Holt Urges World Peace In City Lecture
Hamilton Holt, editor and lecturer, spoke at the public library on international peace and a united United States role in the League of Nations. He warned Europe faces dissolution and urged U S entry into the League and its permanent court, noting the court and council have already begun work and arguing sovereignty remains intact for member nations.
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Public Library
Hamilton Holt
D. O. Dwyer
Holt
F. E. "Foutz
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
League of Nations Non-Partisan
Europe
England
France
League
Mr. Holt
United States Supreme Court
Elihu Root
The
Hague
Andrew Carnegie
John B. Moore
Connecticut
Elihu Burritt
Bar of Eternal Justice
Sweden
Finland
Aaland Islands
Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
Albania
Serbia
Russia
Corfu
League of Nations
Belgium
Uruguay
New Order
Austria
Alfred Zimmerman
Vienna
America
Independence Hall
United States of America
United Nations
Effa Patterson Hosts Farewell Party for Joe Shera
Last night at the Fred Patterson country home a pleasant gathering honored Joe Shera who left this morning for Lincoln to join the auto and tractor school. Guests enjoyed an old fashioned taffy pull and several musical numbers, and wished him success in his new work.
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Fred Patterson
Miss Effa
Joe Shera
Lincoln
Lincoln Auto and Tractor School
Shera
Mrs. Soennichsen visits Omaha for brief business and meetings
Mrs. Henry G. Soennichsen spent a few hours in Omaha today attending to business matters and visiting friends during her stay.
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Henry G. Soennichsen
Omaha
Union Meeting Highlights Y M C A Work At City Church
A large crowd attended a Monday evening union service at the Christian church focusing on the Y M C A’s role in modern Christian life. Speaker J G Masters discussed the Hi Y program with Omaha High School and praised Y M C A efforts in moral mental and physical training for boys and men across the nation.
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Father Leete
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
H. Kottich
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
H. G. McClusky
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Walter R. Robb
J. G. Masters
Omaha Hich School
Red Triangle
Masters
Omaha High School
Mesters
Judge Begley Files for Re election in Second District
Judge James T. Begley of the second judicial district covering Cass Otoe and Sarpy counties filed for re election. Local bar and citizens praise his fairness and integrity and expect broad support possibly a unanimous re election to the district bench.
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James T. Begley
Second Judicial District
Cass
Otoe
Sarpy
George R. Sevles
Judge Begley
Supreme Court
Regeley
Will Quit the Bench Cass County Judge Beeson Plans Retirement
County Judge Allen J. Beeson, who has led Cass county’s court since 1908, says he will retire at the end of his current term on January 1 1925. He notes the office restricts him to judicial duties and prevents full legal practice, with a modest salary making any extra work impractical.
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Allen J. Beeson
Cass County
Journal Reporter
Beeson
Judge Ends Public Service to Resume Law Practice
The judge announces withdrawal from the office after sixteen years, stating that serving the public has not improved his financial standing and that he intends to return to private legal practice where he was previously engaged.
W. C. T. U. Observes Frances Willard Birthday Icon
Members of the W. C. T. U. gathered at Mrs. Thomas Wiles’s home on Locust Street to mark the Frances E. Willard birthday anniversary. Rev. Frank Emory Proutz gave remarks tying her life to the temperance cause, with readings, music, and refreshments closing the observance.
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W. C. T. U. Society
Frances E. Willard
Thomas Wiles
West Locust Street
Walter R. Robb
John Goerder
Frank Emory Proutz
Methodist Church
Trutsch Meisinger Wedding Today at St Pauls Church
The ceremony unfolds this afternoon at 3 o'clock in St. Pauls Evangelical Church in Cass County as Miss Adelia Tritsch and Mr. Lester Meisinger exchange vows in a quiet double ring service. Attendants include Edgar Meisinger and Mrs Udeur Meitcinger as bridal party members. The couple will reside on the Tritsch farm and begin their life together.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Cass County
Adelia Tritsch
Lester Meisinger
Marriagge
H. Kottich
Edgar Meisinger
Udeur Meitcinger
E. H. Tritsch
Plattsimouth
Cronom
John P. Meisinger
Diena
Judge Morning Dies by Assassin’s Hand in Lincoln
JUDGE MORNING DIES AT LINCOLN KILLED BY ASSASSIN. NEWS RECALLS HIS PLATTSMOUTH ROOTS AND EARLY LAW STUDY UNDER S P WYunatta IN THE CITY. MORNING, A PENNSYLVANIA NATIVE BORN 15863, SPENT MUCH OF HIS LIFE IN NEBRASKA.
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Judge W. Morning
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Judge Morning
5. P. Wyunatta
Bates Stationery Store
Main Streets
Cedar Creek
Henry A. Schneider
Plattsmouth State Bank
Lycoming County
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Duxbury Files for County Judge Seat
Attorney A H Duxbury of this city filed his candidacy for county judge this morning at the courthouse. He seeks the non political post long held by Judge Allen J Beeson who plans to return to law practice. Duxbury, a prominent young attorney, has worked in county probate and justice courts and promises impartial, merited service on the bench.
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A. H. Duxbury
Court House
Allen J. Beeson
Beeson
Duxbury
University plans outdoor commencement at stadium with amplification
The University of Nebraska will hold commencement in the stadium this June or Wednesday's Daily- with chancellor Avery presiding. Amplifiers aim to reach 24 000 attendees and rain plans include moving to Memorial Hall. The setup will also support musical features and an outdoors dramatization of Elijah and likely an opera.
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University of Nebraska
University Senate
Avery
Memorial Hall
Tech
Elijah
William Barclay Falls From Elks Club Steps
William Barclay of the Main hotel suffered a severe fall on North Sixth street while returning to the hotel from the Elks club house. He was bruised and stiff after the descent on the north stairs while finishing duties as exalted ruler and preparing to go home for dinner.
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William Barclay
North Sixth Street
Elks Club House
Barclay
Schulhof Returns Home From Mayo Hospital
E H Schulhof who had a short stay at Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota for treatment and a minor operation returned home Saturday night and is reported feeling much improved from his course of treatment.
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E. H. Schulhof
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Sheriff Removed After Malfeasance Conviction
County records show Judge A C Troup ordered the removal of Sheriff C D Quinton for malfeasance in office. Quinton, suspended in December by Governor Bryan, is out of office and a temporary sheriff may be named by the board of county commissioners pending appeal to the Supreme Court.
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George R. Sayles
District Court
Court Journal
A. C. Troup
C. D. Quinton
Supreme Court
Quinton
Bryan
Board of County Commissioners
Supreme Curt
DeMolays Stage Initiation Work in Omaha
Cass Chapter of DeMolay sent ten candidates to Omaha for initiation ceremonies hosted by the Omaha chapter. Plattsmouth delegates were welcomed with luncheon at the Y M C A and the Scottish Rite cathedral event ended with refreshments for all before returning home.
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Cass Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Uncle James Ervin to Celebrate 87th Birthday
Uncle James Ervin of Union who has recovered from illness will celebrate his 87th birthday next Sunday. Born February 24, 1834 in Ohio, he came to Nebraska in 1858 and has lived in Cass County for 65 years, witnessing many changes and Civil War memories. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes for health and happiness.
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James Ervin
Union
James
Ohio
Nebraska
Cass County
Slaying of Judge Triggers Mayor to Seek Gun Regulation
Lincoln February 19. The killing of District Judge Morning is called a direct attack on the state’s foundations by Mayor F C Zehring who says if the Nebraska Hardware Dealers association does not regulate firearm sales he will push a statewide ordinance. Funeral services for Judge William M Morning set for 3 pm tomorrow at St Paul church with state in attendance.
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Lincoln
F. C. Zehring
Nebraska Hardware Dealers’ Association
Iowa Passes Its Marriage Bill In Long Debate
Des Moines, February 15. The Iowa House approved a marriage and cost bill clause by 55 to 47 after six hours of debate. The eugenics clause requires a medical exam showing no venereal disease within ten days before license issuance. An amendment set the license application five days before grant.
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Des Moines
Iowa
C. F. Clark
J. P. Gallagher
House
Bred Sows for Sale at Jland Chinas March and April
Hennings Bros announces bred sows for sale and farrowings during March and April at Cedar Creek Nebraska. Contact Louisville 1525 for details.
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Farrow
Hennings Bros
Cedar Creek
Nebr
Louisville
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