Poles Break With Austrian Government Over Parliament Crisis
In Vienna the Polish deputies sever relations with the Austrian cabinet amid a budget debate and threats of a crisis in the government. Reports from Zurich and Copenhagen describe a strong anti-German stance and moves toward potential independence, with Polish deputies voting against war credits and threatening further action.
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London
Theuters
Zurich
Switzerland
Vienna
Polmh Chub
Camnes
Copenhagen
Somson
Vossische Ze Bucene
Czernin
Woszierk Zeitung
Sunday School and Church Officers Entertained at Church
Officers of the First Presbyterian Church along with Sunday school and society leaders were luncheon guests at the church yesterday. About fifty attendees discussed church work and plans for greater efficiency for the coming year led by Rev. HB McClusky who organized and moderated the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
HB. G. McClusky
Motion for new trial in Foreman v Chicago Rock Island
In district court Judge E P Holmes argued a motion for a new trial in the Foreman versus Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway case before District Judge Begley. The court overruled the motion.
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James H. Foreman
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
E. P. Holmes
Begley
Sluggers Crowd Duluth Jail Sparks Safety Probe
Reports of lawlessness from International Falls led to a safety commission investigation. Federal reports say about 200 people in St. Louis County were arrested for neglect to register on June 5 and are overcrowding the Duluth jail.
Roosevelt Pleads for Red Cross Aid at Oyster Bay
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt urged Americans to donate to the Red Cross and other relief groups at a long address in Oyster Bay. He criticized anti England sentiment and urged wealthy residents to curb pleasures and support war relief now before soldiers are wounded.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Red Cross
United States
England
Heil Cross
Long Island
Plattsmouth Chautauqua Opens Next Thursday
Plattsmouth Chautauqua opens next Thursday June 28 with a Chicago orchestral sextette and a strong week of programs. Dr Gabriel Maguire will speak. July 4 features a local program, the Nebraska State Band, and a Gettys address. Season tickets priced at 2 dollars invite residents of Plattsmouth and Cass County.
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Plattemouth
Gabriel R. Maguire
Nebraska State Adt
James Robert Gettys
Nebraska State Band
Household remedy ad and piano sale notice in Omaha
A household remedy in America for twenty five years Dr Thomas Ec leetic Oil. For carts sprains burns scalds bruises. 275c and 50c at all drug stores. For Sale Very special bargains in new and slightly used pianos for cash or easy payment. Write or phone at or 0 A Hoste Le Omaha Neb 6 21 4twkly.
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America
Thomas Ecleetic
A Want Four Missing In Jota At Bring Results
A terse note shows a four point deficit in the Jota at Bring results. The report lists no names, dates, or locations, leaving the outcome unclear.
E T G Glub Entertained At The Fritchmann Home
The E T G club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs W F Fritchmann s Oak street home with a large number of members attending. The event featured sewing and visiting along with piano selections. The rooms were prettily decorated with white lilac and guests included Mrs August Mumm of Missoula Montana and Miss Rath of Chicago.
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E. T.club
W .F. Fritchmann
Oak Street
Ladd
August Mumm
Missoula, Mont
Miss Rath
Chicago
Mail delivery expands routes to depots and offices
G. W. Olson began delivering mail from the post office to the Missouri Pacific depot and on the Burlington route to the post office. He operates with two teams and expects the express service to keep him busy.
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G. W. Olson
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Olson
Loyal Workers of Christian Church Hold Meeting
The Loyal Workers of the Christian Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs E J Bennett's home on Chicago Avenue with good attendance. Mrs Bennett was assisted by Mesdames E E M Goodwin and George Finscott. The session included planning to welcome the church's new pastor from North Bend and featured a pleasant luncheon and orderly business.
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The
Christian Church
E. J. Bennett
Chicegs Avenue
Bennett
Mesdames EE. M. Goodwin
George Finscott
Gettt
North Bend
Triner's Elixir of Bitter Wine Promoted as Digestion Remedy
In Roman saying life equals health, Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine is touted to aid digestion, cleanse the intestines, and strengthen the whole system. The ad claims it treats indigestion, constipation, headaches, weakness, and nervous mood, priced at 21.00, with dosage and usage details. Jos. Tuiner, Mig. Chemist, Chicago addresses promotion of the remedy and Liniment at 25¢ to 6¢.
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Tuiner
Triner
Shielded troops at bridge receive mosquito nets
The Journal notes on Tuesday that soldiers guarding the bridge will be protected by bar helmets and nets. Mrs. F. P. Bush donated shields and the ladies of the city assisted. Lt. Kimbrell’s company thanks volunteers who are sewing nets for protection. A shelling outfit is also purchased.
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F. P. Bush
Kimbrell
Ruby Takes Over Propst Corm Shelling Outfit
Tom Ruby completed a deal with W. E. Propst to acquire Propst’s corm shelling business. Ruby plans to run the operation and offer shelling services to nearby neighbors.
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Tom Ruby
W. E. Propst
Mr. Propst
Corm
Mr. Ruby
Flags for sale at Journal office priced from five cents
Readable line notes American flags available at the Journal office with prices starting at five cents and rising. The item description emphasizes affordable flag offerings likely tied to a local sale or display.
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Journal
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure All Stages
A 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to cure catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces. It asserts constitutional treatment and offers a $100 reward for proof of cure, inviting readers to request testimonials from Fr. Cheney Co. Toledo.
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Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Alvo Residents Share News in Busy Town Roundup
Alvo area residents visit relatives in Hastings and Lincoln. Fred Prouty marked his 52nd birthday with a surprise party hosted by the Alvo school board. Local families travel to Omaha Greenwood York and Rising City for events and meetings as neighbors exchange updates.
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Greenwood
J. W. Sutton
William Taylor
York
W. D. Ritchey
Alvo School Board
Mr. Prouty
Beckner Visits City From Wayne Nebraska
Lester Beckner arrived last evening from Wayne Nebraska to visit in this city with his sister Mrs Mollie Hanson and family.
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Lester Beckner
Wayne, Nebraska
Mollie Hanson
Pollock Attends P E O Meeting in Fremont This Week
Mrs T H Pollock left this morning for Fremont to attend the P E O society gathering held there this week.
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T. H. Pollock
Fremont
P. E. 0. Society
Miss Donelan Heads to Omaha for Weekend Visit
Miss Margaret Donelan travels this afternoon to Omaha to stay with Miss Mildred Todd and Miss Helen VanDusen for a weekend visit.
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Margaret Donelan
Omaha
Mildred Todd
Helen VanDusen
Ford Touring Cars for Sale in Plattsmouth
Second-hand Ford touring cars priced at 175 and 225 dollars. Sold by W. W. Wasley in Plattsmouth.
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FORD
W. W. Wasley
Plattsmouth
Public opinion behind the food bill debated in Congress
Washington reports sentiment growing against the food control bill as Congress debates amendments and votes. Senator Kenyon leading the defense of broad government control while critics warn of lower farm prices, possible famine, and constitutional concerns. The House and Senate anticipate extended discussion with a final enactment possibly by July.
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Saturder
Senate
House
Chamberlain
Genater Kenyon
Gore
Reed
Vardaman
Borah
Meeker
Missouri
Hoover
Lenroct
Wisconsin
London
New York
Germans Advance Against French In France Frontline Skirmishes
Amid ongoing fighting on the western front British forces recaptured ground east of the Aras and pressed the Germans from Monchy Le Preux. Canadians attacked near Lens, routing defenders and seizing trenches. Italian forces on the Asiago plateau advanced despite weather, capturing officers and troops from Austria. Greece faces German removal efforts as the war widens.
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France
Aras
Lens
Asiago
Trentino
Rome War Office
Fragmented text about Maredouier and Greek counter actions
Readable fragments describe a political incident involving Maredouier and Greece with mentions of expulsion, survivors, and tensions. The passage references individuals and a call for counter measures, noting multiple factions and foreign reactions.
Omak Edges Sex In Weekend Baseball Showdown
The Omak team won a tight Sunday game against the Sex despite a late push by the visitors. Officials note strong play from both sides as the league race continues.
Fer dy pepsis blood bitters promotion
An advertisement touts Buriock Blood Bitters as a national remedy to strengthen and purify the blood. It claims usefulness against fevers and ailments, sold at all drug stores for 1.90 dollars per bottle.
Alma Weterman Leaves for Detroit Visit with Sister
Miss Alma Weterman departed yesterday for Detroit Michigan to spend five weeks with her sister Mrs Ida Wagner in the city.
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Alma Weterman
Detroit
Mich
Ida Wagner
Skin itching and relief with Dean's Ointment
A short note notes skin itching at age 21 and cites Dean's Ointment as a remedy for piles and eczema. The writer mentions itch worsened by scratching and general skin irritation.
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Dean
Wiles and companions head to Fremont meeting of P E O
Mes J H Wiles Mrs William Baird and Mrs L L Wiles depart for Fremont to attend the sat chamber of the P E O society meeting today.
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J. H. Wiles
William Baird
L. L. Wiles
Fremont
P. E. O. Society
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Wwe
Zorieh
Paris
Daczinski
Reichsrath
Arteiter Zeiture
Striberny
Hine
Heine
Bern
Duluth
Roosevelt
E. T. G. Glub
Fritchmann Home
Loyal Workers OF Christian Church
Alvo News
Byrom
Tues
Fred Prouty
Roy Coatman
Aimeworth
Neb
Paul Frohlich
Hastings
Mias Esther Lester
Lincoln
Mr. Boyles of
Overton
Ed Casey
Morgan Curyea
Margaret Biser
Council
P. H. Weidman
Mrs. Davis
Calhoun
Arzilia Foreman
Valparaiso
C. C. Bucknell
Clyde Boyles
C. Boyles
George Towle
John Moerteys
Mondey
Dale Boyles
Alta Linck
Hev. Keith
Johnnie Vickers
Palmyra
Art Krisver
Thomas Stout
William Kitzel
Scott Jordan
South Omaha
Joan Medtey
Charles Zoserow
Ray Clark
Mike Seth
Charles Bennett
Fred Prooty
Miczer
United Brethren Conference
Wichita
Kan
M. A. Kewth
Deciare
Kenyon
Washington, D. C
Arras
SB Ciser
Greece
Cemetel
Pere Oe
Heda
Bele
Totr
Palm Beach
Kuppenheimer
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