The Last Days of Pompeii at the Parmelo theater
George Kleine presents Bulwer Lytton’s Pompeii in a photoplay at the Parmelo theater. The Italian production emphasizes fidelity and dramatic photography with characters such as Nadia Glaucus Tone Athenian Apedides Archbaces Shabaniea and Burho. Tickets are 10 15 and 20 cents for tomorrow Friday night showings.
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George Kleine
Bulwer Lytton
Pompeii
Italy
Bulwer
Anecee
Nwilia
Glaucus
Tone
Apecides
Archbaces
Isis
Shabaniea
Burho
Nadia Wuntil
Vesuvius
Christmas shop of St. Maryv's Guild at Hotel Riley
The St. Maryv's Guild announces a Christmas shop in the Hotel Riley block this Friday and Saturday offering a variety of dainty presents for shoppers.
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St. Maryv’s Guild
Riley Block
Best results claimed by advertising in the Journal
Advertising in the Journal is cited as the key to achieving best results for campaigns. The note emphasizes the journal’s impact and reach for promotional efforts.
One Game Off Campus Rule Debated by MVC Leaders
A January 19 meeting in Lincoln of Missouri Valley Conference heads and governing boards will discuss permitting one football game per season to be played off campus. The proposal arose after Kansas alumni urged moving the Kansas vs Missouri showdown to Kansas City, with Nebraska noting Omaha could host a game due to its large graduate population.
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Lincoln
Missouri Valley Conference
Kansas
Kansas City
Strong
University of Kansas
Nebraska
Omaha
Arthur Farmers Utilize Crop Waste in Denatured Alcohol Plan
Arthur county farmers plan to curb waste by turning unsellable potatoes into denatured alcohol. Twenty five growers form a group to build a factory. new law allows farm based production after January 1914. Estimated cost is 20 to 25 cents per gallon.
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Lincoln
State Board of Agriculture
Arthur County
Four charged with gambling in Merna raid
J A James of Grand Island Silver Crist of Anselmo and Tom and Charles Sweeney of Merna were bound over to district court in 500 bonds each. Sheriff Wilson and Constable Towsley arrested seven players in a Merna private house raid as lamps toppled and three fled through a quilt covered table.
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Broken Bow
Neb
J. A. James
Grand Island
Silver Crist
Anselmo
Tom
Charles Sweeney
Merna
G. Schwind
District Court
Wilson
Towsley
O'Connor Claim to Hastings Estate Stirs Nebraska Case
Edward O'Connor of Horseheads New York filed four claims to an estate left at Hastings Nebraska by John O'Connor who died there. He asserts their father was a brother of the deceased and that his father was killed July 29 1911 while employed by the Lackawanna railroad leaving a widow and seven children.
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Buffalo
Edward O'Connor
Horseheads
N. Y
Hastings Neb
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Lackawanns Railroad
Secret service arrests hold counterfeit gang leader in West
Secret service men in Oakland arrest a prisoner identified by authorities as W. Harry McAuley of Omaha, alleged leader of a Midwest counterfeit gang flooding the region with fake $5 notes from the Citizens National Bank of Albert Lea Minnesota. The prisoner refused to identify himself and denied being Me Anley.
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San Francisco
Secret Service
Oakland
W. Harry McAuley
Omaha
Middle West
Citizens’ National Bank
Albert Lea Minn
Me Anley
Brownie Tennyson arraigned on kidnapping charge in Omaha
Brownie M Tennyson former janitor at Leonarc apartments was arraigned in the police court on a kidnapping charge for binding nine year old Harriet Johnson in a trunk. Preliminary exam waived and he was bound over to district court with bond set at 3000 dollars.
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Omaha
Brownie M. Tennyson
Leonarc Apartments
Harriet Johnson
Tennyson
State railroad panel may travel to Washington
Lincoln December 4 It may be necessary for state railway commission representatives to go to Washington for a session of the interstate commerce commission on a proposed rate increase. The issue concerns raising banana shipping rates from the Gulf of Mexico to Nebraska.
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Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf of Mexico
Nebraska
Burlington to Finish Ashland Bridge Before Spring Freshets
The Burlington railroad expects to complete the Ashland bridge before spring floods and will keep a team of workers on site all winter. The new bridge will be higher than the old one and rest on cement piers set in bedrock.
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Lincoln
Burlington Railroad
Ashland
Bryan to Deliver Club Banquet Speech in Lincoln
Secretary of State William J. Bryan agreed to attend the Lincoln Commercial club banquet in January and deliver the principal address. The invitation was extended via telegram to Charles W. Bryan.
Anselmo Citizen Williar Moore At Deathbed
Anselmo Neb December 4 Williar Moore a highly respected longtime resident lies at the point of death from pneumonia and related complications with his family at his side.
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Anselmo
Williar Moore
Seek Changes in Bridge Laws Across Nebraska Counties
Omaha delegates unanimously back amendments to lower bridge tonnage requirements and give counties more control over bridge plans and county clerks supplies. Motion targets state furnish supplies and poor quality books, urging better material and local customization for tax lists and office forms.
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Omaha
Michael Carey
Boone County
State Printing Board
Money in Postal Banks in Nebraska in 1912
Nebraska residents deposited 309 818 dollars in postal savings banks by June 20 1912. Omaha led with 183 469 dollars from 1629 depositors while Lincoln Lincoln City Beatrice North Platte Gothenburg Holdrege reported lower totals.
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Washington
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Beatrice
North Platte
Gothenburg
Holdrege
New Church Dedicated at Madison Neb
St. Leonards church in Madison Nebraska was dedicated by Rt. Rev Henry Tihen bishop of Lincoln assisted by Rev. Father Muenich the pastor and other clergymen. Forty school girls in white and twenty five boys in cassocks marched to the church and escorted the bishop to the church where dedicatory prayers psalms were sung and the bishop delivered the dedicatory sermon.
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Madison
Neb
St. Leonard’s
Henry Tihen
Lincoln
Father Muenich
Ani Tetinue
Honnuld Plaintiffs Appeal Water Dispute to Supreme Court
John G. and Charlie A. Honnuld of Dawes County appeal to the state supreme court from a district court order in a water rights case. Isa Seegrist, who had a permit from the irrigation board to use Indian Creek water, sought to stop the Honnulds from filling a ditch across their land.
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Lincoln
John GC
Charlies A. Honnuld
Dawes
Supreme Court
District Court
Isaa Seegrist
State Irrigation Board
Indian Creek
Honnulds
Unidentified Man Killed by Train near Irvington
Omaha December 4 coroner's jury returns verdict of death by being struck by a train. The body was found decapitated on the Northwestern road right of way near Irvington. The deceased is not identified pending further identification efforts.
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Omaha
Irvington
Local visit and travel among city residents and officials
The report notes Garire Albin Of teh Thien in the city for trading with William Merley of Aveews and Rene leaving after a knot of bersitiees. Messinger and Joseph Weeder and family are mentioned as part of the group visiting relatives before the inquest plans in Omaha for Ben Richardson.
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Garire Albin
Thien
Messinger
Coereree
Formoka
Joseph Weeder
Penn
Wineis
Miller Teeerede
County Afferner
M. Tosler
Omaha
Ben Richardson
City visitors mingle with county officials in a Nebraska town
In a Nebraska city several county officials and local residents were seen in town for meetings or business. W HL Sechert of Callan and James Ewer of Lewipville visited today, along with A C Bailes of Maple Grove en route to a larger event. County Commissioner Jontan, M Cintie of Auturn, and F Reebner of Nehawka attended yesterday or last evening’s sessions. J S Whiteman of Nehawka also came for county business. Ren Din and wife of near Warray returned from Rosalie after visiting family Ray and Tart Seth Mr. and Mere enjoyed the trip. Weather was mild and agreeable.
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Micrner
Ately
W. HL Sechert
Callan
Hepers
James Ewer
Lewpiavilte
Tewtay
A. C. Bailes
Maple Grove Blackksmith
Coonty
Jontan
EK. M. Cintie
Auturn
Cousty
Freebner
Nehawka
Bix
J. S. Whiteman
Jerhine
Ren Din
Near Werray
Rosalie
Neb
Ray
Seth
Mere
Prelf
Kensington Club Entertained by Mrs Egenberger at Home
Yesterday afternoon the Kensington club gathered at the pleasant home of Mrs. and Mr. Egenberger for a well enjoyed social. Members shared needlework and conversations while sipping luncheon served by the hostess and her daughter Miss N Melon. The event drew praise for hospitality and was followed by greetings to Mrs. Frank Baker and other friends from nearby Neh.
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Kensingtem Club
Meer & Egenberger
Miss Nmelen
Eserne
Manu
Frank Baker
Perial
FE. Roseneran
For Sale Shetland Ponies and Fine Stallion
Notice offers Shetland ponies for sale at all times for the next hundred years or until the seller dies. Includes a well broke stallion described as the best in the region for harness and saddle. Address: Wm. Gilmour, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
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Shetland
Wm. Gilmour
Plattamouth
New KR. F. D. Nw
Electrica fixture supplies Warca A
A fragment mentions Electrica fixture e deme AB supplying Warca A with supplies. Absent dates or clear actions. The readable text indicates a business relation but offers limited further details.
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Electrica
Warca A
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Parmele
Rexall
Saturday Evening Post
Rexall Store
United States
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Great Britain
Liggett’s
Liggett
Oreoaree
F. G. Fricke & CO
Violet Dulce
Boston
Plattsmouth
Rexall Advantage
Missouri Valley
Arthur Farmers
New York
O’connor
Commissioners’ Meeting
Kensington Club
Egenberger
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