Which Nebraska Leaders Decide The Crow Or The Turkey
The item debates whether William Jennings Bryan or Hitchcock will eat crow after the Nebraska primary. It questions past feuds, recalls Bryan's attacks on Hitchcock, and speculates on a peace pact before the November vote.
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Bryan
Hitchcock
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Shylock
Antonio
United States Senate
Arthur Mullen
Brothers Bryan
William H. Thompson
William Jennings Bryan
Wall Street
Crow
Bryans
Nebraska battleship Nebraska silvers for state archives
The old battleship Nebraska, once a source of pride and record holder in gun and fuel efficiency, is to be scrapped under the Washington arms treaty. Nebraskans urge reclaiming the ship’s silver service, made in Omaha, and preserving it as a state treasure alongside other historic artifacts.
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Savage
Nebraska
Mickey
Sheldon
San Francisco
Nicholson
Navy Department
Seven Seas
Omaha
Michigan
New York Evening Post
Department of Law
Arte
Law School
America
Omaha Health Report Praises City Sanitation Efforts
A health commissioner's report says last week was the healthiest in Omaha in terms of disease with contagious illnesses nearly absent. It credits citizen cooperation, clean premises, ample clean water, dairy sanitation, and strict market oversight for keeping sickness low despite heat and summer disturbances.
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City Health Commissioner's Office
Omaha
Omsha
Randall Nominated for Nebraska Governor by North Nebraska Voters
In Randolph the friends and supporters ratified Charles H. Randall's gubernatorial nomination. Known as Uncle Charley to neighbors he rose from a boyhood farm hand to state senator and now seeks the governorship. Cedar County and Nebraska alike know his work ethic, thrift, and concern for farmers workers and families.
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Randolph
Charles H. Randall
Charley
Cedar County
Senate
Nebraska
Randall
Sugar and a Democratic Record in Sugar Policy Debated
A commentary recalls the 1920 sugar episode under Wilson and Palmer, arguing missteps in sugar pricing and Cuba policy harmed American producers. It ties Senator Harrison and Senator Smoot to broader politics, urging support for domestic sugar producers to avoid future foreign control.
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Pat” Harrison
Smoot
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Palmer
South
Louisiana
Nebraska
McNary
Cuba
Menocal
United States
Omaha
Land Re
Havana
General Crowder
New York
Harrison
Rhore
Mixing Land and Water in Nebraska Irrigation Plans
Nebraska pursues irrigation expansion with projects around Ogallala Lexington and a Holdrege Hastings scheme to use Platte surplus water. National figures show US irrigation at about 18 million acres with western state availability under 50 million. The piece notes political and social threads, including strikes and upcoming public business.
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Nebraska
Ogallala
Lexington
Holdrege
Hastings
Platte
Scottsbluff
United States
Department of Agriculture
Western States
What Other Editors Say What Other Editors Say
A miscellany of essays and opinion items from various papers. It includes reflections on law school funding, home ownership, saving habits, national parks, political primaries, and cooperative movements, each offering moral and practical observations.
Readers' Opinions on Public Opinion and Patriotism in Omaha
A collection of letters from Omaha readers urging newspapers to shape public opinion with patriotism. The writers defend free strikes and labor rights, critique past leaders, and call for journalism to uphold national ideals while balancing liberty and public welfare. Notable voices include JOREPTE CATT and A G BLODGETT.
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Omaha
Ielp
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Omaha Bee
A. G. Blodgett
South Thirteenth Street
Opinion on social harmony and work ethic from Nelson Peterson
A letter from Nelson Peterson of 2216 Meredith Ave argues for tolerant cooperation and respect for diverse jobs. He criticizes narrow mindedness, warns against forcing conformity, and urges everyone to seek roles suited to their abilities to reduce conflict and wasted resources.
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Nel Peterson
Meredith Ave
Opportunity for All and Its Limits in Life
A reader quotes an Omaha Sunday Bee editorial on Opportunity for All and clarifies that while optimism spurs effort, success depends on natural capacity opportunities and competition. The letter argues that many failures arise from factors beyond mere laziness or envy, not from lack of opportunity alone.
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Daily
Oklahoman
Many & Family
Mary
John
Building and Loan Association
Rockies
Switzerland
Denmark
Belgium
France
England
Italy
United States
Omaha
Omaha Bee
Omaha Sunday Bee
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Michigan State Association
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Byron
Dante
Webster
Nashville
John Bull
Uncle Bam
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Solomon
Atlanta Constitution
Wills Sainte Claire
Western Motor Car CO
Harney
Dr. Price
Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Boulevard
Chicago
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W.ce
A. Hospe CC Co
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Doug
Mater
Frontier Ashtma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
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