Private Branch Enchange and Department of Person Wanted
Classified snippet lists office contacts for jobs or personnel requests. It names Atlantis Editorial Department and numbers Atlantic 1041 1042 plus city addresses in Washington New York Chicago Paris with building names and street locations. The text implies recruitment or enlistment notices across multiple cities and firms.
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BEE
Department of Person
Calla
Atlantis Editorial Department
Atlantic
Bluffs Washington
A Return to Savagery in Southern Illinois Riot
A desolate account from southern Illinois coal fields describes a lawless confrontation where strikers and revolutionists employ snipers, capture forty four nonunion workers, massacre sixteen, beat and hang some, and threaten national safety. The piece condemns defiance of law and warns of government breakdown if order fails.
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Illinois
No Man's Land
Fred Brown
Woman Candidate for Senator Seeks Middle Ground
Minnesota's Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen backs repeal of the Esch Cummins act reopening the Newberry case pushing a soldiers bonus and lower tariff. She occupies the middle ground between radical and conservative camps and envisions a future with a woman president once voters deem a woman capable for high office.
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United States Senate
Anna Dickie Olesen
United States
Minnesota
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Olesen
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Henrik Shipstead
Kellog
America to Europe told to solve own debts first
English economist Francis W. Hirst, visiting the United States, argues in the Yale Review that America will not participate in European reconstruction until European states prove their willingness to help themselves. He says U S aid to famine relief should not fund war debts or European recovery while the continent offers no self-help, or risks repeating past mistakes.
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America
Europe
Francis W. Hirst
United States
Yale Review
Russia
Congress
Fresh eggs in the city as a hen raises eleven chicks
A hen and eleven chicks roam a grassy urban court near an expensive apartment building. The scene sparks questions of ownership and urban poultry despite restrictions. Neighbors may complain as the birds scratch for bugs in a compact city yard.
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City
Rural Hen Survival Amid City Life
Chicks wander into yards and gardens while residents buy spare eggs. City living may be artificial, yet the rural hen persists as a lingering symbol of pastoral life.
A Dollar's Worth Then and Now Costs Rise Since 1913
The federal bureau of labor statistics reports the cost of living has fallen 4.2 percent since last December but remains about 66 percent above the prewar level of 1913. A dollar buys far fewer pounds of beef pork butter milk bread and flour than in 1913, while eggs offer the best value. The piece notes that wage levels and living costs balance matters more than nominal prices.
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Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Federal Bureau
Council Bluffs Plans Downtown Loop To Ease Traffic
The city approves a downtown loop for street cars on Main street from Pearl to Broadway. Officials say the single-track loop will relieve congestion, reduce accidents, and aid the South Main merchants as traffic moves away from Pearl Street hazards.
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Council Bluffs
Street Car Company
Main Street
Pearl and Main Junction
Pearl and
Broadway
Street
Tramway Corporation
Pearl Street
South Main Street
Nebraska pure e breds and state’s cattle pride
A Nebraska Led by Hereford Journal special issue highlights the states 27 000 pure bred Herefords and the push to breed out scrub cattle. It notes prominent Neb rans individuals and asserts local progress depends on keeping talent and cattle at home. It mentions women’s citizenship and Shriners neglect of a temple, plus railway safety device debates.
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Nebraska
American Hereford Journal
Nebraska Plains
Livestock
Guy W. Green
Bryan
Pershing
Morton
Herbert Johnson
John Cassell
Frank Spearman
McCook
Neb
Success Magazine
Kearney
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Crete
Frank Crane
Omaha
Dorothy Canfield
University of Nebraska
Willa Cather
Antonia
Nebraska State Journal
Fred Ballard
Believe Me Xantippe
Havelock
Plea for More Capital Punishment in The Bee Letter Box
Omaha readers urged harsher penalties for crime in a letter to the editor. The writer argues front page crime coverage popularizes criminals and claims tougher laws would deter holdups and burglaries, noting state comparisons and costs of capture and confinement.
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Omaha
The
Bee
Nebraska
Cc. M. Rylander
Be Good or Be Good and Sorry Be Objective
Letters to The Bee praise inclusion of diverse heroes while condemning prejudice. The second letter laments rising crime and calls for strong parental guidance, stricter justice, and prevention to mold future citizens. It urges America to address youth misdirection to curb crime.
Omaha Man Beats Robber After Waikiki Duty
An Omaha man returning from Waikiki reported being held up and robbed. He said he disarmed the bandit and struck him with the butt of the gun, injuring the suspect who was later arrested. District judge's admonition to resist holdups is cited as having practical impact.
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Omaha
The
Bee
Uncle Sam
Hawaii
Waikiki
Counting Sheep Joke in Dialog
In a dialogue, Doc Sawyer suggests counting a flock of sheep escaping a fence to cure insomnia. The patient laughs, saying reaching fifty makes him sleepy and he restarts, a humorous exchange attributed to Harvard Lam poon.
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Doc Sawyer
Harvard Lampoon
Ford counsel on effort and direct primary debate
Opinion column surveys Ford's practical wisdom about not bucking the current unnecessarily and urges support for the direct primary. It contrasts managers who punish workers with leaders who win trust through intelligence, then covers Ontario Canada’s seaway debate and Sun Yat Sen’s vanity in national unification efforts.
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Ford
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Mr. Ford
Revolt and Race Theories Split Opinions Across Nations
The article surveys political turmoil in China with Sun Yat Sen as a central figure, criticizing his leadership terms and predicting rejection by educated Chinese. It reviews Lothrop Stoddard’s The Revolt Against Civilization which argues a significant portion of whites are biologically incapable of civilization and pose a threat to modern society.
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Sun Yat-Sen
Nathaniel Peffer
Japan
Chang Tao- Ling
Wu Pei-Fu
Cheng
Sun
Bun
Bun Yat-Sen
Chang Teo-Ling
Ae Wu Pei-Fu
Lothrop Broddard
Africa
Mr. Stoddard
Eugenics Proposal Cited in Degenerate Lineage Debate
The argument contrasts the Jukes lineage with Jonathan Edwards descendants noting 4400 and 4000 respectively. It claims Edwards’ line produced eminent individuals while Jukes’ line yielded high costs for charitable and penal expenses. It advocates negative eugenics including birth control segregation of the unfit and sterilization to breed out backward traits.
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Edwards
Jonathan Edwards
America
Europe Ready for War and the New Republic View
The article argues that Europeans may choose war again despite World War I losses. It contrasts English public fatigue with continental cynicism seen at the Genoa conference. It warns that renewed European war is a real possibility and that Americans should observe Europe’s attitude.
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Europe
New Republic
England
Genoa
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