Noted Leader of Democrats Dead in North Carolina
Wilson May 31 Clau nde Kitchin longtime Democratic floor leader in the U S House died in a hospital after a stomach illness relapse He was born March 24 1869 near Scotland Neck North Carolina A Wake Forest College graduate he rose through Democratic ranks to chair the Ways and Means Committee and become majority and then minority floor leader His family was at his bedside at the end Funeral arrangements not yet announced
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Wilson
N. C
William H. Kitchin
Maria F. (Arrington) Kitchin
Wake Forest College
Kate Mills
North Carolina
Kitchin
Clark
Auctions Off Autos Seized Under State Prohibition Law
Sheriff Quinton auctioned two confiscated touring cars from the prohibition era. A Ford touring car linked to Thomas Corcoran sold to Frank Anderson of Pacific Junction Iowa, and a Maxwell touring car tied to Vern Bridgewater and George Rennie sold for 49.50 pounds to O L York. The Ford roadster and Veach’s peanut and ice cream wagon sold for 130 dollars to W E Rosencrans.
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C. D. Quinton
Thomas Corcoran
Vern Bridgewater
George Rennie
Frank Anderson
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Maxwell
O. L. York
Thomas Veach
W. E. Rosencrans
McCommons Move to Lincoln New Mortgage Sales Post
Mr and Mrs A M McCommons have sent their household goods to Lincoln and will settle there. Mr McCommons has taken a position with the Mortgage Sales Co in Lincoln, ending their residence here where they made many friends.
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A. M. McCommonas
Lincoln
Printing supplies on the way to restock orders
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Manley News Items Show Local Social Ties
Manley residents share visits and attend events across Weeping Water Elmwood Omaha and Plattsmouth. numerous names appear including Harrs Harms Humble Rauth Murphy O'Brien Meisinger and Stander. Attendees noted ball games Memorial and Decoration days and baccalaureate services with widespread interfamily visits and local hospitality.
Vacation trips to eastern resorts advertised by ticket agent
Round trip excursion vacation tickets to Eastern resorts are on sale now with long limits liberal stopovers. See a broad selection of routes to New York Coney Island Atlantic City Boston Adirondacks Catskills Niagara Falls Thousand Islands White Mountains Blue Ridge and more. Call Clement, your ticket agent, for literature and complete trip arrangements.
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New York
Coney Island
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
White Mountains
Green Mountains
Blue Ridge
Allegheny Mountains
Clement
Negotiations Near End for Chinese Captives with Shantung Brigands
Tsaochwang June 1 Indications point to release within a week of Chinese captives held by the Shantung bandits on Paotzuku mountain after a conference with outlaw delegates and Chinese officials. A hitch arose over a $1 000 000 reparations claim reduced to $100 000 with brigands seeking ransom for prisoners. The plan enlists bandits by transferring one outlaw per rifle or revolver produced, with some older brigands opposed to army service and likely to return home once Paotzuku fang is absorbed into the republic’s uniformed forces.
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Tsaochwang
Shantung
Paotzuku
Misfortune and Farm Aid in Local News
A man injured a hand in a crushing accident is recovering as well as expected. Walter Mockenhaupt and wife visited Omaha last Sunday and returned with son Arthur who has been with grandparents for two months. Frank Wood still struggles with a leg wound after a horse kick and a thigh abscess. he can work only with help as farm chores surge. Neighbors assist with farm labor during the busy season.
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Walter Mockenhaupt
Omaha
Manley Schools Close With Evening Program and Dance
Closing events at Manley schools featured a program prepared by teachers and students at the M W A hall last Friday evening. The program pleased all attendees and was followed by a dance enjoyed by the young people and guests.
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Manley
M. W. A. Hall
Redall Achievement Day Features Attract Aprons Talk
The Redall Clothing club of Plattsmouth will host an achievement day on Thursday June 7 at Delores Wiles home. An exhibit of garments from Course I a team demonstration on Attractive Kitchen Aprons and a talk by Miss Ida Wilkins county home agent will be followed by a 2 p.m. gathering. Members are asked to arrive early to arrange exhibits and bring handmade items for the novelty table.
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Redall Clothing Club
Plattsmouth
Delores Wiles
Ida Wilkins
Redal
Special meeting at Glendale cemetery set for June 9 1923
A special meeting will be called at the Glendale cemetery on Saturday June 9 1923 at 1 30 o clock to transact new business. All interested in the cemetery are urgently urged to attend.
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Glendale
Local Business and Life Notes from Saturday
Jennings Seybert left for Omaha to handle business matters. John H. Busche of Louisville visited for a few hours to attend to business and see friends. Attorney H. H. Kuppinger of Omaha was here yesterday for business and social calls. Rex Peters of Greenwood and Martha Gakemeier of Murdock were issued a marriage license and will wed Sunday at the bride’s parents’ home in Murdock. Harold Croscary of Lincoln, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Goos, passed through en route to Quincy to visit relatives. W T Adams left for Fremont to visit his sister and join his wife returning from Howard County.
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Theo Harrs
Wayne
John Crane
R. Bergman
Weeping Water
Anna Rauth
Fred Krecklow
C. E. Mockenhaupt
James Murphy
Davenport
Iowa
Herbert Shipman
Havelock
Fred Fleischman
A. H. Humble
Omaha
Wm. Otte
John Rauth
Wm. Rauth
Herman Dall
W. J. Rau
Elmwood
Herman Gansmer
Joseph McCarty
A. F. Routh
Manley
August Stander
J. C. Routh
Andy Zoz
Murdock Wheel
Herman Rauth
Chris Christiansen
Albert Boeck
Newkirk
Okla
J. C. Rauth
Theo Harms
Messrs
W. F. Schliefert
Andrew Schliefert
Orrie Schliefert
Arnold Schliefert
Henry Peterson
Peterson
J. J. O'Leary
Alicea Harms
Virginia Wiles
University of Nebraska
Frank Stander
Susie Bickart
Lillian Stander
Michael Honor
Floyd Rockwell
Weeping Water High School
Syracuse
John Murphy
Eleanor O'Brien
Bass Meisinger
Plattsmouth
Meisinger
Charles Murphy
Margaret
James
Charles
Anna Murphy
Jennings Seybert
John H. Busche
Louisville
H. H. Kuppinger
Rex Peters
Greenwood
Martha Gakemeier
Murdock
Harold Croscary
Lincoln
P. F. Goos
Quincy
Ilinois
W. T. Adams
Fremont
Samuel Maxwell
Adams
Howard County
Stauss Leaves Stanton for Murdock Charge
The Stanton Register reports Rev. A Stauss and family moved to Murdock Nebraska where he will serve the German Evangelical association. The town bids farewell praising his civic and religious service and welcomes Rev. H Hoesch to lead Stanton church.
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Rev
A. Stauss
Murdock
Cass County
Nebraska
Stauss
German Evangelical Association
H. Hoesch
Stanton
No. 10 Does Not Stop At Plattsmouth
The early morning No. 10 eastbound train from Omaha at 2 45 a m will no longer stop in Plattsmouth. The schedule now lists only two stops between Hastings and Pacifi Junction, Lincoln and Omaha, as the train is cut to a faster Denver to Chicago run.
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No. 10
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Hastings
Pacifi Junction
Lincoln
Denver
Chicago
DeMolay Session Finalizes John Iverson Jr Degree
Cass chapter of the Order of DeMolay held a pleasing Tuesday meeting. John Iverson Jr received the DeMolay degree. Members heard talks from alumni returning from the state university and refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served.
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Cass Chapter
John Iverson, Jr
State University
Journal Office Sells Nearly Every Magazine Printed
A Journal office displays nearly every magazine published for sale, inviting readers to browse and purchase. The note emphasizes broad selection and available issues for contemporary readers and collectors.
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Journal
Alvo Community News Highlights From May Activities
Alvo News reports a Busy week with school year end events. Teachers named for next year include Superintendent Speich, Miss Ober, Miss Peterson and Miss Anderson. Graduates total eight, five girls and three boys named. Community celebrations mark anniversaries and memorial services, with veterans honored at gravesites.
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Ellis Coon
South Bend
Alvo
Boyles Grove
Speich
Ober
Peterson
Anderson
Letha Ahrendts
Leila Shelton
Thelma Wills
Gladys Delos Dernier
Marie Christianson
Carl Anderson
Paul Coatman
Ellis Nickle
Chas. C. Bucknell
George Bucknell
Beatrice
Verl Linch
Clarence Bucknell
Alva Skinner
Dan Menchau
Clifford Bucknell
Raymond Bucknell
Golda Bird
Greenwood
Chas. Rosenow
Ed Rosenow
Elmwood
M. E
Ahrendts
Ralph Parsell
Lloyd Prouty
Daniel Donnelly
American Legion
W. H. Suders
Mae McBride
Robert Garcia
Memorial Address Highlights Civil War Veterans
The M E Church last Sunday offered a memorial address by the pastor. Decorations and special music marked the day with notable absence of blue uniforms among the soldiers present. The piece notes fading memory of the Civil War era and questions tribute to veterans of 1938.
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M. E. Church
Wiiter
Louisville Mathematician Demonstrates Speedy Calculations
George H. Wood former Louisville mayor visited Nebraska Wesleyan University in University Place and performed a rapid demonstration of mathematical theories before students and faculty. He added large columns of figures horizontally and vertically claiming 250 figures per minute versus 60 in schools and business colleges. He argued proper instruction could raise speed to 150 figures per minute and that mathematics underpins all education, lamenting wasted time from slow calculation.
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George H. Wood
Louisville
Nebraska Wesleyan University
University Place
Wood
Methods of performing arithmetic discussed at dinner visit
Mr Wood attended a dinner hosted by Charles Drake while Mrs Wood was entertained by Misses Margaret Stander and Nola Noyes at the same institution. The scene mentions Louisvilie Courter and reflects social engagement around scholarly work on arithmetic.
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Wood
Charles Drake
Farms for Sale Near Plattsmouth Nebraska
Two good farms four miles south of Plattsmouth offered with 160 acres at 225 dollars per acre and 155 acres with two sets of improvements at 200 dollars per acre. Also two modern houses in Plattsmouth for sale by F G Egenberger Real Estate and Insurance.
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Plattsmouth
F. G. Egenberger
Soldier James McVey Lands in Nehawka Visitor
James McVey recently discharged from the U S army at Fort Sam Houston Texas came up yesterday from his Nehawka home and, due to rain, was compelled to remain here overnight.
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James McVey
U. S. Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Nehawka
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House
Platt~mouth
Harry O'Brien
R. D. O'Brien
Cedar Creek
Richard Pickard
Alice Harrs
Leda Fleischman
Humble
Kansas
A. F. Rauth
Boston
New England
Evangeline
Berkshire
Adirondacks
Catskills
Rip van Winkle
Hitch
Redall
Rev. A. Stauss
Expressman
Ward & Hughes
New York City
C. E. Wescott
Kiki
Alvo News
Clemens
T. C. M’garty
N. 4Th St
Elmwood Mill and Elevator Company
Golden Gate
Calla Lily
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