U S Postal Heads Trans-Ocean Air Mail Interest
Washington officials study plans by Dr Huso Eckener for a weekly transatlantic airship mail link using Zeppelin type ships. Experts estimate needs include at least five ships and ocean side hangars, with costs near 20 million dollars and weekly handling expenses around 11 thousand dollars per ship if hydrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Huso Eckener
United States
Europe
Paul Henderson
Los Angeles
Washington
Zeppelin-Goodyear
Atlantic
Great Britain
France
Zeppelin-Goodyesar Corporation
Public Auction At Murray Farm For Horses Cattle Tools
Auction at the residence near Murray offers ten head of horses and eleven cattle plus farm machinery and stock, including shorthorn bull and Hampshire hogs. Items listed with weights and ages. lunch served by Ladies Missionary Society. Terms: under $10 cash, over $10 six months with bankable note at 8 percent. Auctioneer Ex Young. Clerk G Boedeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Hampshire
John Deere
John Desre
State Superintendent seeks budget boost for deaf education
Matzen requests legislative increase to 338600 for wages and 429780 total for deaf education in public schools. Lincoln district currently serves nineteen deaf pupils with per pupil costs rising from 150 to cover expenses, while state costs for Omaha school deaf care run near 900 per pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matzen
Budset
Code Finance Department
Lincoln
Wego
State School For Deaf
Omaha
Booth
Mercial Traineb
International Livestock Exposition Opens in Chicago
The International Livestock Exposition at the stockyards arena opens tomorrow with 11 500 head of stock competing for honors. President and Mrs. Coolidge will attend next Thursday. European Canadian and South American cattle growers are present with renewed entries from Canadian tranches. The event features a cattle judging contest among students from Canada and the United States, plus prize grain and hay exhibition and the annual horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicarca
Navy
Stockyards Arena
Coolidge
Canada
United States
Dean's Pills Provide Kidney Relief in Plattsmouth Ad
Plattsmouth resident H. J. Kaufman reports back pain, weak kidneys, and dark scalding secretions relieved by Dean's Pills. The advertisement cites testimonials from locals and urges asking for DOAN'S PILLS, 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Plattsmouth
H. J. Kaufman
6Th Street
Mr. Kaufman
Doan
Kaufman
Foster-Milburn Co
Misrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Webster Waerthen's Omaha Visit Then Chicago Trip
Webster Waerthen spent Thanksgiving in Omaha with friends and will depart tomorrow for a birthday gathering in Chicago after the visit with family.
Burl Kirk Seeks Parole From State Penitentiary
Lincoln report states Burl C. Kirk convicted of second degree murder in 1918 for Detective Frank Rooney's death has again applied for parole. He has served six years and three months and the pardon board will meet in December to consider petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Burl C. Kirk
Frank Rooney
Kirk
Douglas County
McKelvie
Senate
B. K. Bushee
State
Buskee
Antles
Public Welfare Department
Andes
Des Moines
Willard V. Mathews
Pioneer State Bank of Omaha
State Board of Pardons
Mathews
Charles Bryan
Wil Presiue
Pardon
Local Notes Show Thanksgiving Travel and Visits
LQCAL NEWS items recall A. Davis of Murray in town for business. Jed Morgan and wife vacationed in Utica Nebraska with Mr and Mrs Albert Thierolf. Lynn Cook, formerly from Plattsmouth, visited family in town over Thanksgiving. Noane college students Edith Helen Farley and Mary Tidball return home for the break with Mr Farrey driving them. Eildon Ciear, recently ill, went to Hamburs Iowa to recuperate. FY. W. Sweeney and wife of St Paul Minnesota visit Tidball family. Thomas F Murphy and party traveled to Falls City for relatives over the holiday with Paul and Alice Murphy. John Stewart of Pawnee City visits his brother Wayne Stewart and stops at the Journal. Henry Herold Jr and wife arrive from Oklahoma City to spend Thanksgiving with his parents and head to New York to meet Richard Hudnut and Ursula Herold. George Leonard of Decatur Kansas visits Cass County relatives. Mont Robb of Union passes through en route home for Sunday. Rev Walter Robb and wife and Virginia visit Omaha for business. Charles K Bestor departs for Chicago to stay with brother Guy Bestor.
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Noane College
Crete
J. L. Tidball
Sweeney
Tidball
Thomas F. Murphy
Falls City
Paul Murphy
Alice Murphy
George Leonard
Decatur
Kansas
Cass County
Mont Robb
Union
Walter R. Robb
Virginia
Omaha
Some of Those Who Toil Not Drink Bootleg and Spin
A compact note hints at indulgence among idle workers involving illicit alcohol and reckless spinning. No clear individuals or organizations are named. The fragment suggests social vice themes without concrete events or dates.
Former high athlete to open drug store
Dor C. McBride son of Mrs. J D McBride returns from Hardin Montana where he ran a drug business to open a new drug store at 4735 South Twenty fourth Street today. A South Omaha high school graduate he starred on the football team 1919 14. He is the son of John D. McBride once Cass County sheriff and known to Plattsmouth friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor C. McBride
J. D. McBride
F Street
Hardin, Mont
South Twentyfourth Street
McBride
South Omaha
World- Herald
Dorr McBride
Johu D. McBride
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Refund of French War Debt Nears Settlement
Washington on November 28 the American debt commission will meet December 1 to review progress toward refunding France's war debt to the United States. Secretary Mellon and Ambassador Jusserand have held formal talks on a potential basis for repayment amid hopes of tangible results. The Hurley plan, proposing annual payments applying to interest and principal and half to French industrial securities, may be discussed but no decision announced.
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Washington
United States
American Debt Commission
Et 2
Mellon
Jusser
Treasury
M. Jusserand
Paris
Escal
France
Rother
Edward N. Flarley
Chiceco
Hurley
Commission
The
Barred Rock Chickens for Sale and Omaha Day Trip
Purebred Barred Rock cochrena offered at $1.50 each by Mrs. R. D. Patterson of Plattsmouth. Mrs. M. S. Briggs left early today for Omaha to visit her daughter Mrs. Fred Franzen and family and take in the sights of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Patterson
Plattsmouth
M. S. Bricgs
Omaha
Fred Franzen
Metropolis
Winter wheat in Chase County in splendid shape
Imperial Nebraska reports Chase County and the southwestern region have the finest winter wheat prospects ever seen in the state. Sown acres across southern counties show fields green with 3 to 6 inches of recent rain, ample moisture to carry through winter. Corn shucking advances with yields of 20 to 40 bushels per acre and fair quality. Hog herds thrive while cattle feeding is reduced. Bank money is ample and land sales reach 65 to 100 dollars per acre, with buyers mostly local familiar with land value.
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Imperial
Nox
Chase County
Nebraska
Impérial
Defense of State Gas Purchases Before Nebraska Supreme Court
Attorney General Spillman for Auditor Marsh filed a brief defending war rents paid for gasoline sold at state stations. The case challenges funding through a revolving department fund not built from taxes, with Fischer of Omaha appealing from a lower court ruling. The state argues retail sales do not affect the fund’s legality or availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spillman
Marsh
Supreme Court
Highway Department
Harry Fischer
Omaha
Fischer
Finance and Public Works
Gainer Narrowly Beneficiary in Sale Result
The report notes that the gainer derives only a slight advantage from the sales, implying that no injunction should issue.
Woman 54 on trial for murder in love triangle
Berlin reports a 54 year old woman on trial in Vienna for killing a 67 year old rival over an 18 year old high school student named Ernest Meiche. The prosecutor says the younger woman strangled her rival and robbed her to finance time with the youth. the accused denies the charge and the boy is cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vienna
Francisca Pruscha
Marie
Ebert
Ernest Meiche
Tooner
Director Weds Belle Bennett
Belle Bennett actress and Fred Windermere motion picture director wed in Los Angeles. They left for a brief honeymoon and plan to return within days to resume work on films.
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Los Angeles
Belle Bennett
Fred Windermere
Chaplin and Lita Return Home to Beverly Hills
Charles Chaplin and his new bride Lita Grey arrive at their Beverly Hills home after a discreet trip from Mexico where they wed. The couple avoids Los Angeles proper and do not speak to reporters upon arrival.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Chaplin
Lita Greys
Beverly Hills
Moxulm
Mexico
Siorb
Alhambra
Land Seeking Excursion to Rio Grande Valley Holiday Trip
Special rates for a December 18 excursion to the Rio Grande Valley Texas offer a single Omaha round trip for 460 dollars and a couple rate of 55 dollars including meals and berth. The trip features orchards vegetables in the valley and a side Houston to Galveston pass. Lead by A C Mutz contact Plattsmouth Nebraska Box 37 or phone 548.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
United States
Omaha
Missus
Kansas City
Houston
Galveston
A. C. Mutz
Box
Plattsmonuth
Nebr
Purchase of Quantices Town Virginia Endorsed
Major General John A. Lejeune endorses government purchase of Quantices Virginia the site of the Marine Corps base to end dual control he says undermines morale. The report also notes purchase of a Brownfield Virginia flying field and completion of the Santo Domingo mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Quantices
Marine Corps
John A. Lejeune
Brownfield
Santo Domingo
Jejeune
Steckes Attorney Goes To Washington Confab
Des Moines Iowa November 27 Preparatory to the filing of the contest to be brought by Dan F Steck democrat for the senate seat of Senator Smith W Brookhart republican James M Parsons Steck's attorney left here last night for Washington where he will confer with Senator Ernst of Kentucky chairman of the senate privileges and elections committee and Senator Robinson of Arkansas minority leader in the senate Miss Anna Heisel was among the passengers this morning for Omaha where she was called on some matters of business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Dan F. Steck
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
James M. Parsons
Steck
Washington
Ernst
Kentucky
Privileges and Elections Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Anna Heisel
Omaha
Bert Coleman Visits Omaha For Brief Business
Bert Coleman arrives in Omaha to attend to important matters during a short stay.
Arthur Copenhaver Tours Omski For Brief Business
Arthur Copenhaver was among the passengers this morning traveling to Omski for a short stay to attend to several business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Arthur Copenhaver
Omski
Be Convincing: Journal Ad Rates Highlighted
A compact note urges advertisers to be convinced the newspaper offers value and audience reach. It emphasizes that journal want ads pay by delivering targeted exposure and timely placement to readers.
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court orders heirs and interested parties to appear December 9 1924 at 10 o clock AM to show cause why Nora L Evenberger final account should not be approved and heirship determined Publication of notice in Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior to hearing confirms the order signed December 1 1924 by County Judge Allen J Beeson with court seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
J. HW. Egenberger
Nora L. Evenberger
Plattsmouth
Aaid Court
A. D
Allen J. Beeson
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Trans-Ocean Air Mail Interests
U. S. Postal Heads
United States Air Mail Service
Carl F. Edge
Air Mail Service
Egsge
Smiles South
Murray
Ex Young
G. Boedeker
Chicago
Webster Waerthen
Bir H-Ge
Burl Kirk
Lqcal News
Dr. Heineman
Fridey’s Telly
Charles K. Bestor
Guy Bestor
American Commission
Rival
Chaplin
Lita
AGADY
C. E. Wescott
Stecek
Washingtoon Confab
Bert Coleman
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