Publicity and circulation notice from The Morning Bee
The Morning Bee publishes a notice regarding circulation figures for May 1922 and a notary statement by W. M. Quivey confirming The Bee’s official daily and Sunday circulation data. It lists contact offices in Omaha and various city branches for department inquiries and help wanted notices.
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Updire
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Associated Press
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Peper
Omaha Bee
W. M. Quivey
Notary Public
Ault
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Department of Person
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Lanity
Fornam Co
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Beach St. South Side
S. 24Th St
New York
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President seeks end to coal strike with arbitration option
President Harding calls for federal action to resolve the bituminous coal miners strike. He urges a compromise between operators and miners, warns of fuel shortages after July 1, and states the aim is an early resumption of work without compulsory arbitration.
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Harding
Felda
Ciera
Germans and Self-Government in Postwar Debate
The article examines monarchist sentiment in Bavaria and Saxony versus Prussia in postwar Germany. It suggests the empire could see Bavaria’s king as emperor, yet argues Germans show a capacity to govern themselves. It notes Rathenau’s assassination as a test and cites France’s republic as a precedent.
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Saxony
Prussia
Rathenau
Reichstag
France
Everest Climb Progress Hindered by Air and Cold
The British Everest expedition has retreated within five or six blocks of the summit after enduring extreme wind snow and cold. Capt Geoffrey Bruce and scientist George Finch with a Gurkha porter reached 27 300 feet but could not press higher.
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George Finch
John A. MacReady
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Everest
Not All Play for Mr Taft in England Visit
Chief Justice Taft studies the British court system during his visit to England and plans to report to the American Bar Association in August on speeding litigation. He notes the master of the court can require affidavits of merit and sift cases to reduce delays, citing 7000 cases with fewer than 600 reaching a judge or jury.
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America
Taft
England
American Bar Association
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Quick justice urged to improve American court efficiency
The text argues that changes to procedure and less red tape are needed in American courts. It notes cases drag on too long and suggests Mr. Taft could offer concrete proposals. Quick justice is seen as boosting respect for law in America.
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Taft
America
Party lines erased in bids to redraw ballot structure
The Nonpartisan league pushes a plan to remove party lines from state offices, adopting a two-nominee, one-elected system similar to judicial elections. Proponents say it would sever state from national politics by ending party machines. opponents warn it would dissolve parties and create many issue-based groups in legislatures.
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Nonpartisan League
Nebraska
Farmers
Merchants
West Nebraska
Oma
Preliminary to an insane fourth sparks fireworks ban
An order bars sale of fireworks before July 1 and prohibits firing crackers except on Independence Day. In Omaha residential areas, loud rockets and torpedoes disrupt nights while a police captain notes enforcement is lax. Criminology experts say early violations signal rising youth delinquency and a risk to lawfulness.
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Omaha
Arbor Lodge and Nebraska State Park Question
A Nebraska luncheon hints at the possible transfer of J Sterling Morton homestead to state park status. Heir terms unknown, but public care of Arbor Lodge could memorialize Morton in a treeless state. Rumor notes potential public support and a need for concrete terms upon official inquiry.
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Arbor Lodge
Morton
Opinion on Editors and Society's Decline in Race and Morals
A collection of opinion essays critiquing social trends, war casualties, marriage norms, and moral standards. It argues that selective pressures and modern freedoms threaten the human stock, while praising country life and regulation as stabilizing forces in society.
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Edwin Grant Continn
Vare Review
Acholarn
Maton
Open letter from George W. Sterling declares Republican candidacy
George W. Sterling writes to The Bee asserting his own GOP candidacy for governor. He criticizes the code bill and budget law, states he openly opposes them, and calls for all candidates to publish full platforms. Sterling indicates he is the fraternal candidate and urges transparent campaigning.
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Omaha
Neb
Ite
Kyrum
George W
Blame and debate over federal reserve reform
Letter to the editor from York Nebraska criticizes the push for Governor Harding's reappointment to the Federal Reserve Board. He reviews U S banking history from 1913 onward, references the Aldrich plan, Wilson era reforms, and the shift of monetary control from Wall Street to the government.
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Aldrich
Taft
Wilson
Reformers Warn Against Federal Reserve Power
John Doran of the Farmers State Bank urges repeal or drastic reform of the Federal Reserve system after criticizing Wall Street dominance and the 1920s monetary actions. He cites Bank Board influence, farm insolvency, and calls for anti monopoly laws including stronger penalties for restraint of trade in a period of postwar economic strain.
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Federal Reserve Force
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Heflin
Alabama
Nebraska
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Steel
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Farmers State Bank
Different Now and Freud's Writings Change A Woman
A remark on how adopting Freudian writings shifts a woman from innocence to a more guarded persona. The verse notes that casual greetings may elicit new sensitivities and topics to avoid.
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