Omaha Bee circulation notice and contact details
The document provides circulation figures for The Omaha Bee with May 1922 totals Daily 72038 and Sunday 78642. It lists officers B Brewer general manager Elmer Rood circulation manager and notarial attestations dated June 34 1022. It includesBee offices and phone numbers across several cities and countries.
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Nat
B. Brewer
Elmer
Rood
Swernis
W. MH. Quivey
Audi Niteau
Ieee Oetial Brekenlestion
Solvent America Credits Republican Economy Gains
Senator Medill McCormick cites $7 billion in tax savings under Harding as proof of prudent governance. The budget system by Dawes and reduced army and navy appropriations are highlighted as early steps toward economy. The piece argues continued reforms could boost the party’s prospects in upcoming elections.
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Europe
United States
Harding
Medill McCormick
France
Italy
Charles G. Dawes
McCormick
Republican Party
Children World Convention Urges Youth Outlook For Peace
Report from the International Sunday School Convention in Kansas City emphasizes shaping future generations with high principles. Leaders including Rev. Jesse M. Bader and Mrs. Maud Junkin Baldwin warn against war and warn of child labor and moral influences, urging renewed focus on children’s physical and spiritual welfare.
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Kansas City
Germany
Japan
America
Jesse M. Bader
St. Louis
Maud Junkin Baldwin
M. 8. Lamoreaus
Chicago
Margaret Slattery
Boston
Charles Stelzle
New York
A New Sort of Running Mate in Minnesota and Pennsylvania
A husband and wife campaign together for Minnesota senator Mrs. Peter Olesen and for Pennsylvania governor Gifford Pinchot. The piece notes Mrs Pinchot’s influence with women voters and suggests the couple’s joint political reach could affect state and national affairs.
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Peter Olesen
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Mr. Olesen
Commonwealth
Mr. Pinchot
Olesen
A Spoiled Babe
Mrs. Babe Ruth says the public does not give her husband a square deal. The article argues Babe Ruth’s fame faded as public adulation cooled and his power grew too large for the game, with his own actions and clashes with rules eroding his idol status.
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Babe Ruth
Babe
That They Claimed Divine Right Now Rejected
A historical reflection notes rulers claimed divine right but were overthrown. It contrasts political authority with the necessity of following universal rules, arguing that the era of arbitrary rule has passed and that fairness governs both sport and life.
Williamson county riot shocks nation with sixteens graves exposed
An editorials harshly condemn a Williamson County Illinois massacre where sixteen unidentified bodies were buried in a potter's field. The piece denounces the mob violence, questions union violence links, and calls for state investigation and reforms to restore law and order.
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Williamson County
Ilinois
United States of America
Illinois
Wife of Illinois Governor Dies After Acquittal Victory
The article notes the death of Governor Small of Illinois's wife as she witnessed his acquittal on charges of diverting state funds. She lived to see him cleared, saying it was one of the happiest days of her life, while her husband praised her strength and humanity.
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Small
Illinois
Omaha Urges Police Booth Patrol System For City Safety
An Omaha editorial argues for establishing police booths in residential areas to ensure rapid response and deter criminals. It critiques current manpower and funding, notes fire protection as a comparison, and urges the 1923 city budget to fund the system amid rising crime and faster escape by offenders.
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Omaha
City Commission
Have the Filipinos no friends
Letter to the editor by Jerome Rooney condemns broken pledges on Philippine independence. He argues American ideals demand self government for the Philippines and condemns imperial tactics while affirming broad public support for independence.
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Onaha
Harding
Hne
Ameren
Jerome Rooney
Strike at the ballot box urged by Havelock letter
A letter from I W Jacoby urges farmers and workers in Havelock Nebraska to unite for July 1, 18 and November 7 strikes. He argues for political action, government ownership of transportation, and cites wage and freight rate disputes, railroads profits, and wartime logistics to support labor unity. Jacoby endorses farming and shopkeepers joining forces and voting together for their interests.
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Havelock
Neb
The
Bee
G. H. Abel
Abel
Texas
Uniona
Burlington
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Railroad Labor Board
Arthur G. Wray
Cummins-Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
I. W. Jacoby
Built to Order and a man with a shirtmaking wife
The Life remark notes a man walking with a distinct gait to fit shirts his wife made, suggesting a humorous take on custom clothing and personal appearance.
Opinion: Editors Everywhere Weigh International Society
The piece notes editors from various professions discuss the nature and governance of international society. It argues many lack specialized knowledge of international relations yet offer opinions, often from sentimental or generalist viewpoints. The author questions who should shape universal policy and cautions against overconfidence by nonexperts.
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College Preanent
Nan
Canoa
Hese
Jawa
Brotherhood of Man
Prohibition Enforcement Viewed as Improving Nation
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes reports improvement in enforcement after a year in office. The piece centers on respecting constitutional and statutory prohibitions, condemning those who violate law and urging a sterner court approach.
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Cleveland Plain
Dealer
Haynes
United States
Municipal Band Dances Through Heat and Hope for City Series
The open air dancing event proves the street program remains a citywide draw with about 2,000 participants. Musicians, vocalists, and civic leaders receive praise as the governor candidate advocates cooperative law amendments and faithful administration.
Nebraska Voters Face Civil Administrative Code Issue in Gubernatorial Campaign
The piece notes voters are urged to accept the administrative code of the Maekelvie administration as a campaign issue. Taxation policy is tied to the legislature, not the governor. Candidate A H Bryam of Bloomington emphasizes this aspect of state law.
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Kingae
Fortion
Ot Nandall
Randulph
Adem McMullien
Mc McMulien
Dot
Nebraska
Maekelvie
A. H. Bryam
Bloomington
Afterwar effects shape public life and law
The review argues that great wars spur public and private reforms, creating new bureaus and enduring war taxes, while returning soldiers struggle with discipline and autonomy. It notes broader enforcement needs and cites Edgar Howard on duty to enforce the Constitution, plus observations on postwar law and attitudes. Also reports Los Angeles transit fare changes and Chicago streetcar economics.
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