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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1922
Page
1
The Lausanne peace conference opened with calls for world peace and a hopeful outlook. Delegates from Britain France Italy and Greece plus American envoys attended as Mussolini Venizelos Ismet Pasha and Lord Curzon spoke amid a tense geopolitical backdrop.
Lausanne and Territet reports state Mussolini refused to meet Premier Poluevre and Lord Carton and did not proceed to Lausanne for talks with French and British representatives. Details describe a halted Near East peace conference opening and ensuing discussions among leaders.
Governor Nate Kendall of Iowa thanks the Omaha Lions for their congratulations and reflects on his reception as executive head of the state. He expresses gratitude and humility for the trust shown in his leadership and the ongoing history of the state.
The readable lines describe a reunion event with telephones and chatter about a cateetie Teee ete and Deeelee Hrerte et 1 ree werk mererne tf and chase of eters with references to ports and heat in F20 degree weather.
Georgia's Mea W F Felton the first woman senator in acts of Congress opened the session as a featured figure. She drew cheers from galleries and senators alike while awaiting a formal oath for a day, as Walter F. George prepared to succeed after Senator Watson's death.
Washington hears a tentative plan for consolidating rail systems into fewer routes. HH EB Byram of Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul argues a UP Milwaukee merger would create eastern access for Union Pacific and strengthen St Paul lines, with Harvard professors weighing the proposal.
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Washington November 20 The sixty seventh Congress opens its third session with brief ceremonies and a short special session planned. President Harding aims for progress on merchant marine and annual supply bills while adjournments honor late lawmakers. The Senate and House prepare for Ship Subsidy debates and new members to be sworn in.
An unclear bill proposes extending payments related to irrigation latrine relief and farm water funding. The text references dates, agencies, and local governance but remains fragmented and difficult to parse.
Ward Miller former Bayard Nebraska postmaster was sentenced to federal penitentiary for robbing the mall. His wife Edna Jaggers Miller, sobbing, pleaded as Miller acknowledged repayment needed. The case cited nonsupport and family hardship, while Miller faced charges of misuse of trust and improper appointments.
Representative Humphreys of Nebraska took the oath of office today as a successor to Kincaid for the short term. He was sworn in with Mrs Huck and other new members, with Nebraskan noted as a key ally in irrigation development.
Olaf purchases a trolley car but cannot persuade the conductor of ownership. The incident escalates on the Passaic to Hetpeen route as fares are questioned and a dispute arises amid the crowd and street scene.
Seventy persons perished when the steamer Topolobamba broke apart in a Gulf of California wave surge near the Colorado river delta. Twenty four survivors, including women and children, were rescued or reaching Mexicali by military trucks. The wreck occurred after a 20 foot cresting wall of water split the vessel in two.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a Nebraska case involving the Omaha Stock Yards. The dispute centers on whether the yard and related terrain creation are initial carriers for shipment damage under the Carmanck amendment. The Nebraska Supreme Court previously ruled the Stock Yards company acted as an initial carrier, with directors of the railway at fault for damage claims.
Article reports Chancellor candidate Cune pressing to form a German cabinet amid opposition and ongoing coalition talks. It notes possible vetoes and discussions shaping the cabinet lineup and government priorities.
Washington officials report drastic changes in the prohibition enforcement apparatus under Director Haynes. Plans include top to bottom reorganizations and new appointments across seven or eight states, with New Jersey Maryland Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Massachusetts and Pennsylvania noted as especially affected.
Nebraska railroads issue a special one and one half fare round trip for eligible attendees of the annual farm bureau convention in Lincoln. Members must obtain certificates from the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation to present to ticket agents. Tickets available December 30 to January 5 with return until January 9. Conventing event held in Chicago dates noted as December 11 to 14.
Fragmented OCR text records a cryptic note on British employment and political topics. Mentions Parker and American figures, vague references to courts, media, and figures named in a garbled context. No clear event or outcome emerges.
Depot workers at Union Pacific collected eleven dollars and twenty five cents by passing the hat to support The Omaha Bee Free Shoe Fund. The fund helps children in need get warm shoes for winter, with teacher reports verifying each case.
Guniree Bron son Howard, prominent playwright and novelist, was found dead in a gas-filled room in his bachelor apartment in Los Angeles. He appeared to have inhaled gas after a lube incident, a door broken by a building resident revealed a gas smell. Friends say he had shown signs of distress after wartime injuries from World War I. he previously lived in Baltimore.
The piece discusses a southern commercial group supporting a federal farm credit measure. Delivered remarks by Jase MM. Dickensem, former secretary of war, defend the bill while delegates gather for the congress tenth general meeting in Chaos.
Governor John M Parker of Louisiana urged federal help to curb Ku Klux Klan activities threatening state government. President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty voiced willingness to cooperate, while Parker pledged thorough investigations into reported Klan outrages and disappearances in Mer Rouge Morehouse parish.
Ming Kong reports pirates seized the British steamer Bukin after leaving Macao for Hong Kong. The ship was held for 13 hours. two killed and several wounded in the clash before captors fled. Passengers and crew reached Hong Kong with mixed casualties and a French priest aboard.
October sees a 2 percent rise in the average family food cost in the United States. The Labor Department report based on 42 articles indicates mixed results across items with fresh fruit showing a notable increase and staples like bread showing smaller gains.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning names and places with unclear context. Reads like a partial historical record with scattered terms such as Barons and names but lacks coherent events or dates to anchor a summary.
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