Body found burned along highway after apparent foul play
A man, likely 19 or 20, was found burned beside a burned car two miles north of the city. Missouri license 322-447 was recovered. evidence suggests car looting and gasoline fire. Coroner's verdict: death by foul means at unknown hands.
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Nord
Plattsmouth
Stewart
W. G. Kreek
Tom Smith
FE. L. Underwood
Stall Farm
Kieck
Nebraska City
Carl
Nebraska City News
Otery
Marysville
Missouri
Ingersoll
Undertaker Sattler
Cc. A. XX
Kansas City
Burlington
Joe Thompson
Platte River
Ccoroner
Sattler Undertaking Rooms
W. G. Kreck
Tom J. Smith
E.L. Underwood
L. J. Butcher
P. T. Becker
Frank Smith
C. Sandin
Holiday Trip Ends In Injury Near Mynerd
Mr and Mrs R A Brittain of Kansas City on a holiday visit to Council Bluffs suffered a serious accident near Mynerd when their car axle broke. Mrs Brittain fractured an ankle falling near Sixth and Main after the couple reached the Main Hotel. The husband waited on the cold highway until help arrived and the injured woman was taken to Omaha then Council Bluffs, with the Ford staying behind for repairs.
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R. A. Brittain
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Mynerd
Ernest Schubech
Brittain
Omaha
Rubingten
Eute
Ford
Aged Resident Mrs Streight Called To Reward
Mrs. O. M. Streight a longtime Lamotte Plattsmouth resident died after a two week illness at 2 15 am The Nebraska community mourns a woman famed for her simple kindly life and aid to neighbors She leaves two sons Monte Streight and Harold G Streight three grandchildren and a niece Funeral services are planned at her home with Rev H G Mclusky of the First Presbyterian church and interment will follow at Oak Hill cemetery beside her husband
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0. M. Streight
Fannie Potter
Oneida County
New York
Grindstone Island
St. Lawrence River
Iowa
Lamotte
Miss Potter
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
O. M. Streight
Monte Streight
Harold G. Streight
Oelwein
Guy Streight
Jane
Shirley May Streicht
H. G. Mclusky
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Man Charged With Possession Of Alcohol In County Court
County Attorney W G Kieck filed a complaint in county court charging John Eagan with possession of intoxicating liquor in violation of Nebraska law. Arrested near Cloidt Lumber and Coal company yards Saturday night, Eagan faced Judge Beeson who imposed a $100 fine plus costs, to be paid while in custody.
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W. G. Kieck
John Eagan
Nebraska
Fagan
Cloidt
Doctor heads to Geneva to visit Mrs Heineman’s family
Dr. P. T. Heineman left this morning for Geneva to join Mrs. Heineman in visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dempster and family at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Heineman
Geneva
Meineman
E. J. Dempster
Lincoln man and family visiting Beeson home for Christmas
Joe Hawksworth and his wife and daughter from Lincoln, along with Miss Grace Beeson of Omaha, will spend the Christmas holidays at the home of Judge and Mrs. Allen J. Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hawksworth
Lincoln
Grace Beeson
Omaha
Allen J. Beeson
Married in Council Bluffs
The marriage of Mrs. Florence Newton to Mr. Joseph Manasek occurred on Saturday at Council Bluffs. The bride, formerly Miss Florence Grassman of this city, and now living in Omaha with her mother, was joined by relatives for a luncheon and visits with friends on their return from the ceremony.
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Florence Newton
Joseph Manasek
Omaha
Florence Grassman
Ed Stoner
Manasek
Thomas L. Short
Hillard Grassman
Collins Oil Co Installs Two New Tanks In City Sidetracks
Collins Oil Co installs two new tanks and pumps at sidetracks near the Missouri Pacific station to store Distilate fuel oil for Plattsmouth residents. A car of Distilate is en route and will be stored in the tanks before distribution to local consumers. Local manager F. W. Elliott will oversee the fuel oil disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Oil Co
Missouri Pacific
Plattsmouth
Collins Company
F. W. Elliott
Collins Interests
Christmas Preparations At Nebraska Masonic Home
Christmas is busy at the Nebraska Masonic Home as trains bring gifts for residents. Every Masonic and Eastern Star lodge in the state contributes to memories for the Home and Fremont Orphanage. A lifelike fireplace and large Christmas tree add an old fashioned festive touch in the parlors.
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Nebraska Masonic Home
Nebraska Masons
Masonic
Eastern Star Lodge
Fremont
Evers
Paroled Forgery Larceny Offender Receives Lenient Sentence
Marvin Rice pleaded guilty to forgery after a complaint by County Attorney W. G. Kieck. Judge Berley gave a two year parole to Sheriff E. P. Stewart, releasing Rice on good behavior after he settled with those who held the bad paper and no losses occurred.
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Marvin Rice
W. G. Kieck
Berley
E. P. Stewart
Bishop Shayler Greets Large Audience at St Luke's Church
Bishop Ernest V. Shayler of Nebraska conducted services at St Luke's in Omua ha. The 7 30 Holy Eucharist and 11 o clock sermon marked a rededication after summer renovations. A solo by Mrs. John E. Schutz and choir hymns complemented the ceremony. The church now features a new roof floors and cleaned fittings. The St Luke's guild presented memorial lighting fixtures honoring departed members.
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Ernest V. Shayler
Nebraska
St. Luke’s
Omuaha
Leete
John E. Schutz
St. Luke's Guild
Guild
Tar fire at Armes pool hall rooftreaking incident
This noon a large tar can heated by Jack Brittain on the roof of the Wescott building ignited, creating excitement in the rear of the Armes pool hall. Firemen arrived to find Brittain and Emil Weyrich tossing ashes to extinguish the blaze assisted by Bob Walling who arrived without his helmet amid the crowd.
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Armes
Jack Brittain
Wescott
Mr. Brittain
Emil Weyrich
Bob Walling
Otey
Sheriff Holds Busy Saturday Real Estate Sales
Sheriff E P Stewart conducted multiple court ordered sales to satisfy judgments. The Federal Trust Co vs Ewald Ulrich saw land sell for 13000 bid by C A Rawls for the plaintiffs. Livingston Loan & Building Assn vs Fred C Stewart sold for 600 to plaintiffs via A L Tidd. Manley State Bank vs Spense saw land bid by Joe Spense for 3200. Home Savings and Loan Assoc of Lincoln vs Welton Greenwood land sold for 2500 to the plaintiff.
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E. P. Stewart
Federal Trust Co
Lincoln
Ewald Ulrich
C. A. Rawls
Livingston Loan & Building Association
Fred C. Stewart
A. L. Tidd
Manley State Bank
Os Spense
Joe Spense
Maywood
Home Savings and Loan Association of Lincoln
Welton
Greenwood
Two Seaplanes Missing Off East Coast Report
New York dispatch says two sea planes from Hampton Roads Virginia and one from the Brooklyn navy yard failed to land by nightfall. Officials think strong coastal winds delayed the crews and that they likely landed somewhere along the coast.
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New York
Naval Base
Hampton Roads
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Christmas Program Delights Church Parishioners
The church last evening held a Christmas program arranged by the choir under Miss Frances Field. Rev Walter R Robb delivered the sermon on Christmas Thoughts and the choir performed It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and a quartet sang beautifully. The service closed with Silent Night and benediction.
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Christian Church
Frances Field
Walter R. Robb
Robb
Auto Top Shop Guest Christmas Visit From Omaha
Mr and Mrs F J Franzen and daughter Mary Ann of Omaha will stay with Mr and Mrs M B Briggs over Christmas at their Vine Street home between sixth and seventh. Phone 98.
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F. J. Franzen
Mary Ann
Omaha
Entertains Class At Presbyterian Church
Last evening the young men bible class at the Presbyterian church was entertained at teacher George L. Farley's home. The program included a business session, games and social hour, followed by refreshments. Attendees included William Matschallatt, John Tiverson, Rudolph Tiverson, James Jean, Paul Vandervoort, Roy Olson, Marion Heardsley, Fred Trilety, Willis Hartford, Forest Shrader, Harlan Corder, Fred Howland, George Ebersole, Joe Hartford, and George Palmer.
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Presbyterian Church
George L. Farley
William Anddward Matschallatt
John and Rudolph Tiverson
James Jean
Paul Vandervoort
Roy Olson
Marion Heardsley
Fred Trilety
Willis Hartford
Forest Shrader
Harlan Corder
Fred Howland
George Ebersole
Joe Hartford
George Palmer
Reaching High Place in Telephone Circles
Lloyd B. Wilson, longtime Cass county native and veteran in telephone work, advances to commercial engineer for American Telephone and Telegraph Co. in New York, to assume January 1. He has served as Northwestern Bell Commercial Superintendent in Omaha and held posts from Plattsmouth to Minneapolis since 1899.
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Lloyd B. Wilson
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
New York
Wilson
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Omaha
Flattsmouth
Frank H. Wilson
Lincoln
L. B. Bennett
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Nebraska Telephone E Company
Central City
Grand Island
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
Attorney Carl Ganz Seeks Matters in District Court
Attorney Carl D. Ganz of Alvo was in district court today pursuing matters of interest to his practice within the case context.
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Carl D. Ganz of
Alvo
District Court
Will Fight the Charge Made
Arson warrant issued for Steve Biddick over the October 18 lumber shed fire at Burlington shops. Detectives Smith and Underwood gathered evidence. Biddick held at the county jail pending a preliminary hearing.
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Tom J. Smith
E. L. Underwood
Burlington
Ll. J. Butcher
Steve Hiddick
Biddick
Smith
Underwood
Butcher
W. G. Kieck
EF. P. Stewart
Mr. Biddick
Carbon monoxide gas in stoves kills two
Three people died in Columbus from carbon monoxide fumes produced by flue-less gas stoves. Coroner Murphy called the deaths the first direct result of this cause and criticized the stove design as a factor in the asphyxiation.
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Columbus
Murphy
Advertise Your Want in the Journal for Results
A short classified notice invites readers to place want ads in the Journal to get results. It outlines easy steps and contact details for submitting requests and tracking responses.
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Journal
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Gity
Shayler
St. Luke’s Church
Christian Ghurgh
M. E. Ghurgh
Methodist Church
Jesus
Bethlehem
R. M. Werner
Frank Emory Proutz
William Baird
E. H. Wescott
Isaiah
Church
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Red Cross
Auto Top Shop
Steve Biddick
The
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