Decrease in U S Debts is Planned
Treasury plans substantial cuts in the 22.95 billion dollar public debt through yearly sinking funds, sale of war surplus, and liquidation of the War Finance corporation and federal assets. Projections rely on ordinary receipts and a balanced budget, with future retirements funded mainly from surplus revenues. A parallel notice says Omaha Police will be alerted to parole applications to allow timely protests.
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Grafton
Wilcox
Omaha Hee
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Shipping Board
War and Navy Departments
War Finance Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Mellon
Gilbert
United States
War Department
Navy Department
The
Congress
Brother of Oil Magnate Succumbs
William Rockefeller, oil magnate and brother of John D. Rockefeller, died in North Tarrytown New York at 7 pm after a bout with a heavy cold. He was 81 and had headed Standard Oil of New York from 1865 to 1911, with his death following a long illness at Rockwood Hall.
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William Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
A. P
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockwood Hall
North Tarrytown
Rockeveller
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
New York
William
America
100 Per Cent Record on Air Mail Division
The central division of the air mail service reports six straight weeks of perfect performance. Planes flew 2,250 miles daily, six days a week, totaling 74,250 miles. For ten months ending April 30 the central, eastern, and western divisions averaged 64.1, 80.1, and 52.7 cents per mile respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Mail Service
A. R. Dunphy
Post Office Department
Knoxville Fire Destroys Eight Businesses in City Center
Fire of unknown origin began at 1 30 this morning and swept eight business houses in Knoxville Iowa causing losses over 200000. High winds fanned the flames and the fire was controlled by 6 30. Two firefighters were slightly injured by falling walls.
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Knoxville
Realtor Advertising From the Omaha Real Estate Board
A Bee classified note highlights Realtor Advertising as a firm belief in advertising for individual offerings and the Omaha Real Estate Board. It announces listings from members in the Want Ad section featuring homes, investments, lots, acreage, apartments, and houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Omaha Real Estate Board
Bee “Want
Omsha Real Estate Board
Senators Denounce Mine War in Senate Speech
Senator Myers of Montana denounces Illinois mine outrages as proof of no free America and compares them to German wartime atrocities. President Harding watches the coal conflict, with a plan for arbitration through a presidentially appointed commission. Government intervention faces mixed support among operators, but indirect steps point to a possible arbitration path.
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Cimaha Bee
Washington
Illinois
Myers
Montana
Senate
America
Herrin
Harding
Neatal
White House
Bursum
New Mexico
Pennsylvania Reports Deaths From Colds and Diseases
Pennsylvania state statistics show 11 738 deaths in March with 1 018 from influenza and 2 015 from pneumonia. Tuberculosis 812 Brights disease 925 cancer 1 669. 821 children under two died. births total 14 721 versus 21 333 in March 1921.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Seattle Civil Engineer John E. Shoemaker Killed in Herrin Mine Riots
John E. Shoemaker a prominent Seattle civil engineer and former port assistant engineer was killed during the Herrin mine riot. Federated Industries of Washington trustees urged Illinois Governor to pursue justice for his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
John E. Shoemaker
Seattle Master Builders’ Association
Herrin
Ill
Federated Industries of Washington
Shoemaker
Illinois
Local Thunder Showers Forecast For Midweek
Weather outlook for the week calls for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys to see generally late warm days with a chance of local thunder showers by midweek. Rocky Mountain and plateau regions expect generally fair skies with above normal temperatures.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Japan Pledges Help for World Peace and Siberia Withdrawal
Japan confirms its pledge for world peace at Washington arms conference. Tokyo fixes October 10 as the last day for Japanese troops in Siberia with a nonaggressive policy intended to preserve peace. Admiral Baron Kato becomes premier as the delegation leader returns home committed to a peaceful stance.
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Tokio
A. P
Japan
Washington
Siberia
Baron Kato
Kato
Governor Leo Small Freed by Lake County Jury
Governor Leo Small was found not guilty by a Lake County jury in Waukegan on charges of conspiracy to embezzle public funds while treasurer. The nine week trial heard during 1917 to 1920 case tied to alleged misuse of state funds.
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Waukegan
A. P
Leo Small
Lake County
Lake County Court House
Fred E. Sterling
Days to Be Neutral in Senate Contest
Lincoln June 24 special tele F A High league secretary opposes the i Saloon League taking sides in the Republican primary for United States senator between Attorney General Clarence A Davis and R B Howell. Friends of Howell within the league urge endorsement, drawing protests from Davis supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
F. A. High
i-Saloon League
United States
Clarence A. Davis
R. B. Howell
Howell
League
Friends
Davis
Bishop Blesses Mediterranean Sea From Air over France
Paris reports the Archbishop of Aix used a hydroplane to bless the waves of the Mediterranean Sea. The ceremony, tied to Marseilles’ Roman legacy, aimed to ease the misfortunes of fishermen and sailors and covered more sea than any prior bishop.
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Paris
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Aix
Col Nolan Dies Former Montana Attorney General
Col. C. B. Nolan of Helena and former Montana attorney general died at a Butte hospital this morning after a long career in public service. He was counts of service and leadership noted in local obituaries.
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Col. Nolan
Butte
Mont
Col
C. B . Nolan
Helena
Montana
Omaha Bee to broadcast musical program on WAAW
The Omaha Bee and the Omaha Grain Exchange announce a radio schedule on WAAW tomorrow night and later this week. The lineup features market reports and news bulletins between musical selections, including piano pieces by Mrs. Scott Wilber and vocal solos by Miss Pearl Green.
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Omaha Bee
Omaha Grain Exchange
WAAW
The
Scott Wilber
Pearl Green
Annie E. Glassgow
Estlehnch Musical Quintet
Miners in Iowa Stop Production Near Pershing
In a rare Iowa union sympathy action since the coal strike began, about a dozen nonunion wagon mines near Pershing were shut down after mass meetings. Strike supporters urged workers to quit. some mine operators closed ahead, with no violence reported. Separate actions in Illinois halted Fulton county strip mines as troops were demobilized after authorities declared order restored.
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Knoxville
A. P
Iowa
Pershing
Bussey
Marion County
Illinois
Canton
Fulton County
Method of Enforcing Dry Law Blamed for Claridge Closure
New York June 24 The semi secret restaurant known for drinks and gaiety has driven Hotel Claridge Broadway institution out of business Proprieter L M Boemer says the downfall is due to unequal enforcement of the Valehead act by prohibition officers The Claridge overlooking Lane acre Square will shutter August 1 The club has long hosted famous stage and film stars since 1912
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New York
Hotel Claridge
L. M. Boemer
Claridge
Charles E. Rector
Chicago
Laneacre Square
White Light District
Cyclone Sweeps Through Saskatchewan and Manitoba Wide Damage
A cyclone advancing from a Saskatchewan point to Winnipeg and beyond struck at 4 yesterday morning, destroying crops and structures. It carved a 15 mile wide path from Portage La Prairie to High Bluff, toppling houses and barns and damaging telegraph, telephone and power lines with losses running into millions. The Canadian Pacific station near Lydiatt was displaced and lines were severed.
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Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific
Lydiatt
Here
Portage
Portage la Prairie
High Bluff
Selkirk Road
Sunday Bee Feature Index Highlights Sections
The listing outlines the Sunday Bee sections including Ak Sar Ben Pageant music, police visit features, editorials, sports on pages 1 and 2, motorists market sections, Ada listings, society and women’s news, Polly shopping, amusements, music news, a feature story The Married Life of Helen and Warren, radio and magazine items, Happyland, The Ternie Weenies, Kiddies pages, and Letters from Little Folks.
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Erin
West
Liberty
Polly
Helen
Warren
Vegeta
Filer
Ww. George V
Happyland
Little Folke
Rum Car Crash Kills Omahan Near Canby Minnesota
Omaha taxi driver Joe Welton was killed and companion August Ernest hurt when their auto carrying Canadian liquor plunged into a ditch on the King of Trails highway two miles north of Canby Minnesota. The car was en route to Omaha after leaving Omaha a week earlier.
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Joe Welton
Omaha
King of Trails
Canby
Minn
Sioux Falls
Welton
August Ernest
Ernest
Blue Taxi Garage
Blue Taxi Company
Belvidere
Senth Sixteenth Street
Dobbie
Walton
Ed Wickham
Council Bluffs
Riley Smith
Minnesota
Dkota
Rym
Sioux City
Holden boy loses fingers in corn sheller mishap
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Holden of Adams county suffered three crushed fingers when his hand was caught in the cogs of a corn sheller while playing near the machine. The injuries were severe enough to require amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Ned
Art Holden
The
Adams Sicinlly
Martial Law Proclaimed in Berlin After Rathenau Assassination
Berlin declares martial law and a state of siege following the murder of Foreign Minister Walter Rathenau. three killers fled in a car as his car was ambushed. unions plan a general strike while police guard roads to prevent demonstrations. Reichstag fights erupt between leftists and nationalists. St Johns day bonfires proceed amid unrest.
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Walter Rathenau
Berlin
Dr. Rathenau
Tos Automphile
Forign
Rathe‘au
Freiheit
St. Bartholomew's
Reichstag
General Schoch
German Peoples Party
Karl Helfferich
Potsdam
Erzberger
Herr Escherich
Home Guard
von der Tann
Funeral of Field Marshal Wilson Held in St Pauls
London June 24 The funeral of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson will be held next Monday in St Pauls cathedral with full military honors. The body will lie in the north transept beside Field Marshal Tord Roberts grave. Two men arrested for murder were arraigned and remanded for a week. Eamon de Valera disavowed knowledge of the crime while denouncing British and Ulster policy in a political manifesto.
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London
A. P
Sir Henry Wilson
St. Paul's Cathedral
Empire
Tord Roberts
Marshal Wilson
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Ulster
Mail Carriers Require Badges on Caps Under New Order
Washington reports a new order requires every U S city and village mail carrier about 45000 in total to wear a cap badge showing the carrier route number and the post office name. Carriers must pay for the badges themselves, with an estimated fair price of eighteen cents per badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Order
Washington
United States
Bartlett
Referendum Ballots Cost Lincoln Election $10,000
W. L. Gaston, assistant secretary of state, warns that referendum election ballots for Taft legislature laws could cost the state thousands if arguments are not trimmed. Printing is paid by interested parties, but postage by the state. Ballots printing, demanded by the Nonpartisan League, will cost about $10,000.
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Lincoln
W. L. Gaston
Taft
Nonpartisan League
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Ayis
William Rockefeller Ie
Congressional Committee
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Florida
Air Mail
Realtor Advertising
Free
Cheers
Executive
High
Mediterranean Sea
Director of the Treasury
Dawes
Ue Oe
Lees
Warkegan
Williamson County
Len Small
Manitoba
Sunday Bee
Omahan
Dead Man
Naval Radio Station
Great Lakes
Wilson
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