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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
5
A legal ruling issued by SbeGal Ward and Co. interprets or applies a provision of law. The decision outlines how the rule governs a case or dispute and may set precedent within the jurisdiction. The document names involved entities and the court or authority issuing the ruling.
The Haldane family faces a mayoral campaign crisis as Eleanor confides a Gormly liking amid Gotham Freight Traction scandal fears. Livingstone reveals their father Beekman Haldane may head Gotham ties, prompting a tense plan to meet Gormly and confront the issue while Eleanor resists pressure and asserts independence.
A public auction will be held at the seller’s home two miles east and half a mile south of Murray Nebraska on Thursday December 15. Items include several horses cattle brood sows shoats farm implements and household goods with eight months credit on amounts over ten dollars at eight percent interest. Auctioneers are Ernest Richter and Robert Wilkinson with W G Boedeker as clerk.
Des Moines reports a junior senior clash on campus ending with police and fire crews enacting crowd control. Juniors in sheets blocked chapel access and built a bonfire near the gym as seniors, caps and gowns, confronted them after the service.
Clement J. Driscoll, former in charge of weights and measures and now first deputy police commissioner of New York, uses aggressive tactics against crime. He led a raid on a gambling house with nearly 100 prisoners photographed, and he now targets theatrical posters he considers demoralizing.
Browning detective agency head Dee O Browning stood trial in district court charged with threatening to extort money from Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Casselman. Casselman testified that Browning and three other An ti-Saloon league detectives offered the couple liberty in exchange for $4 after arrest to show Des Moines was "wide open."
Attorneys for Oskaloosa saloon interests secured signatures of a voter majority on the petition of consent. I C Johnson of the Mahaska county federation leads a team to win enough withdrawals to render the petition insufficient.
Lake City Iowa reports the death of W S Moore a longtime veteran and popular figure who had recently returned from Marshalltown where he entered the Old Soldiers Home seeking strength. Moore had been steadily failing for months and died after a waiting period.
Sioux City residents from the Country club Hawkeye club Bika Eagles and Owls protest Rev. G W Shideler of the Anti Saloon league for securing injunctions to close buffets. Several prominent citizens hold officer roles in the clubs but are not named as defendants.
Davenport announces Congressman A F Dawson of Iowa Second District will be elected president of the First National bank of Davenport and move from Preston to Davenport after his current congressional term ends in March.
W H Cooke a prominent land owner and stock buyer of this county died at his home after a several days illness with typhoid fever He was well known in the state as a horse buyer and resided in Independence Indiana Westbury township November December obituary notes the passing of a respected local business figure
Countess Thamara de Swirsky, a twenty one year old dancer on tour in the United States, insures her toes for 10000 dollars each. She pays 750 dollars yearly for a 5000 dollar weekly payout during incapacitation and 50000 for the loss of a foot. If both feet are lost the benefit is 100000, doubled if the injury occurs while traveling. She is linked with the aime class of entertainers.
President Taft will lease Parramatta estate at Beverly Massachusetts for the summers of 1911 and 1912. The manor, ~fifteen years old, features twenty rooms on sixty five acres with a nine hole golf course. It overlooks the ocean and is reached by a private avenue.
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