Automobile and Railroad Crossing Accidents in Nebraska
A Lincoln Journal compilation shows fifty six grade crossing accidents on three railroads in Nebraska since June 1 1910. Since June 4 1910 five people were killed and sixteen injured on the Union Pacific in the state totaling twenty one killed or injured. Damages paid total 5945 dollars 31 cents for twenty ceases settled or disposed of. The number of grade crossing accidents on the Union Pacific is reported as twenty eight with seven cases having no injuries.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Journal
Union Padific
Hatchet Buried in England Hinge Sticks Out
A fragment notes a dramatic phrase about England and a stuck handle. It also mentions a social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs George Lohnes and a large crowd from Sunday. The readable text is jumbled and lacks clear context or dates.
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England
Dolly
George Lohnes
SundJarge
Rorise
Drunkenness Leads to 30 Day Jail Sentence in City Court
From Thursday's Daily the court of Justice Archer dealt with multiple offenders. Charley McOnauley faced drunkenness charges and received thirty days in the county jail. He was quickly removed to begin serving his sentence. John Coughlin was also taken from the police to the court for intoxication.
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Court of Justice
John Coughlin
Local auto garage planned at Vine and Sixth streets
Messrs Manners and Hugh Cecil plan a modern tire proof automobile garage on the southeast corner of Vine and Sixth, 72 by 80 feet, with dual street entrances. The facility aims to serve increasing travel on the Scenic route Omaha to Kansas City, offering repairs and supplies for passing motorists.
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Messrs
Larve Manners
Hugh Cecil
Vine and
Sixth Streets
Vine
Sixth Street
Omaha
Kansas City
Christian Helpers Meet at Mrs Schild Knecht Home
The Helpers of the Christian Church gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Jennie Schild Knecht's Main Street home for a social hour and to craft items for Saturday's market at Eastwood's store. The meeting drew a large turnout as they work toward a successful sale.
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Wally
The
Christian Church
Jennie Schildknecht
Main Street
Eastwood
Miss Jennings Returns Home From Omaha Recovery
Miss Metla Jennings returned home Tuesday after several weeks in Omaha recovering from an appendectomy. Friends in the city are glad she is improving though still weak, and they expect she will rapidly regain her strength and be able to be about again.
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Metla Jennings
Omaha
Miss Jennings
Perry to Move to New Farm Near Wabash
V E Perry of Cass county, famed for Duroc Jersey swine, plans to relocate from west of mynard to a new farm near Wabash purchased from O H Allen. He paid 200 dollars an acre for a well improved stock farm with a large silo plant and expects to move in about a year. Allen will relocate to South Omaha to enter the stock business.
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WY. E. Perry
Mynard
Cass County
O. H. Allen
Wabash
Mr. Perry
Perry
Allen
South
Omaha
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the Automobile and Railroad
St. Joe
Burlington Bridge
Louisville
Wilder
Chicago Record Herald
China
Manners and
Cecil Con
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Geerl
Humber
Warage Canal
V. E. Perry
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