Obregon Optimistic After Year Of Rule
Mexico City reports Obregon’s first year as president ended November 27 with reconstruction and reform. A new education ministry under Jose Vasconcelos promises funds for schooling while railroads, land reform, and agrarian issues advance amid protests. Recognition by the United States and major powers remains stalled.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Joze Vasconcelos
Obregon
Altho
National Agrarian Commission
Dr H C Leopold Opens Union Block Offices Over Halstead Market
Dr H C Leopold opens new office space in Union block towering over Halstead market. The move places the physician's practice in a prominent downtown location, signaling expansion and greater accessibility for patients.
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H. C. Leopold
Halstead Market
War hero Whittlesey disappears from steamship To loa
Lieutenant Colonel Charles W. Whittlesey famed for leading the Lost Battalion vanished from the steamship To loa en route to Havana. Captain's wireless reported a passenger named C W Whittlesey disappeared leaving letters. Officials confirmed identity. relatives and associates uncertain of motive or destination.
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Charles W. Whittlesey
Fame
Cuba
New York
Toloa
Havana
C. W. Whittlesey
United Fruit Line
Whittlesey
Co. W. Whittlesey
Argonne
Three Hundred and Eighth Infantry
BE. H. Schulhof Piano Tuner Advertisement
BE. H. Schulhof offers piano tuning services with contact phone 339-J. Deb.
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BE. H. Schulhof
J. Déw
Trio of check artists fleece Fremont banks in swift swindle
Three bandits opened accounts at Fremont State, Fremont National and Commercial National then cashed forged $100 checks on out of state banks. Each bank lost 90 dollars after the scheme, with follow up reports of similar robberies in Columbus Nebraska and several Missouri cities.
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Fremont
Columbus
Missouri
Fremont State
Fremont National
Commercial National
Neb
Brookfield
Mecon
Chillicothe
Lower Rates To Omaha By Burlington From Plattsmouth
The Burlington announces a new one way fare from Plattsmouth to Omaha at 75 cents starting tomorrow. Agent R. W. Clement pressed for a rate matching Missouri Pacific to end the 82 cent charge. The lower fare originates from Omaha headquarters after months of effort.
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Burlington
Plattsmouth
Omaha
R. W. Clement
Missouri Pacific
Reavis Denies Plans to Resign from Congress
Omaha dispatch reports rumors that Congressman C F Reavis may resign to practice law. He denies the reports and says no one is authorized to state he will resign or practice law in Omaha. Reavis, in Falls City during recess, has been considered a potential Senate candidate but reportedly will not seek the nomination.
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Omaha
C. F. Reavis
Nebraska
Reavis
Onisha
Congress
New York City
William Hayward
Nebraska City
United States
New York
Falls City
Washington
Mennonites Plan Move From Canada to Mexico
An advance party of about 1,000 Mennonites from the Hague district will depart western Canada for northern Mexico to establish pioneer holdings. The 85,000 acre transfer is tied to the loss of school rights in Canada, with completion expected by December 1, 1922, and total exodus projected to reach 11,000 from the west, bringing roughly 14 million dollars in cash.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Old Colony Church Mennonites
Canada
Mexico
Hague
South America
Bishop Wall
Povernment
Mennonites
Winnipeg Land Company
Swift Current
Manitoba
Altho
Old Colony Church
Old Colony
West
Teacher Demonstration for Doolan and Bride
Byron C. Doolan and his bride were surprised by about 200 high school students in a citywide demonstration after returning from a brief honeymoon. The groom and bride were located by the students at their residence and escorted through the city in a classic two‑cab parade as a festive welcome.
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Byron C. Doolan
Mrs. Doolan
Christmas Card Campaign Urges Early Orders
Local office promotes Christmas card purchase with a deadline and order method, urging readers to call or mail their orders promptly to ensure timely delivery.
Directors' Meeting at Bank of Commerce Louisville
The Bank of Commerce in Louisville elected officers for the coming year: Mrs Nellie F P Arnew president, R H Hastain vice president, Ralph S Larson cashier, Ruth Jacobson assistant cashier. Mrs Agnew took over F E Schlater’s interest as retiring president. Hastain is her son in law and a Cass county arrival from St Louis.
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Bank of Commerce At
Louisville
Nellie FP. Arnew
R. H. Hastain
Ralph S. Larson
Ruth Jacobson
Agnew
F. E. Lehlater
Thomas B. Parmele
Hastain
Cass County
St. Louis
Ralph Larson
Schlater
First National Bank
Obituary of Alice Craig in Morill Nebraska
Alice Craig died at 12 10 a m on November 27 at age 50 after a week of illness. Born January 20 1906 in Valley County Nebraska she lived in Kimball County and Morill before death. She joined the Congregationalist church in Burwell in 1913 and is survived by her parents two brothers and two sisters with two siblings predeceased.
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Alice Craig
Bear
Martha Alice Craig
Valley County
Nebraska
Kimball County
Morrill
Burwell
A. L. Craig
Ord
Jas. M. Craig
Morill
Elizabeth
Grace
Stationery Line End Marks Journal Office Note
A brief item notes the stationery line ending at the Journal office with unspecified timing and routine administrative reference. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Journal
Taking Off of Tax on Railroad Tickets
Travelers gain from reduced railroad taxes with lower fares on routes such as Plattsmouth to Omaha and maps. The relief cuts about 8.2 cents to 7.6 cents on certain trips and roughly 34 percent to California, while the Pullman surcharge of 50 percent remains set by railroads for their own benefit. Longer journeys may see more traffic if Pullman rates drop.
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Plattsmouth
Omaha
Partington
California
North Pacific Coast
Christmas Card Selection Now Available at The Journal
The Journal offers a large assortment of Christmas cards priced from 5c to 25c each. Customers can send a dollar or two with instructions to select and mail cards, and The Journal will ship the best options. Enclose a check for 1 or 2 dollars and order today to receive cards early.
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Journal Office
the Journal
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Great Britain
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U. S
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Wilson
Slick
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