Pershing Denounces Dual Allegiance in Madison Square Meeting
General Pershing defined a line between Americanism and dual allegiance at a 16,000-strong Madison Square Garden gathering. He urged no foreign loyalty while welcoming those who emigrate to patriotism, calling for one tongue and one flag. The event opened a series backed by the American Legion with messages from President Harding and Secretary Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Pershing
Madison Square Garden
Came Hall
Rhine
American Legion
Pershing
Cain
General Pershing
America
Martin W. Littleton
Berlin
Potsdam
Versailles
Col
F. W. Galbraith
Legion
Harding
Hughes
Willis
Senate
Robber Attack on Mrs Lehman Ends in Closet Imprisonment
Ferdinand Lehman on South Nineteenth Street reported a violent home invasion where a robber entered through a rear door. Mrs Lehman, who heard poorly, fought back with a screwdriver until locked in a closet. She sustained bruises and nervous shock but identified the assailant, who fled with items of little value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand A. Lehman
South Nineteenth Street
Mrs. Lehman
Lincoln Journal
Foreclosure Petition Filed In Cheyenne County Bank Case
Cheyenne County Bank files a district court petition seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on the West half of section 17, township 15, range 46 west, with Lawson A. Cunningham and Mabelle Cunningham as grantors. The land, later sold to Clarence L. Cunningham, is subject to foreclosure of all equity of redemption with sale of the property and payment of the bank’s due amounts, interest, and costs from proceeds. Defendants must answer by April 25, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Cunningham
Helen Cunningham
Cheyenne County Bank
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lawson A. Cunningham
Mabelle Cunningham
Heinrich Ronneker
Legal Notice in Cheyenne County Nebras ka
On March 16 1921 plaintiff John A Bentley filed a petition in the district court seeking specific performance against S J Woitishek and Louis A Woitishek to convey the North Half of the North West Quarter Section 17 Township 16 Range 47 Cheyenne County Nebraska The petition asserts a deed from F J Woitishek to Louis A Woitishek was made with knowledge of the contract and asks that conveyance be declared null and void The defendants are required to answer the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Woitishek
Louis A. Woitishek
John A. Bentley
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
EF. J. Woibishek
Range
Cheyenne ‘County
F. J. Woitishek
Bank Seeks Judgment Over Note From Nora Chambers
The American Bank of Sidney Nebraska files a district court petition in Cheyenne County seeking $350.76 plus 10 percent interest on a promissory note dated June 9 1920. Nora Chambers is named defendant with a filing date of March 17 1921 and a payment deadline of April 25 1921.
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Nora Chambers
American Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Sheriff J W McDaniel assigns sale of real estate to satisfy a 1920 judgment in favor of Edward J Svoboda against C E Weyerts Anna Weyerts Samuel L Jackson and Silva M Jackson. The N1/2 of Section 1 Township 16 Range 53 will be sold for cash at the Cheyenne County Court House Sidney at 10 a.m. April 20 1921.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
M. Grimes
Edward J. Svoboda
C. E. Weyerts
Anna Weyerts
Samuel Leroy Jackson
Silva May Jackson
Township Sixteen
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
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France
Belgium
Automobile
Hornaday
Rexall
Sidney Produce Co
Lee Pian
S. AL Snyder Merchant Tailor
Sidney, Nebe
E. B. Young, Prop
Hornaday Cafe
Kansas
Colorado
Herbert & Hiett Insurance
Gapen Bldg
Kratz Abstract Company
Hink Bldg
General Insurance
the. Western Land Company H
Shank
Essig Bleek
Nebr
Hornaday’s Cafe
Studt-Hink
Deering
International Harvester
Harvester Company
Sidney Transfer and Implement House
E. L. Uptegrove
Prop
Union Pacific Hotel
D. R. Jones, Sidney
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
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