Woman who stopped roosevelt shooter heads to inauguration
Mrs William F Cross wife of a Miami physician travels to Washington for Roosevelt inauguration after saving the president elect from an assailant in Miami She said the Democratic National Committee reserved a platform seat near the Roosevelt family and she will attend the inaugural bell event on Saturday night.
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New York
Roosevelt
Miami
Washington
William F. Cross
Mrs Mary Hickman To Assist At Ladies Toggery
Mrs Mary Hickman has accepted a clerical position at the Ladies Toggery and will begin duties Saturday. She is an experienced salesperson and expected to be a valuable addition to the shop.
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Mary Hickman
Avoca Dominates Class B District Final, Heads to Regional
Avoca overwhelmed Dunbar 48 to 12 in the final as Greenwood beat Eagle 13 to 11 to win the Eagle tournament and advance to the regional meet. Avoca and Shubert are set for a tough regional clash after last year’s titleists won Humboldt.
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Avoca
Eagle
Avocca
Dunbar
Greenwood
Aveca
Shubert
Humboldt
Shubert T
National City Sued Over Bank Directors Conspiracy
Mrs. Anna Bashlow of Mt. Vernon New York files in supreme court accusing National City bank directors of conspiring to misappropriate and mismanage bank property and assets she holds 12000 worth of stock. Attorney E C Weinrib cites senate sub committee testimony regarding Charles E Mitchell and Hugh B Baker resignations.
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New York
National City Bank
Supreme Court
Anna Bashlow
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
National City
E. C. Weinrib
Senate
Charles E. Mitchell
Hugh B. Baker
National City Company
Visit Ends as Cedar Bluff Brother Ends Chicago Trip
Frank Fiala of Cedar Bluff Kansas spent two weeks with his sister Mrs Frank Toman in Chicago on a business trip. He stopped here for a visit at the Toman home and departed last evening for his home.
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Frank Fiala
Cedar Bluff
Kansas
Chicago
Frank Toman
Toman
Lloyd B Wilson Re-elected President of Potomac Telephone
Lloyd B Wilson a former Plattsmouth resident and Omaha native has been re elected president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co at Washington. He began with Bell Telephone in Plattsmouth Lincoln and Omaha before moving to Washington and rising to Potomac president. Wilson is a grandson of Captain Lloyd Bennett, a pioneer merchant of the city.
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Lloyd B. Wilson
Omaha
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Washington
Wilson
Plattsmouth
Bell Telephone Co
Lincoln
Bell Company
Prsident
Potomac Company
Lloyd Bennett
Four Dollar Fee Set by Conference on Vehicle Registration
A joint house and senate conference committee agreed on a flat four dollar registration fee for pleasure cars under H. R. 195 and will submit the report to the house for action Friday. Five of six conferees approved the terms. Neubauer opposes signing but may not file a minority report. The panel also reviews truck fees and refunds from the road dragging fund with changes to funding sources and crossing-stop rules.
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House
Senate
Banning
Welch
Havekost
Walder
Cone
Neubauer
Three Die After Quarrel at Chicago Party
In Chicago a party quarrel left Anthony Evans 18 and Frank Brocker 21 dead. Evans died shortly after being shot and Brocker died at a hospital. Samuel Nicolette 40, said to have shot them, was fatally wounded by police during arrest attempt.
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Chicago
Anthony Evans
Frank Brocker
Evans
Brocker
Samuel Nicolette
Illness Strikes Father J J Kaczmarek of Holy Rosary
Father J J Kaczmarek pastor of Holy Rosary church has been very ill for several days at home due to flu and a severe cold. Friends hope for his swift recovery so he can resume parish work.
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J. J. Kaczmarek
The
Holy Rosary Church
Father Kaczmarek
See Better Times Ahead as Roosevelt Views are Heard
The bi weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon drew a large audience as committees reported on 1933 pledges and dues, state legislative progress on taxes and highway bills, and plans for a March 22 public meeting. Norfolk Packing expands, new crops, and job programs were outlined, with optimism from H A Schneider citing Roosevelt's push for relief and prosperity.
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Sedgway
Plattsmouth
C. of C
Pollock
Agricultural Committee
Norfolk Packing Company
Norfolk
H. A. Schneider
Omaha
Roosevelt
Washington
Minor
Civic Improvement Committee
Jaeger
Railroads Committee
Baird
Educators Urge National Council To Coordinate Industry
Minneapolis reports 220 educators from nearly 100 institutions urge President elect Roosevelt to create a national coordinating council. Clyde R. Miller says the plan would form a pressure group in politics and provide data driven guidance for integrated industrial processes, coordinating production, consumption, and essential services like health, education, and recreation. The educators seek representation from education, agriculture, industry, labor, engineering, medicine, law and welfare sectors.
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Minneapolis
New York
Roosevelt
Clyde R. Miller
Dasher Fined for Intoxication by County Court
This morning George Dasher was fined 10 dollars and costs in county court on a charge of intoxication. He was arrested Thursday afternoon by Constable Alfred Evdserton and a complaint filed by County Attorney Kieck. After hearing the facts the fine was imposed as provided by law.
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George Dasher
Alfred Evdserton
Kieck
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
We express deep appreciation for the acts of kindness and sympathy shown at the loss of our loved one. The memory of these acts will be cherished by Anna Peoples and the Peoples family including Mrs. J. C. Baughman Norris Peoples William A. Peoples Fred Peoples Edward B. Peoples Joseph J. Peoples.
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Anna Peoples
J. C. Baughman
Norris Peoples
William A. Peoples
Fred Peoples
Edward B. Peoples
Joseph Jc. Peoples
The Journal Will Appreciate Your Phoning In News Items
A brief plea from The Journal requesting readers to phone in news items. Encourages reporting items to pencil in local happenings and tips for timely coverage.
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Stock Yards Rates Slashed by Government Order
The Department of Agriculture ruled Union Stock Yards of Omaha must cut charges as “unreasonable.” A new price schedule takes effect in 45 days, reducing feed and yardage rates. Assistant Secretary Dunlap estimates total annual reductions around $145,000, with about $45,000 spared for producers and shippers.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
R. W. Dunlap
Dunlap
Dunlop
Threats to Legislators Over Auto License Cut
An anonymous letter warned Minnesota lawmakers that a 50 percent cut in automobile license fees would trigger a re enactment of the Bunker Hill threat. It targeted E. B. Children H. H. Barker and Joseph Kozlak, urging action as the house opposed the cut and the senate favored it. The letter was sent to postal authorities. Governor Olson denied receiving a similar message.
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St. Paul
Bunker Hill
Minnesota
International Falla
H. H. Barker
Elbow Lake
Joseph Kozlak
Minneapolis
House
Senate
Olson
Pleasant social for W R C at Mrs Burkle’s on Vine
Members of the W R C gathered Wednesday at Mrs Val Burkle’s Vine street home with Mrs Martha Petersen assisting. Many attended and played games with prizes won by Mrs John FE Schutz and Mrs C F Glaze. Hostesses served refreshments to end the pleasant afternoon.
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Val Burkle
Vine Street
Martha Petersen
John FE. Schutz
C. F. Glaze
For Sale Alfalfa Hay in Barn
Alfalfa hay for sale located in a barn 114 miles east of Murray. Seller identified as Chas. Mead.
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Murray
Chas. Mead
Economy slate for April primaries headed by W W Carmichael
The Voters' Economy league revealed its April 4 ticket with W. W. Carmichael a Omaha lumberman and Omaha Chamber of Commerce president at the top. The slate includes Dean Noyes street commissioner Dan Butler a former Dahlman vote getter Capt W J Foye a lumberman and golfer and Richard Jepsen grocer, with Congressman Baldrige as the organizer who retires March 4.
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Omaha
Voters’ Economy League
W. W. Carmichael
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Baldrige
Dean Noyes
Dan Butler
Dahlman
W. J. Foye
Richard Jepsen
Eve Ing for school comps line in Cass County event
Local notice indicates Eve Ing participating in a school supply comp line at Bates Book Store in Cass County. The readable text mentions a community event at a bookstore with a focus on school materials and student aid.
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Eve Ing
Cass County
Bates Book Store
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