Suit Over Train Fatality Seeks $15000 Damages
Julia Wanderhelm administratrix sues B and O Railway and fireman Sadie for the January 1 death of Oscar Wanderhelm on the companys right of way. The suit, filed in district court before Judge Vyravis, claims the train No 15 failed to stop or warn and alleges negligence in maintaining the track and in operation. The case promises a spirited contest with notable defense and plaintiff counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaya Pally
Vyravis
Julia Wanderhelm
Oscar Wanderhelm
B. & O. Railway Company
S.A. Sadie
Sempany
No. 15
Wanderhorn
Burlington
Plattly
Plattemouth
Wanderhalmn
Wandehorn
Sadie
Mc Gering
Frank McCann Declared Guilty By The Jury
The State trials Frank McCann for safe-blowing or burglary by explosion. The jury returned a guilty verdict after about an hour of deliberation. Doud and Lytle face separate trials in January due to court schedules. In a separate district court matter, Julia Vanderholm sues Burlington Haibway Co. over a fatal crash, with twelve jurors listed and eight witnesses sworn so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCann
Lake
McCann
Mr. Britt
Britt
Doud
Lytle
Mr. Stahaugh
Taylor
Lyle
South Bend
Louisville
George Morrison Resigns for Minneapolis Daily Job
George Morrison leaves Bo Wirl's General Store after resigning Tuesday and heads to Minneapolis to join the job department of a leading city daily. His departure is mourned by local young men, as Morrison has long led youthful efforts in town and will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morrison
Bo Wirl
Minneapolis
Morrison
George
Beeson Fled With Commissioners Over Clerk Appointment
Judge Beeson and county commissioners approved the appointment of Miss Gretrude Beeson as clerk to the county bridge office at a rate of 84000 per year. The action was approved by the board amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson
Gretrude Beeson
Remodeling Walter Scotts Home On North Tenth Street
Walter Scott finishes a home remodel on North Tenth Street with new woodwork bath renovation electric lighting and a modern lawn. The property sits above the Masonic Home and promises one of the citys prettiest exteriors once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
North Tenth Street
Me. Scott
Tims Borng
William Brissey
Jonn Reuland Hos
Jon Kinser
Guy Reece
Young Man Albee Returns Home After Accident
Willing Albee and his wife and children arrived to visit Mrs. lhee's parents for a short stay. He had been in the hospital after a track accident that nearly killed him, and plans to study law after a year at home and then enter a law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee
Mrs.lhee
Mes
Korchekh
Mr. Albee
Burlington
Miss Trilety Hosts Delightful Box Social
Miss Helen Trilety and pupils at district No 7 west of town held a box social and program at the school house. The event featured songs recitations and dialogues with a large turnout. Boxes priced and sold at auction raised 896.10 for school supplies, followed by a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Trilety
Miss Trilety
Park Chriswisser Visits Dunbar Parents Amid Illness
Park Chriswisser of Dunbar visited his parents Bennett Chriswisser and wife for a short time on Saturday. He has been suffering from appendicitis for some time and will enter a hospital soon for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Chriswisser
Dunbar
Bennett Chriswisser
Park
Booth Called To His Final Reward
Obituary of Booth, longtime Burlington paint shop employee and St Luke’s church member, who died after months of illness. Born in Middletown Connecticut, he lived in Boston and several western cities before settling in this city. Survived by wife and two sisters in St Joseph Missouri and Denver Colorado. Funeral conducted by Masons at St Luke’s Church with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Booth
Middletown
Con
Kayme
Boston
Aite
Bt.houls
St. Kwolstee Wremiered
Sam Wilhan
Bhulouwis
Venus
Clevelands
Shr Foanph
Hive
Denver
Coro
Plattenouth
Roatle
Ben
Burlington
Te Ja
Episcopal Church
Masonic Order
Loyal Mystic Legion
Masons
St. Luke's Church
Arthur J. Whfams
Omaha
WA. Tippens
Harry Barthold
D. B. Smith
TL. B. Peenberwern
J. 0. Peterson
Oak Til
Thanks to kind neighbors for aid during illness and death
To the kind neighbors and friends who aided during the late illness and death of my beloved husband I express sincere thanks Mrs B J Booth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Booth
Plattsmouth shopper favors local store over Omaha deals
A Mathsmouth native now living in Omaha traveled back to town to buy a skirt and coat. She said Omaha purchases lacked value and preferred local merchants with a return guarantee and lower prices. Her trip highlights a flow of shoppers between Plattsmouth and Omaha seeking better deals and honest representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathsmouth
Omaha
Matsmouth
Mlatismouth
Plattsmouth
Death of John Ellington
Mrs Laura Kennedy of Murray changed ears here Wednesday evening returning home from Wabash where she had been to attend the funeral of her brother John Ellington who died suddenly last Sunday night at his home at Pairmont Nebraska He remains being brought to Wabash for interment The deceased was a resident of Nock Bluffs a number of years ago and was quite well known throughout the county in those days He was a son of the late William WH Ellington who was county s first sheriff Vi wen edger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Kennedy
Murray
Wabash
John Ellington
Pairmont
Neb
Nock Bluffs
Ile
William WH. Ellington
Viien Edger
Confetti Ball at Coates Hall Presented by Omaha Club
The Just for Fun club of Omaha presents a novelty dance at Coates hall the first time in this venue Cash prizes will be awarded Admission is 60 cents per couple with an extra 20 cents for ladies All invited for a fun evening with good times assured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just
Omaha
Coates’ Hall
Citizens urged to attend band concert December 28
Citizens urged to attend the Huntington and Nehraski band concert at Parmele theater on Thursday night December 28. Fund drive aims to help musicians and support local musical organizations with tickets priced low to encourage broad public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassington
Terdtefore
Oys
Burlington
Parmele Theater
Decorbon
Huntington
Mississippi River
Mattsamuth
Old Ginizen Strick En With Paralysis
From Monday's Daily, Moses Hiatt, an aged citizen of Plattsmouth, suffered paralysis last Saturday night and has been in critical condition. The attack, a stroke affecting the brain, left him unconscious. doctors can do little, and a second stroke is feared. Hiatt, 70, has long suffered illness and a harsh cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Hiatt
Plattamouth
Niall
Hiatt
Mr. Hiatt
Doud Wanted in North Dakota After Jail Escape
North Dakota authorities seek Doud following a jail escape in Williston. Sheri Brand identifies Doud as the shoe thief who struck the sheriff and fled. both states pursue him for alleged safe blowing and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doud
North Dakota
Tuesdiay Daily
Sheri William Brod
Wil-liston
XN. D
Jin Doud
Yeslondae
Sheri
Breond
Entity Doud
Willits County
Mr. Brord
William County
Brand
Sherif Clinton
Sherif
The M. P. S Fine Train Introduced
The Missouri Pacific Railroad will end all through train service between Omaha and St. Louis starting January first. The new service features steel construction electric lighting and modern cars with two sleepers a parlor car a cafe and library and baggage car. The Omaha train leaves Union Station around 4 PM and reaches St. Louis the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Mailroad Company
Omaha
St. Louis
Onahoa
Union Station
Lost Christmas money found by Journal helps girl
A heartbroken girl visits the Journal office to report ten cents she saved and her pocketbook missing after being at the ten cent store. The Journal asks the finder to return the purse and money to the girl at the Victgrt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Lears
Holly’s Clothing Emporium Displays Old Fashioned Christmas
The storefront of William Holly’s clothier showcases a Christmas motif with a brick chimney and false fireplace. The window displays a festive scene using wood logs and red banners to evoke a traditional holiday spirit for shoppers.
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Christine
William Holly
Farmers Mutual Pires and Jive Stork Insurance meeting announced
The annual meeting of Farms Mutual Pires and Jive Stork Insurance of Cass County Nebraska will be held at Heil School Bower in Istreet No. 8 on Saturday at 1 30 PM for election of officers and to transact regular business provided by law. J P Patton, Sedrengyy 12 24 Snt wk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Pires
Jive Stork Insurance Compen
Cass County
Nebraska
Heil School
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MIL Chet
Julia Wanderholm
Oscar Wanderholm
District Court
Othe District Court
Cochran
York
Julia Vanderholm
Burlington Haibway Company
Vanderholm
William Alchison
John W. Rhuga
John Rauth
Jol Elliot
John Schroeder
Edward Wager
Fred Stock
James Niday
Oscar Gapen
A. O. Clymer
Charles Noyes
B. Norris
Oon
William Albee
Alliance
Parmele
Band Boys
Schulhoff
de Paetington
Tils
Elies
Nehraaki
Willian
M. P
Holly's
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