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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
2
A clipped quotation humorously contrasts self image and grooming with a Red Cross ad that urges care for a daughter. The piece uses two wry definitions: a cautious person is “on pins and needles,” and a pun on pin head.
Dublin dispatch reports government troops under Brig. Gen. Daley assaulting the Four Courts as defenders resist with gunfire and breached gates. In Washington President Harding invites leaders of striking miners and coal operators to a meeting to initiate settlement negotiations with UMW chief John L. Lewis awaiting confirmation.
Westbound Rock Island No. 7 derailed three miles west of Alive Alvo Nebraska. Engineer W N McLennan buried in cab. Fireman Henry Dart fatally burned. Mail Clerk Ray Omer slightly injured. Passengers escaped serious injury as steel equipment withstood the crash at 50 mph.
Chicago July 1 strike appears likely for 400 000 railway shopmen unless railroads agree to halt a 60 million wage cut and restore lost working conditions. B M Jewell head of shop crafts warns executives of an immediate conference to avert walkout by continuing current pay and rules and ending outsourcing. If no agreement emerges, withdrawal from employment on July 1 1922 will be unavoidable.
In the House of Commons Churchill outlines a new British policy to intervene in Ireland using military means if needed. He cautions Unionists to end attacks on Catholics in Ulster and urges loyalists to seek reconciliation with southern neighbors while British troops reinforce peace.
In Upper Silesia, after Germany’s Foreign Minister Rathenau was murdered, insurgent groups and fascist supporters clashed with government troops in Kreuzberg Ibebogau and Ratibor districts. Numerous wounded as troops attempt to restore order amid street fighting and oaths of allegiance.
Nebraska Supreme Court holds that a fraternal insurer must pay a reasonable attorney fee for the policy holder when the fraternal order appeals a judgment, even if the fee statute was enacted after the insurance contract was made. The ruling applies to a case titled one holder against the A Co. EU. and preserves the policyholder's right to compensation on appeal.
Prof. T A Kisselbach of the University of Nebraska says rains last weekend greatly benefited cl over crops including alfalfa pastures and third crop, with late corn oats and potatoes also helped. Farmers who feared low yields in wheat corn oats and potatoes now rejoice as moisture improves prospects.
Representative Burge of Pennsylvania and member of the Baltimore and Ohio conductors union introduces a joint resolution in the house seeking rescission of the railroad labor board wage reduction effective July 1. The measure targets undoing the wage cut imposed on railroad employees.
The Mercedes district near Brownsville is flooded as a levee overflow covers thousands of acres of cotton and corn with about two feet of water. Merced es, a western suburb, suffers the impact of the breach.
James M. Cox, the Democratic candidate who ran for president two years ago, sailed to Europe to observe conditions and criticize the Harding administration on the league of nations, tariffs, and related issues. He described his trip as a fact finding mission aboard the voyage.
A statewide snapshot details a $596,086 July apportionment for Nebraska school districts, Dawson County sugar beet initiative with W. D. Hoover, barberry eradication survey in Pawnee County, and legislative moves on amateur wrestling. Storms, fire losses, court actions, and community updates from Blair to Columbus paint a busy rural scene with notable figures like Gov. W. H. McKelvie and State Supt. John M. Matzen.
R H Bowron of Los Angeles testifies Tanlac improved his stomach spells appetite fatigue and sleep. He says two bottles keep him in fine shape and he now enjoys good health. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
After sunset, light passes through the atmosphere at a grazing angle and is reflected and refracted. The Earth's atmosphere enables a brief twilight glow as the sun lies below the horizon.
A brief literary note quotes a line about a woman carrying her son in her arms and reflects on motherhood as expressed in a recent exchange.
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