Bryan Opens His Nebraska Campaign
Associated Press dispatch from Elmwood and Lincoln Nebraska reports William Jennings Bryan opening his campaign for a delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention. He urges a prohibition plank, opposes Senator Hitchcock for president, attacks compulsory universal military training, and frames the liquor issue as a key battle for the party. He speaks to Elmwood residents and later addresses women voters in Lincoln, stressing party unity and anti saloon stance.
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Associated Press
Elmwood
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Bryan
United States
G. M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Brywn
Democratic Party
Republican Party
League of Nations
Congress
G. N. Hitchecockie
Hitchcock
Edwards
New Jersey
Hlitchcock
American shipbuilding industry is active again
E H Rigg naval architect of the New York shipbuilding corporation tells Engineers' club Philadelphia that no private orders set up since the ban was lifted and vessels totaling 1 250 000 tons have been ordered. He expects 18 months to two years to restore world merchant tonnage and notes 80 percent of American ships are oil burners versus five percent for British.
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Philadelphia
E. H. Rigg
Naval Architects
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Mr. Rigg
Engineers’ Club
Elk to be moved from Yellowstone to Bison Range
In a cooperative effort between the Montana State game and fish commission and the Western Montana Fish and Game association 10 carloads of elk from Yellowstone Park are to be shipped to the national bison range near St Ignatius as soon as interior department approval is secured. About 300 elk may be moved if permission is granted.
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Associated Press
Aussoula
Mont
Pvume Wnd Fish Commission
Western Montana Fish and Game Association
Yellowstone Park
St. Tenatius
Secretary of the Interior
Coal deposits near Jasper park found in Canada
Bituminous coal deposits totaling nearly 30,000,000 tons lie within three feet of the surface enabling easy loading. George S. McDonald of the Great Western railway reports the find near Jasper park. Also noted, Kansans on the Rhine organize a Kansas Club in Norawa, March 26.
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Winnipeg
Man
Jasper Park
George S. McDonald
Great Astern Railway
Prairie Provinces
Associated Press
Norawa
Kan
Rhine
Prosecution and Gambler Clash Over New York Vice Raid
New York's Vice hunt led by Assistant District Attorney James E Smith takes a new turn as Commissioner Hirshfield claims Smith opened a gambling house called the Citas club and discussed closing other poker rooms. Inspector Henry's affidavits accusing Smith of seeking protection for disorderly houses push the case toward an extraordinary grand jury. District Attorney Swann backs his aide and dismisses Henry's charges as false.
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New York
James E. Smith
Hirshfield
Davits
Enright
Smith
Henry
Civitas Club
Goldwater
Raymond Admeirati
Swann
Ring Recovery Sparks Aurora Theft Closure
In Aurora Indiana a diamond engagement ring and wedding band believed stolen last fall were recovered. Police say the rings, linked to a local jewelry theft, were found during follow up investigations and returned to the rightful owner.
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Aurora
Ind
Missing Rings Recalled During Fruit Banning Season
A woman living near here recalled at a dinner that she had missed her rings during the fruit banning season when Mrs. William Heady opened a can of fruit. The memory emerged as part of a local anecdote recounting events connected to the fruit season and household routine.
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William Heady
Fireproofing shock kills veteran at home blaze
Topeka March 26 The great shock struck when Charles M Bacon 76 a civil war veteran discovered his home in flames he dropped dead from heart failure on the scene confirming the sudden tragedy in the blaze burning residence and the veteran's death.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles M. Bacon
Old harness sells after 19 years use in Pawnee Rock
A horse harness used for nineteen years in Pawnee Rock Kan was sold for fifty dollars after costing forty nine dollars. The owner disposed of the gear in a local sale, reflecting a small profit and a long service life for the item.
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Pawnee Rock
Kan
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