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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

12

Hospitals in Assessed List Spark Tax Debate

State Commissioner Osborne urged taxing strictly charitable hospitals in Omaha while only Paxton Nicholas Senn and Presbyterian hospitals were placed on the assessed list. Commissioner O Connor opposed taxing all Omaha hospitals as charitable. County Assessor Counsman urged a public vote and exposure of protests, while others criticized exemptions and politics in the heated meeting.

Omaha Osborne Board of Equalization Paxton Nicholas Senn Presbyterian Hospitals Ale O'Connor E. C. Henry Lord Lister Hospital Commissioner Unitt

Lawyers of City Hold 1922 Frolic

A lively 1922 Frolic at the Hove Hollow club grounds featured the Omaha Bar Association annual baseball game between teams led by Thomas Lynch and Jesse Palmer. The Lynch team won 11 to 1. Judges and federal officials joined in games and a horseshoe contest, with later golf demonstrations by jurists J. W. Woodrough J. C. Munger George Day and Bryce Crawford.

Hove Hollow Club Omaha Bar Association Thomas Lynch Jesse Palmer Lynch Palmers Henry Beal Willis G. Sears D. E. O'Brien Elsasser L. J. TePpel J. R. Dean State Supreme Court Sears United States District J. W. Woodrough J. C. Munger George A. Day Nebraska Supreme Court Bryce Crawford Invneed

Joy Morton Offers Land for State Park

Joy Morton invites Nebraska officials to Arbor Lodge to discuss turning part of his homestead into a state park and memorial for J Sterling Morton. Officials toured the grounds and praised the tribute to Arbor Day founder, amid undisclosed terms and city transfer questions.

Nebraska City Neb Joy Morton Samuel R. McKelvie G. E. Johnson Secretary of Public Works George E. Johnson State Park Board Arbor Lodge Morton State of Nebraska Ark Board Arbor Day

Will Mickel Elected Concord Club President

Will Mickel was chosen president of the Concord club at its last weekly luncheon of the summer held at Hotel Fontenelle. A L Rasp and James Carr were elected first and second vice presidents, F H Grossman treasurer, with Dr J E Simpson and Don Amsden named to the board of directors. No more meetings will be held this summer, and a July picnic is planned to conclude summer activities before fall meetings.

Will Mickel Concord Club Hotel Fontenelle A. L. Rasp James Carr F. H. Grossman Dr. J. E. Simpson Don Amsden

Off Trail Tours Mapped During 100000 Mile Drive

Geneva Nebraska June 20 Special The Desert Ranger a car touring from California eastward on a 100000 mile trek has rested in Geneva 10 days as Col King Stanley and William Spohn visit relatives. They seek to map award scenic points battlefields and fishing grounds for a forthcoming volume due next November. They have traveled 273274 miles using five autos and plan to photograph the Nebraska capitol in Lincoln and meet state officials after the Fourth of July.

Geneva Neb Desert Ranger California Col King Stanley William Spohn United States Colonel Stanley Petrified Village King Mr. Spolin Lincoln Nebraska Capitol Nebraska

How to Help Tender Gums

An advertisement promotes Lyko lene as a daily antiseptic mouthwash to treat tender bleeding gums. It claims the product destroys germs neutralizes mouth acids and helps gums regain firmness while cleansing purifying and refreshing the mouth to preserve teeth and breath. Sold by leading druggists.

Mr Spohn Visits Family During 1914 Nebraska Stop

Mr Spohn left Nebraska in 1914 and makes a stop to visit his parents, brothers, and sisters here, continuing a family reunion journey.

Mr. Spohn Nebraska

Burlington Declares Loyal Employees Amid Possible Strike

Lincoln June 2 special. Transportation on the Burlington may not be seriously affected if the railway shopmen strike set for 10 Saturday morning materializes, according to E Flynn general superintendent. Flynn says enough local workers will keep operations going though business would be seriously inconvenienced. Charles F Boles federation secretary at Havelock says most workers will stay with the Burlington shops where about 1000 men are employed.

Lincoln Burlington E. Flynn Lines West Flynn Charles F. Boles Federation Havelock

Framed Defense of Rum Suspect Peggy Reed

Peggy Reed faced federal charges for selling liquor in a case that unfolded in Munger federal court. She initially pleaded guilty but withdrew after a warning of possible jail, then described how undercover agents and others lured her into the liquor business and claimed she acted on spurious tips.

Peggy Reed Munger Peggy Leavenworth Street Hancock Ade Toy Reed Becca Veggy Seling Ivy Yey Sone Vogel Pepey

Peoria Firm Ships Train Load of Washing Machines

A Peoria firm prepares to ship what is described as the world’s largest single shipment of electric washing machines. A 40 car train, loaded entirely with machines, will depart Saturday over the Chicago and Northwestern for Los Angeles, carrying more than 2,000 units.

Peoria Washington Chicago Chicago & Northwestern Los Angeles

Foreign Trade Shows Slump From Year Ago

Washington reports May foreign trade declines with exports of raw materials and foodstuffs down from last year while imports rise. Commerce data show total exports around 1.2 billion for the period and imports near 818 million, reflecting a year over year drop.

Washington Commerce Department LA Motthe

Randall campaigns for governor in Omaha visit

Republican candidate Charles Ho Randall of Randolph arrives in Omaha for a campaign stop. Randall establishes headquarters at the Henshaw hotel and continues to promote himself as the business man candidate during the visit.

Charles Ho Randall Randolph Ormeda Randall Henshaw Hotel Omaha Me Randall

How Women May Retain Their Youthful Looks Ad

Advert enlists a natural skin care method using mercolized wax to improve complexion. Quoted expert Mee warns against artificial procedures that harm health, while proponents claim the wax removes outer skin to reveal a clearer, younger layer beneath.

Margaret Holmes Lates Opy Doug Store

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