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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

2

Maxim Radio Tests Bring Amateurs Closer to Global Links

Percy Maxim, president of the American Radio Relay League, says amateur wireless tests between the United States, Canada and Scotland prove low powered sets can span long distances. The achievement signals citizen radio is near, enabling direct cross Atlantic talk and advancing worldwide understanding without government gatekeeping.

New York Canada Scotland Percy Hiram’ Maxim American Radio Relay League Maxim Mgt England America Mr. Wells Marconi Radio League

Lands Must Be Kept at Work for Timber Growth

Portland forest service chief Col. W. B. Greeley warned that more than 80,000,000 acres of forest land have been denuded to idle status. He urged keeping timber lands active, citing U.S. dominance in world lumber and the need to expand wood growing to avoid future shortages. He noted ongoing fires and logging reduce productive land and warned of grave consequences if not reversed. Abilene report notes four baby boys born in Taylor County within a year.

Portland Col. W. B. Greeley The Forest Service Washington, D. C Mather Field Cal Forest Fire Conference France Belgium Holland Denmark Germany Switzerland Spain Portugal Colonel Greeley Mississippi Valley Abilene Tex Taylor County M. N.young St. Andrew’s Catholic Church of Tecumseh Scottsbluff Board of Education William Frank

Gandhi's nonviolence shocks British power and hurts trade

Syed Hossain says Mahatma Gandhi, a mild 52 year old, rejects violence as a mortal sin. He warns Britain's empire faces ruin from the nonviolent boycotts that have slashed English exports by a quarter and could cut tax revenue by hundreds of millions yearly.

Washington National Popular Government League Syed Hossian Mahatma Ghandi Hossian India

Bank Robbery at Shipshewana Sees Large Cash Loss

The Farmers' State Bank at Shipshewana Indiana was robbed of 15000 dollars in cash and Liberty bonds. An acetylene torch opened the safe and insurance covers the loss. Police suspect three men who arrived by car late in the day. This marks the ninth bank robbery there in twenty years and the third in the current year. Shipshewana lies ten miles west of LaGrange.

Shipshewana Ind Farmers’ State Lagrange Union Telephone Company Bloomfield State Railway Commission Eugene Gannon U. S Marshak John Gannon Rosalie State ‘Bank “Guaranty Fund State Department Trad Cormierce Nebraska Northwestern Wahoo Bil’ Farris Neato Central City Texas Progressive Party of Lincoln J. H. Edmisten Murdock William Gehrts Ray Lower Valpariaso State Bank Oxford Post No. 219 American Legion Cheyenne County Oscar A. Olson Sidney Denver State Reformatory Douglas County

Nebraska in Brief: assorted local notices and events

Five cases of a strange malady called sporotrichosis treated at St Francis hospital Grand Island linked to German colonies in Africa and the United States. Omaha District news includes a 250,000 year mammoth fossil find near Curtis. farm costs for one year in North Platte valley amount to about 2 030 dollars. Fire safety mishap in Lincoln. Wells Abbott Nierman plant sale in Schuyler for 90 000 dollars. large night school in North Platte expanding. various local civic and legal notes across Nebraska.

Greeley County Henry ‘Kariger Curtis John Korte Enver America Karigér Fossil North Platte Valley Athen Harry Hauser Lymie Lincoln Hauser Hay Martin Wade Iowa Wells- Abbott-Nierman Schuyler Ior United States Hartley Gustave Bahr Squawman Percy Steifel Pierce Steifel State Hospital Norfolk Bahr Bloomfield Gene Purdy Omaha Mr. Purdy Guy Halverstein Nortplik Hedi Nebraska W. B. Smith Bellévue

Possible Dawes successor named for budget post

Washington reports Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes may retire as budget director at the end of the current fiscal year June 30. Official circles also say Brig. Gen. Herbert M. Lord, director of finance of the War Department, is slated to succeed Dawes. Lord, born 1859, has a background as a newspaperman and clerk, later serving as paymaster and in finance roles.

Washington Charles G. Dawes Herbert M. Lord War Department National Army Goethals Army Quartermaster General

Gorky Seeks German Printing for Russian Manuscripts

Maxim Gorky announces travel to Germany to arrange printing of manuscripts long delayed by circumstances. He calls his load a big parcel with contents vital to humanity, including a new tuberculosis treatment method. He notes Russian scientists lack moral support more than funds, and cites troubling statistics on Petrograd health, with 2 percent anemic, 29 percent cancer, 11 percent drunk, 16 percent mad.

Maxim Gorky Germany Gorky Theih St Avage Russia Maukin Petrograd

Woman cabinet prospect grows from Welfare Day at Marion

The idea of a woman heading a national welfare department gains traction after a Welfare Day event in Marion. President Harding reportedly backs uniting women and children's welfare under a female cabinet secretary, with Harriet Taylor Upton named as a likely candidate.

Congress Harding Marion Arntet Laylor Upton National Republican Executive Committee Oif Harriet Taylor Upton

Prince Kuhio to quit congress run for Hawaiian delegate

Congress to miss Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole who ends a twenty year run as Hawaiian delegate to Congress. The prince, royal blood, educated abroad, once a political prisoner, served ten terms and will join the Hawaiian Homes Commission to better serve his people. Born into a storied Hawaiian lineage, his career in Washington ends as he shifts to rehabilitation efforts.

Jonah Kuhio Cupid Kalanianaole Congress Prince of Royal Blood of Hawaii Liliuokalani Republic of Hawaii Washington National Hawaiian Homes Commission

Reading Viceroy of India Faces Turbulent Years

Rufus Daniel Isaac, first Earl of Reading, serves as viceroy amid unrest in India marked by the prince of Wales visit strikes boycotts riots and mass arrests. Born 1860, he rose from sea life to lawyer judge and high offices including solicitor general and attorney general before leading as ambassador to the United States in 1918.

Rufus Daniel Isaac Earl of Reading India Prince of Wales Earl Reading England London Reading Law Lord Reading United States Baith Cohen Wig Queen

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