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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1922
Page
6
At Central High an open house for students and parents faced a brief disruption when a power outage darkened the auditorium. A janitor and staff restored lights and welcomed attendees as plans continued.
Anid Towne selects Mies to lead as dean amid campus turmoil and shifting governance. Officials confirm appointment details and possible policy reforms under new leadership.
Chino Rept MiNy A Pb Mersbere of the Telephone Pioneers witnessed a demonstration of long distance phone work at the ninth annual convention. About 2,000 attendees from across the country with 11 years of experience in telephone work gathered. General John J. Carty presided as the group staged a live demonstration linking Havana Cuba directly to a telephone setup for an interoffice roll call.
Chief Charles A. Baller announces the tenth annual Fire Prevention Week and Harding’s proclamation for observance starting Monday. The National Board of Fire Underwriters’ 14 safety points urge proper fuses, caution with flames, electrical devices, cleaning chimneys, fire buckets, and keeping areas free of fire hazards to protect lives and property.
John Marfisl, 28, an Omaha dancing teacher, was fined 25 for firing four pistol shots at R. P. Myre of Council Bluffs as they left a dance event with Mia Lita Turpin. Turpin chased the couple to the police station. all parties were released after a police captain’s lecture.
An open letter from Omaha area ex servicemen denounces Julius M. Barnes and the United States Chamber of Commerce board for their stance on adjusted compensation bono legislation. The letter urges a nationwide committee of the whole to counter what it calls a harmful motive seen at a recent Omaha meeting.
An unconfirmed report from the Hungarian News agency in Paria says a revolution occurred in Belgrade with King Alexander of Jugo Slavia allegedly assassinated. The Serbian press bureau denied the revolt claims, calling them enemy propaganda. Lisbon reports a revolutionary military event there.
Two aviators were killed when their plane crashed on a main street. Authorities say the accident occurred in Stount O on September 2 as witnesses reported a sudden loss of control and the aircraft struck a building. Names Marion Dunlap and Beth were mentioned in early reports.
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Detroit September reports that twelve U S Mail planes will mobilize October 11 to cover the air race course over three days. Planes will depart from control stations across the transcontinental route, including Cleveland Chicago Omaha North Platte Cheyenne Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Brig Gen William Mitchell says the course is the safest for the races and will be patrolled by speed boats on the St Clair and Detroit rivers to aid any flier who must descend. Carl Egge notes ten weeks of 100 percent performance with no schedule breaks, covering 321600 miles and 13200000 letters at an average speed over 100 mph.
Washington reports new tariff rules require articles imported to bear a brand indicating country of origin. Penalties include a 10 percent surcharge on duties for items lacking proper branding and origin stamps. Regulations apply to various materials, with enforcement by Treasury officials.
A group of seventy four railroads signed an agreement announced yesterday. Secretary of the valves embteree tepastmens of the Atereee Peiereten of Lakes confirmed the pact as part of a broader transport cooperation effort.
Harolf Horne and his wife were injured when a car carrying Jack Summers crashed into a telephone pole at Six Heth and Leavenworth. Summers faced drunkenness and reckless driving charges. he claimed he was speeding to beat a storm and missed a turn due to a clouded windshield. hearing set for November 9.
Seven people died in a five story apartment fire at 241 West 110th Street New York between Broadway and Amsterdam avenues. About twenty were injured and dozens saved by firefighters and volunteers who entered through windows to reach residents of 24 sleeping families as flames spread rapidly through upper floors.
Richard Scholes a former Purity League leader from the University of Omaha is reported to have arrived in Chicago to enroll in a Bible institute. The dispatch notes his long walk from Omaha to Chicago over five days covering seventy miles with rustic travel new experiences.
Delegates of the Upper Iowa Methodist conference meet at Clear Lake to oversee hospital governance and funding plans. The assembly approves acquisition and expansion steps including a new building project and ongoing operations at the hospital site amid a broader regional health agenda.
Aged Wena dies in Coonty Hospital and relatives are sought. The notice lists family connections and requests that inquiries be directed to the county clerk.
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