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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
2
A historical reflection on economic and political power shifts, detailingEfforts to maintain control by bosses and the rise of the Nonpartisan League, outlining factions within organized farming and progressive forces, and noting the decline of old guard leadership as new public conscience emerges.
A European crisis note questions a possible German monarchy revival. It argues that elites shifted power from Kaiser to republics, while the public remains militarist and imperial, and warns Britain and France would oppose any monarchy restoration. The piece condemns reviving monarchic traditions as dangerous and urges prevention.
The piece notes Governor Len Small of Illinois faces serious trial on embezzlement charges linked to state funds while treasurer. It compares Illinois proceedings to impeachment cases of New York and others, highlighting lengthy testimony and complex financial records.
Health officials say 8,500 Americans live past 100 and life expectancy trends push toward 100 with vigor from right living and prevention. Rex Beach's Spoilers-era figure Alex McKenzie dies in St Paul, revealing North Dakota power tied to Twin Cities interests and a long political machine.
A historic reflection on how the first business impression comes from the private telephone operator. Courtesy, intelligence, and tact are crucial, with a Times ad seeking a courteous educated woman. The article notes operators’ patience and judgment often go unappreciated yet are essential to professional success.
The piece notes how a history quip and a code of old south honor shaped a fight between Senators Glas and Heflin. It laments the lack of progress in public affairs as their heated exchange devolves into a display of rhetoric rather than substantive debate. The writer calls for dropping personalities and addressing more important topics.
In Omaha parks residents find shade and relaxation amid hot days as picnickers golfers and nature lovers seek relief from oppressive streets. The piece notes littering harms beauty and cites Kansas City's recent park system celebration as a model for civic pride and investment in recreation facilities.
Domminick Manoli, the sole Central High pupil to earn the top grade in six courses, exemplifies concentration and persistent effort over raw knowledge. Other honor students share the advantage of disciplined study, while the piece muses on education, history costs, and calls for improved study instruction in schools.
A long reader letter section discusses Ernest Bush and Bud Roberts cases, urging caution on pardons and criticizing soft sympathy for criminals. It quotes Henry Ward Beecher style justice arguments, cites Governor Mickey, and urges careful legal reform while reflecting on public punishment and mercy.
A dense column reviews Progressive era politics and labor union debates, citing Roosevelt era shifts and current Indiana, Pennsylvania primary trends. It contrasts Gompers and Donlin platforms on labor rights, strikes, and public confidence, then comments on political insurgency within the Republican party and the broader reform movement.
A historic treaty protecting the Terri of the treaty and a Norfolk Ontario preserve has coincided with a rise in local wildlife numbers. From 3,090 to 4,000 birds appeared last spring as protection measures and open-seas access reforms reduce hunting and pest threats. The owner attributes growth to treaty protections.
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