Court releases defendant in quashed indictment ruling
Judge J M Fitzgerald of Omaha terminated the State of Nebraska v Carl D Quinton after sustaining the defense to quash the indictment for defects in charges. Quinton, previously charged with perjury and malfeasance, was allowed to withdraw his plea of not guilty and the case was dismissed with him released from further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Carl D. Quinton
District Court
J. M. Fitzgerald
Omaha
D. W. Livimeston
Paul Jessen
Nebraska City
A. L. Tidd
Quinton
Ae Court
D. W. Livingston
Ofebraska City
Board of County Commissioners
Cass County
W. T. Adams
Adams
Quinten
Supreme Court
Artion
Leaves for California after settling Mexican mining affairs
A. B. Wills left for Los Angeles California after closing a litigation tied to his trusteeship of a mining property in Mexico. The suit, brought against him as trustee, was settled satisfactorily and the winding up of the mining company neared completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
Los Angeles
California
Mexico
Southern
Republic
Will
chieTt
Wiil
Flu Strikes Cloidt Family in Prolonged Illness
The family of Mr and Mrs John J Cloidt has battled the flu for days. Mr Cloidt led off the sickness and, after partial recovery, Mrs Cloidt fell ill followed by their children John Rose mary and Elien all confined at home except for the first victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cloidt
Mr. Cloidt
Cloidt
John
Rosemary
Elien
Heavy Rain Near Union Traveled Roads Muddy After Storm
Travelers arriving from the south report a heavy rainstorm two miles south of Union last night. The downpour left muddy roads and wet the area as clouds loomed from 4:00 to 4:30 pm. A stiff wind recalled a past tornado, but the community escaped damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Burke Bound Over in T9 District on Liquor Charge
County Attorney filed a complaint against Walter Burke for possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. Burke pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the district court on a third offense charge, with potential penitentiary punishment. Harold Manners faced intoxication charges and paid a $10 fine and costs after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'nay
W. G. Kieck
Nebraska City
A. H. Duxbury
Walter Burke
Harold Manners
James Zoubeck
Burke
E. FP. Stewart
James T. Beeler
Yellow cab driver Fritz Duda faces swift court wrath
Fred V. Duda of this city, a newly employed yellow cab driver in Omaha, appeared before Judge Sophus Noble Jr. after traffic law violations. The judge warned offenders would face swift punishment, and Fritz received a brief sentence with a repentant warning captured by photographers for the Omaha News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred V. Duda
Omaha
Metropolis
Big City
Sophus Noble, Jr
Fritz
Fred
Bar of Justice
Ike
Omaha News
Meat Market Proprietor Stricken With Severe Flu
S. S. Chase, prominent meat market owner, is confined to his home with a severe flu attack and widespread spring colds. He has been in bed for three days and shows gradual improvement after a rough stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Chase
Mr. Chase
Pioneer Citizen George W. Shrader Dies After Long Illness
George W. Shrader, a longtime Cass County resident and member of a prominent local family, died last evening at his son Homer H. Shrader’s home where he had lived the past year. He had been ill for several years and was a native of the Old Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dominion
Homer H. Shrader
George W. Shrader
Cass County
Uncle George Shrader 88 Pioneer Citizen Dies at Home
The funeral obituary notes George Shrader 88 died after long illness. Born August 1, 1836 in Virginia, he lived in Missouri and Iowa before settling in Cass County Nebraska. He served in the Confederate army, freighting west and later farming near Plattsmouth. Survived by eight children, eighteen grandchildren, two brothers, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrader
Mills County
Iowa
St. Mary’s
Platte River
Missouri River
Nebraska
Cass County
Denver
Mr. Shrader
Flattsmouth
Phattsmouth
J. D. Shrader
Adams
Mass
Robert Shrader
Murray
Homer H. Shrader
Alma Yardley
Georgia Creamer
Lula Wolf
Jennie Klimm
Verna Rhoden
Z. W. Shrader
Joseph Shrader
Nehawkn
Marion Shrader
Christina Holbrook
Virginia
For Sale White Wyandotte Eggs for Hatching
Mrs George Privett of Cedar Creek Nebraska advertises for sale white Wyandotte eggs for hatching in Plattsmouth contact Plattsmouth phone 3005.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
George Privett
Cedar Creek
Neb
Anniversary Memory Of 1913 Weet Tornado In Omaha Area
The piece recalls a March 23 1913 Easter Sunday tornado that struck Omaha and vicinity causing over 1 million dollars in property damage and 141 deaths. It notes severe weather that day including a deadly funnel at the Shrader home nine miles south of Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Plattsmouth
George W. Shrader
City Conventions Set Friday for City Offices
City conventions to nominate candidates for five ward council seats and two school board posts will be held Friday evening. The Republican event meets in the public library auditorium and the Democratic in the Mike Council chamber. Citizens are urged to participate to influence the coming biennium’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Mike Council
False Alarm Ends With Sunshine For Dead Man Hoax
A northern traveler claimed to find a dead man by Willview but police searched the Willview crossing and found no body. The supposed corpse turned out to be a hobo resting in the sun as the chief returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willview
Hinrichsen
Willview Crossing
Fall at Fifteenth and Oak Injures Local Clerk Frank Sedlacek
Frank Sedlacek, a clerk at A. G. Bach on lower Main Street, fell into a creek yesterday afternoon near a bridge at Fifteenth and Oak Street. He suffered a severe bruise to his 200 pound frame after the ground gave way beneath him, as companions warned too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sedlacek
A. G. Bach
Main Street
Frank
Fifteenth and
Oak Street
Emil J Hild Residence Sold to Charles L Martin
The Emil J Hild residence on south Seventh street was sold to Charles L. Martin. Hild and family will move to Trinity apartments on South 9th street between Granite and Marble streets in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil J. Hild
South Seventh Street
Mr. Hild
Charles L. Martin
Trinity
South 9Th Street
Granite
Marble Streets
Jury Frees Carl Fricke of Charge in 1920s Case
The jury acquitted Carl G. Fricke in the Nebraska State case charging false entries as secretary of the Livingston Loan & Building Association. Lincoln accountant Co. M. Campbell led the witness list detailing alleged errors while defense countered with testimony on balancing entries. The case, tried before Judge Fitzgerald, concluded with Fricke freed of all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Carl G. Fricke
Fricke
Livingston Loan & Building Association
Co. M. Campbell
Lincoln
Livingston Loan & Building
Mies Amna Hassler
K. N. Dovey
Jacesiacs
First National Bank
Building and Loan
Building and Loan Association
A. L. Tidd
Hhis
Sherif
Loan Association
Harry S. Barthold
Frank E. Schlater
H. M. Soennichsen
Halleck Rose
Fitzgerald
F. L. Greenfield
James M. Robertson
Alien J. Beeson
E. H. Wescott
E. A. Wurl
Mia Gering
Court session recalls defendant’s good reputation
County attorney W. G. Kieck opened the case with the state’s opening statement. Defense counsel Hebeck Hose followed with a lengthy curse. Special counsel F. N. Prout of Falls City then wrapped up the state’s argument as the trial closed at 10 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kieck
Hebeck Hose
F. N. Prout
Falls City
Duxbury Agency Secures Prompt Settlement for Dwyer Property
The A. H. & R. M. Duxbury firm of this city, Chicago Fire Insurance agents, received a $3892.82 check from Firemen's Insurance for full settlement of the Dwyer residence destruction ten days earlier. The prompt payout pleases agents and Mr. Dwyer, signaling the company remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. & R. M. Duxbury
Firemen’s Fire Insurance Company of
Chicago
D. O. Dwyer
City Teaching Staff Chosen for 1925 26
The school board filled vacancies in the high school for 1925 26 selecting J W Poynter as principal and W D McMahan as commercial instructor. L S Fager from Wesleyan University will lead the musical department, Delores Boesde joins English and drama, Esther Delzell takes history, with family ties to Peru Normal highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
J. W. Poynter
Penu Normal
Poynter
Douglas
Nebraska
College Springs
Iowa
W. D. McMahan
Peru
L. S. Fager
Wesleyan University
Frances Field
Delores Boesde
University of Nebraska
Esther Delzell
Dean Delzell
Peru Normal
Department of History
Delzell
De Molays Elect Officers at Cass Chapter Meeting
The Cass chapter of De Molay elected officers for the coming year at the Masonic temple. Fred Trilety was named master councilor, Fred Howland as senior councilor, and Carl R. Keil as junior councilor. Remaining offices to be filled by the master councilor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Cass Chapter
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Fred Trilety
Fred Howland
Carl R. Keil
Dalcy to Be Presented at Plattemouth High School
Doane College players perform in Dalcy at the Plattemouth High School auditorium on Friday at 8 PM. The Crete Democrat lauds the Doane cast led by Miss Irma Hokul as Dalcy and praises strong character work from Ed Bayer Clarence Kubicek and LeRoy Laase among others in a note on the play’s dramatic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattemouth High School
Doane College Players
Duley
Crete Democrat
Sokol Theatre
Doane Players
Doane
Mary Ellen Inglis
Harola Suraick
Vincent Leach
Irma Hokul
Dalcy
Ed Bayer
Daley
Smith
C. Rogers Forbes
Clarence Kubicek
Burdick
Gordon Heyhoe
William Decker
Angela Forbes
Miss Forbes
Ruth Osterhout
Charles Bayer
Elmer Huffman
Sterrett
Forbes
Angela
Easter Novel Ties Highlight Bates Book and Gift Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop features a prominent display of Easter themed novels and tie themed merchandise. The event draws shoppers seeking holiday reading and gift options from local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Iverson Jr. Undergoes Minor Operation at Immanuel
John Iverson Jr. of this city is at Immanuel hospital in Omaha to undergo a slight operation. He has been in poor health for some time and is doing nicely since arriving. He hopes to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Iverson, Jr
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
John
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C.D. Quinton
Journal
Teesday’s Daily
Sheriff
Sam
Carl Fricke
City Teaching Forge
DE Molays
Doane College
MONAL
So Feld
Homs Plattsmouth
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