Seizure of Coal Mines Debated by Senate
The Senate discussed government seizure of coal mines as a possible remedy to the ongoing strike. Senator Lenroot urged government takeover of sufficient mines to secure winter coal, especially for the Northwest, while Senators Walsh Calder and Norris suggested emergency or permanent government operation, countered by Sutherland and King. Secretary Hoover disclosed efforts to mediate between operators and miners, noting they had produced no concrete settlement so far and that he doubts governmental authority to end or intervene in the strike.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Lenrort
Wisconsin
Morthwear
Walsh
Calder
Norris
Sutherland
King
Hoover
Massachusetts
Department of Labor
Department
Southern mills run double time in timber boom
New Orleans reports mills in the area operating at full speed with output expected to extend into July. Mills are upgrading machinery to raise capacity and recruit labor, while a lumber revival pushes timberland values up nearly a dollar per thousand in two months, fueling optimism in the sector.
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New Orleans
Benefits of Cooperative Markets Aid Farmers Relief Efforts
Washington reports a joint congressional commission finds cooperative marketing of farm products can ease economic depression by uniting producers in selecting grading standardizing and assembling goods. Chairman Anderson notes associations help both farmers and public, improving the situation. A separate note says the American association for recognition of the Irish republic calls a June 24 convention in Washington to act on Ireland crisis.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Commission On Agricultural Inquiry
Anderson
American Association For Recognition of the
Tn Ireland
Will Prosecute Cement Cases In New York District
Washington. The department of Justice announces that after a conference between Attorney General Daugherty and Colonel William Hayward United States attorney a decision was reached for vigorous prosecution of the cement case and other anti trust actions in the New York district. President Harding greeted about 15 000 wounded veterans in the White House lawn reception line with General Pershing and Mrs Harding in the crowd of veterans from World War I hospitals around Washington. Nearly 1 500 stood for the handshakes while the president walked to greet the injured and honored veterans, some in wheelchairs.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Daugherty
William Hayward
United
White House
President Harding
General Pershing
Harding
Noted Actress Dies in Pittsburgh Home
Mrs Lillian Russell Moore wife of Alexander P Moore publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader and noted stage beauty for a score of years dies at her home after several days illness in Pittsburgh Pa
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Pittsburgh
Lillian Russell Moore
Alexander P. Moore
The
Pittsburgh Leader
Ford hints at presidential run if people demand it
Detroit reports Henry Ford privately would run for president if the country desired him. He would not spend money to secure or promote a nomination or election, indicating a conditional willingness contingent on public interest.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
American Legion events loom large in Nebraska notice
The Nebraska American Legion convention is set to attract over a thousand veterans in Fremont with Albert J. Beveridge as principal speaker. A ceremony will present past commanders badges to Lincoln, Nebraska City and Scottsbluff leaders, while William Ritchie Jr. may receive a medal. Omaha and Lincoln dominate post counts. A Cass County World War memorial tablet was unveiled at the Plattsmouth courthouse with remarks by Dr. Mills Hayes and DAR. Twenty-one names are engraved.
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Fremont
Albert J. Beveridge
Illinois
Nebraska Legiono
John G. Maher
Lincoln
Earl M. Cline
Nebraska City
Robert G. Simmons
Scottsbluff
Wiliam Ritchie Jr
Omaha
Nebraska Legion
Grand Island
North Whitte
Lawrence E. Treat
C. A. Shelby
Legionnaires
North Platte
Norfolk
Beatrice
Court House
Plittsmouth
Cass County
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. Ty. Street
Mills Hayes
F. Harris
American Legion
Eugene Lister
Notice of sale under chattel mortgage in Sidney Neb
By virtue of a March 15 1921 chattel mortgage Albert Bergquist granted to Aultman Taylor Machinery Co Mansfield Ohio filed May 1922 Cheyenne County Nebraska the amount due 2868 50 as of June 16 1922 will be sold at public gate to the highest cash bidder One 30 60 Aultman Taylor tractor No 2432 and one set of extension rims Dimick warehouse Sidney Nebraska on Friday July 7 1922 at 12 o clock noon Agent R M Wills of Aultman Taylor Machinery Co
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Albert Bergquist
Aultman-Taylor Machinery Company
Mansfield
Ohio
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Aultman-Taylor
Dimick
Sidney
Aultman-Taylor Machinery O
R. M Wills
Aes Ened
Guardian seeks sale of Kathryn M. King's estate in Morrill County real estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a court orders Grace King guardian to sell listed parcels in Morrill County by public vendue on Sunday July 1922 at 11 am at the courthouse front door in Bridgeport. Described properties include multiple quarters and lots across Sections 4 5 6 8 9 9 8 19 49 and Northport area totaling about 368 acres plus additional tracts. Sale to be cash, one hour open, under the Honorable J A Te Well oversight.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Grace
King
Kathryn M. King
J. AL. Tewell
Judicial District of
Mats
Court House
Bridgeport
Morrill County
Ange
6Th VP. M
P. M
Northport
Special School Meeting on July 3 1922 in Cheyenne Neb
Special meeting in School District No. 16 Cheyenne County Nebraska called to vote on a 40 mill levy on one fifth value of all taxable property for general school purposes. Meeting at the school house Monday July 3 1922 at 7 30 p m. Ek M Nelson Director E G Ruht er Treasurer 38 3
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ek. M. Nelson
E. G. Ruhter
Legion Posts Pause Summer Meetings
Kimball Dix and Potter American Legion posts discontinue joint meetings for the summer as members head to farms. Ritualistic ceremonies were introduced in the last round of gatherings.
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Kimball
Dix
Potter Legion
American Legion
Lincoln American Legion installs broadcasting station
A powerful broadcasting station and complete receiving set are installed in the Nebraska state office of the American Legion at Lincoln. First messages and concerts were radiophoned last Thursday with enthusiastic reports from Sterling Seward Minden Utica Columbus and Nelson on signal clarity. Musical concerts followed and more talks on Americanism and flag treatment are planned by State Adjutant Frank B. O Connell and Chaplain Harold Capsey as the station power is increased to reach all parts of the state.
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State Office
The
American Legion
Lincoln
Sterling
Seward
Minden
Utica
Columbus
Nelson
Frank B. O’connell
Harold ©. Capsey
Nebraska City Legion Hosts Open Knockers Meeting
The Nebraska City post invited local Legion members to a knockers meeting asking for public participation. Attendees were encouraged to bring their own eats and come forward with opinions on the topic.
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The
Nebraska City Post
Gering Legion Takes Over Summer Band Concerts
Reports from Nebraska City indicate a short supply of knockers for concerts. The Gering Legion has begun providing summer band concerts, soliciting subscriptions of a dollar from members and citizens. The first concert was held on June 1.
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Nebraska City
Gering Legion
Unable to Find Grave of Missing Rancher
State Journal reports a mound on Fred Kutschara ranch near Hay Springs was opened in an attempt to solve the disappearance of pioneer rancher George Morton. Morton vanished years ago after withdrawing a large bank sum. locals suspect murder and burial on the Kutschara property.
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Fred Kutschara
Hay Springs
George Morton
Morton
Kutschara
State Journal
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Secretary of Commerce
Senator Walsh
American Legion Department of
Nebr
Tionery and Sporting Goods
B. P. Hamilton
J. B. Smith Co
Lorenzo, Nebr
Sidney Steam Laundry
America
Glacier National Park
Rockies
Mammoth Mountain
Glacier
Colorado
M. A. Shipman
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