Medical men and the press clash over medical claims
Dr Morris Fishbein of the Journal of the American Medical Association told the American Medical Association that newspapers too often print new discoveries as established facts. He warned that cures for tuberculosis cancer and pneumonia become public fads and urged medical education of the public to curb quackery and fraud. Gus Koop and wife left for Council Bluffs to handle business matters.
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Chicago
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Fishbein
Gus Koop
Council Bluffs
President Coolidge presses for Warren confirmation as attorney general
President Coolidge rallied administration leaders to press hard for the confirmation of Charles B. Warren as attorney general. Despite a 9 to 7 adverse Senate judiciary committee report, the White House sought to present Warren’s qualifications in open session and leaned on allies Borah and McMaster to sway votes.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Judiciary Committee
Warren
Borah
Idaho
McMaster
South Dakota
Walsh
Montana
Sugar Trust
Cummins
Butler
Massachusetts
White House
Senator Watson
Indiana
James M. Beck
Department of Justice
Iowa
Ernst
Kentucky
Spencer
Missouri
Means
Colorado
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Oklahoma
Deneen
Illinois
Gillett
Norris
Nebraska
Overman
North Carolina
Reed
Ashurst
Arizona
Caraway
Arkansas
King
Utah
Neely
West Virginia
Committee
House Splits Auto Tax fifty fifty in Nebraska
Lincoln March 13 The farm bloc won a victory as the measure to divide automobile license tax money equally between counties and the state passed 72 to 13. Bailey opposed the bait move to retain all gas tax revenue for the state. Keck's amendment allowed counties to use half their license money for county road upbuilding. Wood sought to give Omaha half of Douglas county’s share for city streets but the plan failed.
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Gilmore
Harrington
Bailey
Douglas County
Gillespie
Sarpy
Axtell
Omaha
House
Stone
Douglas
Mr. Stone
Miss Muir
Caldwell
Keck
Senate
Lincoln
Thayer
House Roads Committee
Reece
Cherry
Polk
Wood
Paris eyes Cologne safety as evacuation debated
The foreign relations committee in Paris discussed Cologne evacuation and security measures. It agreed not to evacuate until Germany meets disarmament obligations and allies guarantee France's security, with a push for interallied agreements if the Versailles treaty falters.
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Paris
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Louis Loucheur
Paul Boncour
Albert Milhaud
Cologne
Germany
France
United States
Great Britain
Rhine
Quick Tips and Witty Quotes From a Queer Mix
A fragmented catalog of phrases and slogans including car mileage claims, refund promises, self help quips, and movie star quotes. The jumbled lines evoke a pre war promotional tone with references to earnings and home life.
Hamilton Mark Visits Omaha on Early Morning Burlington
Business visitor Hamilton Mark traveled to Omaha today arriving on the early Burlington service. He planned meetings with local firms and potential partners to discuss expansion opportunities.
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Hamilton Mark
Omaha
Burlington
Troop and Daughter Plan Omaha Day Visit
R. A. Troop and his daughter Miss Kathleen left this morning for Omaha to spend the day visiting friends.
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R. A. Troop
Kathleen
Omaha
Minority Sends Bootlegger Bill to Conference
Representative Rodman and 29 house members block H. R. 177 the professional bootlegger bill after the Senate amended it. The House failed to concur with Senate changes due to the emergency clause requiring 67 votes, yielding 64 affirmative votes. Conference committees were named as the dispute over provisions including possession as prima facie evidence continues.
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Rodman
House
Senate
Harrington
United States
Keyes
Hunter
Rossiter
League Peage Pact Is Given A Setback In Geneva
Geneva reports that Britain and its dominions except Ireland rejected the Geneva peace protocol at the League of Nations council. Dr Eduard Benes said the peace issue would be sent to the next assembly for study, including Chamberlain's idea of defensive treaties to maintain peace.
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Council of the
League of Nations
England
Ireland
Eduard Benes
Council On
Associated Press
Assembly
League
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Mr. Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
Japan
M. Briand
Italy
Vittorio Scialoia
Chamberlain
Viscount Ishii
Tokio
Belgium
Paul Hymans
Brazil
Spain
Sweden
Uruguay
Mrs Marie Jean Visits Omaha On Burlington Trail
Mrs Marie Jean traveled to Omaha this morning as a visitor, using the Burlington line for the early trip.
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Marie Jean
Omaha
That
City
Burlington
Cotton Standards Fixed for Coming Crop Year
Cotton experts from European and American associations and the department of agriculture completed acceptance of the department's copies of the universal cotton standards to be used during the coming crop year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
More Wheat, Less Corn on Farms
LincolnMarch 12 Stocks of corn oats and barley on Nebraska farms are lower than a year ago but wheat reserves are larger. About 81 percent of the 1924 wheat will be shipped, and 16 percent of Nebraska wheat on farms March 1 1925. Corn on farms stands at 36 percent of last year’s crop with 81 percent merchantable. Oats on farms 40 percent of last year with 17 percent shipped. Barley 23 percent of the crop and rye 16 percent. Farm hay stocks 31 percent with about 7 percent shipped.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Cornelius Bengen Farm Auction Near Mynard Nebraska
160 acre Cornelius Bengen farm two miles south of Mynard Nebraska to be sold at public auction at the south door of the Court House in Plattsmouth on Saturday March 28 at 10 o clock a m. Referee C A Rawls. Also note Bates Book and Gift Shop offers school stationery pencils and ink with history paper at 75c per ream.
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Willard Battery Station
Plattsmouth
Cornelius Bengen
Mynard
Nebraska
Court House
A. Rawls
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Quieting Title Suit Over Cass County Land
District Court of Cass County Nebraska hears a filing by Gustave F Jochim et al against Robert Jamison and unknown heirs claiming the northeast quarter of Section 24 Township 10 North Range 11 East Sixth Principal Meridian Cass County Nebraska. Plaintiffs seek a decree to quiet title and bar all claims. Respondents must answer by April 27 1925 or face default. Attorney Co A Rawls. mi6-4w
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District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Gustave F. Jochim
Township Ten
Towit
Township Ten North
Order of Hearing and Notice of Probate of Will in Cass County
The County Court of Cass Nebraska orders notice for the probate of Kate Barthold's will. Harry S Barthold seeks probate and appointment as Executor with a hearing set for April 14 1925 at 9 am. Notice is published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
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Kate Bartthold
Harry S. Barthold
Kate Barthold
Plattsmouth
Flockhart Divorce Petition in Cass County Nebraska
Bessie Flockhart seeks a divorce from Harold Flockhart on willful abandonment and requests custody of their minor child. Petition filed December 10 1924 in district court. answer due by April 27 1925. Attorney Chas E Martin represents the plaintiff.
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District Court of
Cass County
Nebraska
Bessie Flockhart
Harold Flockhart
District Court
Return of John A Doughty From East Trip
John A Doughty of Nehawka returned last week from an extended winter visit with friends and relatives in Pennsylvania Virginia and along the Ohio river He has two sisters in Liverpool Ohio and says the trip was very pleasant He has long kept Nebraska as his home and made several trips back to the old country over thirty years
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John A. Doughty
Nehawka
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio River
Liverpool
Ohio
John
Nebraska
For sale White Wyandotte eggs hatch ing
Mrs George Privett of Cedar Creek Nebraska offers White Wyandotte eggs for hatching. Plattsmouth phone 3005 business message follows.
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White Wyandotte Ezes
Plattsmouth
George Privett
Cedar Creek
Position Wanted Man and Wife Seek Farm Work
Elvin Farrell and spouse seek farm labor work. Address 1301 Lincoln Avenue Portsmouth. Contact details not provided.
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Elvin Farrell
Lincoln Avenue
Portsmouth
Home news at doorstep 15c weekly offer
A newspaper advertisement promises all home news delivered to your door for 15 cents a week. It highlights convenience and regular service to households seeking local updates.
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Plattsmouth, Neb
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Bates Book & Gift Shop
President Coolidge
Senate Committee
Charles Beecher Warren
Chamber
Albert Lynch
Minority
Bill
Louisa Stohlman
Edward J. Jochim
Anna M. Vogler
Wilhelmina Heil
Henry A. Jochim
Plaintiffs
Cash & Carry Grocery
P. O
C. H. Martin
Rex Lye
Santa Clara
Navy
Northwestern
Cass
A. H. Duxbury
Allen J. Beeson
Chas. E. Martin
Bertschy
Plattsmouth Loan & Building Association
PTAK
Main Street
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