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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1922

Page

9

MacNider Speaks at Labor Unity Convention

Cincinnati June 17. Hanford MacNider of the American Legion urges unity with the American Federation of Labor as Samuel Gompers stresses joint ranks. Delegates applaud and vow no division while upholding freedom and justice amid a convention that adjourned early with limited official actions.

Cincinnati A. P American Federation O Labor American Legion Hanford MacNider Legion Samuel Gompers Federation Spee

Obituary notices from a Nebraska county church era

The notice records multiple obituaries including Porter C Culver a longtime church member buried at a Wood River Congregational church and family survivors Wilbur Fuk Cur ho and others. It notes the 60th anniversary of the church and funeral details with burial at Grand Island cemetery and references infant deaths and local residents in Wood River and nearby towns.

Porter C. Culver Wamilton County Xine Congregational Church Mever Cole

Death of J. W. Thompeo a prominent local banker

A telegram from Papa dena reports the death of J. W. Thompeo, longtime resident and former president of the Grand Tieng National Bank. He lived in the city for years before moving to California. burial was arranged with relatives and church services at the Presbyterian church. Survived by a son in Omaha and daughters in California.

Papadena Apne J. W. Thompeo Usasring Thompson Grand Tieng. National Bank California Leest Beli Presbyterian Church Jay Omaha

Obituaries From Across Nebraska City Districts

Samuel Hexter 77 prominent resident dies after long illness in Saint Joseph Missouri. Survived by three daughters Mrs Oscar Walt Grand Island Mrs Lloyd Gray Hastings and Mrs Sol Mirch St Joseph. Body to New York City for burial. William Barker Saline County resident dies at Soldiers Home Milford. Civil War veteran 65. Joseph C Dermer York resident since 1885 dies after short illness. August Peterson Madison pioneer resident dies at home. Charlotte Parker Tecumseh widow of Romuel B Parker funeral held in city. Mrs Metzger Beatrice resident dies after long illness. Samuel Kleckner 70 merchant found dead in yard. Isaac Buck 47 dies in McAllen Texas funeral planned Shelton burial. Mrs Emma Francis 32 drowns at Cub Creek near Beatrice funeral in Scott-Harman chapel.

Famuel Hexter Samuel Hexter Bol Hirech Bt. Joseph Hexter Grand Island Sings Oscar Walt Grand Island Lloyd Gray Hastings Sol Mirch St. Joseph New York City William Barker Saline County Milford August Peterson Madison Madison County Schleewis Holstein Germany America Christine Jacobsen Christine Peterson Marie Buettner Are Dore Is Otto Wolf County Clark Weedy Jolph Aurore Minn August H Virginis Mian Henry Thomas Mra Regine Christianoon Katharina Boysen M Dora Martens Charlotte Parker Tecumseh Chartotte Parker Romuel B. Parker Hier Bert Parker Mra. Parker Towa Thomas. B. Edwards Nebraska Brownville Mra. Edwards Parker First Christian Church Issac Buck Bholton Isaac Buck McAllen Tex Wort Shelton Texas Buck

Omaha Names in Classified Directory Fragment

Numerous Omaha and regional names appear in a scrambled want ad style list with addresses and places like Des Moines and Lincoln. The text ends with a promotional line urging effective results from Want Ads.

State Finance Secretary Explains Where Tax Taxes Go

Phil F. Bross, Nebraska secretary of finance and revenue, releases charts and pamphlets detailing 1921 taxes. He shows that a $3.30 state levy mainly funds local needs with 60 cents to charitable and penal institutions, 61 cents to the state university, 47 cents to roads, 30 cents to capitol, and 29 cents to soldier relief bonds.

Lincoln Phil F. Bross Finance and Revenue Nebraska State University New Capitol Fund

Associates Start Libel Suit Against Northcliffe

London June 17 A. P. Libel actions have begun against Lord Northcliffe chairman of the Associated Newspapers Ltd by Sir Andrew Caird vice chairman and Walter G Fish a director. The moves stirred newspaper circles with speculation. Both Caird and Fish declined to discuss the subject. The trouble arose from a divergence of opinion during Northcliffe's world tour.

London By. A. P Lord Northcliffe Associated Newspapers, Ltd Andrew Caird Walter G. Fish Andrew Fish

Helicopter Airplane Demonstrated Near College Park

Experiments with a new helicopter airplane were conducted near College Park Maryland under the Navy bureau of aeronautics. Led by Henry Berliner son of Emil Berliner the inventor the machine rose about seven feet thrice and hovered before being moved over a half mile track for testing.

Washington College Park Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Henry Berliner Emil Berliner

Sign in Window Prompts Morning News Tease

A fragment hints at a weathered ad sign in a window promising a year long feature. The text suggests a local tease or promotion tied to morning events and Rennie Basureta.

Rennie Basureta

Auto Sale Conducted on No Cash Down Basis

The Hayward-Peterson Co Inc holds a used car sale without precedent in the city on a no cash down basis. It began Saturday and is meeting with remarkable success. the sale is the largest of the year for the company. The Guaranty Sales delegates of Cleveland led by L S Fuller oversee the event.

Hayward-Peterson Co., Inc Guaranty Sales Egatees of Cleveland L. S. Fuller

Mill to Reopen and Wells-Abbott-Neiman Reorganization

The first stockholders meeting of the reorganized Wells Abbott Neiman Co Inc enacts amended articles of incorporation per the Bureau of Securities and prepares to begin operations. Pawnees City reports a test run of a new 70000 power plant, which the city has accepted, with an estimated 13 percent saving on consumption.

Schuyler Wells- Abbott-Neiman Co, Inc Bureau of Securities Pawnes

Exemiser Buys Bank and Brock Named Manager

R Brock of Columbus, linked with the State Banking snare as state bank a, has secured control of the Belgrade bank. He will manage the institution as vice president of the Citizens State Bank and Citizens Savings Bank in Blatt. Previously with banks in Garrison and Rising City, Brock has steered through his term with no bank failures.

Exemiser Bank Oeeet Eee R. Brock Columbus State Bank A Belgrade Brock Vicw Cittizena State Bank Citizens Savings Bank St Blatt Bangs Garrison Rising City Breck 2X-Flore

Woman Kidnaped at Golf Says Mate One of Kidnapers

Mrs. Clara Marshall, abducted while golfing at a Cincinnati country club, escaped in Indiana and returned home with her brother and attorney. She said one kidnapper was her husband Albert Marshall who is separated from her and facing divorce.

Cincinnati Clara Marshall Magnesia Springs Ind Indiana Village Marshall William B. Schawe Cincinnati Shoe Manufacturing Ohio

Country Home Sites Open on A. J. Love Farm

Eighty acres of the A. J. Love farm on West Pacific street will be opened as country home sites late this week. The tract known as Love land is the east portion of Love's farm of over 200 acres and lies east of the Love residence. Development follows the West Pacific plan with building restrictions and water mains petitions. it is west of Elmwood park and across from Ridgewood the new country home site addition once sold.

A. J. Love West Pacific Street Shuler & Cary Eightieth Street Pacific Loveland Mr. Love

Mexican Debt Plan Clears Key Hurdle In 1923 Talks

An international bankers committee and Adolfo de la Huerta reach a plan to adjust Mexico’s external debt, railway debt, and certain internal debts. It covers securities over 500 million in gold with 200 million in accrued interest. cash interest begins January 2, 1923 from oil taxes and railway surcharges, with back interest waived and overdue coupons amortized. President Obregon’s approval awaited.

New York N. Y Mexico Adolfo de la Huerta Republic Rio Grande Obregon

Gold Gifts Showered On 50th Wedding Anniversary Couple

Friends and neighbors honor Mr. and Mrs. John W. Evans at a surprise party for their golden wedding anniversary at 5351 North Twenty eighth Street. Sixty guests attend as gifts include $50 gold, a diamond ring, gold umbrellas, and flowers from eight lodges and relatives in New York. The event also marks the 50th anniversary of their daughter and the 100th marriage date of Mrs Evans' grandmother.

John W. Evans Charles R. Thiem Mr. Thiem

Rites Planned for Gillette O'Flynn O'Neill Victims

Mrs. Jessie A Gillette 24 wife of Harry B Gillette 213 South Twenty sixth street died Friday. Funeral Monday 145 from Gentlemen's chapel to Kountie Memorial church burial West Lawn cemetery. James F O'Flynn 33 killed in South Side factory accident. burial Holy Family church. Armen O'Neill 70 died Friday. two sons survive. Panera services Monday 330 at German chapel burial West Lawn cemetery.

Jessie A. Gillette Harry B. Gillette South Twenty-sixth Street Ever Chapel Holy Family Church Armen O'Neill William Webster Street Uerman Oflynn—Joines Myre Timothy O'Flynn Nenagh County Pérary Ireland John J. O'Flynn Lyons Nebby FP London England Patrick Michael Lawrence County Tipperary Margaret Helena O'Flynn Walter Phill William Vanaugh Kathleen O’flynnn Dublin Bridget O'Flynn Tipperary Johns A. Gentleman Holy Sepulcher Cemetery Gillette Jessie A. Taloyad Harry V John Gentleman Keunt Memorial Church West Lawn Cemetery O'Neill Omaha George Lead Ash John A. Gentleman Mortuery

Maxwell Car Climbs Bascom Hill in High Gear

In Las Cruces New Mexico Maxwell cars tackle Bascom hill a 22 percent grade with a hairpin turn and deep sand. Local Maxwell dealer W S Johnson notes the road condition adds difficulty while a Maxwell touring car with three passengers recently succeeded in the ascent in high gear.

Maxwell Bascom Hill Las Cruces N. M W. S. Johnson

Knights of Kodosh Honor Dr. Meredith

Scottish Rite Masons from Omaha and Lincoln gathered at the cathedral for the arc of Kodosh funeral services for Dr. George W. Meredith who died Thursday night. The service was conducted by the St. Andrews council at the Lincoln council’s request, a rare honor given only to top degrees. Dr. Meredith practiced medicine in Ashland Nebraska for 35 years before moving to Lincoln five years ago and dying at his daughter’s home in Omaha. Regular funeral services will be held in Ashland this afternoon with Rev. John L. Barton assisting from Emanuel Baptist and the Masonic lodge.

Federal Petit Jury Knights of Pythian Minden Hoy Mra Wee Hooton Lord Listerge Hooton Helen Franson Hegurs Haveton Albert L. Bemur Drake Court Robert Baliwin Dice John Nicholson Federal Court Grand Island James Nicholson Nicholson St. Margaret Mary School California Street Margaret Sheehan W. J. Sheena Detaised Woodrough Ben North Platte Post- Platte North Base Caite Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Publicity Omaha Lions Club Omaha United States Bradstreet Omaha Clearing House Lincoln Twentieth Douglas Streets Arc of Kodosh George W. Meredith St. Andrews Knights of Kodosh Lincoln Council Meredith J. Meredith Ashland Neb T. H. Brice Manderson Street John L. Barton Emanual Baptist Church Masonic Lodge

Ship Capsizes at Hamburg Ends with 11 Missing Crew

Eleven crew members are missing after the steamer capsized while being hauled out of drydock at Vulcan shipyards in Hamburg. One hundred twelve others were rescued, eighteen unconscious, and a stewardess was killed. The accident is blamed on imperfect ballast during release from drydock.

Hamburg Vulcan

Indianapolis pastor elected president of Northern Baptists

Rev. Frederick E. Taylor of Indianapolis, a modernist leader, was elected president of the Northern Baptist convention at the annual meeting in Indianapolis. He succeeds Mrs. Helen D. Montgomery of Rochester, New York.

Indianapolis Northern Baptists Ind Frederick E. Taylor Northern Baptist Convention Helen D. Montgomery Rochester N, Y

Grandmother at 33 Outshines Flappers in St Louis

In St Louis on June 17 Mrs Joseph E Dehner aged 33 a grandmother at that age recounts eloping at 14 and marrying at 14 to a man 23. She says marriage and motherhood provide purpose and notes early marriage is acceptable only if the girl is serious about children and settling down.

St. Louis Joseph E. Dehner Mrs. Dehner Fong

High bid at Omaha for three loads of Heeres ford cattle

Low Smithberger of Stanton County topped the Omaha stock yards with three loads of Heres ford cattle selling for 9 25 a hundredweight. The cattle weighed 1290 pounds in two drafts with 17 head averaging 1397 pounds. Smithberger said the steers came from Slaughter Bros Lazy S ranch Texas bought May 1921 and were pasture fed then winter rationed on corn alfalfa and molasses. He expects higher finish cattle prices soon.

Low Smithberger Stanton County Omaha Slaughter Bros Texas Mr. Smithberger

Special Lodge Meeting and Concession Requests for July Celebrations

The Grand Lodge of Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does calls a special business meeting at the Elke club July 7 1922. Supreme President Mrs EB Darden asks all Grand Lodge members to attend. Concession bids sought for Fourth of July shows with rides, roping, and racing at Union Pacific extension town near North Platte Wyoming. Many notices from Nebraska Missouri Iowa seek merrygo round operators and other attractions for celebrations in July.

Grand Lodge of Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does Elke Club Broodhe New Town Union Pacific North Platte Yoder County Wyoming Cordie F. Diercka Corm Anne Nickerson Neb John Butta

Also Mentioned on This Page

MacNider Convention of Labor Body Legion Head Atlantic Refining Company Burns, Brinker &Co W. Cor Douglas Omaha, Neb E.F. Leland & Co Ware & Leland Imaquiriee Eeepeaee Chicane Board of Tree Trade Omaha Grain T.N. Rutter Ennedy & CO Broadway Mbays Sted Tichange William St Paul Kaye Witte Fish Curtis Wilbur Burkett Antanier Lexington Morrison Hochet Church Wood River Matheny Mere A. E Jones Gt. Paul Tom Jim Mandarin Cafe Jim Eon Grand Ieland Cemetery D. W. Thompere Acs Calen Aa Ein The Union Pestfie Freight Depp Egg City Ashton Lees Thie Elty Ae Son Catholic Egos Burial Pene Rocco S Ceme Cultine the Mags Reda AY Metzger Beatrice Bamuel Kleckner Hamuel Kleckner Marchant Firth Kleckner Virgil V. de France Mabel E. Cook James B. Zuge Gates Gntray Charles J. Clemens Bowle Aris Seacadth Busan M Koley Homer H. Ray Ethel I Larson George C. Poth Gayle Chancellor Rev Bue Bonnike Jacob Murts Anne Bauer Velma B. Walker Emil Langer Tb Anns Briik R. Nelenn Eenes Haxel M. Nielsen Frank A. Hayes Edith E. Heine George E. Pickett Letty’ Eyes Holger Petersen Gounelt Bitte Elsie Heldvogel Oma Salves Ety News Creston Peanedl Vernem Street Ens State Finance Sions Code Roucarion Et Northcliffe Indiana West Pacific District Brief City News J. P. McCormick Wellington Inn Central Police Court Kansas Citian Heads Ad Clubs of World Louis Holland Kansas City Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Milwaukee Flapper Laurels Mrs. Ebbert & Feand Serv Isc AEK Farnam South Ride Bouth Sie Council Dutte Ee LE Beott Telephone Atlantic 1000 Want 89Th Reserve Infantry Ellen E. Southrma Southwick Southwick Angelus Southwick Omake Concrete Burial Vault Co 50Th Kenwood Red Oak Forest Lawn Forest la Cametery Brandeis Theat F. J. Stack & CO Stack & Oe Falconer Rimsee Aes Ienenth Heafey & Heafey Embelm Fareeee Hulse & Riepen Crosby"moore Lee Larmon Bnens Po Swoboda Farnam L. Henderson John Bath Lodge Craig Adolph Dege Feil Stanberry Murray and Roberts, Lake Griswold, Ta Kellastees D. E. Buck & CO Nat
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