Death of Mrs Frank Newman in Omaha hospital
Mrs. Frank Newman, age sixty, died Sunday morning at 6 30 after an operation at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. She had lived in the city for many years after coming from Germany with her husband. Surviving are her husband and nine children Carl Fred William Erpeet Harry Rudolph Mrs Charles Stanton Sophia and Anna. Funeral arrangements await the arrival of Rudolph from San Francisco.
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Frank Newman
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Newman
Anto
Mr. Newman
Germany
Carl
Fred
William
Erpeet
Harry
Rudolph
United States Army
San Francisco
Charles Stanton
Sophia
Anna
The Old Nest premier draws 1000 at Parmelé
Last evening The Old Nest a Golwyn feature opened for a three day stand and set a new attendance record with 1000 viewers at Parmelé. Mary Alden stars as the mother whose life unfolds from cradle care to empty nest, offering a moving message about maternal love and duty.
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Rom Mon4der
Parmelé
America
Mary Alden
Fine Christian Sunday School Program Delights Church Crowd
From Daly’s report last evening the Christian Sunday school presented a delightful program at the church. The audience filled the building to capacity as the open bible theme unfolded in song and story led by Miss Fern Niel Mrs. Cassius Carey and Miss Marvel Whittaker. Seven confessions of faith were made and the minister Rev a Hollowell administered the sacrament of baptism.
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Christian Sunday School
Fern Niel
Cassius Carey
Marvel Whittaker
A. &. Hollowell
Starts Up Garage By John Frady In City Building
John Frady longtime city mechanic and driver opens his own garage in the former Wasley building. Frady, rated among the best in the city, is ready to serve all local auto owners with qualified service and support.
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John Frady
W. W. Wasley
John
Frady
Marquette Club Defeats Legion 27 to 0 in Omaha Clash
The Marquette club from Omaha beat the American Legion team 27 to 0 on the local gridiron. Creighton men showed speed and aggression as Ramacciotti opened with a dash and four Marquettes touchdowns were tallied, three via goal kicks, while a disputed Legion score did not count.
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Marquette Club
Omaha
American Legion
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Creighton College
Ramacciotti
Herald of the Legion
Marquettes
Damage suit for $25,000 goes to trial today
A damage suit for $25,000 filed by Rosine Allen of Omaha against Grace Vallery and others was placed on trial in district court this morning as the first case of the second week. The plaintiff alleges injury from an auto strike while crossing the street with serious continuing effects. Jury panel was selected and court adjourned until Tuesday at 9.
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Rosine Allen
Omaha
Grace Vallery
Clint Brome
W. C. Ramsey
D. O. Dwyer
H. G. McClusky
I. J. Hall
Scott Norris
M. E. Manspeaker
J. W. Sage
Alfred Gansemer
John Albert
J. C. Peterson
E. H. Boyles
J. W. Tritsch
J. W. Magney
W. E. Hand
Begley
Jail Music Pleases Prisoners at Local Sheriff’s Facility
Sheriff Quinton reports a Victrola placed in the jail has created a homelike atmosphere as inmates enjoy tunes like Alcoholic Blues and Ain t We Got Fun. Coronado apartment residents nearby joined a lengthy concert from the jail, boosting the jail s popularity.
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Quinton
Coronado
For Sale Scorch and Scotch-Topped Short Horn Bulls
Weaned bulls advertised for sale by owner Davis in Murray Nebraska. Big Bar bloodline indicated with 4 weeks to four weeks for the lot. buyers urged to act quickly.
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SEARS
Davis
Murray
Neb
Knights of Columbus Bazaar to Be Held in January
The Knights of Columbus council plans a large bazaar at the K of C hall on January 17 18 and 19 with a supper on opening night and continuous activities on the main floor. Special contests include an Edison phonograph a gold wrist watch and a baby doll contest. Concessions feature a country store kewpie doll stand candy kitchen bake shop and fish pond with social events throughout.
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Knights of Columbus Council
C. Hall
K. of C
L. W. Lorenz
Nebraska approves early grain rate cuts by railways
The Nebraska railroad commission reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to cut wheat and corn rates after voluntary reductions failed. New rates take effect by December 27 or five days after filing. wheat down about 17 to 17.5 percent and corn about 19 percent less than wheat, varying by distance.
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Nebraska Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Commission
H. G. Taylor
State Commission
Nebraska
Taylor
Nebraska Commission
Washington
Interstate Commission
Otis Christie in Critical Condition at University Hospital
Friends mourn as Otis Christie lies in critical condition at University Hospital in Omaha. Attendants have given up hope for recovery and he awaits a final summons to relieve his pain.
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Otis Christie
Christie
University Hospital
Omaha
Old Friend Here Visits Journal Family Members
Will Rout, old friend of the Journal family from Grant City Missouri, visited publishers Fr. A. Bates Col. M. A. Bates and T. B. Bates. Rout, now in Omaha, works in railroad construction and appeared as a witness in the Allen vs Vallery district court case.
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Journal
FR. A. Bates
Col. M. A. Bates
T. B. Bates
Will Rout
Grant City
Will Present Farce Comedy Here At Parmele Theatre
The city’s Dalip announces the December staging of the farce A Couple of Million at the Parmele theatre. Local Order of De Molars chapter directs with cast from members and city youths. Percy Field heads rehearsals and promises sparkling humor and special acts for an entertaining evening.
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Parmele Theatre
Order of de Molar
Percy Field
Death of Resident Adolph Reuber at Nebraska Masonic Home
Adolph Reuber, an elderly resident at the Nebraska Masonic Home, died after a prolonged illness. Born November 17, 1844 in Frankfurt am Main Germany, he immigrated to America and lived in Aurora and Utica, Nebraska. He leaves a Scottsbluff daughter and four sons, two in the west, two on the Pacific coast. His body was moved to Aurora for burial beside his wife.
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Adolph Reuber
Nebraska
Aurora
Cobb Fined Record $150 After Altercation With Umpire
Tyrus R. Cobb, manager of the Detroit club and San Francisco winter league team, paid a $150 fine after an on field dispute with Umpire Pryle in a San Francisco versus Vernon game. The match was forfeited to Vernon when Cobb refused to leave the field. Cobb received $50 for abusive language and $100 for delaying the game, a career high fining shown by Frank Chance.
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Los Angeles
Tyrus R. Cobb
San Francisco
Cobb
Vernon
Pryle
Frank Chance
Postmaster Seeks Young Men for Marine Corps Service
The postmaster is authorized to enlist or reenlist qualified young men for the United States Marine Corps. Interested individuals may obtain information from the postmaster. Accepted applicants receive transportation to Des Moines Iowa headquarters and then to Parris Island South Carolina or Quantico Virginia. Prior military service accepted only if discharged in excellent character.
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United States Marine Corps
Des Moines
Iowa
Parris Island
S. C
Quantico
Jury Finds for the Defendants in Case
The district court’s night session swiftly resolved Rosine Allen versus Grace Vallery et al with a verdict for the defendants, absolving them of liability for a 325,000 claim after asserting the plaintiff failed to exercise due care crossing a street in Omaha. This morning the docket opens with Charles H. Biggs versus W A Galloway et al over a promissory note settlement.
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District Court
Rosine Allen
Grace Vallery
Omaha
Charles H. Biggs
W. A. Galloway
C. A. Rawls
A. L. Tidd
Witness in Arbuckle case adds new motive angle
San Francisco November 21 A new witness Jesse K Norgard janitor at a motion picture studio testified in the Arbuckle trial as prosecutors seek motive in the Virginia Rappe death. Show girls Alice Blake and Zeb Prevost also testified and described Rappe saying He hurt me after being found.
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San Francisco
Arbuckle
Virginia Ruppe
Jesse K. Norgard
Norgard
Alice Blake
Zeb Prevost
Roscoe
Fatty
St. Francis
Miss Rappe- Norgard
Miss Rappe
Miss Prevost
Miss Blake
Guen
H. Edward Castle
W. Francis B. Wakefield
Wakefield
Wells-Nie man flour mill sold at Schuyler auction
The Wells-Nie man mill, the state’s largest flour milling concern, was sold at public auction in Schuyler Nebraska for 90000 dollars. Joint receiver W J Coad said four creditor banks bid in the plant including Omaha National Atlantic National New York Continental and Commercial National and Corn Exchange National of Chicago. No other bids were received. Wells-Abbott-Neiman company had failed months earlier.
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Omaha
Wells-Nieman
Schuyler
Neb
W. J. Coad
Peters Trust Company
W. Dale Clark
Omaha National Bank
Mr. Coad
Omaha National
Atlantic National
New York
Continental
Commercial National
Corn Exchange National of
Chicago
Coad
Wells-Abbott- Neiman Company
State Department to reuse same Austrian staff
Washington reports the state department will employ the nearly identical group of American diplomatic and consular agents in Austria, now semi official, under the peace treaty ratification proclaimed yesterday by President Harding.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Austria
Harding
Busch to Chicago to review spring stock for Toggery
Fred FP Busch of the Ladle, emin ent Or der of the Yellow Dog, departs for Chicago to inspect the market and arrange purchases of new spring stocks for the Toggery. He will stay with his sister and friends over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Fred FP. Busch
Chicago
Busch
Governor denies campaign against treasurer amid hospital stay
Lincoln reports Governor Mc Kelvie rejected claims that his office or any department spread propaganda to discredit State Treasurer Dan Cropsey who lies in a Rochester Minnesota hospital in critical condition after surgery. The dispute centers on past warnings of treasury shortfalls and investments in municipal bonds. Cropsey trimmed bond holdings from 500000 to 200000 while state funds remain overdrawn by 1500000.
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Lincoln
McKelvie
Code
Dan Cropsey
Rochester
Minn
Nebraska
Clarence A. Davis
Cropsey
Treasury
Omahs Legion publishes semi monthly Douglas County paper
The Omahs American Legion post begins publication of the Douglas County Legionnaire, a semi monthly eight page magazine. The first issue mirrors Sioux City post’s paper and has been received by local Legionnaires. The effort is part of W. S. Byrne’s year long administration at Nebraska’s largest post.
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Omahs American Legion Post
Douglas County Legionnaire
Sioux City Post
W. S. Byrne
Nebraska
Church Conference Draws Large Attendance With Miss Willett
Last evening a Christian church hosted a conference with congregation members and Miss Willett, field worker for the church, who is touring the state. The gathering attracted a very large attendance and attendees praised Miss Willett’s talk.
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Christian Church
Miss Willett
Fieid
Willett
Plattsmouth Man Named Cass County Woodrow Wilson Foundation Head
J. P. Falter of Plattsmouth is appointed Cass county chairman for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. He will organize the county committee and lead fundraising to establish the Foundation with a hoped minimum of 1,000,000 dollars. Subscriptions are received at any time through W. F. Baxter in Omaha.
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Omaha
J. P. Falter
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
W. F. Baxter
Nebraska
Young corn shucker sets high daily corn totals
Louisville reports a top young shucker named John Scheel Junior near Murdock who shucked 118 bush els per day for seven days and once 85 bushels in under five hours. He helped his brother-in-law Charles Lau and then Frank Riester near Mansfield gather corn before joining Reinhard Scheel to work on bumper crep in Washington vicinity.
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Louisville
John Scheel
Murdock
Charles Lau
Frank Riester
Mansey
John
Washington
Reinhard Scheel
Loisville
Germany prepares for relations with U S
Baron Edmund von Thermann, counsellor of the German diplomatic service, arrived to reestablish diplomatic and consular relations with the United States. He announced consular posts to be opened in New York San Francisco Chicago and other cities.
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New York
Baron Edmund von Thermann
Hellim Clay
United States
San Francisco
Chicago
Blank Books Yes You Can Get Of All Kinds
An old advertisement notes available blank books in various kinds and sizes advertised by The Journal.
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Journal
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Knights OF Columbus
K. OF C. Hall
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Dalip
Big Fine
Marine Corps
Schuyler Mill
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Cass County Organization
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