John Clarence Freed on Bail After Arraignment
John Clarence was arraigned in justice court on a murder in the first degree charge for the shooting of John P. Thacker. Bail was set at 310,000 with his father and attorney Clark as sureties, and he waived a preliminary examination. The next district court term is May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarence
Justice Court
Justice Archer
John P. Thacker
Ramsey
Clarence
Clark
Fendant
John Clarence, Jr
District Court
Union
Missouri Pacific
Bryan declines to sign dry petition in Lincoln
In Lincoln on February 25 W. J. Bryan refused to affix his signature to a petition urging the legislature to submit a constitutional amendment for prohibition to a vote of the people. Mrs. Frances B. Heald, state president of the WCTU, said 40,000 voters and 26,000 women had signed.
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Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Frances B. Heald
Bryan
House Committee
Political muddle in World Herald taunts on Senator Ban
Fragmented OCR depicts harsh satire about a county senator with deroga- tory phrasing and references to Republican opponents and an elective police motion. The garbled text hints at backlash and political maneuvering but lacks clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World-Herald
Ban
Statesman
Benator
Herald
Wanterdt Advertises Livestock and Horses for Sale
A fragment from Lorenz Prov shows Wanterdt seeking to buy a good single driving horse or team horse. Also mentions buying butcher stock cattle veal calves sheep and poultry.
Sons of Herman to celebrate twelfth anniversary banquet
The News acknowledges receipt of an invitation to the twelfth anniversary of the lodge of Sons of Herman at Eagle hall Saturday evening. A banquet committee includes H Heesch Theo Wethering Charles Bockstocker William Gebert and Christ Schneider. Weber Ing to act as toastmaster.
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Lodge of the
Sons of Herman
Eagle Hall
H. Heesch
Theo, Wethering
Charles Bockstocker
William Gebert
Christ. Schneider
Theo
Weber Ing
Nebraska City
The
Burlington
Prominent Men Return From Indiana Trip
Returns Prom East Charles A Hichen of Louisville and Trinitots Richey of thin city Nove from Indiana and Cilewgn TL after a several day voyage by bus and train. They arrived in the city morning about one o one. Richey was en route to Louisville on train No 29 when he left here at ten o'clock.
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Charles A. Hichen
Loulaville
Trinitots Richey
Thin City
Indiana
Cilewgn
Pacific 4 Junction
Mr. Richey
Louieville
Here
Mayfield retires. Louisville Weekly Courier passes to George Mayfield
Louisville Nebraska February 25. Lee J Mayfield longtime proprietor and editor retires to run a farm. Brother George Mayfield of South Omaha will take over the Louisville Courier. Eugene Mayfield known as Rex M remains active editor though not owner. The paper founded over thirty years ago by G W Mayfield Jr passed to Lee and now to George. The Cass County press welcomes new leadership and expects continued quality editing.
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Louisville
Neb
Lee J. Mayfield
Louisville Weekly Courier
Mayfield
George Mayfield
South
Omaha
Lee Mayfield
Eugene Mayfield
St. Louis
Nebraska
Rex M
Louisville Courier
G. W. Mayfield
Lee
The
Courier
State Journal
Cass County Press
Cass County
George
Greenwood Young People Married in Greenwoood
From Fridays Vally, yesterday at high noon in Greenwood Miss Belle Vickers married Adelbert Leesley. Rev. Harry Rouse performed the ceremony at the bride's parents home and a lavish wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside on the farm two miles from Greenwoud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Leesley
Miss Belle Vickers
Bride
Vally
Greenwood
Belle Vickers
Harry Rouse
Groenwoud
Family Row Sparks Judge Archer Hearing in Ward Three
A complaint was filed seeking intervention in a neighborhood feud between families Afe Crazy and Yout in Ward Three. The late evening session set for six o clock aims to calm tensions, restore peace, and end the ongoing internecine conflict in the area.
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Archer
Meehildren
Walling Trip to Omaha for Wife at Hospital
Thomas Walling traveled to Omaha on the mail train to visit his wife in the city hospital. Mrs. Walling’s recovery is excellent and friends expect she will soon return home in good health.
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Thomas Walling
Omaha
Burlington road budget for 1909 trims expenditures to one million
Chicago Feb 25 The Burlington road outlines a 1909 budget of 1 000 000 for betterments extensions and new equipment down from 16 000 000 in 1907 and 8 000 000 in 1908 Pamphlet prepared by Daniel Willard cites caution in spending to keep trains safe with no major improvements planned He notes 63 900 workers in 1907 and a vast drop in freight business after a peak as lawmakers debated railroad bills raising operating costs.
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Chicago
Burlington Road
Daniel Willard
The
Burlington
Willard
Federal Congress
Burlington States
Wells Fargo case tracks four swindlers across states
A Davenport Indiana dispatch reports four men led by J. C. Maybray sought 50 000 from a bank then disappeared. Authorities plan to pursue via requisitions from Louisiana and Des Moines while tracking victims across Iowa Nebraska and Illinois. Maybray kept envelopes for each victim and logged every transaction.
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Little Rock
Ark
Wells Fargo Express Company
Davenport
Federal District Court
Des Moines
J. C. Maybray
F. M. Clark
J. M. Johnson
Isadore J. Warner
Louisiana
J. B. Cavanaugh
Pine Bluff
New Orleans
New York
Temple
Tex
Swenson
Council Bluffs
J. H. Secrest
Downey
EK. L. Collins
Dallas Center
Flo
Ed Stenger
Hermosa
Marks
Polk City
John Hermelbront
Bancroft
Neb
Mike Jackson
Waterloo
Towa
Maybray
America
Winnipeg
Toronto
Hawaii
Mike
Strange disappearance of Chris Paikiar discussed in county court
In county court a hearing on Anton Paikiar’s petition for adminship over Chris Paikiar’s property was held. Paikiar vanished March 24 after leaving for Omaha with about 150 to 500 dollars and a farm lease, with no trace since. The Danish Brotherhood aided the search. a bond of 1500 was set for administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris A. Paikiar
Anton Paikiar
Weeping Water
Chris Parklar
Mt. Pleasant Precinct
Omaha
L. H. Critchfield
Manley
Mra. Critchfield
Omalhe
Danish Brotherhood
Palkiar
Clarence Tet
Anton Fe
America
Denmaark
Sine
Slater
Dering
Anemette Tryndiun
Ryorrinag
Martin
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Prohibition
Mrs. Heald
Mr. Pryan
Carnegie Fund
Salt Creek
Kendall
Salt Creek Drainage Association
C.J. Cooley
Bureau of Drainage Investigations
Cooley
Lincoln Star
Wanterdt
Greenwoord
Peope
Prem Wriday'a Daily
M.S. Marshfield
Winnebago
Edwin James
Blue Springs
C. E. Haywood
Garden City
George L. Brown
Norton
Kas
George F. Castle
Britt
John Dbeiger
Sioux Falls
Perhope
Railronde
Hot Springs
Ryan
Bennett
Stockwell
H. Kelley
Denver
Aleo
Littl Rock
Gana
M. W. Lawrence
Ohio
Michigan
Lawrence
Merchant
Nathan Kehen
Eva Muchiman
John C. Brittain
Brittain Boo Mosichn
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