Injunction Sought Over Cass County Sheriff Case
In district court Sheriff E. P. Stewart seeks a temporary restraining order and injunction to confirm his custody of the Cass county jail and stop opponents from denying his sheriff status. The hearing to make the injunction permanent is set for June 13 with prior orders placing Stewart in possession of the jail and blocking challenges to his authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
E. P. Stewart
W. A. Robertson
Baker & Ready
A. 5. Lewis, Jr
Carrol D. Quinton
Abraham Lincoln Tidd
Ralph J. Heynie
Andrew F. Sturm
C. D. Quinton
Cass County
Carroll v. Stauffer
Omaha
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Sherif
D. Quinton
Came County
Board of County Commissioners
C. Dd. Quinton
Cas County
Casa County
Co. D. Quinton
Quinton
Stewart
Mrs Born Heads to McLean From Omaha Trip
Mr and Mrs Louie Born travel to Omaha with their daughter Miss Ethel and Mrs Fred Brouitek. Mrs Born then leaves for McLean Neb to visit sister Mrs Adam Frederick, joined by her brother Mr Adam Meisinger for a few days. they hope to find everyone well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Born
Ethel
Fred Brouitek
Omaha
Born
McLean
Nebr
Adam Meisinger
Adam Frederick
Citizens Military Training camp draws local youths
The seventh army corps area camp runs August 1 to 30 at Fort Des Moines Iowa. Plattsmouth Keys will be sent for training with instructors from Fort Crook. Local youths Carl Kell Stuart Egenberger Ray Lambert George Rebal Herbert Johnson Russell Wasley plan to attend if county quota allows.
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Citizens
Seventh Army Corps
Army Corps
Plattsmouth Keys
Fort Des Moies
Iowa
17Th Infantry
Fort Crook
Carl Kell
Stuart Egenberger
Ray Lambert
George Rebal
Herbert Johnson
Russell Waslev
Fiery Ku Klux Cross Seen Over City in Dark Display
Late Saturday residents reported a 15 foot high flaming cross on a hillside east of the R. P. Westover home near the high school. The cross, emblem of the Ku Klux Klan, marked an early public demonstration of a local hooded order in the city.
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Court House
R. P. Westover
Ku Klux Klan
Hooded Order
Birthday Serenade Delights a Veteran Editor
Col M A Bates turned eighty two to a surprising birthday moment on a rainy Monday evening. While he planned to attend the theatre the Eagles band gathered outside his apartment and played a birthday serenade, a gesture warmly appreciated by the veteran editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. M. A. Bates
Eagles
Bates Celebrates 82nd Birthday Veteran Journal Editor
EIGHTY TWO YEARS YOUNG Prom Monday s Duafly Today was the eighty second birthday of Col. M. A. Bates, veteran editor of the Journal. The Colonel began in the newspaper business after the Civil War, serving as a youthful volunteer from Ohio. He has enjoyed good health this past year and hopes to reach the century mark.
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M. A. Bates
Journal
Altho
Lollinois
Ohio
Masons Welcome Officials at Plattsmouth Cornerstone
Mayor John P. Sattler greeted visiting Masons and grand lodge officers in Plattsmouth with remarks at the east veranda ceremony. Judge James T. Begley gave a welcome, and Charles A. Chappell spoke as Nebraska A F A M grand master. The event ended with America and a tour of the Home.
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Knicus Templir
Grand Lodsee
Eagles
Grand Lodge
Raymond Cook
Frank A. Croidt
R. P. Westover
RK. W. Krorr
John Frady
Harley Cecil
C. J. Theleonard L
Holy Spirit
Charles A. Chappell
Ile Oi
Davis
First Methodist Church
John P. Sattler
Plattsmouth
Minden
Nebraska
Plattsmouth Hosts Grand Lodge Visitors With Warm Reception
After a reception and inspection at the Home the grand lodge party traveled by auto to Burlington station for a 5 o clock return to Omaha. The Plattsmouth Masons entertained the visitors on the journey from Omaha with vigor, gum, and candy for ladies, underscoring the town's hospitality and anticipation of future visits.
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Grand Rodeo
Burlington
Eagles
Omaha
Grand Lodge
Plattsmouth
Young couple weds in Glenwood Saturday
Miss Hazel Sullivan and Mr Merle Rainey wed at the First Methodist parsonage in Glenwood Iowa. The bride and groom, both Cass county natives and Plattsmouth High School graduates class of 1919, will reside in Chicago where Rainey works in the Commonwealth Edison Co statistical department.
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Hazel Sullivan
Merle Rainey
Chicago
Glenwood
Iowa
First Methodist Church
Clara
Isabel Rainey
Marie Sullivan
Floyd Becker
Towa City
Arthur Sullivan
Plattsmouth High School
Cass County
W. H. Rainey
Rainey
The
State University
Commonwealth Edison Co
Going for Operation for Svoboda in Omaha
Thomas Svoboda left for Omaha to undergo an operation at Immanuel hospital aimed at permanent relief from a months long rupture. Injured while an lineman for Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co., he has since suffered affects from the incident. The company awarded compensation and agreed to cover operation expenses.
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Thomas Svoboda
Omaha
Immanuel Hospital
Svoboda
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Miss Olive Quinn Ill in Fresno Crops Death Rumors
A letter from Olive Quinn’s mother in Fresno California reports that Miss Quinn, former supervisor of music at Plattsmouth public schools, is very seriously ill at her home and recovery is unlikely. Friends and former students are saddened by the news and view it as a severe blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Quinn
Plattsmouth
Fresno
California
Miss Quinn
Peple
Lorenz Family Visits Before West Coast Auto Trip
Frank Lorenz his wife and two sons of Des Moines Iowa arrived yesterday for a visit with L W Lorenz and Emil Lorenz brothers. The family plans an auto trip west via Denver and the northern Rockies to Los Angeles then return by the southern route.
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Frank Lorenz
Des Moines
Iowa
Balloon observers die in Illinois field crash
Dr C Leroy Meisinger of Lincoln Nebraska and James T Neeley of Philadelphia were killed when their observation balloon collapsed during a spring air current test for the U S Weather Bureau near Monticello Illinois. The crash followed an intense storm and their bodies were found 150 miles northeast of Belleville.
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C. Leroy Meisinger
Lincoln
Nebraska
United States
Washington
James T. Neeley
Philadelphia
Monticello
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Meisinger
Neeley
Ihinois
Scott Flying Field
Belleville
Ilinois
U. S. Weather Bureau
Scott Field
Georgia
Dr. Meisinger
J. B. Meisinger
South Street
Bals Meisinger
Conrad
P. H. Meisinger
University of Nebraska
State University
Helen B. Hilton
J. W. Hilton
Journal Ad Promotes Year Wents in Result
An advertisement in the Journal touts a yearly event or sale with a result focus. The copy emphasizes timing and value, urging readers to attend or participate. The notice cites a location and date, framing the event as a community opportunity.
Veteran Mason Ratnour Attends Weeping Water Masonic Picnic
One of Nebraska's oldest Masons, Mr Ratnour, age eighty four with sixty two years of service, attended the Masonic picnic and corner stone laying. He has served as treasurer of the Weeping Water lodge for thirty three years. Rain delayed travel as Ratnour and Floyd Cole from Elmwood stayed overnight.
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Ratour
Weepingster
Ratnour
Masonic Fraternity
Weeping Water
Mr. Ramour
Floyd Cole
Elmwood
Mr. Cole
The
Masons
Pleasant Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs. A. F. Fritchen
Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Frank M. Bester hosted a Saturday afternoon bridge luncheon at the J. V. Hatt home on West Pearl street in honor of Decorah Iowa guest Mrs. A. F. Fritchen. Four tables competed with Mrs. James Burnie and Mrs. Pp. Flynn winning top prizes while Mrs. Fritchen received a guest prize. Luncheon in three courses followed. Omaha visitor Mrs. May Hosber attended from out of town.
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Daly
J. V. Hatt
West Pearl Street
Hart
Frank M. Bester
A. F. Fritchen
Decorah
Iowa
Frank R. Gobelman
James Burnie
Pp. J. Flynn
Fritchen
May Hosber
Omaha
Arraignment for Disturbing the Peace Defect
Robert Walls appeared before Police Judge William Weber to answer a charge of disturbing the peace arising from discharging a firecracker in a city restaurant last Thursday night. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs totaling fifty cents, which were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walls
William Weber
Floyd Cole Visits City for Masonic Picnic
Floyd Cole from east of Elmwood traveled to the city yesterday to attend the Masonic picnic and spend a few hours visiting friends.
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Floyd Cole
Elmwood
H A Schneider Visits Omaha for Business in Town
H A Schneider arrived in Omaha for a few hours to attend to matters of business importance in the city. His brief visit focused on engagements requiring his presence and oversight.
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H. A. Schneider
Omaha
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Bastile
Nebraska Masons
John R. Webster
Masonic
Masonic Home
Home Association
Webster
Frank Emory Pfoutz
America
Ladies of Home Chapter No. 188
Eastern Star
Frank Bester
First National Bank
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