Ex Governor Shallenberger urges unity in Democratic ranks
Alma Neb July 10 Ex governor Shallenberger writes to the Omaha World Herald endorsing unity and humility in Democratic ranks amid intra party debates over the Grand Island convention and a county option bill. He denies ditching a resolution and calls for focusing on the fall campaign.
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Shattenberger
Omaha World-Herald
Alma
Neb
Feditor World-Herald
Metclafe
Harrington
Grand Island
Smyth
Dr. Babcock
Menabe
Babcock
Melealfo
Dahman
Metcalfe
Mr. Babcock
Billy Paterson
el Lenberger
Nerf
Mayor Tallman
Tam
T Lave Siu
A.C. Shallenberger
Boat stolen last Wednesday night near Auburn and Rockport
A boat owned by Finder was stolen Wednesday night by two unknown men who fled toward the river. A murder rumor tied to the case circulated as deputies chased suspects, with an arrest at Rockport and a shot fired during the pursuit. Sheriff Quinton pursued the case into Rockport to recover the boat valued at about $15.
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A. Finder
Finder
Rockport
Missouri
Auburn
Quinton
Sherif
Fast Missouri Pacific line to relay track by Oct four
Brakemen report the Missouri Pacific between Kansas City and Falls City will be relaid with new steel before October 4, and the St. Louis St. Paw fast passenger will be started that date. Also twenty Mikado locomotives have been ordered from Baldwin for the division. Six carloads of Mexican laborers arrived at Shannon to clear a hill sag. A high lift is planned at Wolf River near Miawatha with a steam shovel to be used.
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Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Falls City
Uys
Shannon
Wolf River
Miawatha
Atchison Gohe
Bose Held to Court After Avoca Dance Shooting
John Bose, accused of shooting Louis Spearhouse at a May 6 dance in Avoca, was bound over by Judge Beeson to the next district court term. Bond set at 3000 dollars. Complaint cites assault with intent to kill and to do great bodily harm. Court found probable cause for indictment.
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John Bose
Louis Spearhouse
Avoca
Beeson
District Court
Bose
Guilly
Teachers From Weeping Water Take County Exam
Miss Vera Flaldwin and Miss Kath Titchman with Miss Jennie Titchman and Miss Sharp of Weeping Water traveled to the city to sit for the teachers examination at the county superintendent office.
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Vera Flaldwin
Kath
Jennie Titchman
Miss Sharp
Weeping Water
oMee
Primary Election Law Revision Warns Candidates
It urges candidates to announce party affiliation before voting and notes new restrictions on using vehicles to transport voters to polls in both primary and general elections.
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Caandidates
The Law of Life is Give to Get
A reflective piece argues that giving builds business goodwill and friendships. It notes people seek value and reciprocity, favoring those who aid neighbors, creating lasting alliances and mutual obligations that yield future returns.
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Triad
U. N. G. Club Picnics By the River
Nine members of the U N G club spent a day picnicking by the river. They walked to the bridge in the morning, shared a picnic dinner, then spent the afternoon boating and fishing with picnic sports. Tea featured fried fish. Participants included Gepl ride Morgan Zella Capen Elsie Capen Terri Young Marie Robertson Hattie Taylor Union Tpihel levda Mina Thierol and Grote Briggs.
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Pyidas
Geplride Morgan
Zella
Elsie Capen
Terri Young
Marie Robertson
Hattie Taylor
Tnion
Tpihel Levda
Mina
Kise Thierol
Grote Briggs
Mise Messeramith Visits Miss Patterson Departing Today
Mise Messeramith has left for Tincoln after a short stay with Miss Doris Patterson. Patterson escorted her guest to the station, marking the end of the visit.
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Mise Messeramith
Doris Patterson
Tincoln
Mise Patterson
Former Cass County Attorney Badly Beaten in Street Attack
The former Cass County attorney, a known Republican figure, was assaulted near Sixteenth and Leavenworth streets Monday afternoon. A large man in a gray suit knocked him to the pavement, smashed his glasses, and fled as bystanders intervened. Grace Woods and Henry Richler are named in related charges. Deputy Mead located Woods inRalston but Richler remains at large. Will Take Vacation.
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Omaha World-Herald
Tinklin
Sixteenth
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Street
Timblin
Wis
Sig Polk
Grace Woods
Henry Richler
Atttorney
Wiehter
Altormey
Woods
Hichter
Stranger from Tulsa arraigned for hotel bill and attempt to cash draft
Friday's Pashy J WW Brown faced Judge Archer on a complaint for beating his Riley hotel bill after a failed attempt to cash an 820 draft in Tulsa Oklahoma. A friend paid the bill but the court held the offense valid and fined Brown 8 and costs totaling 10. He was jailed until payment.
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Pashy
J. WW. Brown
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Archer
Riley
Brown
Tidd
Taylor
Teachers Examinations Held At County Superintendent
Among those taking the examination today were Misses Cora Miller and Leola Lamphear of Elmwood Mildred Coon of Lincoln Amatasia Tikhe of Wahash Edith and Bila Anderson and Mary Arvidson of Louisville Dora Kaflenberger Anon Kopia and Telizabeth Kerr of Miattsmouth Mise Sharp of Flinwood Vern Baldwin fouth and Jennie Hutthman of Weeping Water
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Cora Miller
Leola Lamphear
Elmwood
Mildred Coon
Lincoln
Amatasia Tikhe
Wabash
Edith
Bila Anderson
Mary Arvidson
Louiavitle
Dora Kaflenberger
Anon Kopia
Telizabeth Kerr
Miattsmouth
Mise Sharp
Flinwood
Vern Baldwin
Fouth
Jennie Hutthman
Weeping Water
Neitzel Appears as Omaha Passenger on Morning Train
Mr. How Neitzel rode the morning train to Omaha to attend to business matters for several hours, traveling as a passenger and returning later in the day.
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Mr. How. Neitzel
Omaha
Burlington Band Concert Draws County Auto Tours
From Friday's Daily a Burlington band concert on Main and Sixth drew many listeners. Farmers and families traveled from out of town to hear the music, with local firms inviting automobile owners to weekly concerts each Thursday. The program changes nightly and the band’s performance improves with classical, up-to-date selections.
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Main
Sixth
Burlington
Flower Thief Steals Six Geraniums From Wiles Residence
Last night a sneak thief took six blooming geranium plants and broke two more at the top from Mr. Thomas Wiles’s yard. Wiles traced a petal trail to the nearby road before losing the thief, implying a full grown person carried out the theft. Mrs. Wiles tended the plants which had just begun to bloom, and the act angered her.
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Thomas Wiles
Wiles
M. P
Duel
Sam Thomas Arraigned for Drunken Parole Violation in Greenwood
In Greenwood this afternoon Sam Thomas was arraigned for a beastly state of intoxication dated July hth day. Judge Archer gave minimal sentence after noting parole violation from the ebriate asylum. Thomas promised sobriety and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Justice Court
Sam Thomas
Greenwood
Archer
Sam
Unclear OCR item notes location and names
Fragmentary notice references a round iron box between two homes and asks for notification or return through the Journal Office VOR Parry, but details are unreadable.
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Marl Gole
oMea
Parry
Local Visitor Sees Judge Over Brief Business
Mr. J. J. GQasehbeer of Gauge county visited the city and met Judge M. Archer for a short time to discuss business matters.
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J. J. Gqasehbeer
Gauge County
M. Archer
Rev Wilkinson at the Christian Church revival
A large crowd gathers as Rev J L Wilkinson opens the revival with a sermon titled The Worlds Stumbling Blocks later changed to Game and Row. Tonight features a lecture with stereopticon slides, readings, and music all free with a voluntary offering.
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J. L. Wilkinson
Christian Church
Norw
Phillip
Nathaniel
Nazareth
Wilkinson
Mev. Wilkingon
Byew
Wilkingon
Mise Daniels
Plattsmouth Public Notice: Chopie Gasoline Engine Company Misrepresentation
The Plattsmouth Commercial club board warns buyers about false representations by other engines and declares The Chopie Gasoline Engine Company legitimate here. They guarantee work, industrial quality, and horsepower. refunds offered if not as represented. Signatories include Pollock, Fuller, Wescott, Patterson, Parmelo, and others.
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Chople
Platismouth Commercial Club
Chopie Gisoline Tingine Company
Chopie” Gisoline
T. HW. Pollock
J.P. Fuller
BK. HW. Wescott
Rom. Patterson
G. Parmelo
A. Wurl
Philip Thier
Alva Stull Showing Improvement in Recovery
Reports from Alva Stull's bedside say he is improving and cheerful. Physicians see a good prospect of eventual recovery.
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Alva Stull
For Sale Brood Sows and Male Hogs
For sale or trade offer listing brood sows and male hogs from Red Patterson displayed as a local classified item. The ad notes preference to trade for fresh cows and references a 7-6 Stw date or code.
Omaha visitors J H Becker and daughter Mrs Peacock
Mra J H Becker and her daughter Mrs Peacock visited Omaha on the morning train today to call on friends and enjoy Cine events.
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Mra
J. Hh. Becker
Mrs. Peacock
Omaha
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Shallenberger
Democratic Bank and File
Billy Patterson
U. N. G. Club
Cass County
A. L. Timblin
Willian Renke
Plattsmouth
Lexington
Pelton
Kearney
Gongert List
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