Mrs Hans Tams Called Home After Two Week Illness
Mrs Hans Tams longtime resident of the south part of the city died after a two week illness that followed influenza and erysipelas. She leaves husband Claus Tams three living children Anna Fred and William and was visited by son Claus from Nebraska City and by William of Omaha at her bedside. Funeral arrangements await word from Fred in Colorado.
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Hans Tams
Ord
William Tams
Omaha
Mr. Tams
Stewart
Claus
America
Fred Stewart
Alvina
Claus Tams
Nebraska City
Fred Tams
Nebraska
Anna Tams
Fred
Colorado
Law and the Unruly Flivver
Chief Justice Andrew Morrissey found himself stranded on a Cass county road near Elmwood after a night storm. Two strangers sought shelter at James Christensen’s home, and hosts later learned the guest was the state Supreme Court chief justice on his Lincoln-bound return from the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Andrew M. Morrissey
Elmwood
Leader-Echo
Cass County
James Christensen
Morrissey
Morrissey. Judge Morrissey
Lincoln
Tax on Building and Loan Association Shares Clarified
State finance department and board of equalization send notices to county assessors to standardize tax treatment of building and loan association capital stock amid differing statewide opinions. The dispute centers on how to value and tax the shares held by associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Finance
Court Y Assessor
Iivestment
State Department of Finance
State Board of Equalization
Estate Finance Department
City Teachers Institute Opens Today
Beatrice superintendent Daffy A. J. Stoddard and Wesleyan University’s Dean A. B. McProud arrived to attend the opening session of the city teachers institute here today and tomorrow. An 8 o'clock talk at the high school auditorium will cover educational problems and modern methods. the event is free and open to all school patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daffy A. J. Stoddard
Beatrice
A. B. McProud
Wesleyan University
Roessler Receives Promotion at Burlington Office
Karl Roessler son of Mr and Mrs August Roessler of this city has been promoted to assistant chief clerk in the Burlington offices at Alliance since returning from service with the A E F in France last September. His training and qualifications make him a valuable railroad worker and his friends here commend his success.
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Karl Roessler
August Roessler
France
The
Burlington
Alliance
Roessler
Women voters face partial ballot rules in upcoming primary
County records detail that many state offices will not be votable by women in the upcoming primary. Filing deadlines run to March 20, with separate ballots and poll books for party and gender distinctions. Women may vote for municipal offices and presidential electors, but many state and judicial offices are barred. Secretary of State rules allow women to serve on county election boards.
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George R. Sayles
Secretary of State
D. M. Amsberry
United States
Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Regents
The
State University
For Sale Five Polands China Gifts Farrowed Sept 20
Pedigreed Poland China gifts in a litter born September 20 weigh about 170 pounds each. Price set at $40 per pig. Contact A. O. Ramee by telephone at 23515.
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Poland
Ramee
Schmarder to Meet Queen in Tuesday Wrestling Match
The city复 plans another wrestling event Tuesday evening featuring Frank Schmarder of Louisville against Jess Queen, a well known regional wrestler. Both have appeared in past county matches and Schmarder’s work draws attention.
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Frank Schmarder
Jess Queen
Coates Hall
Louisville
Schmarder
Promoters Lee Fickler and Henry Schoeman Present Major Match
They promote a strong drawing card in a racing bout likely to draw lovers of the sport. Lee Fickler and Henry Schoeman aim to provide a pressing treat for fans.
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Lee Fickler
Henry Schoeman P
Hamilton Grassman Purchases Historic South Tenth Street Home
Friday's Dells Hillard Grassman buys the old Grassman home on South Tenth Street, moving from a temporary residence on or near Tth Street to a permanent city dwelling. Jack Darrel and family had occupied the property for several years.
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Dells
Hillard Grassman
Tth
South Tenth Street
Jack Darre
Funeral of Mrs. Blount in Christian Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Blount were held yesterday afternoon at the Christian church. The pastor spoke of her faith and hope, a quartet sang hymns, and she was laid to rest at Oak Hill cemetery. Relatives from Lincoln, Omaha, Denver, North Platte, and Havelock attended, with local members of the Woman's Relief Corps present.
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Mary Blount
Christian Church
E. H. Wescott
Florence Balser
B. A. McElwain
J. P. Perry
Oak Hill Cemetery
Woman's Relief Corps
Rev L W Scott Reappointed Pastor at Elmwood Church
The Elmwood Christian church has elected Rev Levi W Scott as pastor for the coming year. He has served two years as pastor in this city and led revival work across towns with strong results. Mrs Scott assists musically and the Senit family leaves with warm wishes from local churches.
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the Christian Church
Elmewood
Levi W. Scott
Clerry Wniun
Elmwood
Pev. Scott
Scott
Senit
Former Burlington official James W. Newell rises to federal rail service
James W. Newell longtime Burlington railroad employee known as Jimmy has been chosen for a high federal post. He now serves as assistant controller in the office of the comptroller for the director general of railroads, handling financial accounts claims and settlements between the government and railroads and individuals. Earlier he worked as an auditor for the Lehigh Valley railroad earning 6000 a year at Philadelphia. He began in telegraphy at Burlington tower in Oreland and rose through auditing positions in Denver and Chicago before joining the director general’s office in 1917.
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James W. Newell
Newell
Mr. Newell
W. G. McAdoo
Director of Railroads
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia
Jimmy' Newell
Burlington
Oreapolis
Denver
Chicago
Lehigh Valley Line
Restraining Order Issued Over River Bottom Land Dispute
A temporary restraining order was issued in the district court against Jess W. Bashus and others regarding trespass rights on a land tract near a pumping station. The Missouri river bottom parcel has long been in litigation but remains in possession of title claimants. A hearing on the order is set for Tuesday March 16.
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District Court
Jess W. Bashus
Auto Numbers Watched by State Police in County
State law enforcement tightens control over vehicle registrations as Captain Moore and Sheriff Quinton work to identify violators. They interview owners lacking proper numbers and offer registration numbers at the county treasurer’s office.
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Moore
C. D. Quinton
Requirement for individual and dealer numbers for garage owners
The article states that a garage owner or automobile dealer must be issued both his own individual number and the dealer’s number to use his car for driving. Noncompliance results in fines and various difficulties.
J M Roberts Suffering From Severe Cold At Home
J M Roberts of the Plattsmouth State bank is confined to his home with a severe cold and complications that hinder his ability to manage bank duties. Friends hope for his swift recovery so he can return to work soon.
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J. M. Roberts
Plattsmouth State Bank
Boys Avert Wreck On Missouri Pacific
Two boys Morton and Donald Parish stopped a possible disaster by spotting a six inch break in a rail on the Missouri Pacific line near Elmwood and flagging the train 644. One boy stayed to warn the engineer while the other notified the agent, preventing what could have been a major wreck.
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Missouri Pacific
Morton and
Donald Parish
Lem Parish
Elmwood
Keedy
Echo
District Judge Begley Seeks Re election in Nebraska
District Judge James T Begley presiding over the second judicial district covering Cass Otoe and Sarpy counties has filed to run again. His petition is before the secretary of state and will appear on the nonpartisan ballot this fall.
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James T. Begley
Second Judicial District
Cass
Otoe
Sarpy
Secretary of State
Linecoln
Judge Begley
Parker assumes full control of Peters & Parker contracting firm
Charles M Parker takes over all interests of Peters & Parker after Joseph W Peters leaves the firm. The firm has built major local projects including the high school building and new institute expansions. Peters has not announced future plans, with several offers under consideration.
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C. M. Parker
J. W. Peters
Peters
Nehawka
Parker
Blacksmith Frank Detlif Injured Eye At Burlington Shop
Frank Detlif, an employee at the Burlington blacksmith shop, is off duty after ery grindings entered his right eye. The eye is sore and inflamed, but he is expected to resume work in a few days.
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Frank Detlif
Burlington
Frank
Two young black mares offered for sale
Two young black mares, full sisters, one four years old not broke and one six years old broke. Call on J. H. Tams at County Farm.
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J. H. Tams
County Farm
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City
City Teachers Institute
High School
Office
D. A. Youtzy
L. W. Scott
Elmwood Church
Chris
New Cheek
W. D. Hines
Washington
McAdoo
Donald’ Parish
Mr. Peters
First National Bank
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