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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

7

Nebraska News Roundup From Boone County to Omaha

Nebraska roads work starts in Boone County. Scottsbluff hosts 1925 Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs in October. Notable deaths include Will C. Israel and Mrs Christina Peterson. A veterans memorial in Stratton garners 2200 dollars. Fire damages a Callaway area home. College staff changes and civic events across Omaha, Lincoln, and peripheral towns are noted along with local business expansions and wildlife findings.

Boone County Nebraska Federation of Woman's Clubs Scottsbluff William Chambers York Shanghai China Better Homes Red Cloud Stratton Callaway Coolidge Sena Walter R. Martin Bellevue Neligh Fred T. Dawson University of Nebraska Crawford South Omaha Vera Garrison University Place Christina Peterson Gage County Archie Willey Will C. Israel Havelock Lee Baker Grand Island Nebraska Public Library Commission George A. Aills Omaha Platte River Ashland Lincoln South Gaine J. C. Jenkins Wallie Wells Clearwater Antelope County Lulu K. Brown United States Norris Brown Harvard Hastings Superior Harmon Bross Nebraska G. A. R Francis I. Parr J. J. Parr Roseland Adams County L. R. Gregory Tecumseh Schools Bronxville N. Y Uted Institute of Child Wes Cre Fare Research New York City Tecumseh Nebraska Rule Capitol Colorado Valentine Hatchery Norfolk State Bureau of Animal Industry City Health Department Police and Fire Department Dan Butler Arthur Cunningham Strand Cunningham Norfolk Elks Club North Nebraska South Dakota Webster County Farm Bureau Harlan County Orleans Blue Hill Douglas Doniphan Eugene White Washington Coolides Dawes Captain Kick Roosevelt W. P. Saycer North Platte N. P. King Rose Hengerveld Palisade New York American Museum of Natural History Westen Harold J. Coe Agate Neb Ralph Brehm Roy A. Kelly H. C. Matheny Clarence Lee Earl Sorenson Geology University Nenawka State School For Sanmiuel Bacon Frank Fortner Orville Elders Marie Elders Falls City Caughiers Maust Lake Omata Everett Buckingham Banks C.ased

Enlisted Man Becomes Commander in DC Department

Frank T. Peckham, a longtime American Legion figure and former private and corporal in the tank and motor transport corps, is named department commander for the District of Columbia. Born in 1888 in Philadelphia, he later moved to Washington and earned law degrees from National University. He has held notable posts in the Legion and advised against the release of political prisoners.

Frank T. Peckham Department of the District of Columbia Tank Corps Motor Transport Corps France Philadelphia Mr. Peckham Washington National University Law School United States Senate Louis A. Coolidge Mr. Coolidge the Treasury Presi Dent Roosevelt Jie Customs Division The Treasury Peckham American Legion Harding Congress Marghueritta G. Kendrup

Legion Begins Campaign to Purge Colorado Ballots

The Denver American Legion accuses hundreds of aliens and others disenfranchised of voting fraudulently in Colorado's last general election. Commander John C. Vivian asked District Attorney Joseph W. Hawley to prosecute eight alleged aliens for unlawfully exercising citizen rights, signaling a broad anti fraud effort across the state.

Colorado Denver American Legion Legion John C. Vivian Department of Colorado Joseph W. Hawley Trinidad Hawley

Too Busy for Murder Case Probe in Local Beat

A reporter asks for clues while the police chief complains officers are tied up with enforcing parking laws, monitoring beer sales, bathing suits censorship, and movie restrictions, delaying any start on the murder investigation.

American Legion Weekly

Lewistown Colonel Receives War Department Citation

After twenty six years Col Harry Q Williard retired adjutant of the American Legion post at Lewistown Montana received a War department citation for gallantry in action at Las Guasimas and Santiago during the Spanish American War in Cuba.

Harry Q. Williard American Legion Lewistown Mont War Department Gilantry Las Qasasimas Santiago Cuba

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