Local store trio foiled by timely arrest and theft spree
Three men were arrested after a spree hitting several stores including Ladies Teesers and Thiewolf. They confessed to pilfering mink skirts, furs, and other goods valued at hundreds of dollars. Sheriff Quinton and deputies recovered goods and prepared for possible federal referral.
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Tennix
Ain
Meirmare
Uwe
Ladies Oor Tees
HM. Steichen
Ie Gruftys
Fancer
Fencer
Mtr
Fanger
Onte
Burlington
Sheriff
Quinton
Missouri Pacific
Depa
Qeintor
Ane
Arvid
Giecioeed
Soeunlehten
Brount
Snennichsen
Tim
George E. Dovey
EL Westatt
Jase
Pete
Viti
Finnly
Mexico
Returns Home From Service in Navy After Two Years
From Mondays Tuliy the many friends in the city of Tewts Kirschenbblatt rejoiced at his return home after a two year naval service. He arrived Saturday night from Scotland where he did special government work near Ginstaw. Lewis had been on two special trips to England and Scotland and has just returned to the United States to spend the holiday with relatives. He looks well and his sailor career appears to have agreed with him.
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Tewts Kirschenbblatt
Naval Service
Mr. Kirschenblatt
Scotland
Ginstaw
Lewis
Avenet
England
Scotlish
United States
Journ finds popular copyright books line
A short report notes a display of popular copyright books at the journal venue. The event highlights recent titles and notable authors, drawing readers to explore modern copyright topics.
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Journ
Arrests and Blame Shuffle In Dope Case at City Jail
Police and federal agents clash over a controversial arrest of CW Clark and three others linked to dope rings. Det. Samardick claims blameless action while the four face court, a 0 day sentence, and later protests amid appeals and confusion.
Christmas Ship Successes at St Mares Guild Shop
The Christmas shop run by the St Marys Guild at Mrs. Greer’s place featured needlework displays and charitable items on Friday and Saturday. The St Marys Guild and helpers organized the sale with Fred Wagner, hotel proprietor, donating use of a room and supporting the event to ensure a successful effort.
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St. Mares Gullet
Wire
St. Wars
Fred Wagner
Restoration of Train Service Returns to Normal
Burlinton officials report that on Thursday December 18 at 12 01 the former schedule of train service will be resumed by the line and all trains that were discontinued during the chart fuel emergency will be restored The action will be followed by other roads and Missouri Felsie will resume trains renewed two weeks ago The restoration ends travel inconveniences and travel can proceed on Thursday for those who plan trips
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Teenv Thetal Burlineton
Waltlroads
Jelinek Visits Family After Severe Arm Injury
Charles Jelinek visits from Omaha to stay with his parents and sisters after last August’s accident left his right arm broken by a Ford car. He remains in serious condition though recovery continues with improved mobility. wrist and forearm ligaments remain stiff but gradually improve.
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Charles Jelinek
Omaha
Joseph Jelinek
W. A. Swatek
Cyril Kalvin
Charley
Fiarm
Hay For Sale From Roberts and Nelson Farm
Hay baling underway offering three grades of hay. Contact Roberts and Nelson Farm at phone 2942 for pricing and delivery details.
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Roberts & Nelson Farm
Plattsmouth Lifts Closing Regulations Amid Coal Shortage
City restores normal hours for churches and businesses after two weeks of coal restrictions. Churches resume usual Sunday hours. shops, bars, pool halls, and restaurants extend evening hours. Dances reopen. fuel conservation remains priority with two week coal supply expectations and fair distribution by dealers.
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Begie
Elessd
Zeta
Glark Case To Be Investigated By Omaha Police
C W Clark of Union was arrested on a vag charge and held in Omaha jail for several days despite possessing money. He sues for false arrest and denial of bond in Douglas County District Court, prompting Chief Eberstein to order an investigation. Two officers were suspended for forcing entry without a warrant.
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Aceirdine
Bhuraur
Clark
Mock
Doedee
Fiat
Judse Foster
Rel Tn
Tim
Samardick Dechres
Giv
Nebraiska
Met
Jyssell Mherstein
Merchant's
Omaha
Omata World-Herald
C. W. Clark
Union
Eberstein
District Court
Douglas County
Missouri Pacific Restores Traffic On Kansas City Line
Missouri Pacific restored traffic on its road after a cost strike, with the Kansas City Omaha line back to the old schedule. The two fast trains were reinstated, including No 167 due at 7:29 and the 2 pm southbound train, yesterday returning to regular service. The Lincoln to Union branch train was also restored, aiding county residents’ travel to the county seat.
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Tuesdes
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City-Omaha
Grand Army Elects Officers for year session
The Grand Army of the Republic held its annual meeting at the county courthouse naming officers for the year. Commander Asbury Jacks, Senior Vice Commander John Fight, Junior Vice Commander W F H Freese, Quartermaster Thomas Wiles, Officer of the Car T W Glenn were elected. R B Windham was chosen as McConshie post delegate to the Nebraska department meeting in May.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Court House
Thomas Wiles
T. W. Glenn
Department of Nebraska
R. B. Windham
McConshie
Palacek returns home after major surgery recovery
John Palacek Sr. has come home from an Omaha hospital after a severe surgical operation. He appeared improved and was in the business district for the first time since the operation. He enjoys the winter weather and is regaining his vigor and health.
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John Palacek
Omaha
Mr. Palacek
Injured Burlington worker Edward Creamer limps home
Edward Creamer of the Burlington shops limped after a piece of molten iron fell on his right foot. He will spend a few days recovering as the injury heals.
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Edward Creamer
Burlington Shops
Riddance Talk on Undesirables Slated by County Officials
County Attorneys A G Cole coordinate with Omaha immigration officials to deport two Mexicans held in the county jail. An immigrant department agent is to arrive soon to arrange transfer to a location away from the county. A prisoner who escaped Monday remains at large, with authorities blaming a faulty jail window fix for the breach.
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D1 Quinten
Couny
A. G. Cole
United States
Omaha
Immigration Department
Wade
Iarge
Manana
Annual Meeting of Farmers Mutual Insurance Firing
The annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire and Life Insurance Co of Cass County Nebraska will be at Taylor school house district No 7 Plattsmouth precinct on Saturday January 3 1920 at 2 00 PM to elect officers and transact other legal business J P Falter Secretary 216
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Farmers’ Mutual Fire & Live Stork Insurance Company
Cass County
Nebraska
Taylor
Plattsmouth
J. P. Falter
Stationery Line Shines at Jour nal Office
A line of stationery at the Jour nal office is praised for its unmatched quality and durability, claimed to be hard to equal by competitors.
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Journal
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Poliice
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Uni
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Albert J. Godwin
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Felinek
Frereby
Wescott
HH. Poklock
S&s. S. Chase
EB. A. Waurl
E. A. Fricke
Grand Army
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Farmers Mutual Insurance
First National Bank
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