Prohibition Issue Debate Narrows in Nebraska Campaign
The letter questions W. J. Bryan and Senator Hitchcock over prohibition tactics and shifting stances. It asks who truly controls the liquor issue in Nebraska and notes conflicts among Bryan Charley Hitchcock and anti prohibition groups as the campaign intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Charley
Senator Hitchcock
Lincoln
Anti-Saloon League of
Nebraska
Mr. High
Association
Third Planket
Hitchcock
First Step Taken in 1919 Deflation Debate in Falls City
In Falls City Nebraska Republican candidate I B Howell discussed deflation causes and blamed Democrats. The interview explains Federal Reserve structure with 12 districts and member banks that borrow from their regional Fed Bank. The Board raised interest rates December 1919, triggering deflation as banks raised rates for customers. The piece notes Democratic critics and references continued coverage on Page Hight Column One.
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Falls City
Neb
I. B. Howell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Rreserve Board
Joana
Miske Wins By Foul Over Gibbons In 10th Round
In New York on October 14, Hilly Miske of Chicago defeated Tom Gibbons of St Paul by a foul in the 10th round of their M round bout. Gibbons faded and the fight ended when Miske alleged a low blow prevented further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Hilly Miske
Hight
Gibbons
Miske
French "Tiger" Sets North American Lecture Tour
Paris reports former premier Georges Clemenceau plans a second American trip. He will arrive in November, deliver a lecture at the Metropolitan Open House in New York on November 23, and tour cities including Washington Philadelphia and Chicago. He says the voyage is not tied to any party and aims to speak to the people there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A. P
Georges Clemenceau
Vie
Metropolitan
New York
Chimage
Kana Chey
New Jeans
Washington
Philadelphia
National Guard officer reappointed amid duties at Washington
An incomplete report notes Albert G Hane in renewed duties as an aviation cadet of the National Guard of Minnesota with a posting at Walebault Mimi and a planned transfer to Port Cnaha.
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Washington
Get
Craw Ept
Albert G.hane
Imefantiy
Frei
Minnewta
Walebault
Mimi
Miu
Port Cnaha
Denunciation of Bryan That Can't Be Erased
An excerpt from The Omaha Bee notes Bryan did not champion prohibition or women suffrage though public opinion favored both. It references a decade old denunciation and promotes following the editorial series on the page. The piece reflects partisan views and ongoing commentary.
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Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Ryan
Dee
Armour Grain Probe Blocked by Trade Commission
The federal trade commission investigations into wheat futures were blocked when Armour refused to disclose his grain trading figures for 1920 to early 1922. Witnesses discussed market moves from January to June, warehouse crowding, and the May squeeze as factors shaping prices.
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Ogden Armour
Federal Trade Commission
Armour
Victor Murdock
Murdock
Commisnion
L. L. Winters
Why Sir Roger Casement's Shipload of German Arms Failed to Reach Ireland
The vessel loaded with arms from Germany for the Easter uprising was ready to sail but delays forced a postponement. Efforts to warn Casement failed as the ship sailed toward Ireland amid reports of logistic disaster and confusion in the unfolding events.
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Roger Casement
Ireland
Germany
Casement
Weasel
Michael Collins
Ohwe
Nebraska G O P Tax Record Gains Notice in Kansas
Nebraska Republicans praise a state tax reduction while Kansas Democrats protest higher taxes after a peace era rise. Candidates Tendall and Davison campaigned across towns including Marion Danbury Lebanon Wilsonville Henley Beaver City to contrast Nebraska and Kansas fiscal paths.
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P. C. Powell
Omaha Bee
Beaver City
Kansan
Nebraska
Kansas
Charles H. Tendall
Clarence A. Davis
Healrive Power Company WEL beewe Mawe Stock
Healrive Power Company WEL reports a 6 percent payout and 120 cent stock movement amid veteran plant issues at Veterston. The company notes earnings impact from the outage and seeks to reassure investors about ongoing operations and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healrive Power Company
WEL Beewe
Drys Scored by Reavis in Prohibition Debate
Lincoln veteran notes during a speech that opponents Hitchcock and Morehead helped push the eighteenth amendment while others opposed it. He argues the liquor lobby remains influential, claims there are more wet congressional candidates this year, and cites cities from Maine to California as evidence.
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Lincoln
Hitchcock and Morehead
Frank Keavin
Reavis
Congress
Maine
New England
East
West
Louisa
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
San Praneleco
Noted Woman Writer Dies at Home in Seattle
Seattle observer reports writer Elizabeth Willams Changiney 37 dies at her son Steve Champney's home in Seattle. Born Ayring Held Ohio she graduated Vesner College and lived in Berkeley after her husband J. Welle Champney died in 103. She authored travel works and the Witel Wine series for bible.
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Seattle
Elizabeth Willams Changiney
Biele
Steve Champney
Champney
Ayring Held
Ble
Vesner College
Home T
Berkeley
J. Welle Champney
Hindenburg Open to Presidential Run In German Election
The document reports that Field Marshal von Hindenburg is willing to run for German presidency. It notes the Vossische Zeitung slate backing him and mentions the party lineup and associated political maneuvers.
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Hindenburg
Bertin
von Tiindenburg
Wolf
Clerman
Vossbwlow
Attempt to Seal Rise Pads in Fatal Shooting
In Balt take City Utah a fatal shooting is reported involving Tony Pervere Testa. Police and investigators pursued charges as the case unfolds with uncertain results and potential jail time for those linked to the incident.
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City
Utah
Jeep Dwin
Tieghem
Tony Pervere
Testa
Woman Relates Bold Kidnap Attempt by Fred Brown
Violet of Lincoln testified in District Court about pursuing Fred Brown who is on trial for kidnapping. She described manhandling Brown with others, a gun being drawn, and a chase from a bakery to a cave where he allegedly detained several people for hours.
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Brown
Violet
Q Street
Lincoln
Leslie
Fred Brown
Ale
Omaha
Decoration Day
Win
Flo
Ryan
John Bryan
Street
Quackenbush
Shotwell
Haw Rowd
Boyd
Krown
Socialist nominees secure ballot spots in Montana races
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that Socialist Party nominees will appear on the November election ballot for five offices. Named candidates include for United States Senate, Congress from the First District, Governor, Chief Justice, and an associate justice on the state supreme court.
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Montana
Hielena
Mont
Get
Supreme Court
Cierge
Leawrel
Cengter
Reoand
Det Daily of
Kalienel
J. H
Arlee
Jewtice
Farm Bureau Discusses Balance of Appropriation
Proceedings reveal the Farm Bureau delegates debate the balance of the appropriation for agricultural agencies and expenditures. Discussion centers on funding for cotton production, farm services, and related programs, with calls for prudent budgeting and accountability.
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Hureau
May Revise Naval Pact As Talks On Armament Rise
Reports from Washington indicate the United States may seek a three power conference to revise the naval treaty next year. Officials say Paris and Rome must ratify before treaties become effective, with potential backroom moves involving Britain and Japan.
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Washington
London
Malta
United States
Morgen
Henning
Officina
Harvey
Lord Curzon
Harding
France
Great Britain
Japan
Thie
Italy
Horney
Plattsmouth Business Men Report on Strike Troubles
A delegation of Plattsmouth business men, led by Special-Sheriff Quinton of Cam county, met Governor Makelvie to address strike trouble. The group condemned those who left jobs or took others, expressing bitterness and aggression toward strikers and discussing possible political influence.
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Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Quinton
Cam County
Plattemouth
Ingjay
Makelvie
Matterauth
Paylington
Kieren
Hitler
Heatrice Daily Express Acquired by John Kearnes
Local newspaper notes that John Kearnes has purchased the Heatrice Daily Express from the late Clark Peetine. The report mentions the transfer and the new owner planning to operate the paper in Heatrice, Nebraska, with remarks on the former editor’s passing and the community's reaction.
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Heatrice Daily Express
John Kearnes
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Mr. Nugent
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Randall - For - Governor Party
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Meginnature
Neville
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Koga
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Veterston
Drys
Senaator and Morehead
Mheee
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Dilley Store
Kober
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Hughes
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Clark Peetine
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