Chancellor Avery to Talk at Teacher Meet December 29
Chancellor Samuel Avery of the University of Nebraska will speak at the Schoolmasters club in Omaha during the Nebraska State Teachers Association convention. Nearly seventy five reservations for dinner at Brandeis restaurant, with a symposium featuring four speakers including President Martin of Kearney Teachers College and Superintendent True of McCook. The state meeting may decide on a general program for future events and stalls feature a broad lineup of educators and performers from multiple cities and institutions.
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Samuel Avery
University of Nebraska
Schoolmasters’ Club
Omaha
Nebraska State Teachers Association
J. L. McCory
Brandeis
Martin
Kearney Teachers College
True
McCook
State Teachers” Association
Beveridge
Nebraska Woman's Educational Club
Sarah Muir
Lincoln High School
W. E. McAndrews
Chicago
John E. Stout
Northwestern University
Rolla G. Reynolds
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
W. S&s. Heusner
Salina
Kansas
Jacob Knatwasser
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa
L. G .Oberlies
Nebraska State Board of Control
Lincoln
del W. Lambkin
Northwest Missouri Teachers’ College
Federal Board For Vocational Education
John M. Matzen
Ray Gates
Grand Island
W. E. Reed
Board of Education
Henry Cox
Vioionist
Harry M. Landis
Seward
John H. Beveridge
Gus Swanson
Sarah O. Sperle
Council Bluffs
Harry L. Keefe
Nebraska Federated Farm Bureau
Waithill
W. H. Morton
Beatrice
F. E. Henzick
Teachers College
Estaline Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Olivia Pound
Theodore Leisen
Metropolitan Water District
Madaline Juneau Farley
Kansas City
Concord Club
Mary Cooper
Meisner
McKenna Expected to Quit Supreme Court Next Year
Washington reports Associate Justice McKenna plans to resign soon after the new year. At nearly 82, he would leave a long federal service, with a possible vacancy to fill from the Pacific coast circuit and balancing circuit representation in the high court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
McKenna
McKennan
Galli Curci Returns to Chicago but Sings Elsewhere
Gel Curci visits Chicago, the city of her early triumphs, but she does not perform there this time. The famous soprano remains in the background as her appearance draws attention in the bustling cultural scene.
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Chicago
Gel Curci
Galli Curci Sails to Europe After Chicago Departure
Prima donna Galli Curci travels abroad with husband Homer Samuels after estrangement from Chicago Civic Opera management. The couple departed for Minneapolis to spend the holidays with Mr Samuels family, marking her first European appearances since the dispute.
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Chicago Civic Opera
Galli Curci
Homer Samuels
Minneapolis
Jubilee of Catholicism Proclaimed at Rome Holy Door Opened by Pope
Pope Pius XI proclaimed the twenty third jubilee year in Catholic history from the Vatican. He struck the jeweled gold hammer to open the holy door at St Peter’s as thousands watched in the basilica and plaza. Bells rang as the holy year began, marking a second ushering since the fall of temporal power.
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Rome
Vatican
Pius XI
Basilica of
St. Peters
St. Peter's Portico
Basilica
Michael Angelo Dome
Mother Edifice
Methodist Choir Performs for Nebraska Masonic Home Residents
The First Methodist church choir sang Christmas carols and old songs for residents and staff at the Nebraska Masonic Home. Afterward they performed at Mrs. Martha Wetenkamp and Grant Wetenkamp’s home to uplift a pair unable to attend church services.
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First Methodist Church
Nebraska Masonic
Martha Wetenkamp
Grant Wetenkamp
Neighbors Clash In Pear Street Disturbance Court Hearing
Judge William Weber hurried to the city hall to preside at an evening police court session over a feud between Bert McLean and Ben Brown on East Pear street. The fighting over children led to a dispute, resulting in a ruling of $5 fines for each and $8 total costs, paid to close the case.
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William Weber
East Pear Street
Bert McLean
Ben Brown
Aged Man John Urwin to Receive County Care
John Urwin, an elderly resident near Louisville, suffered cold injuries after a recent freeze while feeding stock on his farm. Unable to tend the farm alone due to infirmity, he will be moved to the county farm for treatment and easier care.
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John Urwin
Louisville
Urwin
Farm Hand Wanted
Eleanor Burnie visited Omaha today to attend business matters and meet friends. Albert Funke of Murray advertised a farm hand position with phone 2103.
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Albert Funke
Murray
Iss Eleanor Burnie
Omaha
Nebraska seeks new head coach after Dawson resigns
University of Nebraska athletics board accepts Fred T. Dawson’s resignation as football coach while he becomes director of athletics and physical education. A three member committee, including Dawson, will search for a successor with aim for a February start and spring practice.
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University of Nebraska
Cornhusker
Fred T. Dawson
Dawson
Athletic Board
Hell
R. D D. Scott
George Holmes
L. E. Gunderson
Mr. Holmes
Nebraska
Henry F. Schulte
University
National Collegiate Association
New York
Mexican Bond Deal Off Involving Austin Banker
Austin banker J L Ar litt, who sought a $50 million Mexican gold bond issue, was notified by Mexican agent Arturo Elias in New York that the deal is off. Three cables have been received, but final cancellation hinges on official word from the Mexican president. Ar litt issued a brief statement asserting the situation.
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Austin
Tex
J. L. Arlitt
Arturo M. Elias
New York City
Arlitt
Elias
Mexico
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for 46 Years
An advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used for over 46 years to treat catarrh. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Mexican President Only Can Cancel 1917 Contract
A New York Times report notes that only the Mexican president can cancel the 1917 contract signed by President Obregon. The author states that upon receiving a cable from Mexico’s president declaring cancellation, proper notice will be deemed served.
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States of Mexico
New York Times
Mexico
Obregon
Nebraska districts lose share of December school funds
Several hundred Nebraska school districts will forfeit about 490000 dollars in the December state apportionment for not maintaining nine months of school as required by law. The loss will total near 16000 dollars in the June distribution, with Otoe county reporting a perfect record. The December fund, about 490051 dollars, derives from bond interest, land rentals, and other state sources.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Star
Phelps County
Jefferson
Pawnee
Nemaha
Johnson
Otoe County
Robinson
Pleasant Christmas Surprise Reunites Family in Louisville
Claud Brekenfeldt arrives from Silver Prime Colorado to join his family for Christmas. Mrs Brekenfeldt and the children will move to Colorado in spring after his mining position. Relatives from Manley and the Group family join the dinner, bringing joy to local friends before his holiday visit.
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Louisville
Claud Brekenfeldt
Silver Prime
Colorado
Card of Thanks for Mrs Born Birthday Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Born express gratitude for support and kindness shown on Mrs Born s birthday anniversary and during illness with lasting appreciation to friends and neighbors.
Community gratitude for neighbors and fire department
Homer Shrader and family express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and the fire department for support during their home fire and for extinguishing the blaze. Their kindness will be remembered fondly.
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Homer Shrader
Lease ends for American Legion club rooms in Leonard building
The American Legion hall occupying the Leonard building for over four years will vacate the club rooms when the lease expires on January 1. Club room privileges will be surrendered pending completion of a new home.
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American Legion Club
Leonard Building
Final Legion meeting winds up year with oyster stew
The post announces its last meeting in the current rooms next Monday night with an oyster stew served by the 1924 membership team and E. P. detail. Officials urge all ex servicemen to attend as the post plans future gatherings while awaiting a home of its own.
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Post
The
Legion
Birthday honor for Grandma Peoples in city circle
The city notes the birthday of Grandma Peoples living with her son N. K. Peoples and family. She is active and in excellent health with many friends hoping for years more of good health.
Annual Meeting of Farmers Mutual Insurance Cass County
The annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Tornado Fire and Live Stock Insurance Company of Cass County Nebraska will be at Taylor school house District 37 on Saturday January 3 at 1 20 p m for electing officers for the ensuing year and transacting other business. J P Falter Secretary. d23-diiw
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Farmers’ Mutual Tornado, Fire and Live Stock Insurance Company
Cass County
Nebraska
Taylor School House
District No. 37
J. P. Falter
Omaha visitor Wayne Allen returns with Ralph Allen
Wayne Allen of Omaha who visited over Christmas with relatives and friends returned this morning to the metropolis with his brother Ralph R. Allen. William J. Smith and family of Lincoln were Christmas visitors in the city and Mrs. Smith and the children will remain over Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith.
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Wayne Allen
Omaha
Metropolis
Ralph R. Allen
William J. Smith
Lincoln
City
Frost bites northern plains and citrus belt reports
Cold wave grips the Pacific Northwest and California with subzero and near freezing readings. California growers report frost damage in the citrus belt but call overall losses not serious as winds and temperatures shift. La Habra and Santa Ana areas hit 24 to 26 degrees above zero while Santa Rosa records 18 and Portland 13 above.
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San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
California
Weather Bureau
Santa Rosa
Cal
Los Angeles
Washington
Yakima
Olympia
Columbia River
Oregon
Baker
Portland
California Fruit Growers Exchange
la Habra
Santa Ana
Weather Bureau Late Today
Pacific Coast
Plattsmouth High School Class of 1922 Meeting Attended
Joe Weber of Omaha was here overnight for the Plattsmouth high school's class of 1922 meeting. Mrs. J. L. Tidball and daughter Mary were traveling to Omaha to spend the day visiting. Read the want ads daily for items you seek.
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Joe Weber
Omaha
Plattsmouth High School
J. L. Tidball
Mary
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