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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
A troubled Omaha report paints a picture of a helpless infant struggling to survive in scorching conditions. It notes many similar cases across the city as families face severe poverty and inadequate living conditions.
The Bee's Free Milk and Ice fund supports pitiful infants by supplying pure milk and cooling ice through visiting nurses. Donations go directly to the relief effort without overhead charges, helping needy babies through the hot summer. Send or bring funds to The Bee office.
Bodies of two Council Bluffs men and a Nebraskan, returned from overseas, will be honored at a double funeral Sunday. Pvt. Robert A Gress and Cpl. Morris Dunn of the 168th infantry died in July 1918, and Pvt. Lew M. Rehm of Battery B 127th field artillery died later. The services will be in Bloomington, Nebraska, with the American Legion handling arrangements. Capt. M. N. Greeley of Fort Omaha led the military escort at the train. Local groups attended the arrival and decorated the caskets.
Nebraska Elks and their wives plan to attend the state convention in Columbus starting Tuesday with 19 lodges represented. Columbus hosts, while committees arrange entertainment and a music filled program. Delegates and many visitors will tour Omaha's new $1,000,000 club house bonds considered.
Washington reports 1922 first four months saw 648 coal mine fatalities. Bureau of Mines notes a fatality rate of 3.89 per million tons of coal produced, reflecting harsh dangers in early year mining.
Dr Frank Goodchild of Brooklyn accused Henry Vedder of Crosser T seminary Philadelphia of teaching heresy at a Fundamentalist North ern pope church gathering. Vedder allegedly spoke of an immunity bath from sin. William Jennings Bryan addressed the convention on tinkering with the mainspring.
The Nicholas Oil corporation presents Mrs. Cathryn O. Siefken with a check in memory of her husband and son killed by a bandit at a filling station. Otis Alvison of Omaha National Bank and H. H. Abbott of Browning King & Co. represent the Siefken estate.
William B urn, once grand goblin of the Ku Klux Klan in California, departed Atlanta on June 14 to answer an indictment returned against him.
The Graham separation case closed in District Judge Sears court when attorney J F E Van Dorn waived further argument depriving Mrs Graham of evidence. William J Hotz showed Grahams earning capacity at 20000 annually and claimed he would not allow more than 100 a month. The wife seeks 300 monthly support plus a California home and furniture. Judge Sears would announce his decision in a few days.
Charles W. Pool a former prominent Democratic state official filed today for the nomination for secretary of state and pledged to support most measures desired by the people. David Robinson of Chadron also filed today for the Republican nomination for state railway commissioner.
The office of the collector of internal revenue in the federal building was busy as many citizens paid the income and profits tax installments due by June 15.
Attorney General Clarence A. Davis will speak at the Palmyra Old Settlers picnic tomorrow afternoon and later discuss law enforcement at the Wesleyan University radio station. His remarks will be aired to radio stations across the state.
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