Boundary Dispute and Foreclosure Headlines
Local notices list boundary lawsuit filed by James Stapleton against Rhoda Pawsell and a mortgage foreclosure action by Minnie A. Keene against H. C. Clausen seeking about 10700 plus costs in district court. Also brief items note residents traveling, meetings, and community updates in Cass county.
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Boundry Line
James Stapleton
Rhoda Pawsell Quntitt
Minnie A. Keene
District Court
H- C. Clausen
Nomination of Warren for attorney general moves forward
Washington March 10 The Senate cleared a path for further consideration of Charles B Warren of Michigan for attorney general after completing committee slate reorganizations The La Follette insurgents were demoted in committee lineups by a 64 to 11 vote The insurgents abandoned their challenge and the panel then shifted to the public lands chair contest with Stanfield of Oregon favored by 36 votes
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Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
la Follette
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Public Lands Committee
Resnlt
Stanfield
Oregon
Radio Program Grid For United Prom Listings
A dense timetable of radio shows across U S cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston Washington and Detroit. It lists orchestras bands sopranos pianists and dance programs with times from early afternoon to late evening. It references the Atwater Kent and WEAF networks and various local stations and hosts.
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Muale
Aturitn
M.—Waldorf Orchestra
Aio B. M
Uate Cuomo
Henry T. Flock
Tait
Greagene Noble
Mair
Enpiano Balog
Eas Yen
Wane
Ital
Waug
Aicgmann Hill
Chickeri
Artinta
Atlantic City
Phila Gel Pita
Coten
Arcadia Grehencra Woo
Philadelphia
Weaf Work
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Milam Penn
Tad P Xu
the Sunshine Ch. Wav
Beitior
William Stolger
Atwater-Kent
BN —Nixen Etertasoete
Ruya
F. Put
TSN
Sealers Orchestra
Market
Kintersarten Rete
MOCO
Army Hand
Hohrnectary
Fuletren
Strand Orchentry
T. Mullen
Roetial
Honk Arties
Wearney
Freire
Lopez-statler Orchretta
New Mexico Major Candidate Competes Against Thirteen For Ladd
In an election note from New Mexico, a leading Major candidate faces thirteen opponents for Ladd and three for cones representing Democratic positions. The fragment contrasts party roles and local race dynamics.
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Ladd
Cones( Dem
New Mexico
Congregational Junior Choir Hosts Sunday Banquet
Congregational church junior choir members will be guests of honor at a six o clock Sunday banquet in the church dining room. A unanimous vote approved the plan after the pastor praised the twenty five youths for their fine Sunday evening service. The committee led by Mrs L H Pine and Mrs L A Suvaner arranged seating and program details. After tables a concert in the church auditorium and an address by the pastor titled The Boy Without a Fist will conclude the event. The public is invited to attend the seven thirty service.
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L. H. Pine
Mra
L. A. Suvaner
C. &. Cole
C. W. Savery
J. Bo Smuller
F. My Alexander
Raugenente
Marie Cavenaugh
Alma Beckwith
Lnduders
Dearans
H. Whitney
Missy Grace Baner
Leonard A. Spooner
Nora Wentz
Irish Whiteboyes Secret Agrarian Outrages in Ireland
A fragment notes a secret group named Irish Whiteboys or Whiteboye active in Ireland in 187. The members wore white shirts to mark their agrarian outrages.
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Ireland
Woman Driver Of Bandit Car Under Arrest In Des Moines
Des Moines on March 16 A P reports charges of attempted murder and robbery filed in municipal court against Marjorie Brady 25 wife of Harry Brady an alleged gang member. Detectives say she drove the car carrying bandits from the scene of the New York lunchroom robbery in which William Shaw was seriously wounded.
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Des Moines
Mar
Marjorie Brady
Harry Brady
Simons Named Acting German President
Berlin March 11 Acting German President Walter Simons was designated by passage in the Reichstag after its third reading, with appointment approved by the lawmakers. The move names Simons to the interim presidency as the republic navigates constitutional matters.
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Berlin
Walter Simons
German Republic
Reichstag
Bine
PT A council board to meet at city hall tomorrow
The PT A council board will meet at city hall tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon at 3 30. Elks Ladies social scheduled for Thursday at the club house Fifth and Poplar streets. Various local groups note upcoming meetings including C T U, Royal Neighbors, Ladies of G A R, and the Lincoln School operetta at city hall Wednesday evening March 1.
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PT. A. Council
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Elke Ladies
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Poplar Streets
Mesianes Cardio
Lincoln School
Nora Wentz
Ridpom
Lircum Piano Fund
Browning Club
L. Campbell
Poplar and
Seventh Streets
Dope Fiend Suspect in Huge Gem Robbery
New York reports a gray haired man with a pasty face as the leading clue in a series of jewel robberies against women at Broadway cabarets. Beatrice Perkins, 24, identified a fleeting glimpse of a man described as a drug addict with a handkerchief mask, during the loss of several thousands of dollars in gems.
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New York
A. P
Broadway
Beatrice Perkins
Fems
Bowman Highway Bonding Bill Passes in Senate
Des Moines March 10 A P The Bowman highway bonding bill was passed by the senate 2 to 16 with a plan to submit road improvement programs to voters when bonding issues are authorized and to modify highway bonding laws. An amendment to end separate voting inside and outside cities on bond issues failed.
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State House
Des Moines
A. P
Senate
Supreme court affirms Cecil Mickle murder conviction
Des Moines dispatch reports on March 10 that the Town supreme court affirmed the murder conviction of Cecil Mickle in the killing of railroad detective Thos Griffin. Mickle receives a life term in prison.
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Des Moines
A. P
Town Supreme Court
Cecil Mickle
Thos. Griffin
Alma Andersen Is Admitted To Atlantic Hospital
Mrs Alma Andersen of Maine was admitted to the Atlantic hospital today for medical treatment.
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Alma Andersen
Maine
Atlantic Hospital
Bishop Quayle Dies After Long Ministry in Kansas
Baldwin Kansas March 10 Bishop William A Quayle author lecturer educator and prominent figure in the Methodist Episcopal church died at his home Monday age 64 He had served over twenty five years in church leadership and education with wide influence across the denomination.
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Baldwin, Kans
Wm. A. Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Local Social Notes From Cumberland March Event
Mrs. Geo Fishback of Harvard Nebraska and Mrs John Fishback of Red Oak visited Mr and Mrs D F Drenner. Several locals attended a basketball tourney at Villisca. a pantry sale at Lucas store netted about fourteen dollars. Others journeyed to Atlantic and Lewis for events and visits during the weekend and week.
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Neb
John Fishback
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Geo, Fishback
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Mark Funk
Ben Johnson
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Henry Spieker
George Weaver
Jelliott
A. Weaver
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H. E. Morgan
LeRoy Wollenhaupt
Eastern Star Lodge
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Mesdames
A. W. Abderaon
Fret Lassen
S. L. Dorsey
Composition of Chath Chaik 184 chalk varieties
Composition of Chath Chaik 184 chalk varieties earthy and tar colored with white gray or yellowish hues. Grate formed chiefly by sea bottom accumulations of shells and foraminifera with numerous minute dryanloma siliceous speules of sponges and seashells. Uses include as a writing material when mixed with a binding substance.
Bowen Ghosts frighten locals with eerie wooden figures
In Bowen, residents report eerie wooden figures shaped like vrogsea appearing along outskirts. The unusual apparitions terrify some townsfolk and drive others indoors at night. Authorities have advised calm and no sensationalism while the sightings are investigated.
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Bowen
America
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