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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
2
A Senate poll on immigration limits shows 30 of 75 responding senators favor temporary suspension, 12 oppose, and 33 undecided as debate continues. The result mirrors broader public debate as the Senate and House weigh bills to curb foreign influx. The inquiry follows a census summary noting 108,798.77 figures tied to the fourteenth census.
Ireland split over a British measure with Sir Horace Plankett describing the plan as favoring one fifth of Ireland. He claims the bill is repugnant to four fifths and says his visit to Ireland is only for recreation. he says he will not testify before the committee on conditions in Ireland.
Final Census Bureau figures show total U S population at 106 708 771 as of January 1 this year. The 14th census tallies list state populations with New York at 7 593 170 and California at 6 788 ?. Rhode Island 124 000. Texas 5 662 225. Illinois 4 ?. and other states.
The Oklahoma City pledge follows a decision by the state bankers association to place 1.5 million dollars in assets as immediate protection for all state bank depositors in Wishoma. The agreement signals strong backing for customer funds amid financial uncertainty.
London reports that a com pact between the Lords and Commons averted a clash over the Irish home rule bill. Amendments from the lower house were amicably discussed and approved in principle, allowing the measure to advance. Government proposes Leyte Hospital relief for veterans and housing concerns are noted with reform.
Market weak with farm prices and commodities drifting lower. Dairy and meat markets show slight firmness but overall demand remains subdued as buyers wait for better signals. Prices for corn, wheat, apples, potatoes and cottonseed noted with regional contrasts across Chicago New York and Philadelphia markets.
A long list of local incidents spans labor, education, crime, and public matters. Reports mention awards, appointments, epidemics, and community actions in towns like Beatrice, Havelock, Lincoln, Omaha, and Norfolk, with names such as Albert Riebm and Emory Pickett.
Eleanor Richardson recalls ten years of married life at a restaurant party with Fred as Beth reconsidered a rushed marriage and a baby arrival stirs the table while a surprise guest arrives. The scene shifts from dining room elegance to a domestic turning point as Beth’s future is debated.
Washington and Congress resume talks on a one year emergency tariff to aid farmers including crops like corn wheat beans potatoes and wool. The plan aims to shield farm incomes while labor and industry seek broader wartime controls and employment security effects.
Negotiations resume between parties in Ireland with bishops and clergy urging progress. Key figures including Premier Lloyd George respond to requests for a durable settlement as public circles monitor potential shifts toward peace efforts.
Disjointed OCR reads describe a Manila riot between Philippine constabulary and police, a crime involving a Bert Lerrenworth figure, and the recovery of American war dead aboard the Wheaton. Other items mention Greece's ex-king Constantine, Canada's immigration stance for refugees, disarmament caution, and a Norway official.
The assembly in Geneva admitted Bulgaria Costa Rica Finland and Luxembourg as new League members while France and Australia abstained on the Bulgaria vote. Reports note 45008 German soldiers remain seriously wounded in hospitals two years after the war with many undergoing multiple operations.
Ephben Panaretoff Bulgarian minister to the United States has been recalled by his government and will depart for home soon. Until his successor arrives Dr P Leasineff secretary of the legation will act as charge. Buenos Aires reports Argentina will not notify withdrawal from the league of nations pact, arguing it never was a member.
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