Hawaii exports rise while imports fall in governor report
Washington reports Governor J McCarthy notes continued Hawaii prosperity with exports valued at 89 245 448 and imports at 310 922 9211 a year decline of 995 407. He cites reduced crime due to prohibition enforcement but warns licit liquor remains large in quantity and federal authorities aim to stamp it out. Some stills use galvanized iron poisoning liquor and the report suggests jail sentences rather than money fines to curb traffic. Dean’s Regulats is advertised for constipation relief.
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Washington
Hawaii
J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Local visitors and travel to Omaha listed in news notes
A. S. Will and several Murray residents visit Omaha for stock and business matters. Mrs. Wunderlich of Nehawka stays with her daughter Mrs. Rosencrans in town. Mrs. Peery of West Virginia plans short visits through Auburn Lincoln to the East. Alfred Edgerton and wife travel to Omaha for eye treatment after his growth and sight loss. A decades old obituary fragment details a man with a history in Plattsmouth and Elmira New York, inviting relatives to contact administrator Ligg ett at 322 First National Bank Building Omaha.
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John G. Wunderlich
Nehawka
C. A. Rosencrans
William H. Puls
Herman Gansemer
Paul Richter
Fred Hild
Murray
Omaha
H. E. Peery
West Virginia
Auburn
F. S. White
Lincoln
Alfred Edgerton
Edgerton
Roundhouse
Plattsmouth
New Jersey
Elmira
New York
Keysar
UY Liggett
John W. Parrish
First National Bank
Nebraska
Local notes from Murray and vicinity Tuesday
Arthur Baker of Murray has been sick but is able to be up and around. Guy Stokes from near Union visits the city for business. T E Todd and family depart for Long Beach California for the winter. Charles Galloway, visiting his father, leaves for Avoca Nebraska to work. Attorney Joseph A Capwell of Elmwood attends settlement of the T. Clapp estate in county court. Weather unsettled keeps Capwell away until last evening. James M Robertson and Attorney W A Robertson travel to Omaha to attend Royal Arch Masons grand chapter. Robertson is grand sojourner of the state grand lodge.
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Arthur Baker
Murray
Guy Stokes
Near Union
Charles Galloway
Avoca
Nebraska
Omaha
Joeph A. Capwell
Elmwood
T. Clapp
James M. Robertson
W. A. Robertson
Grand Chapter
The
Royal Arch Masons
James Robertson
Grand Lodge of the State
Obituary Notice for James G Keyser in Omaha Estate Claim
Death on May 5 1919 of James G Keyser in Omaha where he worked as stationary engineer for the Pantatorium. Estate of about 2000 dollars to be located for rightful heir with expenses deducted. Keyser previously lived in Plattsmouth Nebraska about 25 years ago and was employed by C B Q Railroad as an engineer.
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James G. Keyser
Kaiser
Omaha
Pantatorium
Tiam
Keyser
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Surprise Birthday Party for Clarance Keil
A surprise party honored Clarance Keil on his eighteenth birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Keil on Saturday evening December 6. Guests enjoyed games, singing, and a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Keil with assistance from the young ladies.
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Tnesday
Clarance Keil
Philip Keil
Mrs. Keil
Clarance
Alice Creamer
Nita Cook
Josephine Frizzel
Ethel Ferris
Grace Long
Leona Davis
Blanche Scotton
Gladys Lyle
Irene Niff
Anna
Tressie
Grace
Sophie Wagner
Violet Keil
Claire Ferris
Frances Cook
Glen Edmiston
Chester Schrader
Raymond Creamer
Alvadore Nickels
George
Albert Wagener
Martin
Chester Sporer
Louie Tiekatter
Loran McCrary
Ernest Buttery
Elbert Owen
Peace Treaty Dead Locked in Senate
The Versailles peace treaty remains stalled in the Senate as leaders defer action on Lodge's resolution to end the state of war with Germany. Lodge and Hitchcock clash over who should move next while a Christmas recess looms from December 20 to January 5.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Versailles
Lodge
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Hitchcock
Wilson
Senate Fate Of Treaty Reopens Debate
Senator Hitchcock opposes returning the treaty to the Senate and warns against another round of bickering before any compromise. He argues the president is not obliged to withdraw and resubmit, leaving disposal duties to the Senate. The exchange reflects persistent partisan stalemate over the treaty's future.
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Senate
Hitchcock
Dead soldiers seek rebirth certificates in California
Four former California soldiers listed as officially dead have applied for rebirth certificates. They are very much alive, prompting a request for reclassification and official documentation of their status.
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Sacramento
California
For Sale Light Brahma Roosters in Plattsmouth Neb
Light Brahma roosters for sale at 2.50 dollars each while they last. Mrs. George Reynolds, Plattsmouth Nebraska. Contact 1 lw diw a
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George Reynolds
Plattsmouth
Office Supplies Thiefs Shine at The Journal Printery
A short note from The Journal Printery describes recent thefts of office supplies, highlighting vulnerabilities and urging staff to secure materials. No suspects named in the readable text.
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the Journal Printery
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Dean
J. P. Faler & Son, Real Estate and Insurance
A. S
Will
T. E. Todd
Long Beach
Adler
Mr. Hitchcock
Union Barber Shop
R. J. Erehart
E. G. Shellenberger
Trillery
GU OY
Coun
Mties
Well
I, Reynolds Totacco Co
Prince Albert
P. A
Jamhill
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
Ford
W.w.wasley
C. E. Wescott
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