Morning-Evening-Sunday The Bee Publication Company Page Note
The text outlines publication details for The Omaha Bee including circulation figures for May 1082 Daily 72 038 and 78 642 and credits The Bee as an Associated Press member. It lists staff roles General Manager and Circulation Manager and notes notary and audit bureau affiliations.
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Wray Declares Support for Grand Island Progressive Platform
Arthur G. Wray, candidate for US senate on the Progressive ticket, affirms backing the Grand Island platform calling for government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, referendum on war, initiative and referendum on national laws, and water power development. The New State aids in aligning candidates to the platform and voters seek clear positions from hopefuls.
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Nebraska
Omaha Street Railway Abandons Fare Increase Push
Omaha street railway says it will not press higher fares now as part of a readjustment toward normal conditions and lower incomes. It cautions that completed property valuation may justify increases later and urges careful appraisal by other utilities amid a trend against rate hikes.
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Frank Harrison in Action in Nebraska Politics
The piece portrays Frank Harrison as a disruptive Nebraska political operative pressed by the Brazilian Expo commission to resign. It highlights his reputation for frugal, effective campaigning and blunt, confrontational style, warning that ledgered spending and vitriolic rhetoric may color Washington news if not checked.
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Hughes Sounding Warning Against Hatred in Michigan Speech
In a University of Michigan address Secretary Hughes condemns anti foreign slander while noting global bias. He warns that abuse of foreign peoples invites conflict and cites disparaging remarks from French and Japanese publics alongside American frictions with native communities.
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Notable statesman warns against falsehood and rancor
The speaker urges restraint and truth to avoid propaganda as insults spawn more quarrels than injuries. Elihu Root adds that past conflicts rose from insults, echoing concerns about escalating disputes and the need for careful discourse.
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DANGERS OF UPSETTING THE BALANCE
Economist Benjamin M. Anderson of Chase National Bank argues that railroad rate and wage cuts should aid a business revival. He warns public opinion prefers gradual, targeted price changes to drastic shifts and favors piecemeal reforms over abrupt, wholesale reductions.
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Uniform Taxation Urged for Nebraska Statewide Equity
L. D. Richards of Fremont argues for a uniform scale of assessment to ensure fair taxation. He cites disparate county readings, notes Dodge county land valued at $242.50 an acre versus $150 in Elkhorn township, and urges central state control with a single board to oversee all tax administration.
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Stop the crime at its source and other notes from a wide era
A mixed digest discusses anti bootleg drives and crime waves tied to liquor. It notes threats to alcohol shortages may curb crime while comparing fire hazards of indoor antennas and outdoor masts. It references gymnastic day in Stockholm, church cost industry demands, and varied global topics from Ireland raids to snow cars.
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Ford's Bid for the Shoals Furor Echoes in Letters
A letter from W. M. Hairston of Atlanta criticizes congressional opposition to Ford's Muscle Shoals offer. The writer argues public support across Tennessee Kentucky Illinois and Iowa favors Ford's plan to purchase and lease government power and nitrate projects, calling opposition influenced by big interests and warning of political cost.
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A Skeptic on Spiritualism
A letter to the editor rebukes spiritualism as worthless to Christ's followers. The writer attacks Ray mond by Sir Oliver Lodge and argues evil spirits require mediums, offering no tangible benefit or comfort. He cites personal experience at meetings and mocks belief as Barnum style propaganda. A. M. Templin signs off.
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The Duty of a Policeman in Omaha
A reader letter from Omaha argues for policing reforms to reduce political influence. It calls for better trained officers who anticipate daily duties beyond crime fighting and urges a city manager system to remove politics from police hiring and leadership.
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Opinion roundup shows editors rail at social trends
A Turkey of clashing editorials censures wedding stunts in Knoxville, tariff politics, deceptive labels, and bird lore. The pieces mock sensationalism, defend protection, and urge constitutional action on child labor with a sober view of the federal role and historic estimates.
Keep the Gates Shut. A Chicago Tribune View on Immigrant Labor
The Tribune columnist Arthur Evans warns against lifting immigration limits to boost cheap labor. He argues wage deflation in steel centers harms living standards and that an influx of European workers would undermine American social and political life, preferring no expansion over deteriorating conditions.
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La Follette and His Foes Headline Wisconsin Feud
The piece notes ongoing clashes between Senator La Follette and Wisconsin opponents as portrayed by Chicago papers. It humorously questions his sense of humor and recalls a college victory while describing continuous public jostling and dramatic gestures against him.
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La Follette’s Influence and Wisconsin Education Focus
The text lauds Wisconsin leader La Follette for his independence and honesty while criticizing factions seeking to undermine him. It notes Wisconsin’s strong public education link in state law and calls out unjust freight charges from Pittchurch to Chicago as a nationwide concern, urging abolition of the practice.
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Silhouettes Break New Ground In Advertising
In London the trend toward partial portraits shows advertisers removing the face from images of women. Shoemakers and silk hosiery makers push illustrations that display only upper or lower portions, predicting photographers will soon capture waist down portraits. friends mock with casual, personal remarks about legs and knees.
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