Democratic Leaders Confident of Victory in Bryan Campaign
The report notes strong optimism at Democratic headquarters with leaders convinced Bryan will win nationwide. Ohio and Indiana are described as safely Democratic by substantial margins despite Republican fundraising. The piece highlights Taft’s "Dollar a Day" railway ruling and Sherman’s land cases as key developments aiding Democrats.
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Cureaco
Oet
Democratic
South
Bryan
Democracy
Ohio
Republican National Committee
New York
Bruin
Ucopiidence
Beth
Taft
Federal Reporter
Campaign tensions rise in First district over Cannon stance
Lincoln Neb 25 campaign notes show voter uncertainty as Pollard faces pressure to oppose Cannon. Norris Hinshaw and Boyd publicly oppose Cannon for speaker but shrink from full bloc against caucus. Rev Batten attacks Pollard's silence while Edgar Howard tours Lincoln and Omaha predicting Bryan likely to win large statewide majority with Latta poised for Third district.
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Lincoln
Neb
Pollard
Cannon
Norris
Hinshaw
Boyd
Congress
Samuel Zane Batten
Congressman Pollard
Edgar Howard
Omaha
Howard
Bryan
Latta
Mills County Democrats Rally For Democracy Funds
The Mills County Democrats report a strong show of support with contributions from Julia A. Donelan and F. E. Donelan leading at ten dollars each. Other donors include A. H. Winkler at thirty five cents and numerous others giving one dollar or fifty cents, signaling a victory for democracy in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hill
J. C. Bellinger
O. C. McCurdy
Silas Terry
J. W. Laraway
J.J. Fair
H. Wireman
Manford Linville
H. N. Ross
W. A. Morfan
M. Miller
Modern Woodmen extends chapter in British Columbia
Dr E W Cook recently added British Columbia to his district as physician for the Modern Woodmen of America and is receiving many applications from the territory. The drive aims to extend membership and develop the region. Mr Saco Mattes of Carroll was in town last night meeting friends. Betws, a Kansas landholder, travels yearly to his farms with Mr Steniyke, and recently fell ill on the mail train while en route to Omaha to the south.
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E. W. Cook
British Columbia
Woodmen of
America
Iim
Saco Mattes
Carroll
Deseph Stenigke
Betws
Kansas
Steniyke
Raness Ani
Noo
Omueha
Prominent Henry Citizen Tours Nebraska Visit
Spencer Ketchum and wife of Henry spent yesterday in the city as guests of A. W. Atwood and wife. They depart for Peoria NL after visiting sons near York and a brother in Jefferson county. They praise Central and Southern Nebraska crops and note feverish politics with Bryan pictures in many homes.
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Spencer Ketchum
Henry, Src
A. W. Atwood
Peoria
Mr. Ketchum
Mr. Atwood
Henry
York
Jefferson County
Sherit
Baking a Levee Progress Near Missosti River
Taher Peacon reports progress on a dike along the Missosti river near Hertiett, Fremont and Mills counties, to avert flood during high water. Local Sarnets and Mills County residents have contributed funds to complete the levee protecting land in Fremont’s Pleasant Valley southwest of Bartlets.
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Missosti
Hertiett
Fremont
Mills Counties
Mills County
Fremont County
Pleasant Valley
Bartlets
Smith and Smith Offer Moving Services in Plattsmouth
Local movers Smith and Smith advertise a large moving van and small spring drag to assist relocations in Plattsmouth. They invite residents to call for service and pickup arrangements.
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Smith & Smith
Plattsemouth
Rice Nursery Rep Fails Vicious Threat Case in Police Court
W H Thomas of Rice Nursery complained to Police Judge Archer that Charles Hickson threatened him and disturbed the peace. A warrant was issued and Hickson jailed, but the case faltered when the offense was outside city limits, leaving Judge Archer to discharge Hickson.
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W. H. Thomas
Rice Nursery Company
Archer
Charles Hickson
Thomas
Hickson
Marshal Fitzgerald
Marshall Fitzgerald
John M. Leyda
Medical Society Meeting and Wandering Delivery Team Incident
The Gass Gourty Medical Society held a meeting with two papers read by visiting physicians Alex Water and Elizabeth Cereety. A delivery team escaped confinement, caused a brief Main Street scare in the afternoon, but caused no damage before being stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culine Meétiicas Society
Arbi Wine
Club Cresses
Aviertaung
Tire
Alex Water
Barkretwen
Riley
Fred G. Ezenberger
Henry Stendyke
Main Street
Herold Coates Case Proceeds in District Court
In district court the Herold Coates case remains active with W W Coates testifying. Cross examination yielded damaging statements for the defense though no clear guilt was shown. Lawyers plan lengthy arguments and a jury verdict may not come before tomorrow morning. Public interest rises as the trial nears an end.
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Herold-Coates
W. W. Coates
Herold
Gering
Plattsmouth State Bank Moves to New Quarters
The Plattsmouth State Bank is rushing to finish its new rooms in the Ceaze Block to be ready for occupancy by November 2. Work on fixtures progresses while the Journal plans a full write up once the space is ready.
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Plaettemouth
Jata
Firet National Bank
Cary
Fernie
J. Whi
Mayor Gering Receives Assurance on Railroad Service
Mayor Henry R. Gering reported that Hon. BE. P. Waggoner general counsel of the M P railway sent a letter thanking him for a Journal article. The letter said officials in St Louis would be informed and that service would improve, including ticket sales hours and delivery of trains.
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Henry R. Gering
BE. P. Waggoner
M. P. Railway
Treavel
Wagoner
Pleasing Peak Promises Policy Shifts in New York Campaigns
A garbled excerpt hints at political messaging from New York figures including I. M. Pullarti and Reesevedi era material. The text mentions German translations and a speech in English aimed at campaign craft Sherman, with allegations of non government-source printing.
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Orinha
I. M. Pullurti
Ny Sree
Thie
Lyon
York
Reesevedi
Tateeletead
Hill backs Bryan in Albany speech praising reformer
Ex senator David B. Hill urged Bryan for president in Albany New York calling him not a puppet but a true leader of the people. He claimed a Bryan victory would not trigger a business panic but would force federal officeholders to surrender their places. He praised Bryan as incorruptible brave and a steadfast friend of labor.
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Albany
N. Y
David B. Hill
Bryan
Senator Hill
Hill
Labor
Nebraska
Remarkable mule reaches age of thirty three in Nebraska
An aged mule owned by Mr Brown of Rock Bisif s died after a long life. The faithful animal, foaled in 1871 near Bartlett, Inns, had not been harnessed for eight years and rarely ridden. Brown had cared for it since 1872, making thirty three years a remarkable longevity for a mule in Nebraska.
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Rock Bisif
Journal Ofee
Brown
Bartlett
Inns
Nebraska
Voter for Shhallenberger Promises Security for Hunk Deposits
A voter for Shhallenberger pledges safeguarding hunk deposits as a key security measure. The statement frames the election choice around protecting asset storage and trust in financial security.
Vote prompts for precinct accessor and candidates
A notice urging votes for Shallenberger to elect your own precinct accessor. It directs voters to mark an X opposite W. R. Benning for senator and opposite Col. M. A. Bates for float representative.
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Col. M. A. Bates
Vote Against Pollard If You Don't Want Cannon Speaker
A political notice urges voters to oppose E. M. Pollard to block Joe Cannon becoming speaker. It claims Pollard would back Cannon if elected and urges action at the polls.
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Joe Cannon
E. M. Pollard
Cannon
Pollard Backs Cannon in First District Race
Ernest M. Pollard pledges support for Cannon in the race for the First district seat. The cyas county candidate expresses backing ahead of cen press coverage.
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Cyas County
Ernest M. Pollard
Speater
Cen
Nebraska farm land valuation up twenty four percent
A Nebraska Treasury note reports a twenty four percent increase in farm land valuations for the year. The document outlines assessment changes and implications for landowners and taxation, with reference to state procedures and local impacts on farming districts.
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Nebraska
Vorn for John PF Sattler Ad 4h W
Fragmented readable text suggests a political or public notice involving John PF Sattler and a group or event. Mentions blue early optics cleet es and a state legislature context. Names and clear facts are sparse due to damaged OCR.
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John PF. Sattler
Hasyshlin
Speaker Cannan Chairs For Foster Care Policy Debate
In a district meeting, Speaker Cannan presides as debate centers on fostering policy and advancing a bill. A male representative aims to properly represent the district and support or oppose the measure.
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Empresa
Cannan Tek
Governor Sheldon Backs Appointed Precinct Assessors
Governor Sheldon championed the revenue law and argued people cannot be trusted to elect a precinct assessor. He favors appointment over direct voter selection and remains opposed to electing precinct assessors by the people.
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Sheldon
Smeyveent Seeks County Commissioner Post
The text urges voters to elect C. M. Smeyveent as county commissioner next Tuesday. It argues he represents taxpayers tied to the board’s business and instructs to mark an X next to the name of C. M. Seybert.
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C. M. Smeyveent
Board of County Commissioners
M. Seybert
Voters back W. C. Ramsey for Cass County attorney
The Cass county electorate endorses W. C. Ramsey as qualified for county attorney and plans to elect him. Voters are advised to place an X in the circle opposite his name if voting a straight Republican ticket with the exception of the county attorney race.
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Cass County
W. C. Ramsey
Campaign tactics recalled from 1876 presidential race
A brief reminiscence recalls the 1876 campaign when Republicans allegedly stole the presidency from Samuel J. Tilden using aggressive moves led by Morton and Chandler. The writer warns similar tactics are used again this year and questions the integrity of election outcomes.
Tax Relief Debate Targets State Board Power
The letter argues farm land taxes rise while railroad taxes drop due to the State Assessment Board. It claims the board is unaccountable and favors railroads over farmers. It urges a vote for Shel Lenberger to curb the board’s powers and a vote for Sheldon to keep current tax practices.
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Bosmi
Raiiran
Aenidiso
Raiiranis
Shellenberger
State Board
Sheldon
Episcopal convocation opens in Lincoln with clerical attendance
The Episcopal convocation began yesterday in Lincoln with wide local and outside minister attendance. Canon H. U. Burgess of the city figures among notable clergymen present as services at Holy Trinity Church mark both morning and afternoon sessions.
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Lincoln
HU. B. Burgess
Holy Trinity Church
Arthur L. Williams
A. H. Marsh
Wo. Moore
Gospeller
New S. Mills Hayes
Ho Harria
George Woerthieeden
Jan Hiahoup
Nebraska
Colder Weather Signals Hunting Near Siph
Fragments note colder weather approaching, with talk of hunters planning around the river and lakes. Mention also of daybreak sunshine and brisk winds, plus a bank project to repave Fernie sidewalks improving the street scene.
Saturday Night Dance at Souths Hall
Walter Stottler and Eli Eaton attended a funeral in the city after Mrs Stottler was buried at Unser. John P Sattler, Cass county's next representative, left town to survey county fences and support his candidacy for honest leadership. Ozcar Hoffman of Ashland visited the city for business and noted river channel changes. Henry Born and wife traveled on the early train from the county.
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Walter Stottler
Eli Eaton
Liberty Precinct
Mr. Eaton
John P. Sattler
Cass County
John
Ozcar Hoffman
Ashland
State tax rhetoric on farm land fuels 1930s election clash
The piece argues that a radio show reveals rising state taxes on radiroatia and farm land, noting a 7.95 dollar levy and a year over year rise. It contrasts taxes under Sheldon and Shhallenberger, framing Sheldon as increasing farm taxes while Shhallenberger promises a fairer system with lower taxes for other property owners.
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Sheldon
Shhallenberger
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