Writs Issued to Recover Three Impounded Cars
Municipal court judges will hear evidence next Wednesday on police authority to impound cars of traffic violators. Writs of replevin were filed against Police Judge Foster and Acting Chief Dillon for cars owned by O W Gangstead Joe Ponak and Walter Scott. Hearing set for July 5.
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Municipal Court
George Holmes
A. E. Haldwin
R. W. Patrick
C. E. Foster
Peter Dillon
O. W. Gangstead
Sweetwood Avenue
Joe Ponak
Larimore Avenue
Walter Scott
South Eleventh Street
William Fleming
Police Seek Kin of Townsend Drowning Victim
The Townsend Montana sheriff asks Omaha police to help locate relatives of Manley D. Skinner drowned in the Missouri river last Thursday. He is about 21 or 22, 5 feet 8 inches, blue eyes, brown hair, 170 pounds, had recently been in Townsend and mentioned Nebraska as his home state.
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Townsend
Mont
Omaha
Manley D. Skinner
Missouri River
Skinner
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain Limited Wreck Near Prairie Home Neb
Wreck views show two Pullmans dragged from the rail and a baggage dining and mail car thrown aside. An engine leaped 50 feet over an embankment and the engineer’s body was buried under coal, later dug out by passengers.
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Rocky Mountain
Prairie Home, Neb
Samson Cancels Den Show For Next Monday Evening
Samson announces the Den show is canceled for next Monday evening. Royal actors plan to spend July 3 and 4 out of the city. Sarpy county will likely host July 17 night as Fremont Millard Elkhorn Valley Washington Bennington and Waterloo attend July 10 night.
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Samson
High
Fireworks Not Mailable Warned by Postmaster
Postmaster Black announced that fireworks and explosives of any kind are not mailable. Any item found in the mails will be withdrawn as a violation of postal laws. Matches or other flammable material are included in the ban.
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Black
Bankers in Knox County Elect Officers at Center Meeting
Knox County Bankers association met at Center to elect officers H C Dierks Bloomfield as president C A Bartlett Creighton as vice president W W Walton Center as secretary treasurer Resolutions praised War Finance Corporation and farm bloc in Congress for their work endorsed the federal farm loan act and thanked large city banks for aid to smaller banks in livestock operations A ball game between east and west bankers ended with the western teams narrowly ahead.
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Bloomfield
Neb
Knox County Bankers Association
Enter
H. C. Dierks
C. A. Bartlett
Creighton
W. W. Walton
Center
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Speeches by Mitchell and Van Auken Highlight Event
J. T. Mitchell of Sioux City and H. R. Van Auken of Bloomfield delivered remarks at the gathering. The speakers emphasized community concerns and called for civic action during the event.
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J. T. Mitchell
Sioux City
H. R. van Auken
Bloomfield
Husband Threatens to Kill Wife in Divorce Case
Rosa Giuffrida seeks a divorce from Christoforo Giuffrida in a District Court domestic relations case. A. V. Kinsler represents the plaintiff as she testifies that her husband threatened to kill her if she pursued the divorce and warned he would dynamite witnesses’ homes. Married in Italy in 1899, they reside at 1227 South Thirteenth Street.
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Sears
Rosa Giuffrida
Christoforo Giuffrida
United States
A. V. Kinsler
Italy
South
Thirteenth Street
Potash Quartet to be Sentenced Today by Judge Munger
Federal Judge Munger of Lincoln is to sentence William Berg Potash company stock conspirators at noon in Omaha. The defendants W A McWhorter Charles Wahl berg Jacob Masse and W G Chip ley were denied a new trial on their mail fraud conspiracy conviction. Judge Munger will arrive in Omaha this morning.
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Munger
W. A. McWhorter
Charles Wahlberg
Jacob Masse
W. G. Chipley
Lincoln
William Berg
Omaha
Bandits Rob Omaha Singer of Ticket and Cash
Myrtle Frances Wyatt, a prominent Omaha vocalist, was robbed of $150 and her railroad ticket at the Belleville Kansas station by armed bandits who fled in a waiting car. She persuaded the conductor to let her continue to Omaha on the train.
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Myrtle Frances Wyatt
Omaha
Belleville
Kan
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Promoted for Heat Exhaustion Relief
An advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as excellent for relief of exhaustion due to summer heat and overwork, claiming it aids insomnia and provides cooling and refreshing effects.
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Horsford
Harvesting Resumed in Beatrice After Rain Delay
Farmers have resumed work in the harvest fields at Beatrice and expect to finish cutting wheat within the next few days. Rain delayed the work.
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Beatrice
Annual Picnic Staged by Omaha Builders' Exchange
More than 400 attended the Omaha Builders' Exchange annual picnic at Carter Lake on Wednesday afternoon. The event featured games swimming and contests followed by dinner at the Carter Lake clubhouse and a dancing finale. Dr James P Connolly prominent dentist and clubman was present with his wife Mrs Connolly testified that her husband led her to a North Side location where men fondled each other's wives.
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Omaha Builders’ Exchange
Carter Lake
James P. Connolly
Sears
Connolly
Doctor McCall Moves Office to Ridge Omaha
Dr. 8. W. McCall announces removal of his office to 1219 First Nat Bank Ridge Omaha. Practice limited to X Ray of teeth. Phone Atlantic 2759.
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8. W. McCall
Nat
Bank Ridge
Omaha
Atlantic
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GMC Trucks
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