Heavy vote reflected in Cass County results
Unofficial returns compiled by Cass County Clerk George R. Sayles show a large turn out, with Republicans gaining majorities. In the city Wray drew strong labor support while Harding lagged, More-Leach led GOP strongholds, Day and Morrissey won on nonpartisan ticket, Beeson led Briggs by about 1,000, Robertson unopposed, Rummeill unopposed for county assessor, with vote details cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
George R. Sayles
Wray
Harding
More- Leach
G. Oo. F
Judge Day
Morrissey
Beeson
M. S. Briggs
James Mo. Hobertson
Clarence Beal
William Rummeill
Bank cashier Ralph Larson returns home after hospital stay
Ralph Larson cashier for the Bank of Commerce of Louisville has left the Methodist hospital in Omaha after two weeks recovering from appendicitis surgery. He returned yesterday afternoon to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs L G Lareen as he continues his recovery with a few days of rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Larson
Bank of Commerce of Louisville
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
L. G. Lareen
Ralph
Blank Books Available at Journal Office
Readers can obtain a wide range of blank books at the Journal office offering endless uses from note taking to ledgers.
Change in Time Affects Burling ton Shops
From Fridays Daily the Burling ton shops shift to eight hour days with 7 to 7:20 morning work and 4:20 quitting time. The altered whistle times upended city households as workers adjusted routines. Delays such as 7:15 start caused many late risers across the city, creating widespread stir among residents.
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Burlington
Birthday celebration for Cass county resident John H. Becker
Yesterday marked the eightieth birthday of John H. Becker a longtime Cass county resident. Children gathered at the parental home for a reunion and a two course luncheon honor the elder Becker. Attendees included George A. Kaffenberger and wife Lincoln W A Becker H E Becker PF T Becker and family T Peacock and family F A Cloidt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Becker
Becker
Cass County
George A. Kaffenberger
Lincoln
W. A. Becker
H. E. Becker
PF. T. Becker
T. Peacock
F. A. Cloidt
Woman Sues Burlington for 50000 in Nebraska Federal Court
Mrs Stefan Trnka administrator of Stefan Trnka estate sues Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad in Omaha federal court seeking 50000 damages for his death near Louisville on September 7. Trnka, a National Stone quarry employee, was killed when a dump car pinned him between the car and a loading dock. The family recently settled in Louisville after arriving from Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Omaha
Stefan Trnka
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Plaintif
Louisville
Trnka
A. J. Beeson
National Stone Company
Burlington
League of Women Voters Meeting Highlights Discussion
The League of Women Voters held a regular session led by vice chair Mrs. E R Queen. Topics included anti immigrant policies sugar beet culture in Nebraska Californians view on the Japanese question and the Americanization of women with a musical interlude and a paper by Mrs G L Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Queen
Val Burker
F. B. Shopp
Nebraska
Marietta Gray
W. A. Robertson
McClusky
Estelle Baird
G. L. Farley
League
Birthday gift card line at Journal office
The Journal office offers a refined selection of birthday cards and gifts, promising exquisite designs and quality writing for celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Nebraska Teachers Association Session Discusses Consolidation
At the Omaha meeting Miss Alpha Petersen Cass county superintendent is scheduled to discuss consolidation in Nebraska. She notes rural districts created by Cass county experience and cites a state law easing consolidation and boosting rural schools to parallel smaller city high schools in study offerings and teaching efficiency.
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Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Omaha
Miss Alpha Petersen
Cass County
Nebraska
Miss Petersen
Red Cross Drive For Coming Year In Plattsmouth
The fourth roll call of the American Red Cross will begin Armistice Day November 11 and run through Saturday November 13. A small soliciting committee will seek renewals as membership costs one dollar, with renewals possible at Plattsmouth State Bank with Miss Bernese Newell or Cass County Monument Works with Mrs. W. H. Smith. The drive supports a world renowned humanitarian cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Plattsmouth
Fred McMaken Improves After Oil Truck Accident
The McMaken family learns Fred, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMaken, who was injured last Saturday when an oil truck struck his pony on Washington avenue, shows marked improvement after a period of serious concern and possible brain concussion. Relief spreads to relatives and friends across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaken
Fred
J. H. McMaken
Washington Avenue
Armistice Day Dance With Lamp Orchestra Planned
The American Legion arranged with Carl Lamp to bring his orchestra for an Armistice Day dance on November 11. Lamp’s Society orchestra was in demand in Omaha but agreed to perform, and bills publicizing the Armistice Day hop are being issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Carl Lamp
Legion
Lamp
Omaha
Votes At 89 Years Highlight Grandma Smith’s Poll Visit
One of the oldest voters in Rock Bluffs district, Mrs. Marie Smith known as Grandma Smith, traveled from her home to the polls last Tuesday to exercise her voting right. She will be eighty nine at her next birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Grandma” Smith
Rock Bluffs
Will Bell Family Plans Move to Plattsmouth
Will Bell his wife and baby arrived in the city from Davenport Iowa and intend to settle in Plattsmouth where Bell will work in Burlington shops here. Bell is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bell longtime locals of this city, who moved to Davenport years ago. Their return to Plattsmouth pleases old friends and promises a warm welcome.
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Will Bell
Babe
Davenport
Iowa
Plattsmouth
State Teachers Meet in Omaha
The fifty fourth annual Nebraska State Teachers Association opens in Omaha with Plattsmouth schools closed for the week to permit teachers to attend. President A J Stoddard of Beatrice announces a reorganization plan proposing four meetings in Omaha Lincoln Hastings and Alliance and a new constitution to replace the present one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Teacher's Association
Oiaha
Plattemouth
Omaha
A. J. Stoddard
Beatrice
Lincoln
Hastings
Alliance
Stoddard
Loyal workers plan Christmas bazaar at church home
The Loyal Workers of the Christian church met at Mrs. J. A. Stearns home with Mrs. A. I. Comer assisting. They approved a December 17 and 18 bazaar and scheduled a chicken pie dinner for December 18, then adjourned for a social hour and luncheon.
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Workers of the Christian Church
J. A. Stearns
A. I. Comer
Dawson family leaves city for Detroit residence
A. W. Dawson departed for Detroit Michigan where his wife and son reside. F G Dawson joins them there while Mr Dawson ends a Burlington shops career begun on arrival here in 1893. The move ends years of local friendship and introduces a new eastward home.
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A. W. Dawson
Detroit
Mich
Sife
F. G. Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Michigan City
Dawson
Burlington
City
Fred McCulloch Shows Improvement After Pneumonia
Friends inform that Fred McCulloch of this city is much better today after a severe bout with pneumonia. For several days his condition was critical but recent reports indicate he is rallying and may recover.
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Fred McCullock
Eagles Class May Be One of State’s Largest Lodges
Plattsmouth Aerie No. 265 of the Improved Order of Faciers initiated fifty five candidates last night, boosting membership and signaling growth. State and local officials, including Moran of Nebraska City, attended and praised the lodge’s progress and ambition to build a dedicated home in Plattsmouth.
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Fyiauys Towet
Plattsdouth
A. F P. Moran
Nebraska City
E. Fowler
Nebraska
Nére
Eagles’ Hall
Third
Main Street
South Omaha
West
South
Mosler
Joe Parks
Abbott
Beatrice
Britt
Omaha
Tibbitts
Falls City
Playtsmouth Aenue
Eagles
Plattsmouth
William Barclay
State Aerie
Plattsmouth Aerie
Ladies Auxiliary Meets at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church ladies auxiliary gathered Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. Mesdames Will Rummell Fred Noiting and Mrs Tirz hosted. They discussed plans for a rummage sale to be held Friday November 12 at the Hotel Wagner with committees appointed to finish arrangements. A luncheon was served.
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Presbyterian Church
Mesdames
Will Rummell
Fred Noiting
Mrs. Tirz
Hotel Wagner
Webber Wile Estate Case Moves to District Court
In Cass County a probate dispute over John Webber’s $55 000 estate moves to district court. Nephew John Kunz cites the will admitting the document to probate in county court as Belle Bowdish and others challenge the will alleging the testator was physically and mentally incompetent at age 75. The will largely leaves real estate to Mrs Bowdish with 190 000 to Kunz. executor named as C S Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webber
District Court
Cass County
D. C. Dwyer
J. A. Capwell
John Kunz
Webber
Belle Bowdish
Fawcett & Mockett
Lincoln
William A. Robertson
Wiliam Deles Dernier
Elmwood
Showing Improvement Miss Clara Rainey at Ford Hospital
Miss Clara Rainey, at Ford Hospital in Omaha, shows marked improvement after a severe appendicitis attack. Doctors deemed recovery doubtful at operation, but she is now growing better and may soon return home to the city.
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Clara Rainey
Ford Hospital
Omaha
Miss Rainey
Burlington guardmaster travels to Omaha for railroad conference
Charles S. Johnson, guardmaster in the local Burlington yards, was a passenger this morning bound for Omaha to attend a conference of railroad officials being held there today.
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Charles S. Johnson
Burlington
Omaha
Moreland Theater to Get Modern Projection and Screen
The Moreland Theater will install a General Electric Mazda projection machine and a Gardner silk finish gold fibre screen to improve picture clarity and reduce flicker. The upgrades, to be supplied by Argus Enterprises through G R White, also include seat renovations for greater comfort.
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Moreland Theater
Moreland
Argus Enterprises
G. R. White
Sun Theater
Omaha
Progressive baker Carl Ankersen visits city on bread sales
Carl Ankersen of Weeping Water, a known baker with a large county trade and a strong Lincoln market, toured the city Thursday to assess placing his bread for sale here. He is described as a live wire in the baking trade with wide demand.
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Carl Ankersen
Ankersen
Lincoln
Canvassing the Vote Begins in Cass County
The official canvass of Cass County votes starts at the courthouse with County Clerk George Sayles, Register of Deeds Edna Shannon, and A. C. Mutz overseeing tabulation of returns from the wards and precincts.
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Cass County
Court House
George Sayles
Register of Deeds
Edna Shannon
A. C. Mutz
Base Burner for Sale by W. T. Nolte
Nearly new large base burner offered for sale by W. T. Nolte. Contact phone number 3614 for inquiries. The ad lists a postal code fragment 2ta 2tw. as location identifiers.
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W. T. Nolte
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Arrows
Barns
Secretary of State
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Auditor Marsh
I Kissick
Ropses Epublican
Hub
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Bolen
USA
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Reavis
Petersen
Moray
Distrauntz
Heesen
Matten
Stewart Es
J. H. Becker
U. S
League OF Women
RED Cross
Fred M’maken
Fred M’cullock
Ladies Auxiliary
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