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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1922

Page

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Nebraska Senator McCormick on League of Nations clash

A column argues Senator McCormick opposes the League of Nations, citing his Omaha speech and travel to Geneva. It claims critics warn the treaty risks entangling alliances and US military involvement if Wilsonian policy had prevailed.

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The Killing Frost In Autumn’s Quiet Reflection

The piece recalls a light frost that spared life, noting how vines and flowers withstood early cold. It contrasts bare trees and fallen leaves with renewed appreciation for childhood joys, fields, and a widening view beyond town as the season turns. The frost did not kill beauty but clarified perspective.

Pleasant Judicial Interlude in Wilkes-Barre

In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a police magistrate punished a man for beating his wife by jumping the bench and striking him twice, leaving the prisoner with blackened eyes. The judge fined him and jailed him for three months, a scene described as a poetic yet rough form of justice.

Wilkenbarre Katherine Fuller Gerould Pennsylvania

Opening a Florence community hall boosts Omaha neighborhood unity

The Florence community hall, with a branch library and boy scouts in the basement, signals renewed neighborhood identity in Omaha’s north. The project supports local groups like Mothers circles and improvement clubs and may inspire future community halls in other districts.

Florence Omaha Benson Dundee South Omaha Carter Lake District Boy Scouts

Dreams of Empire and the Burlington Northern Great Northern plan

The St Paul Dispatch notes a congressional effort to charter a merger of Burlington Northern and Great Northern into a single large railroad system. The piece recalls James J. Hill and past railway consolidations, highlighting the dream of an empire builder and the era’s ambitious railroad politics.

St. Paul Dispatch Congress Burlington Northern Pacific Great Northern James J. Hill Nebraska Marniman Chicagi, Hurlingten & Quincy Agerestivenses Crete Ran Miet Beltane Chicago Murraginn & Quincy Unie Radio Monument Empire Baiine

From State and Nation on democracy and future tech dreams

A long discussion reflects on democracy in Maine communities and charitable giving, alongside forecasts of radio, telephone, and wireless progress. It notes hopes for biographies in film, and the public interest in science and invention, including travel, the magic tube, and early wireless concepts.

Endorsed county attorney candidate defended by rival

A long letter to George A Williams defends Lloyd Magney and Henry Beal while attacking Charley Bryan and Gov. Charley. It praises Abel V. Scotwell and Henry Beal’s integrity and questions political false claims, urging sincerity and moral stands in Nebraska politics.

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Bryan's Opinion of Hitchcock in 1920s political debate

A fragmentary opinion piece discusses Hitchcock and Democratic governance, mentioning Nebraska and national reform efforts. The text references support and opposition dynamics, party strategy, and debates on amendment proposals linked to the era's political climate.

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