Prosecutions Expected After Sugar Hoard Seizure in Omaha
Nebraska sugar crackdown begins with a DOJ raid seizing 168 600 pounds worth 33 200 from Omaha storage houses. Officials say seized sugar could be released to the market to ease shortages and prices. More raids and criminal prosecutions anticipated. fair price commissioner C G Ryan hails action.
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Sinclair Oil and Refining Company
Alliance
West
Wyoming
Silas A. Holcomb
Nebraska
State Supreme Court
State Board of Control
Broken Bow
The
Lutheran Church
Midland College
National Implement and Vehicle Association
Omaha
Department of Justice
Bellingham
Wash
Nebraska Supreme Court
Conrad Hellenbeck
Manoah B. Reese
Francis G. Hamer
Thomas O. C. Harrison
Samuel H. Sedgwick
Albert J. Cornish
Columbus
Platte County
Loup River
Neb
C. G. Ryan
Note Demands Quick Versailles Action From Berlin
Paris reports the council of premiers sent a note to Berlin demanding immediate execution of the Versailles treaty chiefly on disarmament indemnities and coal deliveries. It warns that occupation of German territory could extend if refused and promises to confer with German representatives on Germany's internal situation once main requirements are met.
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Paris
Council of Premiers
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Farmer and Family Slain at Turtle Lake Farm
Eight people die at the Jacob Wolf farm three miles north of Turtle Lake North Dakota. Victims include Jacob Wolf his wife five daughters Bertha 13 Edna 10 Lydia 5 Martha 4 and Jake Hofer 13. Emma 8 months old survived and is under neighbor care after being found in a cradle beside an open window.
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Turtle Lake
N. D
Jacob Wolf
Here
Bertha
Edna
Mary
Lydia
Martha
Jake Hofer
Emma
Dispensers of Poison Freed in Chicago Trial
The first murder trial over selling wood alcohol as a beverage ended without witnesses in Judge Sabath's court. Defendants Joseph Weikus and Tony Kertz faced charges in the death of Frederick Boertz and six others from coroners cocktails sold at the Weikus bar. Prosecutors blamed police for failing to bring witnesses.
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Chicago
Mit- Hols
Sababth
Joseph Weikus
Tony Kertz
Frederick Boertz
Weikus
Soldier Relief Bill Stalled as Republicans Adjourn
In Washington the House Republican conference suspended action on the soldier relief bill. No date was set for action as wide differences emerged with 0% opinion reported and opposition mainly over a proposed sales tax to fund provisions.
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Washington, D. C
House
Flour Hits Record High at Minneapolis Market
Flour reaches 50 cents a barrel rise at Minneapolis market on April 20 marking the largest single gain this year and the highest price seen for flour in the area. Standard grade flour climbs to 15.50 per barrel.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Two Die In Mitchell Rooming House Fire
In Mitchell Nebraska Everett Morgan and Ole Marsh died in a fire that burned the rooming house where they slept. The blaze is believed caused by a toppled lamp.
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Mitchell
Everett Morgan
Ole Marsh
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Rich Fast Color for Garments
A Hach package of Diamond Dyes claims simple directions allow any woman to dye worn garments and home textiles like silk and linen to a new fadeless color. The ad emphasizes easy use and guaranteed results with color care.
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Nebraska News
Saunders County
G. H. Miller
Blue Springs
Beatrice
Interchurch
Tecumseh
State University At
Lincoln
C. C. Ryan
Grand Island
J. T. Logan
Seward
Camp Knox
Louisville
Madison County
Charlies Young
Louisiana
Grand Army
Fremont
American Legion
Musicians’ Protective Union of
McKelvie
Platte River
Ashland
Lincoln County Agricultural Association
North Platte
W. E. Meyers
Farmers’ State Bank
Halsey
Seward County
Table Rock
Nebraska G. A. R
Sons and Daughters
Emma Meservey
Peter J. Bauer
Ray Sandiovich
State Penitentiary
Lees Barrows
American State Bank
Seattle
Nemaha County
John O'Connor
Dodge County
Elizabeth Donovan
Geneva
Holt County
Certain-teed Products Corporation
St. Louis
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