Private Branch Exchange Directory Clippings
The note lists office contacts and department lines for night calls and postings. It shows multiple city addresses including New York Chicago Paris and Washington with street names and numbers. Users are directed to department 44 or Parson Wanted through Atlantic Editorial and other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEE
Department
Atlantie
10Th and
Farnaco
Bluffa
Scott St. Booth Ride
Order Restored in Ireland Amid Provisional Government Push
The article argues that Dublin enforces its authority with stern measures against rebels, while the Irish Free State moves from rhetoric to action. It notes nonsectarian aims, the clash between majority rule and republican fringe, and the belief that peace will bring prosperity and a lasting republic. Rory O Connor is cited as a devoted but misguided opponent.
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Dublin
Ireland
South Ireland
Irish Free State
Republican” Party
South
Rory O’connor
Republic
England
Omaha
the Bee
Caesar
Bir Wilson
Free State
McCrain
AGE AND THE TOWN
The essay reflects on aging towns that lose vitality and character as neighborhoods decay. It contrasts memory and decay, noting drab streets, unpainted boards, and crumbling bricks, and cites hopeful rebirth when population shifts bring new life and rebuilt structures.
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Nebraska
North Central farm region yields three billion in products
The bread basket of America spanning Nebraska Iowa Missouri Minnesota Kansas and the Dakotas produced farm crops valued near one and a half billion dollars and animal products worth more than that. Aiming for better prices and balanced yield, the region expects a crucial season as wheat cutting begins and markets await stable income for farmers and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bread Basket of
America
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas
Dakotas
Mississippi River
Bigger bathing pools needed to prevent drownings
The article laments summer drownings and argues that riverview park's pool is too small to handle demand. Despite lifeguards and a swimmer's skill, the drowning of a boy named Pete Gillette occurred with 150 to 200 bathers present, highlighting need for larger pools.
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Pete” Gillette
Riverview Park
Riverview
Overcrowded pool blamed for drowning prompting call for larger bath sites
The article recounts a drowning caused by overcrowding in a crowded pool. It argues for larger bathing pools in Omaha with ample water and space to ensure safety, noting that crowding compromises safety and stresses the value of summer swimming access.
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Omaha
Public stake in industry and the rise of public arbiters
The piece argues that business leaders seek public figures as arbiters to reform graft and boost buyer confidence. It notes Landis and Roosevelt as examples, with Baruch and Haya cited, framing public service as a moral mandate to coordinate construction, standardize effort, and align business with citizen welfare.
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Judge Landis
Moving Picture
Will Haya
Barney Baruch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Construction Council
Lockwood
New York
Roosevelt
Democrats and the Farmers in North Dakota Politics
The piece notes Porter J. McCumber has the farm bloc endorsement in the North Dakota Senate race, drawing Democrat opposition over tariff provisions. It quotes Senator Walsh attacking the agricultural schedule and suggests a strategic clash over farm protection and party aims before the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
Senate
McGumber
United States
Walsh
Massachusetts
Farm Bloc
Lynn J. Frazier
Fordney retirement could tilt Ways and Means chair
Joseph W. Fordney of Michigan, long time chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, will retire at term end after twenty four years in Congress. This opens the way for William Raymond Green of Council Bluffs as potential chairman if Republicans hold the House. Green, a veteran Ways and Means member, would lead the nation’s revenue legislation.
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Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
House Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Fordney
William Raymond Green
Council Bluffs
House
Iowa
Green
Ways and Means
America’s Aid to Haiti Senate Report Endorses Marines
The senate special committee on Haiti and San Domingo concludes U S forces have stabilized the republic under the Haiti treaty. It recommends a reduced marine presence to maintain order until peace is secure, calling intervention constructive service for both republics.
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Haiti
San Domingo
Senate
United States
Reckless Driving Sentences Stun City Court
Three men were sentenced to fifteen days in jail at a police court session on reckless automobile driving. The piece argues similar severity for unprovoked hammer assault and criticizes college student outcomes, citing Brown University president Faunce.
Minnesota minister spurs Sweden churches on prohibition
Rev. G. K. Stark of Minneapolis urges Swedish churches to back prohibition as wets grow more bitter amid the national election on the issue.
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G. K. Stark
Minneapolis
Sweden
Three hoboes save Bement as fire takes hold
An overnight wagon train of tramps hitches to a house fire in Bement HL They awaken and guide a family to safety before slipping away unseen The town later calls them heroes, noting the odd whimsy of providence in a life of wandering and the new restraint toward vagrants The piece observes the paradox of hoboes turning from villains to saviors in a single night
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hement
Bement
Wells lists six greatest men in history
The Wichita Eagle cites H G Wells naming Jesus Christ Buddha Aristotle Asoka Bacon and Lincoln as the six greatest, with notes on origins and the idea that givers shape humanity while conquerors rise from later generations. It contrasts Wells list with Christopher Columbus as an alternate suggested by the paper.
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Wichita Eagle
American
H. G. Wells
Mr. Wells
Jesus Christ
Buddah
Aristotle
Asoka
Troger Bacon
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Judea
India
Greece
England
America
Napoleon
Alexander
Croesus
Rockefeller
Amenophis
Getters
Asuka
Magadha
Christ
Wells
Orient
Christopher Columbus
How to Steady Minds in The Bee Letter Box
A reader argues against editorial bias on a private school ad claiming to teach study methods. He cites factors of advertising claims and critiques punishment and harsh methods in moral reform, urging reform over punishment and questioning methods to shape character.
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Omaha
The
Hee
Omaha Hee
School of Individual Instruction
Amita Advisory
J. E. Davidson
J. H. Baldrige
W. J. Foye
Chorge H. Payne
Samuel McClenaghan
Christel Fay Pratt
Stanton letter criticizes punishment history and decrying death
In a Stanton Nebraska letter to the editor dated June 26 the writer argues the world has tried every form of punishment, including death, to control wrongdoing and challenges the reliance on capital punishment and its revisions.
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Stanton
Neb
The
Bee
Reforming Criminal Justice Through Cure Over Prisons
A vocal advocate argues sentencing should end at conviction and a court be replaced by a curing board. He urges surgical and medical treatment to eradicate criminal tendencies, with parole and long cures, rather than traditional prison terms, to protect society from recidivism. He cites Fred Brown as an example and calls for humane overhaul of punishment.
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Peverity
Asmane
Nebraska
Bee Man
North Dakota
Minnesota
Vred Browne
Fred Brown
Fred Browns
Unie
Pricener
Fred
Killer
Stefani
Peru Taxpayers Call for Fair College Investigation
A group of taxpayers in Peru Nebraska voices support for a fair impartial inquiry into the Peru State Teachers College removal of Prof Howie. They argue taxpayers expect value for money and urge proper investigation to address concerns about leadership and spending at the college.
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Peru
Neb
Bee
Wee
J. M. Wowie
Howie
Peru State Teachers College
Composer in Residence Pleads for a Song
A character proclaims long service in the composing room and invites a self composed song, reflecting life in the newsroom. The exchange underscores a creative studio atmosphere and a request for artistic expression.
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AGE and
Faunce
Brown
Cleveland News
Taft
United States Supreme Court
United Mine Workers of America
Organized Labor
Messrs
McKenna
Holmes
Day
van Devanter
Pitney
McReynolds
Clarke
Brandeis
Harding
Supreme Court
Church and Ireland
Jimmy Hrif
Jimmie Thrift
First National Bank of Omaha
Clear Lake
Clear Lake Sleeper
Sleeper
Marshall B. Craig
Nat'l Bk
Consolidated Ticket Office
Dodge St. Phere
Chicago Great Western
Cunard
Donaldson
Carbmania
Scythia
Cambroria Eeee Es Uly
Londonderry
Glasgow
Algeria
Columbia
Cameronia
Boston
Liverpool
Amsyria
Elysia
Aus
Queenstown
Bept Samaria
Picturesque Bt
Abend
Montreal
Glane Saturnia
Cassandra
Aleo Calle
Moville
Trhenia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
London
Andania
Antonta
Norther
Great North Woods
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Bock
16Th Street
Douglas
Nob
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Puget Sound
E. Ruth Pyrtle
Lincoln, Neb
Netrawke
University of Nebraske
Bpert Jmenthe
Camp Dodge
Des Moree
Clel
Gulbransen
Aspec O
Douglas Street
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