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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1922

Page

14

Hitchcock campaign framed as defense against GOP attack

Holdrege Nebraska Sept 20 Senator Hitchcock faces criticism over prohibition stance and deflation blame in a week of 17 speeches. He portrays Democrats as champions of equal rights while denouncing Republicans. Opponent B K Howell challenges the third term bid with calls for constructive policy proposals.

Holdredge Neh Caripatan Fifth Hitchcock United States Senate Curtis Elwood Hle Harding Congress la Follette Borah Wisconsin Idaho Senate Regius BK. B. Howell

Howell on State Tour Warns Against Quick Railroad Takeover

The speech outlines risks of state buying 1,800 railroad properties, arguing public backlash and government missteps if ownership shifts too fast. Senator Randall and governors press managerial reforms while campaign stops in Mason City, Ansley, Ravenna, and Litchfield draw local delegations and praise for party leaders.

Wey Plken Howell America United States Randall Koncampe Morehead Neville Custer County Herwyn L. J. Davie G. W. McRae J. Gillard T. H. Davie James Petrick Edward Lee Mason City Frank Mosseman B. Walker N. James Bass B. V. Robertson Mra

Hope of Avoiding Turk War Waning at Chanak Crisis

A Turkish foreign minister protests to the allies over alleged atrocities in Thrace and warns the Turkish army may invade to protect compatriots. British forces land near the Bosphorus to reinforce Asiatic lines as Kemalist units mobilize, while labor unrest and tax fears mount amid war talk. The Sultan denies abdication and says he will continue duties as nationalist tensions rise.

Chanak Yousuf Bey Privale Monlema Thrace Constantinople Rept A. P Ner Glengorm Castle Bosphorus Robert Stevenson Horne Sultan

Nominees for Senate Debate Clash Over Tone and Strategy

Voters hear contrasting pitches as Howell and Minhcock present divergent visions amid a contentious Senate race. Supporters note Howell’s steady approach while critics accuse Minhcock of emotional rhetoric and risky promises.

Nebraska City Clay Products Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy

In federal court an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Nebraska City Clay Products by Drake William Mounts company B B Carrigan company and Henry Peterson of Council Bluffs. Petition seeks appointment of a receiver.

Nebraska Clay Products Company Drake -William-Mounts Company B. B. Carrigan Company Henry Peterson Council Bluffs

Mexican Rebels Seize Juarez City Amid Fierce Skirmishes

Rebels led by Capt Val Verde seize Juarez after a hot fight near the customs house. Major Philpot reports 36 prisoners and several rebel deaths, while Mexican guards retreat and authorities fear renewed clashes as looting and arrests follow in Calle Comercio.

Valverde Maj Philpot Mehe Poutheaat Medet Customa Guards Val Verde Calle Commercio

League Receives Report at St Philip the Deacon

The Douglas County Republican league met Friday night in the guild room of St. Philip the Deacon church at Twentysecond and Paul streets and enthusiastically received the partial report of the committee on candidates. The next meeting will be held Friday evening at the same place. President M. S. Singleton and corresponding secretary W. Washington were named.

Douglas County Republican League St. Philip the Deacon

Mayor Promotes Fire Prevention Week Observance

Mayor Dahimah issues a letter urging October 2 to October 9 as Fire Prevention Week. He stresses community cooperation with fire officials to promote home and business inspections and cleanup. He warns about the toll of fire on lives and property and urges strict observance.

Dahimah Nhane

Burlington Heats Quarters for Plattsmouth Employes

Burlington shops move workers to town housing. Many employees have found rooms or homes, while a large group still stays on community property. Plumbers have been wiring steam lines to dining rooms and sleeping quarters used by the men.

Burlington Plattsmouth Plattamouth Ehopa Company Hat

Grand Island Police Chief Exonerated by Board

Police Chief Martin of Grand Island Nebraska was exonerated by a unanimous vote of the police and health boards after an investigation into alleged disorder in a downtown business. The inquiry led by Bert Malltimet cleared the chief of any fault or duty failure.

Grand Island Grand Island, Neb Bert Mall Martin Mavi Committee On Police and Board of Health

Arrest Allied Pickpocket at Fair Grounds

Tony Turner was arrested in Heatrlite Nebraska charged with pickpocketing a farmer in the crowd at the fair grounds.

Heatrlite Boot Tony Turner Fale

Loan Company Avoids Assessment for Loss

Plattsmouth Neb September report shows Livingston Loan and Puthinsgamec lm tion directors adopt a sliding scale to cover losses. Stock shares maturing now will be extended to cover the loss, shifting burden to earnings rather than a direct assessment on stockholders. Those who took out shares in 1922 are not affected.

Plattamouth Neb G. Fricke Livingston Lown and Puthinsgamec Lmtion

District Judge Opposes Transfer to Omaha in Neb

District Judge James T. Beeley opposes a proposed year end transfer to Omaha to fill a vacancy caused by Judge Redick’s temporary assignment. The move, supported by no definitive verdict, hinges on constitutional power of the supreme court. If transferred, Judges Naper and Colby would be sent to Cannotoe Sarpy district to handle court business.

Omaha Plattamouth Neb James T. Beeley Omaha Redick Supreme Court Begley Ant Bagley Supreme Tribunal Naper and Colby

Progressive campaign under way in Cass County Nebraska

Cass County progresses plan an active fall campaign with A L Tidd in the race for Congress from the First district and candidates for county offices. A sheriff vacancy remains after Col Rex Young failed to qualify. The primary filled by Ed Thimgan Murdock garageman. George Bernard Shaw is 6 years old.

Cass County Plattamouth Neb Progressive Party A. L. Tidd Congress Counh Ty Col Rex Young Ed Thimgan Murdock Garageman

Burlington Will Cut Shop Force In Lincoln Readjustment

Burlington Will and Shop Force in Plattemouth Neb announce a readjustment from 40 percent cut in the local workforce. The move follows a Lincoln meeting with Vice President Macken and Twe weet officials, shrinking payroll from about 500 to roughly 300 workers. Core departments like brass foundry and ure freight car shop remain, while others close or consolidate to support the couch shop and steel car shop.

Plattemouth Neb Ipc Lal Wiliam Bain Hurtington Lincoln Macken Lattenouth Ure Planing mi Cmich Shop Ateel

Fair at Weeping Water Heads to Record Attendance

Cass county fair at Weeping Water closed after three days of very successful attendance despite a diphtheria scare. Six school children and a teacher are ill. Nearby Alvo reports five cases. Exhibits at the fair were the largest ever shown.

Platinmounth Neb Cass County Weeping Water Alvo

Rain Shorts Beatrice Showers Stir Crips For Winter Wheat

Beatrice Nebraska reports scattered showers in a thin section of the state overnight and today. Palmers say only a light rain arrived and crops remain poor. A soaking rain is needed to improve conditions for winter wheat.

Beatrice Neb Palmers

Close Burchard Schools Due to Scarlet Fever Scare

Pawnee City Nebraska reports Burchard schools closed on September 30 amid scarlet fever scare. They will remain shut for a week and conditions then will determine the reopening date.

Burchard Pawnee City Neb

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