President Harding's State of the Union 1922 Address Highlights Reform
President Harding outlines postwar problems in his annual message. He pushes for railroad labor board reform, expanded farm credit, broader immigration limits, and a national plan to regulate wages and freight costs. He warns against Prohibition challenges and calls for governors to meet to align federal and state enforcement.
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Pennsylvania Senator Urges Citizens Study Senate Functions
Gaterman urges New York audience to learn how the upper chamber operates and to follow all senatorial campaigns. He says effective citizens must understand the Senate beyond choosing local representatives and engaging with national issues. The talk emphasizes informed participation in governance.
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Cornhusker Items and Local News Highlights
Nebraskan items report a steam cooker explosion injuring Mrs Barrows of Lincoln, dismissal of Ank Caviness as president of Penn State Normal effective August 1, 1923, and Grand Island shipping 2 700 000 eggs to England. Fremont schools form a basketball league with a league trophy, while Hartington wins northeastern Nebraska soccer football title. Thieves raid Staumder county bog pens taking 65 head from John Winslow’s farm. The State University Agricultural College lists winter short courses for farmers. Omaha records show 4 502 intoxication arrests in 11 months, as Richardson County starts fund drive for county fair association. Central City farmers urged to subscribe for fire truck funds. State finances show November receipts shortfall of 178 000 and general fund overdrawn by 742 000. Grand Island mother and child escape injury when kitchen stove explodes. W F Thiehoff promoted to general manager of Burlington eastern lines. Liberty Gage County to vote 7 000 in bonds for electric current. Randolph’s Catholic bazaar and dinner nets over 400, likely the largest in the region for church improvements. Rose Comb Ancona poultry winners at the Omaha Realty Show with Ross KR Meams of Lincoln winning multiple placements.
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Gage County
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Ancona
Omaha Realtry
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Meams of Linncoln
Nebraska Children’s Home Society launches 50000 dollar campaign
The Nebraska Children’s Home Society, headquartered in Omaha, announced a drive in January to raise 50000 dollars for a receiving station to provide temporary housing for homeless or childless children. The campaign involves private supporters across the state with bank treasurer Fred W. Thomas leading fundraising efforts.
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First National Bank of Omaha
Allied premiers fail to agree on reparations plan
Allied leaders adjourn without consensus on Ruhr force, German moratorium, and Paris resumption set for January 2. Britain rejects military action, Poincaré seeks guarantees while Mussolini’s plan is dismissed as futile. Allies hope the United States may avert a break in the entente.
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Agreed Disarmament Framework Reached At Conference
Moscow delegates from Russia and border states approve a framework for arms limitation with an arbitration board to be finalized after ratification. Baltic army reductions discussed with Poland proposing cuts to 280000 within a year. further reductions planned annually.
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Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Clean White Clothes
Purports a convenient cleaning solution for white garments after a long day of chores. The advertisement emphasizes satisfaction from spotless laundry using a labeled product.
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