Thanksgiving Day Occupants Visit Alvo and Nearby Areas
Thanksgiving day social notes from Alvo Nebraska describe visits at Lincoln Elmwood Waverly Weeping Water and Minitare. Entries mention the Reh Meyer Rosenow Miller Dinges Skinner and Coatman families with extended relatives and church activities. A. I. Bird J. E. Taylor and the Bates sisters are noted among other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Rehmeyer
Lincoln
Elmer Rosenow
Lyle Miller
Oswald Jahnn
Elmwood
Alvo
Rehmeyer
Bert Kitzel
Near Waverly
Knights of Pythias
W. B. Banning
John W. Banning
Union
John B. Skinner
Omaha
L. Dinges
George Dinges
Unadilla
Arthur Dinges
L. Miller
L. G. Muier
Dr. Muier
Milford
Muier
Edward Nelson
Ford Motor Company
W. R. Burlingame
E. D. Friend
Henry S. Ough
Clé Schaffer
Methodist Church
Walter Collins
Minnie Peterson
R. M. Coatman
Weeping Water
W. W. Coatman
Carl Rosenow
Jess Brant
Minitare
Verle Rosenow
Art Skinner
Charles Godbey
F. E. Dickerson
Mrs. Dickerson
Mr. Dickerson
Uncle P. J. Lineh Celebrates 77th Birthday in Alvo
On Thanksgiving Day Uncle P. J. Lineh marked his seventy seventh birthday while enjoying the company of many friends in Alvo. He expressed gratitude for friends and good things in life during the celebration.
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P. J. Lineh
Alvo
Knights of Phythias Elect Officers at Meeting
The Knights of Phythias elected officers for the coming term at their regular meeting last Tuesday. Newly chosen leaders include Edward Edwards C C Samuel Jordan V C C Arthur Kinges prelate Joseph Vickers Master of Work R M Coatman Master of Finance Frank L Edwards Master of Exchequer Charles Appleman Outer guard Teddy McCartney Inner guard Elmer Rosenow Master of Arms. An oyster supper followed the ceremony.
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Knights of Phythias
Edward Edwards
C. C
Samuel Jordan
Arthur Kinges
Joseph Vickers
R. M. Coatman
Frank L. Edwards
Mail Early for Christmas Postal Notice
The notice states no rural delivery on December 25 and that the post office will be open Sundays 8:30 to 9:30 a. m. Only sequences with complete addresses and returns on mail matter should be legible, with names street numbers and route numbers clearly written.
Burke Declines Nebraska Speakership Citing Public Duty
State Representative Burke declines to run for speaker as he urges focus on Governor Weaver's bank guaranty and tax reform. He notes past supporters but says he will support a qualified man for the post. Other nominees like Coulter Allyn Bailey Kier are discussed as potential presiding officers.
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Allen G. Burke
Lincoln
Weaver
Nebraska
Burke
C. Petrus Peterson
R. W. Devoe
Devoe Qet
McKelvie
Peterson
Grand Duke Alexander Arrives in America on Leviathan
Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovich arrives in New York on the Leviathan for his third U.S. visit. He is cousin and father in law of the late Czar Nicholas II and cousin-in-law of King George V. He notes two sons Dimitri and Rostislav and two nieces in America. Mrs. Leeds greets him. he rejects Anastasia czarist claimants as groundless.
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New York
Alexander Michaelovich
Nicholas II
Russia
King George
England
Leviathan
America
Paris
Dimitri
New York City
Rostislav
Chicagogo
Tariff Revision Sought for Agricultural Imports
Senator Capper calls for immediate enactment of an emergency tariff act targeting only upward revisions for agricultural imports. He argues general tariff revision would neglect farmers and proposes higher duties on meat dairy livestock wool cotton grain and seeds while reducing protection on a few manufactured goods like aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capper
Tepublican
Kansas
Christmas Cards Now Ready at Bates Book and Stationery
Bates Book and Stationery Store offers the largest line of Christmas cards this season with many options for name printing or engraving. Shoppers are encouraged to visit early to allow time for engraving or printing and to view the selection during counting week.
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Bates Book and
Thanksgiving visitors and local relatives swell Plattsmouth scene
Local city residents hosted guests over Thanksgiving and welcomed relatives from Havelock Omaha Lincoln Des Moines and Des Moines Iowa. Notable visitors included James Stander from Louisville and Janda Mortuary officials.
Local residents visit city for business and bereavement
Charles Reed of Murray and Charles V Seeley of Weeping Water stop in to handle business matters. Funeral attendees including Mr and Mrs Ray Fillmore of Grand Island and Miss Violet Thorspecken of Omaha return home. Dorothy Speck departs for Pueblo Colorado with brother Carl. Cyril Kalina family heads to Dwight Nebraska for a few days. Nehawka resident W T Schlictemeier visits city to renew semi weekly subscription and notes heavy snow in his area.
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James Stander
Louisville
Mike Warga, Jr
Havelock
Harvey Johnson
Aurora
Illinois
Frank Vitersuik
Frances
Joe
Edgemont
South Dakota
Augusta Weber
Newcastle
Wyoming
J. R. Johrig
West
George Cory
Harvey Cory
Jennie Young
Berle Cory
Sac City
Iowa
John Cory
A. H. Williams
Elmwood
F. J. Moore
Omaha
Emily Gonzales
Donald
Harry Clements
Lincoln
L. F. Langhurst
J. D. Wurderman
Leigh
Nebraska
Murray
George Nickles
Joseph A. Janda
Janda Mortuary
Frank
Janda
Plattsmouth
Ghrist
Des Moines
Charles V. Seeley
Weeping Water Republican
Ray Fillmore
Grand Island
Violet Thorspecken
C. C. Despain
Otto Sprieck
The
Journal
Dorothy Speck
Pueblo
Colorado
Carl Speck
Cyril Kalina
Edward
Betty
Joan Wales
Dwight
Joe Kalina
W. T. Schlictemeier
Nehawka
Schuvehgem
Red Cross Membership Drive Enrolls More Local Names
The local Red Cross drive shows growing response with new enrollees reported. Names include Judge James T. Begley Sheriff Bert Reed Rex Young Goldan Noble Beal C. E. Ledgeway L. L. Purpin Judge A Hu xbury Seorke R. Sayles H. W. Whittiker Searl Davis G. L. Fartey John E. Turner Ruth Patton Jessie M. Robertson Clara Wickman L. O. Minor.
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Red Cross
James T. Begley
Bert Reed
Rex Young
Goldan Noble Beal
C. E. Ledgeway
L. L. Purpin
A. Huxbury
Seorke R. Sayles
Unknown Denver policeman hid real name after shooting
In Des Moines November 29 a Denver police officer killed Wednesday was identified as Robert K Evans whose real name was J C Bobzine. His son Marion Bobzine said Evans left Gilman fifteen years ago and changed his name during the war. He now lives in Gila Ja with his other son Carl.
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Bes Moines
Robert “K.” Evans
Denver
Farice King
J. C. Bobzine
Marion B. Bobzine
Gila
Carl
Evans
Gilman
Chicago Police Raid Targets South Side Night Life
Police Commissioner William Russell ordering action led to a raid conducted by Captain O Connor on a south side cafe on the second floor. Roulette wheels and gambling paraphernalia were seized and four men were arrested during the raid.
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Chicago
William Russell
South Side
O'Connor
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Defends Citizenship Claim
In Portland Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen denounces Florida efforts to invalidate her congressional election over citizenship. She notes a 1922 law restored her status and granted citizenship for all future, praising Congress for repeal and equality for women while on a West tour.
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Portland
Ore
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Reginald Owen
British Royal Engineers
End of Inquiry Into Sinking of Vestris Near
New York Nov 28 The end of two official inquiries into the loss of the liner Vestris is near after testimony from survivors officers and experts. Witnesses report failed lifeboat lowering ignored SOS delay by Captain Carey crew actions and possible structural or cargo shifting causes. State Journal notes four suspected causes and possible post hearing conclusions.
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New York
Charles Tuttle
Department of Commerce Board
Tuttle
Dickerson WN. Hoover
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Department of Commerce
Edward Keane
Vestris
William Carey
Nesro
Wenleg
Hull
State Journal
Portes Gil Takes Oath as Mexico’s Interim President
Emile Portes Gil was sworn in as provisional president of Mexico in Mexico City with about 25 000 witnesses. He pledged to continue Obregon and Calles policies, maintain friendly ties with the United States, defend sovereignty, oppose war, promote pacific education, welcome foreign workers and capital, and uphold Articles 27 and 23 on oil land and labor laws while avoiding involvement in next year’s election.
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Mexico City
Emile Portes Gil
Mexico
Obregon
Calles
United States
Portes Gil
Morrow
Congress
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Court
Omahzu Bee-News
Lancaster County Tops Nebraska University Enrollment
Lancaster county has the most University of Nebraska students, 1 861, followed by Douglas with 474. A wide spread of students comes from many counties. three counties have none. Lancaster also leads in number of towns represented at the university with 20, followed by Saunders with 17.
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Lancaster County
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Douglas County
Omaha
Dodie County
Cass
Gage
Saunders
Arthur, Banner
McPherson
Hayes County
Lincoln
Richardson
Dawson
Seward
Clay
Saline
Otoe
Scottshlug
Jefferson
Butler
Hall
Aes
York
Madison
Buffalo
Custer
Thayer
Furnas
Hamilton
Boone
Burt
Colfax
Cuming
Nuckolls
Valley
Fillmore
Franklin
Pawnee
Red Willow
Polk
Harlan
Johnson
Platte
Cedar
Holt
Némaha
Kearney
Knox
Washington
Phelps
Webster
Merrick
Frontier
Hitchcock
Antelope
Box Butte
Boyd
Kimball
Sarpy
Dawes
Stanton
Brown
Chase
Dakota
Howard
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Saeek
Dixon
Pierce
Keith
Nance
Perkins
Greeley
Cherry
Garfield
Duel
Logan
Morrill
Wayne
Durdy
Grant
Rock
Gosper
Keya Paha
Hooker
Sioux
Blaine
Loup
Thomas
Wheeler
Hayes
University
Plan Investigation Of Texas Election Plan Investigation
The congressional committee, after finishing a Texas southern district ballot probe, arrived in San Antonio to review the contest filed by Harry M. Wurzbach. He was defeated by Democrat Augustus McCloskey in the Fourteenth district, with McCloskey holding a slight plurality according to the returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Congressional Committee
Harry M. Wurzbach
Augustus McCloskey
McCloskey
Name Change Requested for Palo Alto to Hoover
Gov. c. C. Young received a letter from Bert Bell of Chicago proposing renaming Palo Alto to Hoover in honor of the president elect. A second Bell from Palo Alto opposed the change saying the name should stand after a prior change. The governor indicated residents should decide the issue locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
C. C. Young
Bert Bell
Chicago
Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
University City
Chicago figures in brief wintertime notes
Verdon and family return home this morning. Mice Wincie Vroman will stay in Chicago for a few days longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Heen
Chicago
Jessoh
Verdon
Officials discuss state welfare and attorney general picks
Reports at the capitol name Dr. E. R. Hays of Falls City as a possible secretary of the department of public welfare replacing Judge Lincoln Frost who resigns Jan 3. Names also surface for assistant attorney general and attorney general staff including Miss Grace McGerr and Homer M. Kyle with other Democrat contenders.
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E. R. Hays
Falls City
Capitol
Weaver
Department of Public Welfare
Lincoln Frost
Will Brookley
Linsa
Nebraska Prmaceutical Association
Lalah B. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Bliss
State Board of Control
John S. McCarty
Lincoln
Claudia B. Dole
Taylor
Red William
McCook
J. Lippert
Havelock
Grace McGerr
C. A. Sorensen
George W. Ayres
Hugh LaMaster
Homer M. Kyle
Omaha
Bible Stories Declared Myths In New Commentary Review
The Daily Mail highlights a review of a new Bible commentary titled Commentary on the Holy Scripture. It states several familiar narratives such as creation and the flood are myths with no historic foundation, while affirming the historicity of Christ and the resurrection. The work features over fifty contributors under Dr. Gore’s editorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail Today
Tower of Babel
Church of England
Gore
Oxford
SLAIN BY MISTAKE IN REVENGE SHOOTING NEAR DEATH OF WATCHMAN
New York detectives report Dennis Watkins, a night watchman, fatally wounded by a fusillade fired through doors and windows. Two brothers are in custody on circumstantial evidence suggesting misdirected vendetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dennis Watkins
Journal Want Ad Department Always Offers Interest
Classifieds in the Journal Want Ad section present varied items and notices for sale, services, employment, and personal ads. Readers find concise postings from local residents and businesses, highlighting opportunities and offerings within the community.
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Journal
Want Ad Department
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