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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
3
Editor Record notes support for a county General Hospital to serve large immigrant settlements and reduce epidemics. A public meeting at the court house on September 14th is proposed to discuss the idea and determine feasibility and location. THOS. E. BARR.
Washington D C special correspondence reports the Fordney McCumber tariff bill cleared the Senate by 48 to 25 with 23 not voting. Twelve of the nonvoters would have supported the bill and eleven opposed it, leaving a potential 60 to 36 margin if all had voted. Only three Democrats remained protectionist in the final roll call Broussard Ransdell and Kendrick.
The column critiques Senate protection levels and several Democratic senators including Ashurst Shepherd Heflin Fletcher Trammell Swanson Davis and Jones for shifting positions on tariffs. It argues Republicans favored broad protections and accuses certain senators of candid expediency for reelection. The piece references historical context and ends with a casual remark about New York City's one millionth telephone.
The author praises the Washington Conference as the peak of peacemaking, citing arms limitation treaties and agreements on submarines gases and fortifications. It highlights Open Door support, Japan withdrawals from Shantung and Siberia, and reduced war burdens as proof peace is practical. The piece argues Republicans should pursue disarmament and avoid entanglement while pursuing a lasting, non-isolationist peace.
John T. Adams chair Republican National Committee outlines Democratic tax increases since 1913 and wartime spending. He praises Republican era tax relief including over 800 million in new revenue cuts, repealing transportation taxes, passenger ticket taxes, nuisance taxes and other levies to ease public burden.
Secretary Mellon of the Treasury department plans another billion in bonds to mature in December, amid ongoing financial maneuvering and market speculation. The move follows prior large issuances as part of fiscal management and public debt strategy.
The Tacoma Ledger questions Britain proposing a loan in the United States to settle its debt while Germany may float a loan in France to cover reparations, suggesting this could stabilize the financial situation.
The Omaha Bee notes that some women forming Democratic clubs recall that the Republican senator from Nebraska twice or thrice favored blocking votes, arguing his opposition would have denied women the right to vote if his vote had aligned differently.
Union Pacific reduces fares for the Nebraska State Fair from September 2 to 8 with a round trip at one fare plus one third. Minimum round trip fare is $1.00. Special trains from Osceola at 7:42 a.m. on September 6 and 7, returning from Lincoln at 10:30 p.m., with details from local agents.
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