Local visitors and travel notes from Plattsmouth area
Local residents and visitors from Old Rock Bluffs Murray Cedar Creek and nearby towns were seen in Plattsmouth this morning and afternoon to handle trading matters visit county offices join events and travel to Bartlett Iowa and Omaha. Henry Utterback and Henry Saunders were among those noted leaving for Cedar Creek and helping on farms.
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Prem
S L. Furlong
Old Rock Bluffs
Frank Vallery
Murray
A. A. Schleifert
Near Manney
Charles Schneider
Near Murdock
N. Cline
Cullom
Schuyler
Louis Keil
Kenry Utterback
Cedar Creek
Plattemonuth
Bartlett
Iowa
Henry Utterbach
Henry Saunders
Mark White
Sonth
Julius Hilflicker
Plattsmouth
Roundup of Plattsmouth Visitors and Local Travel
A long list of visitors and residents passing through Plattsmouth includes Ira Bates near Cedar Creek, Elmer Chamberlain returning home to Cedar Creek, L. H. Puls and family from Murray, Glen Boedeker and family from Murray, John Parkening from Cedar Creek visiting with M. Hild and wife, and Emil J. Hild's overseas return. Other brief calls come from Walter Vallery of Murray, Mrs. M. E. Buttery’s Omaha trip, and Thurstary’s George Krenger. Local citizens stopping by the courthouse and businesses include J. S. Hall, Lincoln Creamer, John Beuchler, A. B. Pornof, Louis Schutz, John K. Schutz, John S. Livingston, John R. Busche, L. B. Appleman, John Vallery, and County Commissioner Henry J. Miller.
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John Parkening
Cedar Creek
John Vallery
Omaha
Nebr
Murray
Immanuel Hospital
J. R. Vallery
Henry J. Miller
Alvo
Booze Not a Remedy for Colic and Diarrhoea
A columnist warns that alcohol is not a cure for colic and stomach ache. The piece cites a man in agony asking for whiskey and urges seeking a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Unable to Find Record of Argonne Losses in War Dept Files
Secretary Baker told Governor Allen of Kansas he could not locate an official report claiming the Sith division suffered unnecessary losses in the Argonne. He noted the document might be in records of the army corps with which the Thirty fifth operated and would be sought after transfer to Washington.
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Washingto
Baker
Allen
Kansas
War Department
Sith
Missouri and
Argonne
Army Corps
Washington
Katelman Appeals to Supreme Court in Auto Stealing Case
Lincoln Neb June 6 An appeal has been taken to the supreme court by Attorney Ben S Baker in behalf of Morris Katelman convicted with Red Neas for complicity in the stealing of automobiles Katelman was found guilty in the Douglas county district court and given a sentence of from one to seven years He alleges errors in the court proceedings.
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Lincoln, Neb
Supreme Court
Ben 8 S. Baker
Morris Katelman
Red
Nea
Katelman
Douglas County
Prison accounts reveal large undisclosed sum in Michigan
A Detroit Trust company report to a Michigan state legislature special session states an amount near 1 million dollars was found in the accounts of a prisoner named Jacheon. The disclosure comes as lawmakers meet to review state financial matters.
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Lansing
Mich
Jacheon
Sweetheart Gauses Arrest of Captain
Captain John J. Dawson, wanted since December 16, is arrested in Chicago for desertion from Camp Holabird Leon Springs Texas. He faces court martial and will be taken to Fort Sam Houston. funds and mess totaled £50,000 were with him, aided by letters to a San Antonio sweetheart.
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Chicago
San Antonio
Tex
John J. Dawson
Camp Holabird
Leon Springs
Fort Sam Houston
Wolf of Wall Street convict Lamar jailed on appeal
The United States circuit court of appeals upheld the conviction of David Lamar known as the wolf of Wall street for conspiring to block munitions shipments to the allies. Henry B. Martin of the laborers national peace council also had a similar upheld sentence. Both men had been on bail and were originally sentenced to one year in Mercer county penitentiary in New Jersey.
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New York
David Lamar
the Wolf of
Wall Street
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Henry B. Martin
Laborers National Peace Council
Mercer County
N. J
Wall Paper Paints Glass and Framing Item by Gobeman
Frank Gobeman offers a selection of wall paper paints glass and framing services. The display highlights home improvement supplies and artisan framing options likely in a local shop setting.
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Frank Gobeman
Nation Wide Telegraphers Strike Likely
Washington reports that Commercial Telegraphers union members of Western Union Telephone in Florida Georgia Alabama South Carolina North Carolina West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and New Orleans have been ordered to strike tonight. President Kokenkamp says the walkout supports Atlanta operators and may trigger a nationwide strike within days possibly involving the Postal company.
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Washington
Western Union Telephone Company
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
South
North Carolina
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
New Orleans
Commercial Telegraphers Union
J. Kokenkamp
Kokenkamp
Atlanta
Furiesen
Petition seeks reopening of Willys Overland auto plant
A petition filed in a U S district court asks to reopen the Willys Overland Automobile Co plant closed after last Tuesday’s riots in which two people were shot dead. The filing seeks a restraining order to stop idle workers from interfering with plant operations. The Daily Overland Automobile Co of Charlottesville, N C, alleges a contract to supply a certain number of motor cars is at risk due to the shutdown.
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Toledo
United States District Court
Willys Overland Automobile Co
Dail Overland Automobile Company
Charlotteville
N. C
Dail Company
Independent Packers 10 Form a Gigantic Merger
New York June 5. Merger of eight independent packing houses into one organization capitalized at 165 million dollars to operate in the United States Canada and later in foreign countries announced by James Imbrie native head of Imbrie and Company. J S Hawkins son vice president of Nelson & Company resigned to become president of the new corporation.
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New York
United States
Canada
James Imbris
Imbrie and Company
Imbrie
J. S. Hawkinson
Nelson & Company
Merger details awaited as Hawkinson to present next Monday
The identity of the packing houses was not disclosed and Mr. Hawkinson, to announce merger details on his arrival next Monday, heads the food administration's cottonseed oil division during the war. Mr. Imbrie names F. B. Snyder of Boston, former Food Administration executive committee member and meat section head, as an executive of the new company.
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Mr. Imbrie
Hawkinson
Cottonseed Oil Division
The
Food Administration
Imbrie
F. 8S. Snyder
Boston
Street Car Jumps Track Injuring Sixty Five in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee street car derailed on Sixth Street Hill at about 6 p m Thursday, tipping onto its side and wrecking the car. The crash activated a fire alarm and drew firemen. With ambulances scarce, taxis and private autos aided by bystanders rushed the injured to emergency hospitals. All are expected to recover.
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Milwaukee
Buy Coal Now Says Garfield Based On 1919 Output
Federal fuel administrator Dr. Harry A. Garfield warns to buy coal immediately after figures from F E Lesher show bituminous output for January through May 1919 at about 178,000,900 tons. He notes 530,000,000 tons needed for the year and an estimated 10,000,000 tons weekly production required.
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Chicago
Harry A. Garfield
F E. Lesher
Geological Survey
Garfield
Six Mexican Bandits Seen Hanged Along Rail Line
Passengers on a train from Mazatlan reported seeing six Mexican bandits hanging from telegraph poles beside the railroad between San Blas and Nacojoa Sinaola. The bandits were said to be garrison troops from Navojoa under command.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mazatlan
San Blas
Nacojoa
Sinaloa
Navojoa
Com
Raiders Loot Farms Then Capture by Spanish Detachment
A band stole 11 army rifles and deserted, then looted farms along the railroad. They were captured by a detachment under Captain Juan Garcia.
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Francisco Flores
Juan Garcia
Wisler Says Indigestion Cure From Chamberlain Tablets
Wm H Wisler of Douglasville Pennsylvania recalls an episode in 7208 when a stomach attack left him despondent. A free mail sample of Chamberlain's Tablets then relieved his symptoms and he bought a package, reporting no similar attack since.
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Chamberlain
Wm. HE. Wisler
Douglasville
Wanted: Girl for General House Work in Small Family
Short ad seeks a girl for general house work in a small family. Must cook plainly and be reliable. Apply to Mrs. T. M. Patterson in Plattsmouth.
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T. M. Patterson
Plattsmouth
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A. B. Pornof
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Greenwood
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