Western and Eastern Views on Coolidge 1928 Presidency
The article notes President Coolidge may not run in 1928 and signals he will not be drafted. It cites a New York banker who says eastern business hopes for a safe candidate, favoring Coolidge or several others. The piece envisions a wide field with no clear frontrunner and a need for a strong leader across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
New York
Middle West
Norris
Borah
Reed
Magnetic road nail picker from South Dakota gains national interest
The piece notes Roumania under military law amid a royal succession dispute and recalls America's old wars. It highlights a Brookings mechanical engineering school invention, a giant magnet swept over highways to collect nails, tested west of the Big Sioux river, gathering fifteen pounds of punctures in five miles, with praise for inventor Lind sor and his aircraft feats across oceans and back, marking a rapid return schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
America
Europe
Anne
William
Atlantic Ocean
South Dakota
Big Sioux
Cere
Mechanical Engineering
Brookings
Judge rules wife need not be supported for public dances
In Wilkes Barre domestic relations court a judge holds that a wife who attends public dances against her husband’s wishes does not require spousal support. The ruling clarifies grounds for support in such social disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Fine
Farmer admits foul slaying of brother in Hull jail
Harold Mulligan of Hincks township near Karabazua confessed to killing his brother Thomas Oliver Mulligan on June 1 on a road to his farm. Detective Arthur Malo of the provincial police led the inquiry and reenacted the murder scene to confirm Mulligan’s admission.
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Hull
Quebec
Harold Mulligan
Hincks Township
Karabazua
Thomas Oliver Mulligan
Arthur Malo
Malo
Mulligan
Mullgan
Heaven Ladder Chalk Tale
Willie dreams of heaven as St Peter shows a ladder to the sky and chalk to write sins on each rung. The boy awakens to find his father descending for more chalk, ending the tale with playful irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Papa
St. Peter
Confession details planning killings including brother
A confession describes a plan to shoot a brother and another target. The suspect told his mother he would shoot the Cat tie and Tom, too. In May, he allegedly asked Ferdinand Legors to shoot his brother, but Legors declined.
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Mulligan
Tom
Ferdinand Legors
Legors
Boy Evangelist Delbert Hansgen Faces Juvenile Court
Ten year old Columbus preacher Delbert Hansgen, noted for tobacco use and street preaching, appeared before a juvenile court. A judge gave him a suspended sentence to the Boys Industrial School, and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Deibert Hansgen
Delbert
Boys’ Industrial School
Marie Antoinette Leaves Austro French Ties at Strasbourg Arrival
The article recalls Marie Antoinette's journey from Strasbourg on the Rhine island as she prepares to marry the dauphin Louis XVI. A German-speaking magistrate greets her, she renounces Austria, and French guards replace Austrian escort as she begins life in France.
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Marie Antoinette
France
Strasbourg
Rhine
Louis XVI
Bis
Austria
Louis XV
Probate Notice in Fairbury Arises Small Estate Matter
Final order issued in probate matter. Interested parties may appear to show cause why petitioners’ petition should not be sealed. Notice to all interested parties by Reed. Copy of order to be printed weekly in county newspaper for three weeks. Seal of Gumney Fence. J C Hartigan, Attorney for Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleck
A.M
Fairbury
Ted
Dhter Reed
J. C. Hartigan
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Mabe S Fry Deceased
Jefferson County Nebraska notices a hearing in the County Court regarding the estate of Mabel S Fry who died intestate about April 23 1902. Emma L Fry claims ownership of 51.92 acres described as parts of sections 26 28 in Town 2 Range 4. Heirs and kinship are to be determined with a hearing set for November 30 1927 at 10:00 AM in Fairbury Nebraska. Louis J Nutzman County Judge and J C Hartigan attorney appear for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabe
Towit
Emma L. Fry
Nebraska
Fairbury
Louis J. Nutzman
J.C. Hartigan
Pet
Notice of hearing in estate matter in Jefferson County
Estate of Edith Fry deceased in Jefferson County. Emma L. Fry, sole heir, files petition asserting Edith Fry died testate around July 1907. Describes real estate in Town Two Four, including undivided half of Northeast quarter of Mocthees quarter of section 26 and East half of lot 24 in Southeast section 23, totaling 61.92 acres. Hearing set for August 80th? 1927. Louis J. Nateman County Judge. Arthurian, Atty for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fry
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Emma L. Fry
Mocthuees
Foetran
A. D
Louis J. ‘Nateman
Artigan
Legal Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska Case Hadley v Hadley
In the Diat tét Court of Jefferson County Nebraska Elmo Hadley plaintiff v B H J Hadley et al defendants H J Hadley first full and true name unknown Uriah the u in yee Nebraska real
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Elmo Hadley
H. J. Hadley
Uriah
1927 Date Fragments in General Relief Text
A fragmentary note references the sixth day of 1927 and general relief context. The readable text implies a historical date mention without full surrounding details. No clear event, person, or organization is identified beyond the time reference.
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B.H. Owens
John Lowe
Farmer
Brother
Daddy
Fatherland
California
Florida
Texas
Gulf Coast
Cuba
W. L Filley
Elmo Or. Cc. Hartigan, A
Kansas City
Burlington
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M. J. Powell
Dr.o
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First National Bank
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Waggoner Bros
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