davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
zENIcH 50, NEvEsTA 2e.

Londyn, "a. srpna. - Dnes
bylo oznameno, ze gen. Pey-
ton Conway March, dfivejsi
nacelnik stabu armady Spoje-
nych StatI a slecna Cora Vir-
ginia McEntee, Americanka,
uzavrou spolu shatek Ultra.
Nevesta jest dcerou manzeld
Arthur McEntee-ovych Broo
klyna a cyta 26 let veku. S gen
Marchem, jemuz jest SO, Sc
znamila Sc ma cestach po Evro-
pc. Novomanzele hodlaji pod
niknouti dlouhou svateb. cestu
do severnf Afriky Indie a
pres Filipiny a Japan zp6t do
Spojenych StatG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
FASCIST NEPOTRE-
BUZZ VOLEB.


Milan, Italie, "a. srpna. -
Populo D. Italia, casopis pre-
miera Mussolinlho, prohlasu-
je v redak6nim clanku dnes, re
Jest, nutno uciniti konec vsem
iecem O volbach, jezto fascist
mohou ziti klidne a pokojne
,bez voleb. List napada Luigi
Sturzo, drivejsiho generalnSho
sekretafe katolick6 strany a
pravi, ze "vykofist' 'ovani ma
bozenstvi k pol;tickym 1celdm
nebude trpeno."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25

zadne rynsike otazky, iez me-
la by byti resena mezinarod-
ne. Porynsti mali prayo roz-
hodnouti sami pro sabe, v ram
ci nemecke republikanskes t.
stavy, Jake form6 chteif Ii
ii uvnitr nemecke rise.
"Otazka nasi hospod&fsk&
schopnosti dostati z&vazkhm
mela by byti otazkou pro wy
jednavani. otazkou pro kom-
promis. Otazka nemeckeho
Porynska neni vsak pro mas
zadnou otazkou pro kompro-
mis-. Jest to otazkou zivota
pro kazdeho Nemce, jenz 81
zasluhuje toho jmena; a pro
kazdou n6meckou stranu mti-
re byti pouze jeden Gil, neme-
cke Porynsko uvniti. spojene
n9mecke rise"
Nabidka Cunova, kterou
Stressemann opakoral, navr-
hovala V podstate zaplatiti
90, 900. 100000 zlatych marek.
as! $4,000, 900, 900, do roka
1891.
Berlin, "a. srpna. - Ell
nancni diktator - nejl6pe ne
kdo ze Spoienych Ctatd'
jest nynf jedin& nad3je n N3mec
.ka nssafxh tadnut: TONNE !
No finssdnfiio q lS1ks k51ke-
no chaosu," die mfnenl DR..
georgia 'Gothe;na, vldce tax
zvane demokraticke strany v
risskem snemu. Die jeho na-
hledu by neprospelo, kdyby ma
takove misto .byl ustanoven
Nsmec. iezto tyz nikdy by me-
prim6l RISKY snem, ably se III
dill jeho odporucenimi, pfipad-
ne instrukcemi. "Proc Sc na-
smifiti s takovou cizi kontro-
lou. jez v nejhnrs m pfipada
trvala by jenom nekolik ro-
ku?" pravi DR.. Gothein.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
UZNANf MExIKA
ZDRzENO.
Dojde vsak k tomu nSkdy ku
konci pfistiho mssice.

Washington, "a. srpna. -
Vlada Spojenych StatI, bylo
dnes oznameno v Bilem Dome
nenf hotcva formaln6 zahajiti
obnoveni diplomatickych VITA
hi s Mexikem az nekdy ku
konci zaTi nasledkem nutnosti
dalsiho doroz,m9ni 8 vladou
Mexika.
Panuje mfneni, ze tyka Sc
to urovnani rdznych narokd,
jez vznikly z drivejsch nepo-
radkn v sousednf repubice, 4
"a nichz americti obcane neb
obchodnf firmy byly poskoze-
ny. o techto v6cech doslo k
dorozum9ni ma konferenci We
meste Mexiku, nicmene vsak
odbor statu jest toho mineni,
ze must byti uzavreny 0 mich
zvlastnf smlouvy. Americti ko-
misafi, Payne a Warren, pred
|lozili odboru statu pouze svo-
III zpravu, ma jejM zaklade
museji byti teprve vypracova'
nv smlouvy a pfedlozeny 'ku
schvaleni vlade zdejsi jakoz
, one Mexika.
z t6chto pffcin zdrzelo sc
formalnf uznani Mexika a OBJ
novenf diplomatickych vztahd
IS MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
LEVIATHAN PREDS1IHL
OLYMPIC.

Londyn, "a. srpna. - Levia.
than pfijel do Cherh 5frgu v
5 hodin dnes rano a V South.
amptonu jest ocekavan v /,
hod. dnes odpoledne. Y IRA
dovnach linie White Star bylo
sdeleno. ze parnlk Olympic
jenz minul Sandy Hook minu,
lon sobotu asi sp0l lAhodiny pied
obrovskym americkym parni
KEN, byl ocekavan We fran
couzskem pristavu v $50 hod,
dnes vecer a v Southampton
Ultra rano. Predstihl tudiz Le-
yiathan Olympic o 13 hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
v BERLfNE: NEMAJt PO-
STOVNfCH ZNAMEK.

Berlin, "a. srpna. - K nou-
ri O vselike potre|by zivctni sc
pridruzila nouze % postovni
znamky. Vsichni tiskafi v Ne
mecku mali talk ma pilno s IT,
st6nim papirovych marek, ze
lplne zanedbali tisk postov-
MICH znamek. Dnes bylo IVY
Seno postovne vladou O 1000
procent, tax re ma dopisy do
c;ziny bude tieba "a 10000
marek postovnich znamek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
v 2e HODINACH, Ia
MINUTACH.
Docilen byl let pres pcvninu
poStovnim aeroplanem.

Hampstead, N. Y, "a. srp-
ma. - Kdyz aeroplan Tizeny
Wesley L. Smithem postou
re San Franciska snesl Sc ma
Hazelhurst letisti dnes, nejnad
senejsi nadeje 1fednikd vzdus
ne posty Spojenych Statd by
" vice nez splneny.
Nejenom rekord pro proza.
timnf New York-San Franci'
sko pokusne postovni lety byl
rredcen, avsak let vykonan Y
dob6 q tricet sest minut kratsl
nez vyzadal 81 let bez zastav.
ky armadnich aviatikn, poru'
clkn .Kellyho a MacReadyho.
Pilot Smith pfivezl postu
.icz nalozena v San Franciskl
jenom dvacet sedm nonn 8
Ia minut pred tim. Nlkdy ne
byla posta dodana tax rychle
Odrazf-li Sc sedesat minut, jea
81 vyzadalo prekladani postl
ma Sesti mistech, kde zastavk,
aeiaxny, skutecny let trval ie
nom rs hodin a ID minut. Ne
lepsi dosavadni rekord pfet
tim byl q hodin a q minuta
Let bez zastavky, por1lcfkt
Kellyho a MacReadyho, z New
Yorlu do San Diega, trval y
hodin q pades&t minnt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25

ba ze az dOsud v neimensim
medal ma jevo, ze chtel by
pouziti prava, ktere mu dava
zakon statu Pennsylvania.
Mezitim CO Sc pracuje ma
novem planu ma odvraceni
stavky, uhelna komise Spoje-
nych Stat1 podnika kroky, by
zajist6no bylo dosti uhli spotre
biteldm, kdyby ku stavce pre-
ce jenom doslo. Predseda
Hammond pravi. ze bude do
sti mekkeho uhli koksu a ze
ceny nebudou nijak premrste-
ny.
Guv. ,Pinchot, kdyz vysel z
Bileho Domu, uGinil nasledG1f-
ci prohlaseni:
president byl talk lahkav,
ze povolal mne do konference
vzhledem k uhelne situaci 4
pozadal mne, abych podnikl,
co jest v me moci ma jeii roz-
lust6ni. Zdrzoval jsem Sc vse
likych feci, pokud jsem neve-
del, ze jest to pfanim presi-
dentovym, abych tax ucinil.
Nyni vejdu bezod'kladne We
styk s havffi j t9zaTi Timed po
navratu do Harrisburgu."
Jm6nem presidentoyym by
10 pouze feteno, ze sucineno
bylo dohodnuti 0 spolupGsobe-
nj mezi vladou federalni o.
nou statu Pennsylvania.
Atlantic City, N. j., "a. srp-
Ma. - Skalovy vybor havifske
unie re tri tvrdouhelnych di-
'striktd v Pennsylvania splno-
mocnil dnes sve liredniky mari
diti vsem havifim zanechati
prace /. zari a odrocil Sc, ode
jew mesta. urednfci unie do
spell vsak k dorozumeni te-
zari, aby udrzovany byly dolly
" poradku, tax ably nebyly "a
p!aveny behem zastaven' pra-
ce. X lkolu tomu bude zapo-
trebi asi 1000 havird.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
DfTE ZABITO OTCOVYM
AUTOTRUCKEM

Bluffton, O., "a. srpna. -
Truck, ffzeny Harry Longem
pTejel jeho dvouletou dceru-
sku dnes odpoledne a ma mi
ste il usmrtil. DitIko sc priba-
tolilo, aby uvitalo sveho otce,
jenz domI SC vracel a pablo
pod truck. Jedno kolo tehoz
lprejelo mu hlaNGlnu, Zpdso.
bivsi okamzitou smrt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
POLICISTE UVEZNENI PRO
PRIJlMANf UPLATKU.

Viden, "a. srrna. - Jede.
En&ct 4tsktch stainJch polici.
stu a hotelovych zfizencI by.
10 zde zatGeno. Jsou obvineni,
re "a 1platky vystavovali Po.
lakIm Uhrdm prIkazy byto-
We, aby Jim umoznili Cd anne
rickeho konsula obdrzeti visa
ku ceste do Spoj. Statd. Visa
takova lie pry We Varsave a Y
Budapesti jenom velmi tezko
cbdrzeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
SHIRT We vODoPADECH.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, "a.
- Neztotozneny muz,
asi 65-lety, byl smeten vcera
pres americkou stranu vodo-
padd. Prvn9 byl widen nsi 100
stop cd Prospect Point, jak u
nasen byl prondem a cineny
pokusy 0 jeho zachranenf, nez
on Sc tomu vzeprel a dal Sc u
naSeti smrti vstric.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
HROZNE zELEZNlCNl
NESTESTl.

Widen, "a. srpna. - Pade-
sat osob bylo zabito a 100 po-
raneno, kdyz expressni vlak 2
Vilny do Varsavy Sc vysinul 2
koleji blize Rozanky a spadl
do reky, die zpravy z polske-
bo hlavniho mesta dnes zde
obdrzene. Mezi cestujicfmi by
ii mnozi vyst9hovalci do Anne
riky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
MELLON JEST ROVNEZ
PRO COOLIDGE.

Washington, "a. srpna. -
Sekretaf pokladny Mellon,
ienz nedavno Sc vratil 2 Evro-
py, prohlasil Sc pro nomlnova
nj presidenta Coolidge v repu-
blikanske narodni konvenci Y
pfistim roce. Stejn6 rrohla-
Semi ucinil senator Curtis z
Kansasu, o nemz sc mluvilo ja-
ko o moznem presidentskem
kandidatu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
CHLADNO POSKODILO
URODU TABAKU.

Goldsboro. N. c., "a. srpna
- P9stitele tabaku ma iihM u.
trpf znaene ztraty n&sledkem
chladna poslednich dvou dnt
Ma dneSek v noci rtut' v teplo'
meru klesla ma % stuphI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
ULTIMATUM ITALIE
JIHOSLAvIl.

Rim, "a. srpna. ltalska
vl&da poslala ultimatum Jiho-
slavii, pozadujfcf konecne roz-
hodnuti We v6ci Rjeky. Zde Sc
tvrdi, ze belelhradska vlada
stale zdrzuje urovnanf trapne
situace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
ZVYSENA A PODZEMNf DO
PRAVA v CLEVELANDE.

skych poulicnich drah Peter
Witt zastava myslenku, ably Sc
Clevelandu podobne jake il
nym velemestIm doctalo dra-
ny zvysene a podzemnj, jeli-
koz stale vzrustajici dopravni
ruch Sc nemGze nyn6jsi ma
Sc ulice vmestnati. Jinou od-
pomoci ma byti rychla vystav-
ba mostu pres reku Cuyahoga,
z Huron rd. S. f. ma I.orain
ave.
President clevelandske spo-
lecnosti puolicnich drah, j. j..
Stanley Sc vcera vyslovil, ze
srolecnost Sc nikterak nestavi
proti projektdm, jest-li re 81
jich lid bude pratt. Zvysena
draha a snad podzemni by
bez odporu frekvenci ulevily
a re jiz drive bylo s Wittem 0
planech jednano. Provedeni
vSak by vyzadovalo tax znac-
neho nakladu. re by iizine by
10 pom6rn6 vyssi nez-li jsme v
Cleyeland6 zvykli platit, v
v cemz souIhlasi oba jmenova-
nj.
Dosavadni poulicni trat9 by
arc; zustaly, pro cestuiici ma
mensi vzdalenost, kdezto move
projektovane systemy dopra-
vovaly by hlavne do predme-
sti. DIE predbeznych pland
zfizeny byly by prozatim tri
hiavni trate:
1.) Cd Euclid Superior,
East Cleveland, zvysena rdraha
ma vych..l7. l.,edale podzem.
| nj pres most Detroit Superior
az k zap. 32. ul. a dale opetne
zvysenou az k zap. 65. ul. k
Denison ave. Odbocka k Ed
gcwater parku ke Clifton bou-
levardu az k hranicim mesta
IN zap. lit. ul.
2.) Cd hranic mesta ma Ce-
dar rd., zapadne po Cedar rd.
az k vych. 22. ul., pak po c.
dar ave. k vych. 9. ul., odkud
podzemni pod Prospect, HUI
ron, Ontario pres novy projek
,tovany most ma Lorain ave. a
J zap. 25. ul. az k State rd.
3.> Cd Miles ave. a vych,
?3. ul., zvysena draha po 93.
k Buckeye rd., pax po Wood.
land az k Eagle k nynejsi sta
| re trznici k vych. 3. ul. U je-
zerniho pobrezi.
Zastavky ma novych tratich
byly by prizpdsobeny tax, aby
cestujici poulicnimi karami
mohli pohodlne pfestupovati.
Podivnym jest, ze v novem
projektu vysla Broadway ma
prazdno bude odkazana ma
dosavadni dopravu jen kara
mi poulicnimi. Pripad, o kite.
rem by snad uvazowani "a to
stalo, dokud jeste jest cas-.
DIE plant projizdeti bude
zrychlena doprava jen nepatr'
ne krajany obydlenymi sekce'
mi. Dotkne Sc jen letmo Blu.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Smith Aims Blow
at Jailer's Profits
Bill Would Make II Duty of
County Board to Buy
Food for Prisoners.

Lincoln, Jan. 190Special.) An
other bill aimed at the thousands of
dollars made annually by the Doug
las county sheriff in feeding prison
ers Of the county jail was introduced
in the lower house of the state legis-
lature h5T Ed Smith of Omaha.
The Smith bill would make 1t the
duty Of the county commissioners to
purchase the food for prisoners. The
sheriff could put in acquisitions for
food but could not collect the 80 cents
a day per prisoner allowed under the
law.
If there Is any money left. it would
go to the county and not to the sheriff
under the Smith measure.
The Smith bill also would give to
the county commissioners the power
To employ a cook to superintend
the preparation of the food for the
prisoners.
This bill differs from the Larkin.
Chambers bill in the senate in that
it does not empower the county
commissioners to employ a purchas-
ing agent.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Join the 1000 Club"
Its Purpose-To Instill Happiness in the Hearts of
Homeless Children

Omaha Bee who are fostering the
campaign.
The Nebraska Children's Home So
ciety has been in existence for so
years. During that time more than
10000 children were given out for
adoption and put in good homes.
THE society is only Temporary re-
ceiving home where the homeless
children are kept until suitable par
ents are found for them" said Dr..
Max Emmert Of the Lions club. who
is chairman Of the campaign commit
tee.
If homeless and neglected children
are to become clean. useful citizens,
someone who is interested in them
must keep watch over them during
the period Of their childhood. When
parents fail in their duty or death
robs the children of the care they
should have, someone must help the
unfortunate kiddies. 1t is far beuer
than to let them become ne'er-do- wells
or criminals .
Help the poor kiddies find a real
mother and a good home.
Fill n the coupon and mail il with
SO to the ! 900 club" editor, The
Omaha Bee
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Move Started to Clear
La Follettes War Record

Madison, Wis. Jan. 19.-fBy \. P.lZ-
Public burning OF the 'round robin
signed during the war by several hun
dred University of Wisconsin profes-
sors. denouncing the war record of
United States Senator Robert NJ.
La Toilette. Is ordered by a resolution
introduced in the state senate today.
This resolution. endorsed by Gov.
ernor J. !. Blaine. and backed by the
La Toilette forces in control of the
legislature. directs the librarian Of the
State Historical society TO turn over
the document containing the sigma
lures q the university professors 10
the superintendent of public property.
who IS ordered 10 destroy it.
great public demonstration in
connection with the bonfire Is planned
by the La Toilette hackers. If the
resolution introduced by Senator
Huber Is adopted. IT is the first of
the moves planned by the administra-
tion TO clear the senior Wisconsin
senator Of charges made against his
war record.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Woman Speeder Pays 81
Fine to Retain Her Child

Only the warning that if she per.
sisted in her refusal to pay a 81 fine
Tor speeding, her year old baby
which she carried in her arms. might
be taken from her and given to juye-
nile court authorities induced Mrs
r. Z. Won Behren, sos South Fifty
ninth street. TO pay the fine in DO.
Ice court Yesterday.
Mrs. Won Behren stood before judge
Patrick while Sergt. George Emery
testified she was driving IS miles an
hour when he caught UP with her.
Mrs. Won Behren insisted that she
was going only % miles.
Following the warning. however
she paid the clerk $3.50 and departed.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Capper Farm Aid
Measure Passed
Without RollCall
Arrangements Made to Take
Up Lenroot-Anderson Bill
in Senate Without Delay
Expect Early Vote.

Washington, Jan. 19.-fBy A. F. >
Passage by the senate today of the
Capper agricultural credits bill was
followed by arrangements for i'm
mediate consideration Of the supple
n4entary farm credits measure. the
Lenroot Anderson bill Intervention
of an appropriation bill and other rou-
tine measures. however. threatened
to defer opening of debate on tho
Lenroot-ABderson measure until Mon.
day.
The Caprer bill was passed with
out opposition or a roll call.
Considerable criticism reyolyed
about It's alleged insufficiency TO aid
the farmer and advocates Of the Len
root-Anderson bill contend that it Will
go much further.
Administration leaders were agreed
upon a policy of holding the Lenroot-
Anderson bill before the senate until!
disposed OF before proceeding with the
administration shipping bill. 1t Is
hoped TO reach a vote on the last
farm credit bill next week and thera-
by break the legislative jam which
has held up the shipping measure.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
President Harding and
John d. Rockefeller. Sr..
Hare Uonderful Teeth

Chicago. Jan. 19.-President Hard
ing and John d. Rockefeller. sr. have
wonderful sets Of teeth, the thousands
Of dentists attending their annual
convention learned yesterday when Dr
John + Stephan Of Cleveland de-
scribed some Of his famous patients.
The presidents teeth are all his
own. toe. DR.. Stephan assured his
colleague. At specified times l go TO
Washington 10 look after the dental
needs Of the president and his wife.
he said. There is very little To be
done with either. but they both believe
in being on the safe side and have
me look at their teeth. whether they
need Il OF not.
"Nr. Rockefeller is IS years old. but
he has wonderful set of teeth and
he never fails 10 give them proper
attention
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Aged Man Hangs Self
in Basement of Home

Edgar Evans, r. hanged himself
with a clothes line in the basement OF
the home Of his son. Russell NJ. Evans.
1887 Decatur street. yesterday after
roon.
The body was found by his son
when he returned to the house shortly
after ).
In a note. the aged man stated that
lie feared a stroke of paralysis, and
that he was lonely fer his wife, who
died 16 years age.
Mr.. Evans had lived with his son
for year and half. coming to Oma-
Ia from Panora. Il. He was not in
pronounced Ill health. although he
had not been feeling well for some
time.
Besides his son. Russell. he is sur
vived by another son. John. at Perry.
Ia, and daughter. Mrs. Edna Black
man of Moccasin. Mont.
Funeral arrangements have rot
been completed.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Threat to Clean Out" Whole
Daniel Family Is Alleged

Bastrop. La. Jan. l9-tBy A. -
William J. Mcdonald, 60, brother-in-
law OF J. L. Daniel. father of Watt
Daniel. who with T. F. Richard was
kidnapped near here August "a and
whose mutilated bodies were found in
Lake La Fourche. last month, testi-
fled at the open hearing into the ac-
tivities of masked men in Morehouse
parish today that Jap" Jones had
told him the whole darned Daniel
family would be Cleaned out" be-
fore the alleged attempt to assassi-
nate DR.. b NJ McKoin was settled.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Fight onControl
of Central Pacific
Railway Dropped
Union Pacific Agrees to Sup.
port Claims of S. P. if Traf-
fic Agreement Approved
by the Commission.

Washington, Jan. 19.-Proeeedings
before the Interstate Commerce com.
mission today opened road for com.
plete settlement Of the controversy
between western railroads over con-
trol of the Central Pacific system.
Representatives Of the Union Pacific.
which has fought the application of
the Southern Pacific TO retain the
Central Pacific lines under lease. gave
notice during final arguments on the
case that they would support the
Southern Pacific's claim. provided the
commission would approve a project
ed traffic agreement between the two
lines covering future utilization in
transportation Of the Central Pacifie's
trackage.
In behalf Of the Western Pacific. a
similar position was stated and only
the public service commission of Ore
gon protested against the solution
which the railroads concerned advo-
Gated.
Await Approval OF Courts.
Fred II. Wood. counsel for the
Southern Pacific, said the tentative
of the case outlined today
before the commission must await
of the courts before becom-
ing a finality. BY decision of the su-
preme court, he explained. the South
ern Pacific had been ordered TO re-
linquish control of the Central Pa
clfic on the theory that their present
constitutes restraint of
II the commission now considers
that provisions Of the transportation
act have replaced the older antitrust
laws against restraining competition
md decides that public interests
would best be served by maintaining
the existing merger of the Central
Pacific and Southern Pacific systems,
he declared. its final action must be
reviewed and confirmed by the courts.
That presentation of the plan TO the
courts. he declared. the Southern Pa.
eifie was prepared TO undertake
Continue Through Rates.
The traffic agreement which led TO
the abandonment OF the contest was
presented through the Interstate
Commerce commission to all the west
ern state governments, communities
and shippers organizations concerned
early this month. With the exeep-
tion of Oregon, Mr.. Wood and. later.
II. y. Scandrett. counsel for the
Union Pacific, both asserted there vas
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20

Although the announcement of the
organization of the u 900 club" was
oely made Thursday. several requests
for memberships have been received
by the y 900 club" editor Of The
Omaha Bee.
The y 900 club is being organized
in connection with the campaign of
the Nebraska Children's Home So
ciety for $4,000 with which TO erect
a new receiving home.
Any woman or girl who has love
for children and wants TO aid in the
wonderful work Of placing homeless,
unfortunate lliddies in good homes is
eligible to join this great hunani
tartan organization.
The desire TO be of service TO these
unfortunates and $40 is all that is
needed.
Life Members.
Every member Of the i 900 club"
will be elected a hfe member of the
building association of the home and
their names will be inscribed on
tablet TO be placed in the home.
The 1000 club" is being sponsored
by the Nebraska Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, the Lions club and The
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Home for Boys Provided
in Will of John Wanamaker

Philadelphia, Jan. 19.-The viii of
the late John Wanamaker. filed to-
day, leaves 5000 900 to the trustees of
the general assembly Of the Presby-
terian church in the United States for
Bethany collegiate church.
A million dollars in trust is given
to each of his two daughters and the
residue of the estate. after dlsposing
of other bequests. is TO be used for
building a home for boys in Phila-
delphia whose misdemeanors have
subjected them TO the law"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Another Masked Holdup
Staged Near Mer Rouge

Bastrop, La. Jan. 19.-(By A P.E
Judge Fred L. odom. presiding at the
open hearing into masked band activi-
ties in Morehouse parish. announced
this afternoon il had been officially
reported TO him that another masked
holdup took place last night in the
RastropM Mer Rouge road. Judge
Odom stated that the holdup. similar
10 the one which was alleged to have
occurred August 81. a. which Watt
Daniel and T. r Richard were kid
naped. took place few miles out of
'Ner Rouge. and that the man stopped
was Mr.. Rogers. Rogers was asked
by the band IL he was Mr. Knight.
When he identified himself he was re.
leased and allowed to proceed on TO
his place.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-20
Educator President +"
Hannah Kennedy, Former
Omahan. Dies at 81 Years

Miss Hannah Kennedy. 81. a
former resident of Omaha, died in
Washington, d. G. Thursday. Miss
Kennedy was a sister of the late
Mrs. Charles Turner. with whom she
made her home in Omaha for so
years. b. L. B. Kennedy. a brother
will be remembered by the pioneers
of Omaha. having come here from
Vermont in 1858. lie was the sixth
mayor Of Omaha
Miss Fannie Kennedy. 1921 Call
fornia street, is a niece OF the late
Miss Hannah Kennedy. Curtis-Tur-
ner Park was named after a nephew
Of Miss Kennedy's.
After the death OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Turner Miss Kennedy re-
turned east. Burial will be in the
family plat in Burlington. VI.