Manley News Items Highlight Local Visits and Work Efforts
John Crane has endured illness while continuing daily work at the office and yard. Frank Stander visited Manley and attended the August Jachim sale. Mrs. Herman Rauth visited Manley with Mrs. Walter Mockenhaupt for a pleasant afternoon. Miss Rena Christensen travels from Rauth home to Weeping Water to see friends. Mrs. James Tighe left for Pilger after visiting her father William Rauth, with Teresa Rauth accompanying to Omaha. Edward Kelley installed a loading spout at the elevator easing car loading. WV. J.teu served as clerk at the August Jochim sale and proved a capable banker and businessman. Rev. Father Higgins, St. Patrick’s Catholic pastor, visited Lincoln for business and attended a diocesan priests’ banquet. Mrs. Emory Gibbins was also a visitor.
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John Crane
Frank Stander
Manley
Herman Rauth
Walter Mockenhaupt
Rena Christensen
J. H. Rauth
James Tighe
William Rauth
Pilger
Omaha
Teresa Rauth
Edward Kelley
WV. J.teu
August Jochim
Father Higgins
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Lincoln
Emory Gibbins
Public Auction at Mary Taylor Farm Near Union
Rex Young auctions a farm sale on January 15 at 10 a m. near Union offering horses and mules, cattle, and farm machinery plus household goods. Terms: under 10 dollars cash. 10 dollar or more with six months credit and bankable notes at 8 percent. Bidding conducted by auctioneer Rex Young. clerk W B Banning.
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Mary Taylor
Union
Visit to capitol city amid rough roads in Lincoln trip
In Lincoln last Sunday through Thursday Mr. Gibbins drove the car to the capitol city and back along rough roads. They had a good visit despite the travel conditions.
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Lincoln
August Jochim Announces Sale and Move to Omaha
August Jochim held a large sale last Wednesday to dispose of a substantial 7600d property collection. He plans to move his family to Omaha soon so his children can attend school there.
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August Jochim
Brother Injured in Horse Kick Near Lincoln
Mrs. August Stander learns her brother Charles Browne was kicked by a horse in western Nebraska and taken to a Lincoln hospital for care with hope for a speedy recovery.
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August Stander
Charles Browne
Lincoln
Will Restore the Residence of Elmer Pearson
Elmer Pearson, recent purchaser of the Phoebe Coon home, plans to fully rejoven and remodel the residence and upon completion will establish an excellent home there.
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Elmer Pearson
Phoebe Coon
Eleven acre tract adjoining Manley with house and buildings
Seeks buyer for an eleven acre tract adjoining Manley Nebraska featuring a good house and outbuildings. Described as an ideal site for a hog or chicken farm. See A. Steinkamp for details in Manley.
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Manley
A. Steinkamp
Ladies Journey to Omaha for Weekend Visits
Miss Dorothea Pond left this morning for Omaha to spend Sunday with relatives and friends. Miss Henrietta Waintroub traveled to Omaha today for a few hours and will ride the Burlington train early tomorrow morning.
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Dorothea Pond
Omaha
Henrietta Waintroub
Burlington
Bank Statement Showing Loans and Cash Assets
The bank reports loans and discounts, cash items, and reserves including Liberty loan bonds and currency balances. It lists deposits of 22.73 million dollars subject to check, 23.23 million in time certificates, and notes no bills rediscounted or deposits to guarantee funds, with a sworn statement by cashier Theo Miller dated 1938.
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Ee Pepe Eety Far Bankers Conservation Fund
Gta
Theo. Miller
State Bureau of Banking
Robinson Defends Coolidge Against Norris Slander
In Washington the senate heard Senator Robinson defend President Calvin Coolidge against Norris slander. Robinson derided Norris as grumbling George and buffoon while condemning government ownership of railroads and utilities. Norris countered with charges about the Underwood bill and campaign literature.
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Washington
United States Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Calvin Coolidge
Norris
Nebraska
George
Senate
Democratic Party
West
Howell
Coolidge
Democratic National Committee
United States
Omaha World-Herald
H G Taylor Nominated for Interstate Commerce Commission
The Nebraska official fight to place H G Taylor on the Interstate Commerce Commission is led by Governor McMullen and the state chamber of commerce. Taylor, a 1912 Nebraska commissioner veteran and ex-president of the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners, has strong Republican ties and broad rail and utility experience.
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Taylor
Interstate Commission
National Association of Railroads and Utilities Commissioners
H. G. Taylor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Potter
Chamber of Commerce
McMullen
President Coolidge
General Dawes
Nebraska Commission
State Commission
Interstate Comerce Commission
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Central Western Regional Advisory Board
Nebraska
Commission
J. Cass Cornell
Pf Est
Et Almena
Kas
Centra City
Neb
State Press Association
Rail Road Loan Rates Seen Dropping Under Coolidge Plan
President Coolidge backs lower government loan rates for railroads arguing 5 percent or even 4.5 percent could be feasible. Officials note 6 percent bonds threaten financial stress, while 4 percent current borrowing supports a policy of keeping rates low to reduce freight charges. Some open market bonds may face complications with cuts.
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Washington
Jan
White House
Coolidee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Coolidge
Greb Defeats Bobby Sage In Ten Round Bout
Pittsburg middleweight champion Harry Greb outpointed Detroit challenger Bobby Sage in a ten round match here. Greb won six rounds to Sage two with two even. Sage blocked most of Greb’s fast whirlwind attacks and avoided knockouts as both fighters weighed in at 166 and 158 pounds respectively.
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Detroit
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Bobby Sage
Greb
Sage
Another Supreme Court Vacancy Reported Nearing
Unconfirmed yet undenied reports say Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes plans to resign. Holmes would be eighty four on March 5 and retirement would follow Justice McKenna, who left the bench last Monday.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Congress
President Coolidge
White House
Justice McKenna
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Justice Holmes
Omaha Woman Shares an Estate of 175000
John A. Slater died January 4 leaving a 175000 estate in his will filed for probate in Lincoln Roscoe J. Slater his son and Loretta A Chase of Omaha are heirs Mrs Chase and her husband Jack son Chase an Omaha attorney are in Lincoln and refused to comment on the legacy
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Lincoln
Jan
John A. Slater
Roscoe J. Slater
Loretta A. Chase
Omaha
Mrs. Chase
Jackson Chase
Elderly Visitor At University Hospital Sparks Wounded Vet Reaction
An elderly lady at University Hospital in Oklahoma City comments on the veteran’s wartime hardships. The ex-soldier reddens and explains that nurses have treated him well, reflecting on care received amid his injuries.
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University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Auto Top Shop and Local Sights in Omaha Visit
Mrs. Sam Giventer and children spent a day in Omaha handling business and visiting relatives. Mrs. W. J. Streight and daughter Mrs. Evi Speir joined the metropolis visit to see friends. Bates Corner Book and Stationery offers ink and pewter items.
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Sam Giventer
Omaha
W. J. Streight
Evi Speir
Metropolis
Peuch
Bates Corner
Men’s Club to Anchor St Luke’s Rector’s Plan
Father George D. Pierce, new rector of St. Luke’s, plans a citywide men’s club to unite parishioners and the community. The basement undercroft will host meetings with guest speakers as the club launches next Wednesday, aiming to strengthen church ties and aid Plattsmouth residents.
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St. Luke's Church
Club of Men of Church
St. Luke’s
George D. Pierce
Father Pierce
Plattsmouth
Magic ring used to allegedly fix ballots in New York
A New York grand jury heard claims by George Rosken that a magic ring could mark ballots unseen by poll workers. He claimed the device helped elect Nathan Perlman and defeat Dr. William Sirovich, and tied the ring to his diploma bearing “school for ballot fixers.”
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Jersey City
Hoboken
Rosken
Banton
Perlman
George Rosken
Nathan D. Perlman
Congress
William L. Sirovich
Warden to Be Suspended in Colorado Pending Action
Thomas Mott Osborne arrived in Denver as Governor William E. Sweet said the former Auburn Portsmouth and Sing Sing warden would assist Colorado State Penitentiary in an advisory role. Tyman faces charges of incompetence inefficiency and permitting brutality to prisoners amid possible suspension and further developments.
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Denver
Colo
Thomas Mott Osborne
William E. Sweet
Auburn
Portsmouth
Sing Sing
Colorado State Penitentiary
Thomas J. Tyman
Sweet
Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Tyman
Trman
Sidney Stock Shipments in 1924 Over 2000 Cars
Bridgeport mass report shows farmers near Sidney sold 76 thousand bushels of grain and 465 tons of hay to Union Pacific in 1924 for stockyards shipments. The yards held 88 hog carloads 501 sheep 677 cattle and 16 horse loads while unions pasture backs 3,300 acres for ranging stock.
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Bridgeport
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney
Marx Postpones Cabinet Quest
Berlin January 8. After an all day search for men to join a new emergency cabinet, Chancellor Marx postponed the quest until tomorrow. His personal preference leans toward relinquishing the mandate from President Ebert, but the president hopes a decisive coalition can still be formed among the three parties of the present regime.
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Berlin
Marx
Ebert
Éfceet
California Ratifies Child Labor Amendment
Sacramento January 8 The California Senate and Assembly approved the federal child labor amendment bringing California into the growing list of states approving the measure. Senate vote was 36 to 3 in favor while Assembly tally stood at 69 to 0.
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Sacramento
Cal
Senate
Assembly
California
Farm sale near Louis Ville Plattsmouth road auction
The undersigned offers for sale to the highest bidder on the Plattsmouth Louisville road five miles east of Louis ville and nine miles west of Plattsmouth. Items include 30 Duroc Jersey sows and gilts due to farrow in March and April, five head of horses, ten head of cattle, and farm implements. Sale features a bred herd by Gano's Commander, vaccination status, and a guarantee of sow breeders. Terms: cash for sums under $10, credit eight months on bankable notes at 8 percent. Walter Stohlman lunch served. Rex Young and Larson Auctioneers.
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Louisville
Plttsmouth
Plattsmouth
Walter Stohlman
Duroc
Jersey
Gano
Crand
Cass County Fair
John Deere
Jenny Lind
Emerson
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Rex Young
W. B. Banning
Pearson
Prop
Wabash, Nebr
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Atres
A. Tos
D. M. Thomas
Tor
Boom H. G. Taylor
I. C. C. Place
Dawes
Auto Top Shop
Nashua
Dallas
Batt
H. M. Soennichsen Co
Plattsmouth, Neb
Frank Salsberg
K 'A Larson, Clem
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