New Motor Link from Canada to Mexico Held Up
Mexico City reports the international highway linking Mexico City with the United States and Canada via Laredo is provisionally opened but closed to general traffic during the rainy season. Projected cost reaches 20 million dollars, with completion hoped after rains end. The route traverses notable Mexican cities and landscapes before ending at Nuevo Laredo.
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Canada
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Laredo
Tex
Pachuca
Valley of Mexico
Lake Cristobal
Lake
Texcoco
Acolman
Teotihuacan
Actopan
Don Pedro Rodriguez de Escobar
Tula
Ixmiquilpan
Xhita
Sierra Madre Mountains
San Vicente
Jacala
Moctezuma
Quetzalapa
Chapulhuacan
Tamazunchalo
San Luis Potosi
Valles
Morelos
Abra del Canton
el Mante
Frio
Sabinas
Llera
Guayalejo
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Roosevelt Dines With White at Ohio Executive Mansion
President prospect Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt stop at Governor White's mansion after the French Lick governors conference. The visit fuels talk of a possible Democratic nomination and a running mate plan with White. Senator Bulkley joined the governors for dinner, signaling broader political chatter.
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Columbus
Roosevelt
New York
White
Ohio
French Lick
Ind
United States
Bulkley
Cleveland
Large Cass County Map On Sale At Journal Office
Large Cass county map available at the Journal office priced at 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Journal Office
France increases wheat imports from United States
France, facing dwindling native stocks, is buying more wheat from the United States than in the past year. Foreign wheat admitted rose to 25 percent of consumption from 10 percent, while millers reportedly purchase 50 to 60 percent abroad. Andre Tardieu says the government cannot halt purchases completely and expects continued heavy buying until the next harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United States
Andre Tardieu
Omaha Prohibition Clash Sparks Tip from Hayes Cafe Waitress
May Smith, a Hayes cafe waitress on North Sixteenth, told Inspector Paul Sutton that Joseph F. Albert, a special investigator for M. L. Harney, taunted police by saying he would expose Sutton. Albert later confronted Sutton. Sutton pressed charges for disturbing the peace. Albert’s case moved from police to federal court on habeas corpus, with potential heavier penalties.
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Omaha
Federal
Prohibition
May Smith
Hayes Cafe
North Sixteenth Street
Paul Sutton
Joseph F. Albert
M. L. Harney
Nebraska
St. Paul
Albert
Sutton
Altho
William McDaniel Rowan
Shaw
State Journal
Mrs Clayton Heads to World W C T U Convention
Clara C. Clayton, president of the Nebraska W C T U, travels to Toronto for a four day world convention expected to attract about twelve hundred delegates from the United States. The event will feature youth organizations, prohibition petitions, international exhibits, and a Niagara Falls session of the national executive committee afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara C. Clayton
Nebraska
Toronto
United States
Canada
Dominion
Clayton
Niagara Falls
Nebraska 60th commencement to award 876 degrees
Eight hundred seventy six students will graduate at the University of Nebraska 60th commencement. The largest class in history includes 56 with masters or doctors degrees. Dr. Theodore G. Soares of California Institute of Technology will deliver the address.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Art and Sciences
Teachers' College
The
Agricultural College
Business
Theodore G. Soares
California Institute of Technology
Firemen Memorial Service Planned at Ridge Cemetery
Fremont June 4. The annual firemen memorial service will be held Sunday at the firemen s lot in Ridge cemetery. Fire Chief Harry Struve announced with Rev E L Baker to speak. Three firemen are buried there and flags at Ridge and Calvary cemeteries will be decorated.
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Fremont
Ridge Cemetery
Harry Struve
E. L. Baker
Ridge and
Calvary Cemeteries
Glenwood Man Kills Self in Despondent Moment
Ned Wilson 57 of Glenwood died after shooting himself in the yard Monday night. Mrs. Wilson heard the shot and found him in his underwear. He was taken to Edmundson hospital but died about 1:30 Tuesday morning. Wilson stated he killed himself, avoiding an inquest. Funeral arrangements were held at First Christian church with rev. J Irving Brown officiating. He leaves wife two daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Wilson
Glenwood
W. M. Plimpton
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Raynor
Mr. Wilson
J. Irving Brown
Guy Mayberry
Clyde Rhoads
Frank Kemp
Clarence Day
Elsie Evans
Ed Anderson
Grace Markel
Emma Otis
Art Byers
J. L. Ross
J. R. Graves
Ruben
Marion Wiles
Ollie Byers
Fred Davis
Fairview
Rawles Township
Thomas Edward Wilson
John L. Wilson
Alice James
Bethany
Tothem
Willie Ross
Pacific Junction
Noah E
Pisgah
Deane
John F
Weeping Water Native Appointed to Barberry Eradication Work
Jesse E. Livingston of Weeping Water in Cass county has been appointed to work for the U S department of agriculture starting June 8. He was chosen from 60 applicants to engage in barberry eradication aimed at reducing black stem rust and safeguarding crops in Nebraska and 13 nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Livingston
Cass County
United States Department of Agriculture
Livingston
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Farmers National Warehouse formed in Delaware
Farmers National Grain corporation announces the organization of Farmers National Warehouse with 5000 no par value shares organized under Delaware law. It aims to acquire terminal and sub terminal facilities nationwide with executives from the grain company as directors. Officials to be elected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Farmers’ National Warehouse Corporation
Delaware
Grain Company
Warehouse Corporation
C. E. Huff
John Manley
Jolly Stitchers Hold Meeting At Norine Mayable Home
The Jolly Stitchers gathered Wednesday afternoon at Norine Mayable's home to work on a laundry bag project. Members were judged by a blind vote, fortunes told, songs sung, and refreshments provided by Norine Mayabb and Helen Kostka. Next meeting set for June 17 at Lucille Meisinger’s home with Marie Meisinger as assistant hostess.
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Norine Mayable
Norine Mayabb
Helen Kostka
Lucille Meisinger
Marie Meisinger
Journal Offers Two Complete Matrix Cut Services Monthly
The Journal promotes two complete matrix cut services each month for advertisers. It asks readers if they are utilizing this illustrated service to their advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Vandals Damage Woodman Hall and Lodge Property
Unknown perpetrators forced entry onto the roof of Frank Bauers shop to smash and vandalize the Modern Woodman lodge at Woodman hall. The stage curtain piano chairs and lighting were damaged while windows and drops were cut or broken. Elmer Witherow found the damage on Wednesday and lodge officials expect to identify and prosecute the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Frank Bauer
Woodman Lodge
Elmer Witherow
Pipeline workers blow out ten mile gas line near Nehawka
North of Nehawka residents heard a roaring gas release when Continental gas line workers opened a Sombro valve to clear the line. Fire apparatus and farmers were alarmed as they rushed to scene, but officials found the danger less than feared. The workers said blowing the line is routine and the excitement was exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Troy Shrader
Calves Taken Up Near Plattsmouth, Neb
Two stray calves found at a Plattsmouth home have been taken in by E. J. Lutz. Owners may claim by paying damages and proving ownership at his place just west of Plattsmouth. Call or visit to recover calves.
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Plattsmouth
E. J. Lutz
Byron Golding Visits Omaha For Brief Meetings
Byron Golding spent the day in Omaha visiting old friends and handling a few business matters during a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Golding
Omaha
Nelson elected president of Nebraska Elks at Omaha convention
Walter C. Nelson, secretary of Omaha lodge No. 39, was elected president of the Nebraska State Association of Elks at the convention at the Elks club in Omaha. He succeeds Howard Loomis of Fremont. Officers include A. E. Wood Lincoln C. A. Baskin North Platte and A. P. Stafford Nebraska City as first three vice presidents. L. L. Turpin Omaha re elected secretary and Frank Real McCook treasurer. The Omaha lodge won the McCloud cup for ritual proficiency. Funds fund 10 thousand dollars endowment for crippled children. Acting Mayor Hopkins welcomed delegates.
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Walter C. Nelson
Omaha
Nebraska State Association of Elks
Elks Club
Howard Loomis
Fremont
A. E. Wood
Lincoln
C. A. Baskin
North Platte
A. P. Stafford
Nebraska City
Mr. Stafford
L. L. Turpin
Frank Real
McCook
Omaha Lodge
C. A. McCloud
York
William Gregorus
Columbus
C. A. Laughlin
Grand Island
Tiler
Omaha Lodge No. 39
McCloud
Harry B. Jones
Loomis
Happy Hollow
Beatrice
August Schneider
Benedict
Association
Hopkins
Lewiston Social Circle closes winter season with picnic plan
The Lewiston Social Circle club of Cass county wrapped up a successful winter season with an all day meeting at Mrs. S. Y. Smith home. Members discussed nutrition outreach, a June 14 picnic at Mrs. Hobscheidt’s, and a card shower for ill neighbor Mrs. George Ray. Visitors included Miss Doris Albin and Miss Mildred Burbee.
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Lewiston
Cass County
S. Y. Smith
Smith
Sterling Harris
Fern Frans
Red Cross
John Hobscheidt
George Ray
Smith Home
Doris Albin
Mildred Burbee
Union
Glen Tompkins
Rose Marie
Rose Kendall
Rachel Kendall
David Kendall
Gathering of Pioneer Club on Memorial Day
The Pioneer club met at Mr. and Mrs. Orley Clements home for a Memorial Day picnic dinner. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Victor West, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Neely, L. F. Langhurst and daughter Ethel, Ed Miller and son, Frank Baker, Mrs. Hoover, Dr. and Mrs. J. Deering, Sanford Clements and children, C. G. Bailey and daughter Hettie, Clark Gongales and children, the Guy Clements and Eldon Stark families, Mrs. Lucy Lyle, the Williams family, Elmer Shreve family, W. G. Clements, Spenker M. Leger family, and Miss Lela Wilson. The group enjoyed a cafeteria dinner and a pleasant time, as is typical for such gatherings.
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Pioneer Club
Orley Clements
Victor West
Elm Park M. E. Church of
Lincoln
J. M. Neely
L. F. Langhurst
Ethel
Ed Miller
Frank Baker
Imperial
Hoover
Chicago
J. 8. Deering
Onawa
Sanford Clements
Peru
C. G. Bailey
Hettie Bailey
Clark Gongales
Guy Clements
Eldon Stark
Lucy Lyle
Harry Williams
Elmer Shreve
W. G. Clements
Spenker M. Leger
Elmwood
Lela Wilson
Echo
For Sale Fresh Guernsey Cows
For sale fresh Guernsey cows advertised by Likewise and Pollock of Murray Nebraska contact phone 3103 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Pollock
Murray, Nebr
Boyd County to Buy Grasshopper Poison
State Senator Christ Anderson of Bristow met in Lincoln with the agriculture department to plan eradication of a grasshopper plague in Boyd County. A carload of liquid bait mixed with water and bran, costing about 1100 dollars, will be shipped to farmers at cost under a reduced railroad rate. Farmers will mix and scatter the bait at field edges to kill the insects, with birds affected only if they eat unseparated bran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Anderson
Bristow
Lincoln
State Department of Agriculture
Boyd County
State College of Agriculture
Anderson
Capitol
Kansas City
Northwestern Railroad
Senator Anderson
James W. Lundy
Custer County
House of Representatives
Farms for Sale Near Plattsmouth
Well improved 160 and 80 acre farms offered for sale near Plattsmouth. Price described as right by T. H. Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
T. H. Pollock
Church School Merger Considered by Denomination
Kansas City Kansas conference may vote next fall on closing the United Brethren Kansas City university and merging with the York Nebraska college after a study commission recommended consolidation. Opponents note York's distance from students and the KC school’s longer history with Methodists and United Brethren. The York college dates to about 40 years ago with York's church affiliation highlighting the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas City University
United Brethren Church
Church At
York
Neb
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma
College At
U. S
Middle West
United Brethern Church
Higher Rates on Freight Coordination Plan
Eastern railway presidents meet to coordinate higher freight tariffs nationwide and invite southern executives to a three sectional meeting in New York on June 11. R. N. Collyer to report progress on petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking higher tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Railway
Western Lines
Southern Railway
Eastern
Southern and Western
R. N. Collyer
Trunk Line Association
For Sale Three Double Walled Buildings
Three double walled and floored structures for sale. One knocked down two on poles for moving. Price very reasonable. Contact W. N. Brink at phone 631-W. 14-2iw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Brink
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Sabinas Hildalgo
Salado
Don Martin
Nuevo Laredo
J.M. Leyda
Mrs. Clayton
N. Y
Iowa City
Farmers IN Corporation
Jolly Stitchers
Loang—Investments
Talia Ih Ee Dees
Nelson
Nebraska Elks
Lewiston Social Workers
Gathering OF Pioneer Club
Wescott
Thomas Walling Company
Julia King
Fast Express
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