A F L Attacks Chicago Packers on Industrial Democracy
Helena Ark March 28 The American Federation of Labor slams Chicago meat packers for claiming industrial democracy after violating agreements and government rules The editorial argues the so called democracy is a controlled company union used to keep autocratic power and suppress genuine unionism It warns future opposition to organized labor may take this slick form exposing the hollow shadow of democracy.
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Helena
Ark
Big Five
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Federation Bulletin
Unolon
Kazan rises as Reds slain in antisoviet uprising
Stockholm reports an antisoviet rising in Kazan on the Volga about 550 miles east of Moscow. Some members of the extraordinary commission are said killed and its headquarters burned. Insurgents allegedly control the city and district with a general mobilization ordered. Western Russia also reports clashes as white troops fight peasants, with Pskov claimed by revolutionists. Deserters from the red guard are said to have reinforced white peasants.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Kazan
Volga
Moscow
Russia
White Russia
Pskov
Red Guard
Hold Hope for Balloonists Near Pensacola
Pensacola Fla March 28 Naval officials have not given up hope of finding the navy balloon with its five occupants missing from the air station since late Tuesday. Airplanes dirigibles eagle boats and sub chasers scour the air and coast near the last report. Belief grows that Chief Quartermaster Wilkenson and his four student companions may have reached shore at some isolated point.
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Pensacola
Fla
Naval
Navy
Quartermaster Wilkenson
Lodge 6 0 P Steering Chief Named In Republican Plan
Washington March 28 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts to chair the Republican steering committee and serve as Senate floor leader for the majority. He will replace Senator McCumber who was a mild reservationist in the treaty controversy and not in line with most Republicans. Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin joins the steering committee as a new member.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Republic
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
Banana stock displays reveal a two foot harmless snake
Homer Young found a two foot long dead snake entwined about banana stalks while preparing stock for sale. The creature, described as beautifully marked, is said to be plentiful in banana growing regions. The incident cooled Young’s appetite for handling bananas as the stock and snake were shown in Fowler's window for days, drawing attention.
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Homer Young
Mr. Young
Fowler
Bayard Transcript
Towns Weigh Name Swaps Between Clubs and Chambers
Local observers note towns with community clubs plan to rename as commercial clubs or chambers of commerce while those with chambers of commerce pursue the opposite change to community clubs. The motive appears tied to broader community identity and engagement issues.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Notice of Trespass Warning at South of Sidney
Ivan Morrow warns trespassers away from his property south of Sidney stating the area is not a resort and all trespassers must stop entering.
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Sidney
Ivan Morrow
Local 443 Farmers Union Meeting Schedule Noted
Local 443 Farmers Union holds meetings on the second and fourth Fridays. The next gathering is on April 8. W. E. Chambers serves as secretary, 8 Secy.
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Farmers Union
W. E. Chambers
Bake Sale and Paint Demo Promoted by Local Churches and Businesses
The Christian Church ladies announce a bake sale this Saturday after noon at Cash Grocery. A grand opening and paint demonstration are set for April 5 and 6 at Nielsen Paint Company. Includes Kiddies Week and special prices from Metz Millinery.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Cash Grocery
Nielsen Paint Company
Metz Millinery
Obituary of George A Holladay faded life in Indiana to Iowa
George A Holladay was born in Grant County Indiana November 14 1836 and died March 27 1921 at his grandson N W Burr's home in Sidney at age 84 years 4 months and 13 days. He lived twenty years in Indiana before moving with his parents to Powashick county Iowa married Julia Ann Bryant and had nine children two living W L Holladay of Hancock Iowa and Mrs BE Burr of Guernsey Wyoming. He leaves a brother John Wesley Holladay Albion Iowa and sister Emma Jane Gustin Dalton Nebraska. He spent most of his life serving Christ and guiding his family in faith. Funeral held at Presbyterian church Tuesday at 2:30 conducted by Dr S Light with interment at Greenwood cemetery.
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George Alexander Tolladay
Grant County
Indiana
N. W. Burr
Sidney
Powashick County
Ira
Julia Ann Bryant
W. L. Holladay
Hancock
Iowa
BE. I. Burr
Guernsey
Wyoming
John Wesley Holladay
Albion
Emma Jane Gustin
Dalton
Nebraska
Presbyterian Church
S. Light
Greenwood Cemetery
Snowbound Lines Cut Across Territory
Heavy snowfall last Saturday snapped 250 telephone lines between here and Julesburg and cut off Chappell from lights. Damage ran high for poles and wires with the telephone system suffering the most. Snow fell north of Bridgeport, winds and tornadoes occurred east, while Ogalalla east saw rainfall.
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Here
Julesburg
Chappell
Bridgeport
Ogalalla
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A. F. OF L
Chicago Packers
Industrial Democracy
Florida
Bake Sale
George A. Holladay
Telephone Company
Lasteen
Outfitters
Leon Fine
Nebr
Ally
Sitz
and Sitz
Burlington Depot
M. A. Flintjer
Martin-Senour CO
Nielsen
Martinse Nour
Martin's
Martin-Senour de Luxe
Martin-Senour
Nielsen Paint Co
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