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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
2
New York Giants defeated the Yankees 5 to 3 to claim back to back world series titles. The Yankees failed to win any game in the series while Chief pitcher Bullet Joe Bush endured a rough outing.
Washington reports freight car loadings reached 973 271 in the week ending September 23 1923 96 percent of the October 1920 peak. Northern Minnesota forest fires blaze across 500 square miles threatening towns. An Herman vinegar plant fire in Duluth causes extensive damage. Seminole reservation in Everglades under water after heavy rains. Greek war mobilization urged for able bodied citizens. Russian Black Sea fleet mobilization rumored. Amnesties proclaimed for Irish offenders surrendering by October 15. University herd tests boost state agricultural college breed standards.
In Cleveland a rift appeared as coal operators caucused with miners to discuss wage talks. They rejected a federal proposal to name twenty outsiders to President Harding for a Botah-Wilson era fact finding panel. Secretary Hoover and Secretary Davis urged submission of outsiders’ names.
Revelation announced James A. Gillen of Lament Iowa was chosen by direct revelation to succeed Homer T. Griffiths of Columbus Ohio as president of the quorum of the Twelve in the 65th RLDS general conference. Griffiths has served as apostle for over 25 years and led the quorum about 20 years.
The United States Railroad Labor Board temporarily refused a proposed 2 cent per hour increase for track and common laborers in Chicago. Seven of nine members participated, with Albert Phillips and Samuel Higgins absent. Public representatives Hooper Barten and Hanger sponsored the rejection, citing changes in industrial conditions since last March. The prior wage cut of 5 cents per hour took effect July 1, and public testimony suggested wages and living conditions had begun rising slightly after June.
Figures submitted to the state railway commission show Nebraska railroads report a worsening grain car shortage this year due to the early grain rush. The increase follows similar concerns voiced earlier, threatening farm shipments and market delivery.
Victims of stomach trouble report relief after using Taniac. A South Bend resident, Joseph Heckell, describes severe prior symptoms including fainting spells, now reporting improved digestion and energy. The ad promotes Taniac as a cure and urges purchase at druggists. The piece ends with a student humor quote about opportunity for artists and musicians.
A brief notice references a local appeal or community notice under a recurring proverb. The fragment implies a civic or social support context without concrete names, dates, or events readable in the text.
Nebraska items report the death of former regents chairman Colonel George Lyon Jr and other notable losses. Also covered are court rulings on hospital tax exemptions, a state attorney general appointment, education meetings across districts, road and power developments, sugar beet production forecasts, and local incidents including accidents and civic events.
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