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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1916

Page

3

Catholic Mutual Benefit association challenges Nebraska judgment

In 1913 William Poegglery sued the Catholic Mutual Benefit association of New York in Douglas county and won $2,400. The company adopts positions of State Auditor Smith and Insurance Commissioner Eastman hoping to set aside the judgment. Three or four firms reduce potash from alkali and file on Sheridan county ranches claiming leases while prospectors post mineral claim filings.

Nebraska William Poegglery Douglas County Catholic Mutual Benefit Association of New York Smith Eastman Sheridan County

Four prisoners escape Pawnee City jail in Nebraska

Long list of state notes notes include four inmates sawing bars to escape from Pawnee City jail. The roundup follows reports of civic events, education, and infrastructure across Nebraska. Notables include W. J. Bryan speeches, new organizations, road meetings, and county developments.

Pawnee City Mitchell ‘S North Platte Valley Gering W. J. Bryan Omaha Auditorium Sweetwater J. B. Thomas Hair

Market Offers Wide Range of Premium Meats

Extra Fine Steaks chops cutlets and every known cut of superb quality in meats can be found at this market, highlighting quality selections and variety for customers.

Return to Lincoln and falls city trips noted by editors

A fragment reports a return trip to Lincoln from Falls City and nearby farm properties, then covers a high society note: less than five weeks after marrying Joseph I Howard, a stage celebrity who headlines at the Omaha Orpheum this week, Mrs. Howard, daughter of a steel magnate and former wife of Count de Beaufort, killed herself in a Fontenelle hotel room.

Glenover Leonard Malchow West Point City Auditorium State Farm Anna Wisner Henry Wisner Burlington Fremont McKinim Lincoln Kilzer St. Paul Ead Falls City Joseph I. Howard Omaha Dewey Elwood Bachman Douglas County Wiliam Madgett Hastings Ellis B. Usher Milwaukee Madgett Francis M. Bookwalter Springfield Nebraska Thayer Gage Pawnee Valley Greeley Bookwalter Wilson BR. J Eames Maxwell North Platte R. G Moore Broken Bow A. F E. Beeler Hearshey J. P. Robertson Frank Campbell O'Neill Julia M. Streeter Aurora Hamilton County Karman Egg Bulletin

Supreme Court rules deposits tied to false reports at failed bank

Personal property of Charles E Yates, David F E Thompson and Elis P Hamer, investors in the Capital National Bank of Lincoln which failed in 1893, was held by the United States Supreme Court to be subject to satisfaction of depositors induced to become such by false reports on the bank's condition to the Comptroller of the Currency.

Charles E Yates David FE. Thompson Elis P. Hamer Capital National Bank of Lincoln United States Supreme Court

22 000 Miles Without Stopping

In January the MAXWELL car set a world non stop record, running six weeks in Los Angeles area before a deliberate stop. The record surpassed the prior 12 404 miles and was judged by the American Automobile Association. The ad promotes MAXWELL as economical, durable and stylish, inviting a visit to Sidney, Neb. dealership Co. BE. WARPER.

Maxwell Los Angeles American Automobile Association Case

Western Nebraska Author Seeks Subscriptions for Book Release

R. E. Barrett, a Western Nebraska author, announces his book Treading the Narrow Way and asks readers for 200 to 400 subscribers to trigger publisher interest. He emphasizes improving morality and standards in church and state and requests personal support and encouragement.

Phil J. Ribozatika R. E. Barrett

No place like home see ws about one Sidney Lumber O

Sidney Lumber Co undertakes a homefront themed feature in this notice, referencing a local project and its dates. The item highlights community ties and a forthcoming event related to the company strategy, with emphasis on a homeward focus and local involvement.

Auto race tragedy tars Riverside crowd in Corona crash

Three killed at Corona California road race when Bob Burman, his mechanician Frie Schroeder and a track guard die as Burman’s car overturns on the back stretch of the ninety seventh lap. Eddie O’Donnell wins the 301 mile event in 3 hours 29 minutes 52 seconds. Five spectators injured.

Bob Burman Detroit Frie Schroeder Chicago Burman Corona Cal Eddie O’donnell Joe Thomas Schroeder W. H Speer Riverside

Nebraska Compensation Law Expands as Monthly Filings Rise

A Labor Commission report by Coffey shows the process gaining traction with 1,013 final settlements filed in the Hut region over a three month period, highlighting broader use of the compensation law in Nebraska.

Nebraska Coffey Hut

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