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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1922)
THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. MAY 27. 1922. Kearney Man Is . Named President of State C of C. BuVt of 13.000 Agreed Upon fr Year! Work Director Will Select Next Meeting PUee. Columbus, Kfb May 24 (S. lUt Trtr gram.) Kcbra.U Clumber I Commerce at the eloe f ii a, nual convention elected the directors nd they in turn cboe the officer! follow: 1'reeident, Dn Morri f Kearney; first vite rreidnt, J. D. Hu.hnrll. Lincoln; tccond vice frci dent, J. A. Roi, Long Pines secre tary, ifsrriron Elliott. Columbm.; treaiurer, Joseph Barker, Omaha; eterutive committee. Dr. T. II. Ban. ItroVen Bow, chairman; C. I). Marr, Fremont; F. E. Tellfr. Culumbu. It km left to the director and of fleers to aelect the next convention place. It wa areed that the atate chamber should oprrate the coming year on a romrrvetive budget of $3,000 and that the director dralt Mich a budget and notify the member club. Randall K. Drown of Omaha gave a talk on the recent meeting of the United State Chamber of Commerce which he attended in Washington. Two resolution tubmitted hv the resolution committee were referred ' to the director for consideration at their next regular meeting. One urged the immediate enactment by congress of a tariff on imports ade quale to protect American Industrie and baed on the American valuation plan. The other endorse the provis ions of the Jones shipping bill and the Green shipping hill calculated to encourage the merchant marine. Negroes Shot to Death Identified by Cop Two negroes, identified by Detec tive Harry Buford as Walter Good man. 26, 1123 Pacific street, alleged to have been married to a white woman, Dorothy Goodman, 1218 Mason street, and Dan Lewis. 1317; Mason street, were found (hot to death near Seventh and Pine streets yesterday morning. Persons in the neighborhood told police that two men in an automobile had fired on one of the negroes and then drove north on Seventh street. The theory of the police is that the two were killed in a battle with boot leggers. Two discharged shotguns were found in the neighborhood. Judge to Insist on Big Bonds for Alleged Auto Thieves Ray Jones, State hotel, and Joe Famalla, Menz hotel, alleged auto thieves, were held in Central police court yesterday under $5,000 bond each. ." ' . ' "All bonds for men accused of stealing cars will be large hereafter," Judge Wappich announced. . - The men were arrested Wednesday afternoon after they nearly ran down John Holden. police sergeant. They were later charged with stealing a car from Lawrence Schinker, 2206 South Fifteenth -street. Fred Joyce, 715 Pacific street, arrested with them, proved his innocence but is under bond as a witness. Buckingham and Barker "i Named in $396,691 Suit Everett Buckingham and "Joseph Barker, prominent in civic organiza tions and former kings of Ak-Sar-Ben, were made defendants in a suit filed yesterday in district court by 26 stockholders of the Omaha Pot nsh and Refining company, for $396, 691.55. With Barker and Bucking ham the company is named defendant in the case. . - Bomb on Dumbwaiter Explodes, Kills Mother US Mri..Adeliua llhn of Milwaukee opened the dumbwaiter in her apart ment to receive the morning milk and wa blown to piece by a bomb. The family hd received threatening Idler, and three women are undr curveillance a having pos.ible knowledge of the crime. Mr. Hahn wa the mother of two children. Farm Wives Given Divorce Decrees Here Joeph BrockeUby, farmer of Vail, la., was too familiar with Omaha women, hi wife. I'ri.scilla. alleged in a petition for divorce on which she wa granted a decree yesterday by District Judge Sears, who also issued an order for BrockeUby to pay her $5,000 alimony. They have been married 25 years. Elizabeth Geddiugs, owner of 1,760 acres of land in Arthur county, wa awarded a decree of divorce from Arthur H. Giddings on charges of crudity, and $1,000 which she alleged in her petition she had given to him at various times since their marriage in i via War Widow Fire Victim Shows Improvement Mrs. Gabriel Olechnowici, 25, war widow, who was rescued with her children when flames threatened her home at 31 18 S street Tuesday morn ing, shows slight signs of improve ment at St. Joseph hospital. She had several brief returns of consciousness yesterday, attendants said, and each time she calls for her children. Her condition still. is se rious, however, and her recovery will be very slow from the effects of the smoke by which she was overcome in the fire. 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