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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1925
Page
2
Army Mothers Day Observance Ordered by War Dept
Washington April 24 The War Department ordered a nationwide Army Mothers Day ceremony for May 10 with postings to arrange posts camps and stations ceremonies honoring attending and absent mothers and to decorate graves of fallen soldiers mothers Invitations to mothers of soldiers and special invites to gold star mothers are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Soldiers of America
War Department
Davis
Silliers
Six Million Drain Seen From Nebraska Bank Fund
Fremont Neb April 22 bankers gathered for the Nebraska Bankers association group two meeting at Hotel Pathfinder. Officials elected include J J Viasak as president J Howard Heine as vice president Burt Phillips as secretary treasurer and J N Wyatt retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Phillips
Columbus
J. N. Wyatt
Elkhorn Ia
Nebraska
Guaranty Fund Commission
Guaranty Fund
Kirk Griges
Trade and Commerce
Fremont declares war on auto sheiks and mashere
Fremont Nebraska reports a declared war on auto sheiks and related mashere types. Police orders target offenders with arrests and temporary police station hold. Citizens urged to collect license numbers from machines carrying sheiks and hand them to authorities for quash proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Neb
Samuel Goldwyn Marries Frances Howard McLaughlin
Samuel Goldwyn and Frances Howard McLaughlin known as Frances Howard were married Thursday by Judge Leo Sullivan in his office in Jersey City New Jersey. They left for Los Angeles after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Samuel Goldwyn
Frances Howard McLaughlin
Frances Howard
Leo Sullivan
Los Angeles
Floyd Collins Body Freed From Sand Cave Trap
The body of cave explorer Floyd Collins, trapped in Sand cave since late January, was moved from the rock pinning him to the shaft bottom in Cave City Kentucky. Engineer W H Hunt said the body was in good condition and would be raised to the surface at 9 o clock tomorrow. The rock above the body weighed about seventy five pounds before removal and the tunnel section then collapsed further into the pit behind the burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
BE. S. Hayes
J. S. Smith
Central City
Explorer
Mr. Hunt
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
W. H. Hunt
Drum and Bugle Corps Ready for May 21 Convention
The drum corps plans caps and bugles for the Falls City parade. Members back a building campaign with subscriptions to fund an auditorium in Plattsmouth, aiming for broad business support and early campaign launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum and Bugle Corps
Legionaires
Plattsmouth
Meeting Next Wednesday at St Luke's Undercroft
A meeting is planned for next Wednesday night in the undercroft of St Luke's Church. The notice invites those interested to attend and participate in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
De Molay Upholds American Ideal Across Nation
Kansas City April 24 A massing of De Molays nationwide to oppose high fees and corruption will begin May 1. Proclamations go to 1,400 chapters for patriotic parades flag exercises and night meetings. May will feature chapter reunions open to nonmembers to promote law and good government. Frank S. Land urges advisers to boost Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Order
de Molay
Frank S. Land
Order of de Molay
No Recess Appointments Race Postmaster Vacancies
Washington April 24. President Coolidge has practically abandoned recess appointments for postmasters and now fills vacancies by acting postmasters designated by Postmaster General New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
New
Portugal President Gomes Resigns After Public Life Career
Lisbon reports the president of the republic of Portugal has resigned. Gomes, former Portuguese minister to England, long prominent in public life, was elected president in 1922. He is a journalist and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Republic of Portugal
Gomes
England
Labor tangle at Union Pacific to be heard by labor board
Chicago April 24 A labor tangle within Union Pacific will be ironed out next Wednesday as railroad and steamship and railway clerks union representatives appear before the United States railroad labor board to decide which union is the official clerks organization. The issue arises from the company union run by the railroad versus the regular clerks union and authorities questioned earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific Railroad
Steamship and Railway Clerks’ Organization
United States Railroad Labor Board
Clerks
Labor Board
Union Pacific Clerks
Clerks’ Union
Railroad
Herriot Elected Leader After Turbulent French Session
Edouard Herriot, former French premier, won the presidency of the chamber of deputies after a stormy session marked by rioting at the rostrum and a second ballot result of 267 to 1 against him by himself. The session suspended as chairs were upset. The cabinet faces a senate vote of confidence tomorrow amid resistance to Caillaux and planned fiscal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Herriot
Chamber
M. Herriott
B Balanant
Painleve
Cahillaux
Briand
Senate
Caillaux
M. Caillaux
Drake Relays poised for biggest meet in Des Moines
Des Moines April 22 Drake relays draw top track stars as 194 colleges and high schools enter 2,500 athletes. Officials say public interest matches the record ending with events like the quarter mile and 220 yard low hurdles. Ritola cancellation prompts search for a substitute to pace Jose Ray in a special race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Drake
Drake Stadium
Willie Ritola
Jose Ray
Ray
Ritola
Harold Osborne
Illinois A. C
Kansas
Lawrence
Hiinots
Jayhawks
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Charles Brookins
Iowa
Dan Kinsey
Illinois
Morgan Taylor
Grinnell
Budget Director Regarded as Ogre in Washington
Chicago April 22 Herbert Lord director general of the federal budget describes himself as an ogre who sits on the government's cash box. He told the Chicago Association of Commerce that the budget bureau cut 1 203 771 929 from executive estimates and that many groups form to extract funds from the treasury. He added that a popular budget director should be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert Lord
Washington
Chicago Association of Commerce Today
General Lord
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Fundamental soundness urged by bankers in Augusta
The executive council of the American Bankers Association, a panel of 150 bankers from every state, declares the national business situation fundamentally sound and free from inflation as of April 22 in Augusta Georgia, noting that the menace has been removed by business conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
American Bankers Association
Fruit broker Dell aria sentenced to 15 years
Luizi Dell aria, a fruit broker from San Francisco and St. Louis, received 930 years total but will serve 15 years after 183 concurrent terms. He was fined 725000 after conviction on interstate commerce act violations stemming from 1921 falsified weights in California to eastern shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Luizi Dell,aria
St. Louis
Federal
United States
A. F. St. Sure
Dell’aria
California
Immigrant origins shift under new United States law
Washington reports the eight month effect of the new immigration law shows more entrants from northern Europe than southern Europe, with England alone exceeding southern Europe combined. England 36 980. Germany 42 318. Ireland 26 622. Scotland 19 153. France 16 939. Norway Denmark Sweden 13 495. 2 071 Dutch and Flemish. 838 Welsh. 453 Finns. Italians 4 240. Greece 627. Armenia 351. Bulgaria 331. Croatia 324. Romania 296. Syria 293. Turkey 47. Departures total 22 907 Italians. Great Britain Germany France Scandinavia Poland Finland Netherlands combined 17 925. Greek 5 065. Romanians 905. Syrians 309. Croatians 695. Bulgarians 1 121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
Germany
Ireland
Scotland
France
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
United States
Greece
Armenia
Bulgaria
Croatia
Romania
Syria
Turkey
Great Britain
Scandinavia
Poland
Finland
Netherlands
Stasuics
Allen Exonerated by Coroner's Jury in Boxer Death
Los Angeles report says a coroner's jury exonerated Bobby Allen in the death of Boston boxer Harry Simone who died from brain concussion after a San Hed ring fight. District Attorney George H. Hanson will review records to determine if death was from a blow or prior condition. Allen remains free on recognizance. preliminary hearing set for April 28 in San Bernardino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bobby Allen
Harry Simone
Boston
Allen
San
Thursay
George H. Hanson
San Bernardino County
Simone
San Bernardino
Pleased Over New Place at Head of South Dakota School
Co W Pugsley head of the South Dakota school of agriculture at Brookings visited Lincoln and voiced pleasure with his new duties. He has reorganized faculty with his choices and reports a 20 percent attendance rise. Legislature aided with a million dollars in new buildings and a 10 percent salary increase, while a 20000 dollar marketing appropriation was vetoed by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Pugsley
South Dakota School of Agriculture
Brookings
Lincoln
Pugsley
State Journal
John Sedgeway Jr Heads to Omaha for Day of Visits
John Sedgeway Jr departed this morning for Omaha to visit friends and attend to business matters in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sedgeway, Jr
Omaha
Journal Went Ad Column Offers Sale and Buy Information
The newspaper invites readers to use the Went Ad column to announce goods for sale or requests to purchase items. Provides a channel for individuals and businesses to reach a broad audience with concise notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
What an Alien Can and Cannot Do in Nebraska
Nebraska Attorney General Port in Jenly answers questions from a New York information service bureau on alien status. Aliens cannot vote, own land except limitedly, or serve on juries or in police. they may own land briefly and may work, hunt, fish with license, or pursue occupations not requiring US allegiance. Declarants cannot join militia. aliens may be limited in bar admission, teaching, and certain public offices. long-term land ownership limited and pensions unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jenly
Foreign Language Information Service Bureau
New York
United States
Militia
Nebraska National Guard
State Bar Commission
Two Farms For Sale Near Elmwood and Murdock
Two farms offered for sale by Arthur Bornemeier. A Highty acre tract with cultivation and minor improvements priced at 140 dollars per acre located 3144 miles west of Elmwood. Also an eighty acre parcel well improved five miles north and a half mile west of Elmwood near Murdock for 129000 dollars if sold before May 15. Enquire at 1829 South 28th Street Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Murdock
Arthur Bornemeier
28Th St. Lincoln
Kalina Family Heads to Omaha for Brief Business Visit
Mrs Cyril Kalina and children Betty and Edward leave this morning for Omaha to attend to business matters and visit friends during a short stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Kalina
Betty
Edward
Omaha
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