Kinkaid Dies After Twenty Years in Congress
Mosea P. Kinkaid longtime Nebraska congressman from the Sixth District known as Uncle Mose died at Garfield hospital after a long illness. He announced retirement on May 18 after twenty years in office and had filed for reelection. his death ends a career marked by farm friendly legislation and previous service as district judge at O Neill Nebraska.
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Washington
Mosea P. Kinkaid
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Congress
Mose
Garfield Hospital
Kinkaid
Sear
O'Neill
Neb
Erouf Coal Strike In View With Arbitration Plan
A plan for a three member arbitration commission to settle the Erouf coal strike is being considered. Both sides would agree beforehand to abide by the final decision. Miners would accept reluctantly. operators may resist briefly but presidential influence could win them over. The plan would appoint one commissioner for miners one for operators and one for the public.
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Seer
Strike Conditions In West Lincoln Craftmen Strike
Lincoln Nebraska Burlington craftsmen on lines west of the Missouri River totaled 508 of the 4006 cording to T Roope superintendent of motive power of the Burlington west of the Missouri river. Roope said those who remained at work including foreman and workers all in crafts not affected by the walkout totaled 406. It is said three alleged strike breakers at tempting to enter the portal to the Havelock shop compound were taken to an automobile and whisked sway toward Waverly the next station in the direction of Omaha by forty or more strikers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Missouri River
T. Roope
Roope
Havelock Shop
Waverly
Omaha
Roads Suspended as Riots Stir Chicago and Rail Lines
Reports of strike riots and threats spread across Chicago and the state. Railroads suspend portions of passenger and freight traffic while Illinois militia are mobilized. Federal regiments may be called if unrest worsens.
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Chicago
Illinois
Coal Shortage Forecast For Chicago Area Amid Strike
Chicago region and midwest coal markets brace for shortages as rail lines report near halt in tonnage. Officials say current stockpiles are small with little winter supply in bins, but settlement of the coal strike could push rail coal movement up by about 100000 carloads to Chicago, reversing a recent drop from 650000 to 100000 carloads.
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Chicago
Nitrate Plant District Location Mentioned
The article notes the location district for the nitrate plant. It reports Mr. Almon predicting Henry Ford's Offer for Muscle Shoals would win by a large margin when it reconvenes in August.
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Almon
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Risk Code Bill Validity Question Emerges
Lincoln Neb Orville L Jones is mentioned in a report about the validity of a risk code bill. The article notes legal questions and potential challenges to the bill in the state capital, outlining possible interpretations and implications for enforcement.
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Lincoln, Neb
Orville L. Jones
Cornhusker items reflect Nebraska happenings and events
The clipping lists diverse items from Nebraska towns: a Missouri Valley veterinarians convention, theft at Beck-Ord Drug in Waco, a burn accident in St. Paul, a golden wedding anniversary in Nelson, and state policy against road-construction convict labor. It notes fair preparations at Bloomfield, a consular appointment in Omaha, and flood, weather, and agricultural updates across counties.
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Missouri Valley Veterinarian’s Association
Beck-Ord Drug Company
Waco
George Deininger
St. Paul
Levi Heltzel
Nelson
Omaha
Polk County
August Paul
Beatrice
Falls City
Ruth Bryan Owen
W. J. Bryan
Dubois
Pawnee City
Sebastian Salerno
A. Venuto
Knox County Better Live Stock and Fatir Association
Bloomfield
North Platte River
Garden County
Lake Minatare
Scottsbluff
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Ashlang
Gamstet
Pickrell
William Se
Freedom From Laxatives Ad Promotes Medical Product
An advertisement touts a newer safer remedy for chronic laxative use claiming permanent relief and natural lubrication. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist and frames the product as science backed for perfect health.
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Moses P. Kinkaid
Erouf
West
Neobrasks
Brownville
Medi
George Ganshaw
Wylie Colbert
Bethany
State Department of Agriculture
Pawnee
Gibbon
George Logan
Gresham
Hig
Richardson County
Red Cross
Nurde
Millie Heinze
George’ Heinze
Minatare
Otoe County
Farm ‘Bureau Federation
Nebraska City
Aintedt
Orlans
Frederick Claus
Buffalo
Wyo
J. L. Harris
Jefferson County
Kansas City
Thomas Carraher
Spalding
Ees
Dales
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Big Samak Health
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