District Judge K. KE. Good Files for Supreme Court Seat
District Judge K. KE. Good of this district has filed for Supreme Judge in the election this fall and will be a very strong candidate.
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K. KE. Good
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
4
Readers split on light wines and beer program
Critics fault the plan for beer content and for not defining how light the wines are. Despite objections the proposal is likely to gain general acceptance.
Unterrified democracy under fire from third party converts
The piece argues there is no true unterrified democracy and warns that growing third party defections from the Democratic ranks alarm bright party members who fear the shift.
Harding’s First Year in Office Marked by Progress
The piece notes one year since President Harding took office and argues the nation has made substantial gains, comparable to the early achievements of the McKinley administration in recovering from the height of the statesman from Buffalo.
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Harding
McKinley
Statesman
Buffalo
Hitchcock Candidate Hope Fades in Nor ton Debate
In a terse campaign moment Norton declined to bite at the bait to back the Hitchcock gubernatorial bid. The exchange underscores political caution as nominees seek traction.
Disjointed Voter Sentiment Cited In Hitehedek Race
Fragmentary remarks describe voters wary of a crowded field for governor with earlier Democratic hopefuls avoiding a rush to enter. The text notes persistent chatter about Hitehedek and the crowded candidate lineup.
Local Debate Over Gas Tax Splits Kentucky Voters
The text notes lingering belief that a gag or tax bill was not passed and describes anxiety urging lawmakers to endorse the gas tax. It mentions a Kentucky figure remarking that people cannot reveal much, highlighting political tension and potential platform changes.
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Kentucky
Kaint
Removing Speculators Aids Cooperative Marketing Plan
The article argues that eliminating speculators is only a step in a broader cooperative marketing strategy. The core aim is to create a farmers marketing concern to handle the vast grain output, reducing speculative influence on prices to near zero, likening it to a powerless fly on a chariot wheel.
Tax Bills Reflect What We Buy For School City County State
The text argues that tax payments accurately reflect purchases for schools, city, county, and state. It compares the large bills to goods bought for families and notes that bill collectors arrive, leaving fixed taxpayers with no portion of the bill seeming good.
Keckley Files Democratic Run for State Senate Seat
Chas R. Keckley of York announces he seeks the Democratic nomination for state senator from a district comprising Polk York and Hamilton Counties. Keckley is described as an old timer in politics during the era of John H. Powers.
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Chas R. Keckley
York
Polk, York
Hamilton Counties
Keckley
John H. Powers
Byrum plan pushes for code reform and two-name ballots
The piece endorses A. H. Byrum’s code administration and budget plan as a fix to harmonize duties with state officials. It also supports a municipal ballot system offering two names per office to improve voter choice and policy discussion. It outlines Europe’s improving debt payments and U S debt repayment gains, arguing for firm repayment and against debt cancellation.
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A. H. Byrum
Nebraska
Byrum
Ing
Patriot Histories in Schools Stir Debate Across Cities
A sweeping letter argues for American authored textbooks that honor the Revolution and avoid pro American bias. It urges standards in text selection and teacher appointments to foster patriotism and constitutional respect.
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New York
Washington
George III
New York City
America
Bryne
How the Tax Dollar Is Divided in Lincoln 1921
A Lincoln city table breaks down the $100 tax bill for 1921, detailing allocations to courts, constitutional offices, code departments, relief for soldiers, schools, university, normal schools, roads, bridges, and urban services. The chart notes it shows tax money only and excludes fee-based expenditures and state grants.
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Lincoln
Attisergess
Ccc
Ehlueese
University
Capitol Fund
Jevy
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