Union Items Describe Visits and Local Quarantine
John Campbell Jr. and friends from Murray and Union engage in business and social visits. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cross travel to Plattsmouth for errands and socializing. Mae Murphey of Plattsmouth stays in Union visiting friends. Schuyler Hackenberg and nephews visit Union to handle business with the Riths. Deputy Sheriff Young from Plattsmouth posts quarantine notices for Mrs Cate Eaton’s daughter Flossie who has scarlet fever on an island in the Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell, Jr
Murray
Union
J. D. Cross
Plattsmouth
Mae Murphey
D. Ray Frins
Jimmie. Schuyler Hackenberg
Near Mynard
P. F. Rith
Young
Cate Eaton
Flossie
Scarlet Elver
Missouri River
Visiting With Friends In Lincoln
Mr. George W. Huffman of Lincoln visits friends Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lidgett and stays several days. He arrived last Saturday and was driven to the Lidgett home to spend time with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Huffman
Lincoln
Joseph Lidgett
Huffman
Lidgett Place
Lidgetts Plan Move to California Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lidgett will depart for California to join a residence four miles from Sacramento praised for its fruit rich surroundings. They will be missed locally but look forward to milder winters and a fine new home for their retirement.
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Joseph Lidgett
California
Sacramento
Marriage of Oliver A Schilber and Minnie M Rieke in Union
Mr Oliver A Schilber and Miss Minnie M Rieke wed at the home of Rev W A Taylor in Union on Wednesday December 16 at 2 pm with George and Hattie Rieke as attendants. The couple plans a northern Nebraska visit then will move to Glen Carbon Illinois where the groom will start a business. they announce they will be at home January 15 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Schilber
Minnie M. Rieke
W. A. Taylor
Union
Rev
Taylor
George
Hattie Rieke
William Lehiber
Olinois
Unton
Herman Rieke
Nebraska
Hartington
Coleridge
Glen Corbon
Iilinois
Merchants Embrace Cash System At Beginning Of November
With the start of November merchants adopt the Cash system and promise greater savings on goods.
Local Meat Prices List
Sample prices show T bone steak sirloin round and pork roast priced per pound. The column lists item names and a final line shows 18 as a price per pound or code.
Congress Asked to Raise Letter Rate to 3 Cents
Washington Congress urged to consider a three cent letter rate to cover the Post Office Department deficit of 146 million dollars as postal receipts fell while air mail use grew. Brown claimed the 3 cent rate would balance the 1932 budget. a 2 cent rate was also urged for careful study. Additional reforms included higher balances, rural carrier duties, rail and electric mail transport, and broader postmaster authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Post Office Department
Walter PF. Brown
Brown
Treasury
Railread
Electric Air Companies
Postmaster-General
Door Card Mix Up Roils Bolivia Paraguay Talks
Washington reports a diplomatic dispute over a door mix up at a White House reception for Bolivian and Paraguayan delegates. Blue cards granted entry through one door while white cards were for another, causing confusion and a walkout. Dr. Juan Jose Soler and Dr. Cesar Velasco Gelies sought White House comment as Bolivians protested bitterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bolivia
Uraguay
Pat Bres Francia White
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Juan Jose Soler
Cesar Vascvogelies
Hapgood Named Business Manager for Omaha Team
Omaha Western league club signs former Boston sports editor Walter E. Haystand as business manager. A field manager role is undecided as Burch plans a full reorganization. Francis Griffin of Lincoln is considered for 1932 if he seeks to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Walter E. Haystood
Boston
Feld
Burch
Francis “Pue
Griffin Lincoln
Raytheon Sues RCA for 15 Million in Federal Case
Raytheon Manufacturing of Cambridge files a federal suit against Radio Corporation of America for 15 million dollars alleging injury to business through conspiracy in restraint of trade. Raytheon seeks treble damages totaling 9 million dollars and cites antitrust violations in interstate commerce. No return date set. Raytheon manufactures rectifier tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Raytheon Manufacturing Company of
Cambridge
Radio Corporation of America
Raytheon Company
Plaintff
Raytheone
Ashland Man Denies Involvement In Operating Unlicensed Station
Ashland optometrist Joy P. Miller denied owning or operating a radio station in federal court at Lincoln. Miller's lawyers argued he was only business manager and ad solicitor for KMRS, run by Miles of Gretna. The government contends Miles was hired to run the station, which allegedly operated without licenses and caused a local nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy P. Miller
Ashland
Lincoln
T. S. Allen
R. W. McVee
Miller
Ashland Optometrist
KMRS
Gretna Rvouth
Miles
Pacific Junction
Harrison
Miles Beneght
Gretna
Ard
Miler
Jose
Jim Ashland
Chamber of Commerce
Katrs
Falls City Teenager Found Dead After Auto Ride
Police believe a 22 caliber steel jacket bullet in Ted Thorobur’s body indicates suicide. An autopsy placed the bullet in the stomach and back. a .42 caliber pistol found near the scene is linked to the family. Rey Thornburg questions the suicide theory and an inquest was requested as a coroner’s jury viewed the body. The death occurred on a highway near Falls City. Ted died en route to a hospital. a powder burn marked his shirt and a letter to a girl was found in his clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Ted Thoroburs
Bob Thornhare
Ted
Rey Thornburg
Auburn
Baker Movement Launch Aimed At Newton Baker Nomination
Harry F. Byrd former Virginia governor and Byrd family ally arrives in New York amid a Richmond News-Leader editorial urging Newton P. D. Baker as the Democratic presidential nominee. The editor says the piece reflects broad Democratic support in Virginia for Baker as the party’s best fit to meet the nation’s current situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marry F. Byrd
Virginia
The
Herald- Tribune
Harry F. Byrd
Old Dominion
Richmond
Newton PD. Baker
Richmond News-Leader
Baker
Democratic Party
Spain's President to Receive 2.25 Million Pesetas Annual Salary
Madrid reports the national assembly set the president's yearly pay at 2,250,000 pesetas about 187,000 dollars. Niceto Alcala Zamora, as first provisional president, said he would donate last month's deputy salary to the assembly ushers as a Christmas gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
National Assembly
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Republic
Bates Book & Gift Shop Christmas Cards
Bates Book and Gift Shop offers a large line of Christmas cards and engraved options with exclusive holiday season designs available for order now.
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Bates Book & Gift Shop
United States Lines Formed By Shipping Board Merger
The Shipping Board approves a landmark merger creating the United States Lines Company, a Nevada corporation, uniting Dollar Dawson International Mercantile Marine United States Lines and Roosevelt Line with 181 ships totaling 1 192 227 tons. Manhattan, a 0 of vessel, launches at Camden as the fleet gains new mail contracts and overseas reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
Dollar
Dawson
International Mercantile Marine
United States Lines
Roosevelt Line
Pacific
Atlantic
United States Lines Company
Nevada Corporation
New Corporation
Manhattan
Camden
N. J
Post Office Department
Chapman
R. Stanley Dollar
Kenneth DD. Dawson
Herbert Fleishhacker
Roosevelt
Dewd
Wes
United States
Wfo
Mercantile Marine
Leviathan
Bank Bonds Return Hope Cited In Lincoln Case
W E Barkley, a Lincoln National Bank director, said no definite timeline exists for returning $600000 in bonds stolen in the $2500000 1920 bank robbery. Emery Smith and Winkler’s attorneys discussed the offer to swap charges for the bonds with Winkler promising to repay part of the loss and prove destruction of non negotiable bonds. County Attorney Towle refused to accept the swap and kept the investigation active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
Capone
Barkley
Smith
Max Towle
Towle
Boy Victim of Hanging In Northeast Harbor
Everett Allen fourteen year old was found hanging Sunday from a tree in Northeast Harbor with hands tied behind his back. Sheriff Wescott said initial findings do not confirm foul play but consider possible accidental death. Authorities plan further inquiry into whether the boy may have hanged himself while experimenting with rope tying.
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Northeast Harbor
Everett Allen
Wescott
Snow Stuns Los Angeles as Storm Drops Snow and Snowfall
A winter storm blankets Los Angeles with four inches of snow north of Hollywood and within city limits. Heights in the Big Pines area about 100 miles northeast report up to five feet. San Fernando Valley sees two to nine inches.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Big Pines
San Fernando Valley
Congress Moves to Impeach Peru’s Leguia
Lima reports that Peru’s Congress intends to impeach former President Augusto Leguia. The move follows political turmoil with lawmakers debating possible charges and procedural steps in the capital.
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Congress
Peru
Leguia
Lima
Augusto
Peru's Leguia labeled traitor in congress resolution
Leguia and his associates were declared traitors by an unanimous congressional resolution in Peru. He, ousted after 1930 revolt, is recovering from surgery at Callao naval hospital and is under heavy guard. Journal Want Ads get results.
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Leguia
Naval Hospital
Att Callao
Journal
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