Cloture Threat On Tariff Bill And Seed Licensing Plan
Washington delegates debate cloture to curb tariff bill debate with Democrats warning against a sweeping gang rule. Lincoln Nebraska secretary Leo Stuhr backs a compulsory grain grading law under a state licensing system to lift grain prices, with educational measures planned. Chicago estimates 400 million dollars yearly saved on rail freight under a horizontal 10 percent cut, boosting trade and reducing unemployment.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Lincoln, Nebr
Leo Stuhr
Stuhr
Southwestern Wheat Improvers' Association
Topeka
Kansas
Bay
Chicago
America
Europe economist blames U S for euro troubles
Andre Tardieu, former high commissioner to the United States, told the Chamber of Deputies in Paris that America bears major responsibility for Europe’s economic problems. He argued that America overstepped by trying to legislate for Europe as if making laws for the United States.
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U. S
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
United States
America
Europe
Wisconsin to be storm center in anti prohibition drive
Wayne B Wheeler told delegates at the Wisconsin enforcement convention that Wisconsin will be the storm center for an attack on prohibition this year. He said California New Jersey and Massachusetts will also face strong anti prohibitionist pressure. A Stockholm note reports Sweden’s crisis prompts a parliamentary call for a nationwide organized “Back to the Land” movement for the unemployed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
California
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Stockholm
Sweden
Sign Commercial Treaty At Genoa Between Russia And Italy
In Genoa a commercial treaty between Soviet Russia and Italy has been discussed at the royal palace.
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Genoa
Russia
Italy
Orangeman Twaddell Assassinated in Belfast
Councillor W. J. Twaddell, a West Belfast member of the northern parliament and a noted Orangeman, was shot by gunmen waiting as he went to a store he owned. Coblenz reports Casual Detachment 40 departing for the United States with 100 officers and men. a third have German wives. American force strength in Germany now just over 2,000.
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Belfast
W. J. Twaddell
West Belfast
Coblenz
United States
Germany
Unknown South Pacific Islands Claimed by Thurston
Lorrin A. Thurston, a Honolulu publisher, reports discovering hitherto unknown islands in the south Pacific while cruising in the power boat Palmyra. He says the islands were found on May 10 near Kingman’s Reef at latitude 6.23 north, longitude 162.18 west, and claims them in the name of the United States.
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Honolulu
T. H
South Pacific
United States
Lorrin A. Thurston
Palmyra
Kingman’s Reef
Clever Kitty and Jack Colborn Love Triangle in Rural Tale
Katherine Wells known as Kitty inspires admiration in artist Jack Colborn. Mrs Colborn objects to their bond while Kitty frets over her feelings and age. Jack declares love for Kitty but agrees to marry Elsie, Kitty’s lookalike, after Elsie accepts him and Kitty guides their union.
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Kitty
Katherine Constance Wells
Jack Colborn
Kittle
Jack
Mrs. Colborn
Jackie
Katherine Wells
Elsie
Pisie
No Chance at Banquet Sparks Mockery and Witty Attempt
At the banquet last night Blackstone Jones made a clumsy display while Webster dismissed him as a chump. He tried to pivot with a witty story after the sods cocktails arrived, but the moment fell flat.
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Blackstone—Jones
Webster
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report 1922
Moderate receipts of sheep and lambs with demand lacking and trade dull, prices 25 to 35 cents below last week. Cattle markets weak with 7,800 head noted. beef cattle mostly lower. Hogs sold unevenly lower, tops at 10.80 with most trading around 9.90 to 10.25. Calves and stockers showed varied prices. California spring lambs brought 14.00 to 14.75, fat lambs 12.50 to 13.00, spring lambs 12.00 to 15.00, and fat ewes 4.00 to 7.00. Markets reported at Union Stock Yards Omaha on May 30, 1922.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
California
Sixth annual Club Week opens in Lincoln Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska May 20. Boys and girls under club leaders and chaperons began to arrive this morning for the sixth annual Club Week under the extension department of the state university. More than 200 youngsters from all parts of the state are expected. Many motored into Lincoln but parties from distant parts come in by train.
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Lincoln, Neb
Extension Department
The
State University
Lincoln
Let Advice Be Kindly Quote Reflection
A brief reflective line on advice likened to snow, noting its gentle, enduring impact on the mind and its slow sinking into memory, with a nod to Caleridae as the source or attribution.
Corporations Have No Souls Maxi m Echoed Through History
The idea that corporations lack souls originated with Sir Edward Coke in Suttons hospital. Lord Thurlow later paraphrased the maxim noting you never expect justice from a corporation. They have neither a soul to lose nor a body to kick.
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Sir Edward Coke
Sutton’s Hospital
Lord Thurlow
Footprints on Mount Adams Linked to Flood Legend
Youth's Companion notes 186 apparently human footprints on Mount Adams Washington. Mud that dried into stone marks the Yakima Indians tale of the great canoe landing after the Flood and the people stepping ashore from the submerged canoe site.
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Mount Adams
Washington
Taxi Call 161 Sends Message to Laundry
A terse directive instructs dispatch to route a taxi call labeled 161 to the laundry. The brief note implies a logistical or clerical task within a service operation. No further details are provided about the caller, location, or purpose.
Wind-loss list from Livoni & Son showcases names
Livoni & Son publishes a weekly roster of individuals reporting wind losses. The list includes R. R. McDonald, D. C. Hibbard, J. C. Stikker, C. W. Johnson, and many others such as Herman Brauer, James Irwin, Joe Bowen, Ruttner Bros, Loui Reiners, and W. A. Holmes, plus Livoni clients Jno. B. Schmidt, Edward Walsh, A. R. Oldenburg, William James, McNish Land Co. and W. S. Jones.
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Livoni & Son
W. A. Holmes
C. M. Livoni
Jno
B. Schmidt
Edward Walsh
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Secretary of Agriculture
By Mollig Mather
Western Newspaper Union
South Omaha
R. R. McDonald
D. C. Hibbard
John Portz
Bert Krei
J. C. Stikker
C. W. Johnson
Herman Brauer
James Irwin
Joe Bowen
Ruttner Bros
Loui Reiners
A. R. Oldenburg
William James
W. BR. Morrow
Ralph Schneider
Edgar Nelson
L. J. Windsheimer
H. S. Steele
Carrie Cook
Ruth Ins
M. A. Shipman
B. P. Hamilton
Leo Osborn
Sidney
Sendi
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