Jury Convicts Julia Kaufman in Liquor Case After Lengthy Trial
In Pawnee County district court Judge J B Roper presided as Julia Kaufman faced three liquor counts. The jury found her guilty after motions over disqualification of prosecutors and a lengthy panel-qualification phase. Testimony included witnesses describing home brew, beer, and cherry juice at Kaufman home events with Koebel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
J. BB. Roper
Pawnee City
A. L. Tidd
Julia Kaufman
State of
Nebraska
Carl D. Quinton
Raper
Tidd
D. O. Dwyer
W. R. Patrick
A. G. Cole
Cole
Guilty verdict in four counts of liquor law violation
Wednesday session of the case against Julia Kaufman ended with a jury finding her guilty on all four indictment counts. Testimony covered July events, the South home, Murray trips, and a cherry juice party linked to alleged home brew. The defense but one witness, Julia Kaufman, testified details of family visits and denied possessing intoxicants.
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District Court
Kaper
State of
Nebraska
Julia Kaufman
Hazel Fritch
Kaufmen
Kaufman
Grassman
Aso
Quinton
Henry
Chris Koebel
Omaha
Koebel
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Carl Ryder
Ryder
Goucenour
Vine Street
24Th Street
Fort Crook
Sherif Carl Ryder
Otoe County
Henry Koebel
C. J. Pankonin
Ralph G. Batty
State Department of Pure Foods and Drugs
Mr. Stoll
Lincoln
Chester Welsheimer
Georgia Denson
Quirton
Florence Kaufman
Fred Kaufman
Joseph Dostal
Patrick
Henry Kaufman
Sherrill
George South
Missouri River Ferry
Mrs. South
Mr. South
Murray
Gome
South
F. R. Gobelman
Ina South
Gobelman
South 10Th Street
Emily Satva
Walter G. Reed
Florence
Witness
Judge Raper
Dwyer
Tidd
5Th
Main Streets
Chester Craig
Geo. South
Kaufmans
Craig
Walter Reed
Tineher Cafe
Harry Tincher
W. D. Tincher
Reed
Wivne Gouchenour
Daucier
Mrs C L Lynch Dies After Scarlet Fever
Mrs. C L Lynch of Rock Bluffs precinct died late Tuesday night after a severe illness from scarlet fever followed by Bright’s disease. She leaves husband three sons and a four week old daughter, plus parents Dr and Mrs M L Edwards of Winona. Funeral held at 2 PM at home with Rev F E Pfoutz. burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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0. L. Lynch
Rock Bluffs Precinct
Ada Edwards
Missouri
M. L. Edwards
Winona
Lynch
Dennison Seals and Stickers Promote Christmas Packages
Bates Book and Stationery Store offers Dennison seals and stickers to enhance Christmas parcels.
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Dennison
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Married in Council Bluffs
The marriage of Mr. George Brinklow of this city and Mrs. Ida Schlager Callott of Flint Michigan was held yesterday in Council Bluffs. They returned to live here, with Brinklow a longtime local, and the bride a former Plattsmouth resident.
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Council Bluff
George Brinklow
Ida Schlager Callott
Flint
Michigan
Brinklow
Texas
Plattsmouth
Matt Schlegal
Death of William Marsh at St Joseph Hospital
William Marsh, longtime Cass county resident from Murray to Plattsmouth, died at St Joseph Hospital in Omaha from injuries suffered in a two week old car wreck on Missouri Avenue and 13th Street. Survived by wife and several children including Mrs Jarvis Lancaster and Mrs Virgel Arnold. body brought to Plattsmouth for funeral services held this afternoon.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
William Marsh
Cass County
Missouri Avenue
U3th Street
Marsh
Murray
Vicinity
Memphis
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Jarvis Lancaster
Virgel Arnold, Ae
Richard Marsh
Wintersteen Hill
Weeping Water Man Injured in Lincoln Wreck
Cass county resident John Bills of Weeping Water sustained a scalp laceration in a two car collision at Twenty first and J streets in Lincoln. Bills, unconscious on arrival at St Elizabeth's hospital, recovered enough to converse. E G Weinhold escaped injury and his wife suffered a leg injury.
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John Bills
Lincoln
Cass County
Lincoln Star
Twenty-first
J Streets
E. G. Weinhold
J Street
Weinhold
Bills
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Splain & Schnell
E Hospital
C. C. Johnson
Fine Little Daughter Born to Henderson Family
This morning a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson in the south part of the city. The baby weighs eight and a half pounds and both mother and child are doing nicely. Jim Henderson is said to be among the happiest men in the area.
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Stork
James Henderson
Jim
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Stiles in Omaha
A daughter weighing eight pounds arrived Tuesday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stiles in Omaha. Both mother and child are doing nicely and grandmother Mrs. Mike Stiles is staying to help. Mrs. Stiles was formerly Miss Freda Otterstein of near Mynard.
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Marvin Stiles
Omaha
Mike Stiles
Stiles
Freda Otterstein
Near
Mynard
Spillman Files for Reelection as Attorney General
Attorney General Spillman filed his renomination papers with the secretary of state following the example of three Republican state officers. A Pierce resident, he served in the 1919 20 state constitutional convention and became attorney general in January succeeding Clarence A. Davis. He helped push key legislation and served as legal adviser to state officials and the legislature. He was authorized by the National Association of Attorneys General to convene a meeting to probe the oil industry and chaired a committee to report findings for state and federal use.
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Spillman
Pierce
Clarence A. Davis
Sttate
National Association of Attorneys General
Attorneys General
Cary S Stottler Union Resident Dies After Inquiry
Cary S Stottler born May 30 1876 near Liberty precinct died after a health decline. Union farmer married March 25 1921 to Clara Shepherdson survives with two brothers and two sisters. Funeral postponed pending county inquiry initiated to investigate the death near Union.
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Dalley
A. G. Cole
Union
Cary St. Stottler
Stottler
Clara Shepherdson
Alberta
Canada
Ella Waint
Salmon,een
Sarah Ira
Lincoln
Maccabee Tent Installation In Nebraska City
Last evening, H. M. Wolfe, deputy state commander, Fred Stewart, commander, Gerald Gillespie, serjeant, Luther Pickett, recorder, attended the installation of a new Maccabees tent in Nebraska City. The tent was organized by B. A. Hartman, deputy state commander, who previously organized the local tent.
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H. M. Wolfe
Fred Stewart
Gerald Gillespie
Luther Pickett
Nebraska City
The
Maccabees
B. A. Hartman
Local Readers Urged to Call for Help at Central Office
Citizens are asked to call a central office at the listed number for assistance. The message notes a three ring cue and emphasizes timely contact to access services and support.
Malfeasance and Perjury Trial for Former Chief of Police
The Nebraska case against Alvin Jones, ex chief of police, opens jury selection in district court on charges of malfeasance in office for failing to arrest Julia Kaufman on July 10 1923 and for being intoxicated on July 10 1922 and possessing liquor illegally on August 10 1923. Attorneys W A Robertson and A L Tidd represent the defendant.
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District Court
State of
Nebraska
Alvin Jones
Jones
Julia Kaufman Altho
W. A. Robertson
A. L. Tidd
Nebraska Students Protest Short Christmas Vacation
The University of Nebraska student council sent a protest to Chancellor Avery and Executive Dean Engberg over the December 21 to January 2 vacation. They note Nebraska’s 299 school days and 12 vacation days, arguing for eight days total including two Sundays and counting two legal holidays.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Avery
Engberg
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
Business forms of all kinds print at the Journal office
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Julia Kaufmann
Wayne Goudenour
Prac
C. L. Lynch
WM. Marsh
Saint Joseph Hospital
Gary S. Stottler
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