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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

7

Four Counties Have Charges Against Brown

Lincoln officials debate which of four counties will try Fred Brown for Siefken murders and other crimes. Brown is in custody awaiting a conference of officials to decide his fate, with possible trials in Omaha North Platte or Sidney.

Brown Lincoln Shotwell Omaha Fred Brown North Platte Sidney W. T. Fenton Siefken State Penitentiary

Witnesses to Confront Brown in Omaha Soon

Brown explains returning to crime after parole ended. He says he learned his wife had remarried and custody was given to her, preventing contact with his children, which fueled bitterness and a drift back into crime. He jokes about being wanted for murder in every state.

Brown Omaha Pigé Y Hyers Fenton Illinois Union

Crowd watches transfer of prisoner at Fremont

A crowd of about 300 gathered at the Fremont rail station to watch Fred Brown, bound for the Nebraska State Prison hospital in Lincoln, be moved from a Union Pacific train to a Northwestern train. Police kept order as Brown, clean shaven and pale, traveled on a cot guarded by four officers. Sisters of Mercy spoke with him and urged repentance. Brown expressed sorrow for his actions.

Lincoln Brown Siefken Penitentiary Hospital Sidney Che Brown Fremont Fred Brown Union Pacific Northwestern Rawlins Wyo Nebraska State Prison Hospital Gece W. C. Condit Troys Ben “Speed” Ellsworth Omaha Burgess-Nash Gus Hyers W. T. Fenton State Penitentiary Hyers Fenton Condit Dodge County Sisters of Mercy Hiltian Cheyenne

Marconi Unveils Radio Searchlight to Guide Ships

Senator Gugliemo Marconi announced a radio lighthouse concept using a revolving beam to direct radio waves in a chosen direction. The system aims to aid navigation in fog by signaling bearing and position of ships at distances up to nearly a hundred miles.

New York Guglielmo Marconi Institute of Radio Engineers American Institute of Electrical Engineers Marconi London Birmingham

Parolee Brown denied Siefken murders and faced death risk

A Brown confession dispute unfolds aboard a Fremont train as Rawlins and Cheyenne doctors treat him for injuries. Sheriff Hyers says Brown killed the Siefkens in Omaha, while Brown denies being Ernest Bush and claims crime began after marital trouble. Police probe a handkerchief clue matching laundry marks from his shack.

Fremont Brown Brown Shack Siefken Hyers Siefkens Omaha Ernest Bush

Streetcar Hold-Up at End of Line Reported

A man robbed a streetcar conductor of $60 at the end of the line, boarded the car, pressed a gun to the conductor's stomach, and fled through a nearby field after jumping off.

Cheyenne

Rail-Mine Strike on Way Chiefs Announce

Morgantown West Virginia June 21 The Rosedale Coal company has turned off water to company houses occupied by striking union miners eviction notices have been served but the miners remain in the homes pending appeals United Mine Workers counsel noted the action and officials confirmed the cutoff.

Morgantown Rosedale Coal Company United Mine Workers Rosedale Company

Plattemouth Hotel Man Plans Omaha Takeover

Fred Wagner proprietor of the Wagner hotel in Plattemouth announced yesterday that he has closed a deal to take over a major Omaha hotel and will assume control soon.

Plattemouth Omaha Fred Wagner Wagner

First American minister to Egypt confirmed by senate

June 21 report from Washington notes the senate confirmed the nomination of J. Morton Howell of Ohio as the first American minister to Egypt, closing the cabinet level posting.

Washington J. Morton Howell Ohio Egypt Senate

Farmers Attend Annual Crops and Soil Days Meet

Lincoln June 21 Nearly 200 Nebraska farmers and county agents attend the annual crops and soils days meet at the University of Nebraska agricul tural college. Morning sessions inspect crops and soils and review grain tests with reports from across the state. General rains are badly needed for best progress while weather remains dry.

Lincoln Nebraska Agricultural College of the University of Nebraska H. G. Carter Nebraska Weather and Crops Service United States Department of Agriculture Carter

Livestock Exchange Sales Highlight Cattle Exports and Hog Trades

Albert Larson from Stromsburg delivered 58 head of Hereford cattle averaging 1471 pounds and achieved the top price of 9.35 per hundred for fat cattle on the local market. Three carloads of cattle for export to Glasgow and Montreal marked a feature sale, with 1300 pound animals. K A Feinberg sold 71 Poland China hogs at 10.40 per hundred, while Emery Long shipped white hogs averaging 204 pounds at 10.40 per hundred.

Albert Larson Stromsburg Mr. Larson Glasgow Scotland Montreal Canada Poland K. A. Feinberg Petersburg Emery Long Silver City

Red Cloud Bible School to Close With Program and Exhibit

Red Cloud Nebraska hosts its first vacation Bible school closing Friday evening with a program and a serial. More than 125 students participated in crafts and handiwork, directed by Mrs. N A Frantz wife of the Brethren church pastor.

Bible School Red Cloud Neb N. A. Frantz The Brethren Church

Mrs. Olesen Named Democratic U S Senate Candidate

Minnesota activist Anne Dickie Olesen wins the Democratic nomination for U S senator after a frugal primary campaign. She traveled about 40 towns with limited funds and vows to serve the people, rejecting personal vanity and stressing party unity.

Minneapolis George Washington Oleson Olesen Anne Dickie Olesen

Battle at Herrin Strip Mine Sparks Gunfire Among Strikers and Guards

Strikers facing mine guards opened fire at a surface mine near Herrin with reinforcements arriving as clashes continued. Nonunion workers, barricaded in the pit, were fired upon from hillside positions, leaving reported casualties and a Missouri Pacific crew witnessing bodies in the mine pit.

Herrin Johnson City Missouri Pacific

Radical Leadership Sought by La Follette

The La Follette plan for government ownership of basics like steel, coal, and transport sparks a Senate clash. Wisconsin Senator La Follette attacks Kellogg of Minnesota and Dr. Butler of Columbia, criticizing the Supreme Court and vowing a constitutional amendment to redefine federal powers.

la Follette United States Senate Edge New Jersey Kellogg Minnesota Senator la Follette Wisconsin Nicholas M. Butler Columbia University Supreme Court

Mine Strike Ends After White Flag Surrender

Guards increased and workers mobilized for a direct assault on the stockade to force a breakthrough. To avoid casualties, mine officials raised a white flag and a meeting was arranged between mine officials and strikers near the stockade to discuss surrender and operation cessation. The mine is not expected to reopen tomorrow.

Reynolds to Celebrate Reynolds County Birthday

Reynolds marks a special local celebration on June 21 honoring the town's founding and its role in Jeffers County. The event highlights community pride and regional history as residents gather for ceremonies and festivities.

Reynolds Jeffers

Aon County Names Denny July Fourth Orator

A. J. Denny of Fairbury was secured as the orator for Aon County's July Fourth celebration, organized to mark Independence Day with speeches and public events.

Aon A. J. Denny Fairbury

District Farm Elevator Meeting Called at Sidney

A district meeting of elevator managers directors and stockholders will be held in Sidney on Wednesday at the district courtroom. Secretary Shorthill of Omaha will be in charge.

Sidney Sidney Neb Ety Aevator Sidney Wed Shorthill Omaha

Remodeling of St Paul English Lutheran Church Begun

Work has begun on the remodeling of the St Paul English Lutheran church in Grand Island Nebraska at a cost of 12000 dollars. Enlargements include a new tower and balcony. The congregation will hold its ceremony in the YWCA hall for the next ten weeks.

Grand Island Neb St. Paul Eng Sh Lutheran YW. C. A

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