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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
2
Committee row over selecting loving member scrapped
The excerpt shows a committee dispute over who should be chosen for a loving role, with members in heated disagreement and efforts to resolve the row. Details are fragmentary but indicate internal jockeying and possible outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sueh
Gulf Hurricane Rams Texas Coast in Weeklong Strike
A tropical hurricane slammed the Gulf coast for nearly a week then moved inland near the Mexican border. Brownsville and Corpus Christi bore the worst, with six feet of water in streets and hotel lobby flooding. Galveston escaped major damage thanks to the seawall. Brownsville suffered isolated wire communications as the storm crossed inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Gulf Coast
Brownville
Corpus Christi
Mexico
Galveston
Wes
Fort Brown
Jewish assembly debates Hebrew as state language in Chicago
Report notes belief that Hebrew will be official language and courts will operate in Hebrew under a new administration. Britain’s Palestine mandate raises expectations the high court seat may go to Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ister Senesiealan Aig-Obr
Great Britain
Palestine
Supreme Court
Leats
Magazines Face Three Month Shutdown Over Labor Crisis
Publicly traded publishers warn that 300 magazines including Collier's Harper's and Life could cease for three months as unions push for higher wages. The plan aims to redirect labor to essential industries, reduce overproduction, and ease wage pressures nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Hearst's
House and Garden
Literary Digest
Harper's
Scribner's. Life
Pictorial Review
Delineator
Woman's Magazine
Outlook
New Republic
Fear Soviet Rule in Police Union Drive
Senator Myers of Montana warned that steps to unionize police in large cities signal a radical move to sovietize government within two years, with the American Federation of Labor in control, unless halted. Senator Thomas of Colorado added that unionizing the army is already being attempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Myers
Montana
Thomas
Colorado
Radical anti red resolutions organized by manufacturers
Chicago reports a propaganda committee formed from sixteen manufacturers and an employers federation. The group aims to secure nationwide ratification of anti red resolutions to be presented to Congress, organized to counter red agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
S Federation of Employers
Boards of Trade
Beheeners Lost in Storm Near Cat Island Bahama
Two schooners with crews missing after a September storm near Cat Island in the Bahama group. Two other vessels were lost. Relief measures include bread trees established at Key West to aid about 6,000 hurricane victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Altom Beard
Cat Island
Bahama Group
Windward Islands
Key West
Nebraska items show strikes shortages and new bridges
A long list of Nebraskan developments includes a strike by Hamilton county telephone workers over wages, a shortage of rural teachers in Lincoln Perkins and Keith counties, and plans for a new bridge across the Niobrara at Meadville. Other notes cite homecomings, church events, school enrollments, potash plant fire losses, sugar shipments, and football schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Lincoun
Perkins
Keith
Clemmona T. D. Hartateck
Jamison
Fremont
Shayier
Fotecopal
Nebraska
Trinity Cathedral
Omaha
Kera Paha
Brown
Nicrara
Meadvill
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
W. Langley
Gage County
Jeifer
Cortland
Perth
Columbus
United Pacific
State Bureau of Markets and Marketing
Depuglas
West
East
J. J. Sullivan
Omahe
State Supreme Court
Lincoln
Washington
Europe
Rals
Sanreon
Hempton
Lakeside
Government Equalization Board
Nocholls
Mi. Garian
Superior
South Omaha
C.J. Miles
Bell Leaxer
Beatrice
Febbury
Norfolk
Columbia Hastings
York
State Livestock Bureau
Methodist Episcopal Conference
University Place
State Railway Commission
Railway Commissiion
State Board of Health
National Public Health Service
Amsberry
Lancaster County District Court
Nebraska University
Iowa City
Mismesa
Minneapolis
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Ames
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas
Syracuse
Descriptive Power Oyster Question Sparks Quick Answer
A teacher asks who can define an oyster. After a pause, Billy raises his hand with a confident but garbled reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Billy
Freezone Corn Remover Ad and Fragments
An advertisement touts Freezone for corns and calluses with claim it hurts nothing and costs cents. The snippet also includes slang captions and fragmentary dialogue about social matters and a line about people owing debts to others.
Pretty dry time at the club dinner last night
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Meyer beer and an orchestra at a club dinner. A line about a leundress hanging the wash and a Red Cross Ball Five appears with odd phrasing. References to Elijah and a cruise with a widow surface in a nonsensical exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
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