Primary election lists fill county offices in flux
The county clerk’s office buzzes as July 18 filing closes and party tickets form. Key filings include W H Puls for state rep on the Democratic ticket, A G Cole for Republican nomination, and Eugene Lister for county clerk on the Progressive ticket. The full Republican, Democratic, and Progressive slates name dozens of candidates across offices, with districts in Murray Weeping Water Union and nearby towns highlighted.
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George R. Sayles
W. H. Puls
Murray
A. G. Cole
Eugene Lister
Puls
Billy
Cole
Ieee Ee
Gene Lister
Count Hip
Fox
Ee Oreurtee
Frank J. Libershal
Lister
American Legion
Burlington
Will T. Adams
Carrol DD. Quinton
Rex Young
Register
Murdock
Democratic
Mia Gering
J. G. Meisinger
G. H. Manners
Adolph Geise
Register of Deeds
Kate Minor
J. A. Capwell
W. B. Banning
Union
William H. Puls
Fred H. Gorder
Weeping Water
Progressive Ticket
Eugene Slater
Emil J. Hild
A. P. Moran
Nebraska City
George F. Wilson
Elmwood
Louis Leiner
Plattsmouth
Marriage at Nebraska City Ties Ruby Shipley to Frank Boetel
Yesterday at 10 o clock in Nebraska City Mrs Ruby Shipley of La Platte wed Mr Frank Boetel of this city. The ceremony was quiet and the couple returned home to this city afterward. Both are well known here and receive good wishes for their future happiness.
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Dade
Nebraska City
Ruby Shipley
la Platte
Frank Boetel
Lincoln Visitors Stay At Briggs Country Home
Mrs. E G Osborne and Mr and Mrs Paul Steingenberg with two daughters from Lincoln visit at the country home of Mr and Mrs M S Briggs. Osborne is an aunt of Mrs Prices and the Steingberg family are cousins of the Briggs.
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E. G. Osborne
Paul Steingenberg
Lincoln
M. S. Briggs
Electric Sign Shines Bright at Morgan Sweet Shop
A new electric sign at the Morgan Sweet Shop in Monnay’s Daily lights up Main street with 128 bulbs, praised for its artistry and modern addition to the city’s business district.
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Monnay’s
Morgan Sweet Shop
Mr. Morgan
County Attorney A G Cole Seeks Republican Nomination
A. G. Cole, Cass County’s county attorney for eight years, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination. Supporters credit his administration with efficient county service, strict law enforcement, and substantial taxpayer savings by avoiding costly jury trials and securing favorable verdicts. The decision reflects ongoing demand for his continued public service.
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A. G. Cole
Cass County
Cole
Reetter
A L Tidd Enters Race for Congress in First District
Plattsmouth resident Attorney A L Tidd has filed Saturday in Lincoln for the First district congressional nomination on the progressive ticket for the term starting March 4 1923. He is a longtime progressive advocate and newcomer to the race alongside former governor John H Morehead of Falls City who also seeks the nomination on progressive and democratic tickets.
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Plattsmouth
A. L. Tidd
Reavis
Tidd
John H. Morehead
Falls City
Virgini a Hunnicutt Weds John M Hersey In Indianola
Mr and Mrs M S Briggs announce the marriage of their niece Virginia Hunnicutt to Mr John M Hersey on June 14. After July 1 they will reside at Indianola Iowa. Virginia is daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Hunnicutt of Indianola and taught last year at the Sciota school near Union Cass county friends celebrate her happiness.
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M. S. Briggs
Virginia Hunnicutt
John M. Hersey
Union
Work Pushes On for New Sewer and Main Street Paving
The project to install a new sewer system and repave Main Street will take time and labor. The water company is lowering a section of mains to a deeper level due to the new sewer. Excavation and trench work are underway as the mains are relocated and ready to be relaid.
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Main Street
Lower Main Street
Water Company
Logals Win Third Game of Fast Series
From Monday's Daily the Vinton Express from Omaha visited the Merchants of the city and were defeated 5 to 1. Local standout Mason held the visitors to one hit in six innings while Joe McCarthy fanned seven in three innings of relief. Garvey struggled for the Express with eight hits and two walks in three innings.
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Vinton Express
Omaha
McCulloch
Hans
Keystone
Laker
Mason
Schwer
Emkey
Rocheford
Herold
O'Donnell
Garvey
Newman
Shepherd
McCarthy
Grometer
Burns
Wink Spreacher
Herald
Spreacher
Pete
Joe McCarthy
Attending State Convention of Eagles in Grand Island
William Barclay worthy president of the Nebraska Fraternal Order of Eagles and Mrs Barclay left for Grand Island to preside over the two day state convention. James Rebal of this city attends as the local aerie delegate. L L Moshier of South Omaha is the leading presidential candidate.
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William Barclay
Nebraska
Order of Eagles
Island
L. L. Moshier
South Omaha
Popular copyrights and the latest fiction at the Journal office
Publication notes highlight new book releases and popular copyrights shaping the Journal's literary section. Editors preview upcoming fiction, reviewing trends and notable authors driving reader interest this season.
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Journal
Heinrichs Observe Second Wedding Anniversary Picnic
Yesterday marked the couple Will Heinrich and his wife’s second anniversary. A pleasant picnic near the Burlington bridge hosted dinner beneath shade trees. Guests included Miss Gladys McLaughlin Ella McLaughlin George Heinrich John Wilhelm Ruth Drozda Joseph Hadraba Janch Price and daughters Helen Virginia.
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Will Heinrich
Burlinston Bridge
Gladys
Ella McLaughlin
George Heinrich
John Wilhelm
Havelock
Ruth Drozda
Omaha
Oseph Hadraba
Janch Price
Helen Virginia
Cook Family Holds Annual Reunion at Weeping Water Park
The Cook family reunion gathered over 100 members at the Weeping Water park in Cass County. Plans to form a reunions association were approved with Frank Cook of Alvo as president and Miss May Dreamer of Lincoln as secretary, and next year’s gathering is set for the same park.
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Cook
Weeipre Water
Bina Kitzel
Alvo
Weeping Water
Cass County
Nebraska
Frank Cook
May Dreamer
Lincoln
Weeping Water Park
Philip Cook
Norfolk
John
Beaver City
J. D
Ord
Kitzel
Brown to Leave Rawlins Today
Fred Brown will depart Rawlins Wyoming tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock bound for the Lincoln state penitentiary. State Sheriff Gus Hyers and Warden W. T. Fenton will accompany the bandit. He will not pass Omaha, with transfer at Fremont to a Northwestern train planned for Wednesday. In Lincoln he will be taken to the penitentiary hospital to regain health before trial on pending charges.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Fred Brown
Lincoln State Penitentiary
Gus Hyers
W. T. Fenton
Brown
Omaha
Nebraska
Fremont
Northwestern
Lincoln
Penitentiary
Brown faces Siefken murder charge and travel setback
Governor McKelvie announced Dr. L N Keil reports Brown sufficiently recovered to travel. The Siefken murder charge looms if witnesses identify him fleeing the scene or lurking nearby. Omaha police also linked Brown to a West Farnum area holdup prior to the slaying. Gus Hyers wired County Attorney Shetwell, who favored keeping Brown hospitalized at Lincoln penitentiary hospital.
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Lincoln
McKelvie
L. N. Keil
Rawlins
Brown
Siefken
Omaha
Loyal Cohn
West Farnum
Gus Hyers
Shetwell
Lincoln Penitentiary Hospital
Elliott Woman Is Taken To Hospital After Operation
Mrs F W Elliott who had been seriously ill for some time was transported to Omaha by car Saturday evening. She underwent a surgical procedure Sunday morning and, according to the latest reports, is as well as can be under her condition.
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F. W. Elliott
Omaha
Rush to Complete Filings Closes Last Saturday
Last Saturday marked the final filing day with the secretary of state. C. H. Gustafson filed as a Republican candidate for United States senator, with a petition carrying hundreds of names. Progressives placed W. J. Taylor for governor and John H. Morehead for Congress, among others, with signatures ranging from 69 to 342. Various Democrats and independents also filed across multiple districts, and secretary Amsberry received Howard acceptance for Congress and a Columbus candidate for the progressive ticket just before closing.
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C. H. Gustafson
United States
Grand Island
W. J. Taylor
J. N. Norton
John H. Morehead
Congress
Arthur G. Wray
Piacek
Wahoo
Edgar Howard
Emma Paul
Taylor
F. L. Hollen
Progressive State Executive Committee
Fred C. Ayres
Dale P. Stough
Harry Grover West
A. V. Johnson
John O. Schmidt
House
Canaday
P. F. O'Gara
O'Gara
J. M. Johnson
E. L. Barton
Congres
Lincoln
Edger Howard
Columbus
Amsberry
Howard
Third District
Lincoln State Journal
Fourth of July Plans Put On by Local Sokol Group
The Katholitky Sokol society announces a full day Fourth of July celebration with Elks band performing in the parade and at the park. Admission to the park is free, and all city societies are invited to join the parade from K S hall through Main Street to the park.
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Katholitky Sokol Society
Elks Band
K.S. Hall
Main Street
Death of Aged Lady in North City Vicinity
Yesterday Mrs. Lydia Cannon, an aged resident, died at her son William Cannon's home north of the city after a brief illness. The body will be taken to Breckenridge, Missouri, for burial.
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Lydia Cannon
William Cannon
Breckenridge
Sunday School Picnic at Riverview Park Omaha
Members of the Presbyterian Sunday school held their annual picnic at Riverview park in Omaha. They traveled by car and enjoyed sports swimming and a large picnic dinner provided by the youngsters' parents.
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Fromn
Presbyterian Sunday School
Riverview Park
Omaha
Modern Wood Men Have A Fine Time At Meeting
Cass Camp chapter of Modern Woodmen of America held a large lodge meeting in the M W A building. E E Kester state deputy and W S James district deputy led the initiation of twenty five new candidates into the order assisted by local officers. The ceremony impressed the new members with the society’s ideals aiding members and protecting widows and orphans.
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Cass Camp
Woodmen of America
Order
Woodcreft
E. E. Kester
W.S. James
Woman From City Undergoes Surgery in Omaha
Mrs James Ptacek of this city was operated on at Immanuel hospital in Omaha for a long illness. Last reports say the operation went well and she is in good condition with a hopeful recovery. Mr Ptacek stayed in Omaha today with his wife to support her through the post operative period.
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Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
James Ptacek
Ptacek
Mrs. John Wischman Sr Recovers Nicely After Operation
Mrs. John Wischman Sr at Immanuel hospital in Omaha shows steady improvement after surgery. Family and friends report hopeful signs and encouragement for her speedy recovery.
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John Wischman
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Filings For Committeemen And County Delegates In Cass County
Primary election filings list Republican and Democratic candidates for committeemen and delegates across Cass County precincts. Louisville leads with several nominees including Florence Noyes and C. G. Mayfield for Republicans and W. H. Heil and Mary Group for Democrats. Other Republican delegates include J. D. Bramblett and Nellie Bramblett, with Democratic delegates such as W. E. Well and John C. Spengler, among Plattsmouth and Weeping Water wards.
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Cass County
Louisville
Florence Noyes
Cc. G. Mayfield
W. H. Heil
Mary Group
John C. Spangler
Central Committee
C. EB. Tefft
Edith Clibke
H. A. Crozier
Anna Hart
F. H. McCarthy
Mary Becker
Liberty
R. C. Pollard
Edith Palmer
Nehawka
L. A. Tyson
Stove Creek
Rae McMahen
Plattsmouth
FE. H. Wescott
Plattemouth
Marie Kaufman
Delecates
J. D. Bramblett
Nellie Bramblett
O. C. Hudson
Wm. Richards
South Bend
W. E. Well
John C. Spengler
W. H. Webhrbein
J. P. Faler
Mike Tritsch
G. H. Manners
Plattamouth
Mike Hild
Col J B Seyboldt Undergoes Fourth Operation
Yesterday Colonel J B Seyboldt of array was operated on at a Omaha hospital for the fourth time in weeks as the condition requires removal of formed pus. He is reported weak yet mentally sharp and able to converse with his family amid the severe ordeal.
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J. B. Seyboldt
Omaha
Seyboldt
June Wins in Matrimonial Marathon Licensing Boom
The county judge Beeson reports a surge in marriage licenses with fourteen couples obtaining vows this June, four more than last year’s total of ten. The trend shows growing demand for license parchments and domestic union plans.
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Beeson
Lost item inquiry ad prompts finds and questions
A brief journal style want ad asks if anyone has lost or found items, inviting readers to share details. The note emphasizes curiosity and community help without listing specific objects or locations.
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Ee Newman
Baker
Bairres
Schewer
Spencer, R
Erat Emkey
Ee Wages
Ee Garvey
Rf Ee McAuliff
Cook Family
MecKelvie
K. S. Park
W. C. James
Dox
First National Bank
PJ Attsmouth
Federal Reserve
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