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Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

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Former Omaha Nurse Believed To Die By Own Action

Latent, Nov. 23. Blanche Chevalier, 28, of Campbell Nebraska and a former Omaha nurse, died at St Elizabeths hospital reportedly by suicide. Attendants believe a poison bottle in her room was the cause. She had been a patient since October seeking mental care. Her uncle, Rh C Chevalier, a Campbell merchant, is said to have died by streetcar in November. Miss Oc I ave LaPorte, a nurse, suffers a nervous breakdown after his act. Professor Edgar L Hollinghead of A Womdens Cal says he invented an apparatus that emits powerful vitality waves.

Minn Blanche Chevalier Campbell Neb Omaha Elizabethes Hospital Mint Chevalier Rh. C. Chevalier Linwell Tenth Bancrost Mian Blanche Chevalier St. Joseph Hospital Oc. I ‘Ave LaPorte Edgar L. Hollinghead Womdens Cal J.C. Ward Visalia Postal Telegraph Grant Thomas Alva Edison

Feature Transactions of Livestock Exchange in Omaha

Kerman represented on the Omaha market by a deck load of Cheviot lambs from Minnie Skipper. Nine clipped lambs averaged 74 pounds sold at 12.60 per hundred, the rest at 14 per hundred and averaged 8 pounds. A load of Shorthorn cattle from W. E Blazier of Magnet included nine heavy at 1,266 pounds selling for the day’s top price of 10 and 11 yearling steers averaging 900 pounds at 9 per hundred.

Kerman Omaha Mra Minnie Skipper W. E B. Dblazier Magnet

Night Prayers and Cattle Market Notes from Omaha

Daily prayer text begins with gratitude for rest and asks guidance to keep faith amid workday life. A cattle shipment from Big Piney is described, with steers and cows sold to Pacific coast buyers for beef, shaping regional market outlook through the season. Mr. Fear notes westward outlets will dominate until beef shortages end.

Omaha Frank Ainet Bérs Pacae Mr. Fear

Dinner in Honor of Howell by Palimpsest Club

Senator-elect Howell will be guest of honor and principal speaker at a Palimpsest club dinner in Omaha at 7 on Saturday night. John L. Webb and a group of American scientists will introduce him. Tables will feature decorations reflecting an extended Southward trip.

Howell Palimpsest Club Omaha John L. Web Rester South

Drastic Postwar Plans Urged by Bernard Shaw

London notes Bernard Shaw urges Britain to fix domestic postwar problems to remain a world power. He proposes two remedies: a levy on capital and organizing the unemployed to make their labor productive, arguing war debts are paid and workers deserve fair treatment. He cites tax shifts and income losses from Gallipoli and Flanders.

London Great Britain Bernard Shaw Shaw England Tega

Coal Prices Drop in Many States in Middle West

A survey shows coal prices slipping across the middlewest despite strike hopes for price recovery. Officials note warm autumn and lower demand reduce lift in retail prices. Illinois Ohio Indiana Missouri show declines with screenings selling below prior levels and miners not achieving target production.

Middle West Chicago Carl Ae | Commerce of Lincoln Robert Medill Tueb Winds Kanwar Diana Missouri

Delegation of Bankers to Visit Lincoln Tonight

A bankers delegation from Omaha plans to travel to Lincoln this evening for a dinner meeting. Willard Hi Dresser and J Keasler Jones of the Federal Reserve will attend, along with Omaha chapter officers and the future department head, to discuss banking matters in Nebraska.

Lincoln Willard Hi Dresser Stockyards National Bank al Councilman American Twett Tne Nebraska J. Keasler Jones Federal Reserve Bank Harry O. Palmer Omaha Fate Department of the Future

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