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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
1
Washington reports Republications remain confident after a midterm election where the GOP kept majorities in both houses. John T. Adams asserts unrest after World War I and fake issues shaped votes, while promising continued fiscal restraint and a steady program of economy and tax cuts.
The Nebraska Legislature elected members include State Senate districts and State Representatives with names and party affiliations. The long roster lists Wiltse Banning Larkin Chambers Saunders Robbins Cooper Gumb Wilkinng McGowan Behrens Tomek Anderson Warner Barr Fellers Meacham Reed Swanson Robertson Purcell Fries Bilew Johnson Richard Hastings Allen Kroh Good Osborne Auxter Parkinson Lamb Moore Yeeham Davin Hughes Allan Strehlow Smith Collins Koutaky Elsasser Belding Collins Dyball Dysart Baldrige Timme Quinn Johnson Orr Wingett Hefferman Kendall Burk Staats Otleman Mitchell Yoeham Jacoby Ugger Harrington Green Dennis Wang Keck Morgan Davis Batley Keifer Hall Kemper Osterman Donnelly Auten Johnston Thatcher Gallagher Dollarhide Svoboda Rourke Thomson Vance Gilmore Garber Potlard Peterson Beushausen Ward Amnapoker Lundy Schneringer Hyde Whitehead Keyes Dutcher Huestle Wood Wise Reynolds McCain Reese Griswold Coleman Ernat North Barbour Mathers Wilson Gordon among others.
The piece analyzes post election dynamics within the Republican and Democratic parties. It discusses potential presidential contenders including Senator Johnson Gifford Pinchot and Senator Pepper, the Indiana bloc led by Senator Watson, and the fading prospects of Beveridge Hearst and Pomerene amid shifting insurgent influence and state results.
The Omaha Bee notes James M. Cox remains a strong Ohio figure amid shifting rivalries. It discusses potential presidential prospects, Ohio delegate implications, and the impact of Indiana figures like Ralston on party dynamics. November 10, 1922.
Election returns from Sarpy, Jameson, York, Gage, Jefferson and other counties report Republicans and Democrats winning key posts. Notable names include J B Strawn J A Lawrence Edith Lancaster F L Propst G L Mumford and J R Sailing with majorities in county clerks treasurers sheriffs attorneys and superintendents of public instruction amid votes on abolishing the county assessor.
Johnson City Tenn November 9 Governor Alf A Taylor Republican conceded the governorship election and sent congratulations to Democratic opponent Austin Peay.
Burglars broke into Farmers elevator Schmits general merchandise and Kreifels hardware near Paw Neb eight miles southwest of Paul. The elevator safe had its batten chopped from an iron vault. no cash but papers scattered. Store entrances pried. Kreifels items included cheap watches. Otoe county officers notified and investigating.
President Harding orders a special session to tackle lingering measures such as the Dyer antidynching bill and transportation act changes. The Senate will consider nominations including a successor to Associate Justice Day. seating mostly after March 4. New faces include Walter St George in Georgia and likely Thomas F Bayard in Delaware. Two women will join the House for the 67th Congress: Alice Robertson of Oklahoma and Winifred Huck of Illinois.
Lincoln special report: State Auditor Marsh urges reducing county treasurer tax collection fees to 11.2 percent from 2 percent and up, plus a 10 cent fee per bond registered. Counties would pay treasurers a fixed salary with no extra emoluments. He favors counties choosing public accountants or state audit supervision at fixed cost instead of county examiner hiring.
Mrs J W Lane of Blue Springs area was seriously injured when her car went into a ditch near the Burlington crossing between Wymore and Blue Springs. She suffered a scalp wound and other injuries with possible internal damage. Her two young children escaped with minor injuries. A team and wagon reportedly crowded the Lane vehicle into the ditch.
Mrs Ellen Heun recounts using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription from age sixteen to maintain health and avoid signs of weakness. She endorses the remedy and urges it be obtained from local druggists in Hastings.
Lincoln November 9 state railway commission was informed that the Burlington Railroad will dispatch 80 to 40 refrigerator cars to western Nebraska to aid potato shipments to market.
Post election shifts bring upheaval in both chambers as Republicans lose veteran leaders Kellogg Frelinghuysen and Dupont while Democrats regain some seats. The Senate welcomes Dr Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota as a Farmer Labor victory. committee vacancies loom notably in finance and interstate commerce.
The article notes a wave of new senators including George Democrat Georgia and Wrookhart Republican Iowa while committees shift chairs such as banking and currency and foreign relations. It cites potential chairmen Sterling and Townsend and mentions Senator Underwood’s retirement hints and Democratic floor leadership changes amid ill health.
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