From 1975: Local environmentalists were unimpressed by the Bunker Hill Co.’s assertion that its tall smokestacks were an “antipollution measure.” “Tall stacks simply are not a solution to pollution ...

September 30, 1926 - On Sept. 30, 1926, Vice President Charles G. Dawes visited Lincoln and was greeted by a boy scout. Dawes was the 30th V.P. under President Calvin Coolidge. He was born in Ohio, ...

Tireless, if footsore, is Vice President Dawes in his advocacy of a majority cloture rule for the Senate. Having previously spoken in Alabama and in New Hampshire, last week he turned up in Colorado ...

Closely following his notification in Evanston, and only the day after John W. Davis’ second speech, Charles G. Dawes went to Maine in preparation for the September election there. Until a week or two ...

The village of Big Springs was incorporated on May 15, 1917, though it had been connected with the Union Pacific Railroad since a station was established there in 1867. Miriam Simpson did office work ...