Woman sues Sioux City doctor for 50000 damages
Harriett Adams of Beaver Crossing Nebraska filed in Sioux City district court a 50000 damages suit against Dr Jesse B Naftzger alleging wrong diagnosis and suggestion led to her belief she was a morphine addict. She says the misdiagnosis forced her from her job as music supervisor in South Sioux City and damaged her reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Adams
Beaver Crossing
Neb
Omaha
Sioux City
United States District Court
Jesse B. Naftzger
Naftzger
Miss Adams
Conservatories of Music
University of Nebraska
John ©. Yeiser
John O Yeiser, Jr
Iowa
Nebraska
Lincoln
South Sioux City
Naftzfer
Governor Blaine to Decide Senate Vacancy Election
Madison reports Senator Robert M La Follette's death leaves Governor Blaine to choose whether the vacant U S Senate seat is filled by a special election or at the next general election in eighteen months. A statute sets rules based on vacancy timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Blaine
United States Senate
Amundsen Returns to Oslo Sparks Crowds in Streets
London dispatch says upon confirmation of Amundsen's return in Oslo crowds filled the streets. Windows displayed the news and restaurants halted music to invite bands to play the national anthem amid cheers for the explorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Exchange
Olso
Amundsen
Two Boys Charged With Liquor Selling Sent to State School
County Attorney W G Kieck files a complaint in district court against Earl Newton and Paul Poisall both under eighteen for unruly conduct and liquor selling. He asks the judge to commit them to the state school at Kearney Nebraska for rehabilitation. The district court will hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. G. Kieck
Earl Newton
Paul Poisall
Kearney
Nebraska
Plattsmouth Golf Club Plans Red Blue Competition
Plattsmouth Golf Club splits its membership into Red and Blue teams with Dr. R. P. Westover leading Red and J W Holmes Blue. Matches start immediately and must finish by July 11 with scores credited to each side. The losing team will host a picnic supper later, with pairings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Golf Club
R. P. Westover
J.wv. Holmes
Beal Clerk of District Court Under Medical Treatment
Clarence L. Beal the district court clerk has been in poor health for months and is now in Rochester Minnesota receiving hospital treatment. Doctors hope to determine his exact condition in the next days as his health remains seriously undermined. Friends and family await signs of improvement and recovery.
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Clarence L. Beal
District Court
Rochester
Minnesota
Beal
Worthington Located South of Border Near Los Angeles
John W. Worthington known as the Wolf of La Salle street, sought for fraud and believed dead or ill, has been found in a town south of the Mexican border. Extradition steps have begun. He reportedly fled a sanitarium with over $100,900 in cash and negotiable securities in his possession.
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Los Angeles
Department of Justice
John W. Worthington
la Salle Street
Chicago
Atlanta
Here
Worthington
Guardian Approves Maude Lee Mudd Marriage
The 16 year old Indian heiress Maude Lee Mudd was granted guardian approval to wed Earl E. Gordon a motor car salesman The decision followed Maude Lee being taken to Vinita to consult guardian William Simms under authority of the state supreme court Sheriff F E Simpson transported her from Miami to Vinita for discussions with the guardian The guardian reportedly sought Maude Lees happiness and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ohloa
Maude Lee Mudd
Earl E. Gordon
William Simms
Vinita
Maude Lee
F. E. Simpson
State Supreme Court
Simms
County Court Fines Orval A Newton for Possessing Liquor
County attorney W G Kieck filed a complaint against Orval A Newton for possession of intoxicating liquor. Six bottles of home brew were found at his residence during a raid by authorities. Judge Duxbury found Newton guilty and imposed a 100 dollar fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kieck
Orval A. Newton
Citywide liquor raids seize five youths in Prohibition sweep
Friday police and county officers conducted raids across the city in a crackdown on illegal liquor. Five youths including Paul Poisall 17 Earl Newton 16 Glen Mason 19 and Orville Newton were arrested for violations of the prohibition law. Mason received a sixty day sentence while other cases await hearings and potential reform school or penitentiary penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Poisall
Paul
Earl Newton
Glen Mason
Orville Newton
Paul Poisall
Duxbury
Kreck
State Reformatory
Newton
Poisall
Harry Paisall
Poisall Pleads Not Guilty To Liquor Offense
Harry Poisall appeared before County Judge Duxbury facing a third offense charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. He denied the present charge citing earlier promised immunity from a 1921 plea, and asked for legal counsel with Attorney C. E. Martin possibly to be summoned. The hearing was scheduled for 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Poisall
Duxbury
W. G. Kieck
Poisall
C. E. Martin
Couple Wed In Weeping Water Court Ceremony
Yesterday afternoon County Judge A H Duxbury joined Miss Minnie Baker and Mr Richard Doane in marriage at the courthouse in Weeping Water. The couple were accompanied by the bride and groom's parents, Isaac Baker and wife, who witnessed the vows and then returned to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Minnie Baker
Richard Doane
Isaac Baker
Birth of Eight Pound Daughter in Cleveland
Born on Friday June 19 in Cleveland Ohio to Mr and Mrs Jay Brown an eight pound daughter Mrs Brown formerly Miss Claire Dovey daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Dovey of this city Newborn adds to family roster and local ties amid community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Jay Brown
Brown
Claire Dovey
C. C. Dovey
Mrs Cory Showing Some Improvement After Illness
From Friday's Daily Mrs John Cory, long in serious condition for two weeks, is gradually improving. Physicians and family hold hope for recovery though she remains in danger. She has suffered asthma and heart trouble that have proven most serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cory
Pleasant farewell for Mrs. P. J. Flynn as she departs for national CDA
Mrs. P. J. Flynn, longtime regent of the Catholic Daughters of America in the state, was surprised with a bridge party in her honor. Guests presented a keepsake as she prepares to represent Nebraska at the CDA national convention in San Francisco, sailing July 2 for several weeks on the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Flynn
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Flynn
San Francisco
Nebraska
Mildred Schlater
May Murphy
Birthday Party Honors Kathryn Barkus Fifth Birthday
The Barkus home on West Marble street hosted a bright afternoon party for Kathryn Barkus fifth birthday. Friends included Doris Nelson and many others from Louisville and Union. a yellow and white luncheon and cake with five candles followed lively games on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Barkus
West Marble Street
Kathryn
Barkus
Doris Nelson
John
Louise
Burton Rishel
Edwin Roman
Jean
Winston Holmes
Wendell Marshall
Mary Catherine Wiles
Larry Clark
Allan White
Bobbie Hayes
Beatrice Arn
Helen Barkus
Ralph Larson, Jr
Louisville
Arthur
Edith
John Foster
Union
Isabel Marshall
Jean Hayes
Social Workers Flower Club Meets at Mrs Gayer Home
The Social Workers Flower club will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. L. Gayer. Assistants are Mrs. Will Hutchison and Mrs. Gilbert Hull. all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Workers Flower Club
H. L. Gayer
Will Hutchison
Gilbert Hull
Bates Book and Gift Shop School Supplier Lineup
Buy your school supplier at Bates Book and Gift Shop. Big line at the right price offers affordable educational supplies for students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Notice to Creditors of William H. Mann estate
The State of Nebraska Cass county in the County Court. Creditors are notified to appear at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on July 25 and October 26 1925 at 9 o clock a.m. to present claims for adjustment. Claims must be filed within three months from July 25 1925 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witness A H Duxbury County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cass County
William H. Mann
Plattsmouth
Said
A. D
Said County Court
Fairview Community Club Hosts Notable Meeting
A large turnout from several towns attended a Fairview community club event at the schoolhouse west of Mynaurd. The program featured the Weeping Water band under Prof Hawkins, Stohlman family performances, and talks on community spirit by Troy Davis. Refreshments followed as Glen Terryberry and Elven Ragoss planned the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettyiew
Mynaurd
Laurine Ragoss
Elizabeth Tritsch
Plattsmouth
Weeping Water
Louisville
Weeping Water Band
Prof Hawkins
Stohlman
Minnie Stohlman
Myrtle Fleishmann
Christie
Victor Stohlman
Mariam Tritsch
Troy L. Davis
Commercial Club
Fairview
Glen Terryberry
Elven Ragoss
P E O Chapter Hosts Initiation Breakfast for New Members
Members of Chapter F P E O held a noon breakfast at Mrs Henry Herolds home on North Fourth street to honor nine new and existing members. President Mrs H G McClusky led brief responses from initiates amid yellow white decor and blue flowers marking the chapter’s successful year and growing membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herold
North Fourth Street
H. G. McClusky
Col Bates 83rd birthday noted by Memphis Democrat
The Memphis Democrat recalls Col M A Bates former editor of the paper reaching his 83rd year in a recent letter to Judge Pettingill. Bates sent his photo to prove he remains vigorous and is with his son at Plattsmouth Nebraska, owner of the Plattsmouth Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Democrat
Col. M. A. Bates
Gazette-Herald
Kahoka
Fine Daughter Arrives at Meisinger Home
The Meisingers of Louisvill e welcomed a ten pound daughter. Dr P J Flynn reports mother and baby doing nicely and the father as one of the proudest men in Cass county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Meisinger
Louisville
P. J. Flynn
Meisinger
Cass County
Shipping Stock Care Tips From A Livestock Expert
A livestock authority A M Patterson urges careful stock handling for high dress out percent and attractive carcasses. He advises advance written orders for railcar size, car inspection for floor holes, loading livestock rested and hydrated, avoid overloading, and use wet sand or cracked ice to keep hogs cool in heat.
Yearlings Reach New Market Top In Omaha Sale
J. J. Burke of Columbus sets a new yearly high on the Omaha market with ten prime long yearling Hereford steers averaging 1,021 pounds selling at 11.40. Lighter yearling steers and heifers brought 10.85. Burke notes good prospects for oats and corn after recent rains and predicts an early July wheat harvest as severe winters in Nebraska are typically followed by strong corn seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
J. J. Burke
Storkman
Columbus
Burke
Nebraska
Journal- Stockman
Mayflower Ordered to Swampscott for Coolidge Visit
The Mayflower was ordered to leave Washington navy yards Saturday for Marblehead Massachusetts to anchor near the summer white house at Swampscott for cruises during President Coolidges stay. The ship will carry White House pets Rob Roy the white collie and Paul Pry the airedale. Rob Roy has recovered from a threatened pneumonia and returned to the White House after treatment in a veterinary hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Navy Yards
Marblehead
Mass
White House
Swampscott
President
New Dennison Crepe Paper Shades at Bates Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop showcases the latest Dennison crepe paper colors and designs. The shop offers a wide range of crepe paper suitable for all purposes and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
World's Largest Bible Class to Hold Picnic
Kansas City Missouri June 19 A refutation of the charge that men won't go to church will be offered tomorrow as the world's largest Sunday school class stages a Bible class picnic. The Busilness Men's Bible class of First Baptist plans for an attendance near 10000 with two former Missouri governors Elliott W Major and Arthur M Hyde to speak. Band music games athletic events stunts and free food are on the program. The class has its own building adjacent to the church to accommodate its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Busilness
First Baptist Church
Christian Church Bible
Long Beach
Cal
Missouri
Elliott W. Major
Arthur M. Hyde
Northern Pacific to Return Funds to Government
The Interstate Commerce Commission certifies the Northern Pacific railroad must repay $1,269,905 to the treasury. The carrier was only entitled to $10,905,094 to cover six months after federal control ended, after advances of $12,175,000 were paid during accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Treasury
Father’s Day Tribute Quietly Honors a Private King
A nostalgic reflection on Father’s Day as a private, exclusive day for dads. The piece imagines a man relaxing in his best chair with a cigar, enjoying rest, away from work, and hints at gifts like a new tie or a box of cigars to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
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ASES
J. W. Holmes
Westover
Andy Moore
Geo. Dovey
Jess Warga
E. C. Harris
Ed Fricke
August Cloidt
E. A. Wurl
Leslie Niel
Rosencrans
Evi Spier
Frank Bestor
Geo. Petring
Fred Wynn
John Wolff
W. Krecklow
John Hart E
J. Richey McClusky
R. W. Knorr
Fritz Fricke
Baird Sear
Davis Winn
Carl Schneider
John Bauer
J. Lattier, Jr
L. Egenberger
Jie
Fred Lugsch
E P. Stewart
R. A. Bates
M. D. Brown
Will Streight
G. E. de Wolf
T. H. Pollock
KK. Pollock
Ed Schulhof
Jas. Maury E. Hartford
D. O. Dwyer
Luke Wiles
A . H. Christ c
Wescott
E H. Wescott
Chas. Pease
Karl Brown
Border
Guardian
Gordon
Court House
Jenmal
Meet
Fairview Community Club
Col. Bates
Rex
Wescott’s Sons
A. M. Paterson
Kansas City Star
Mr. Paterson
Mayflower
Coolidge
Northern Pacific
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