Progressive and Republican Alliance Projects in 1916 Election
The lone Progressive in the Senate, Poindexter of Washington, forecasts a 1916 cross party ticket supporting a progressive type Republican. James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois urges strong defense, warning global engagement needs fleets for Atlantic and Pacific fronts. Cotton diversification reshapes Southern farming amid a cotton slump. Jess Willard, a Kansas native, embodies white boxing dominance after Havana. The Chicago election signals a Republican landslide and a national shift against Democratic policy, with voters and industries seeking change. Strong leaders and organized labor demand decisive action to reverse Democratic governance.
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Progressive Party
National Senate
Poindexter
Washington
Democracy
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Europe
Wwe
Orient
Kansas
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Havana
Chicago
Election in Chicago Sparks Significance and Debate
A major election in Chicago has drawn broad attention for its high stakes and notable candidates. Local residents await results amid heated campaign rhetoric and questions about policy impact on education and public safety.
Mobilizing a Harvest Army to Meet Labor Shortage
A national farm labor exchange will supervise harvest workers free to farmers and harvesters. The plan unites twelve western wheat states including Nebraska to mobilize about 100000 workers across Texas, Kansas City Sioux City and Minneapolis as labor centers, ensuring timely harvesting from June through August.
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Nebraska
iThus
Texas
North Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas City
Sioux City
Minneapolis
One saloon in Custer County in Oconto town
A brief item notes no credit for a woman for housekeeping in a model home with generous means. Custer County will have but one saloon next year, located in Oconto, its sole claim to distinction. The first robin appeared before the dandelions this year.
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Custer County
Oconto
Submarine Base Rumor Probe Near Bergen Bay
Norwegian airmen scouring Norwegian coasts report German submarines gathered behind cliffs at Bergen bay. Submarines ordered to depart immediately or be interned for the war’s duration.
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Norway
Bergen Bay
Sultan Mehmed V Says Allies Face Dardanelles Impasse
The Sultan Mehmed V asserts in a public statement that the Allied powers will find it impossible to force the Dardanelles, signaling continued Turkish resistance. His remarks come amid ongoing military tensions and Ottoman defenses.
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Mehmed V
Dardanelles
The Man Behind a Movement Chronicle
A fragment tracing how organizations rise and fall around a single guiding figure. It notes projects grow and disappear as schemes succeed and fail, and corporations form and disband under one man’s influence. The text hints at divided forces undermining unity.
Western Drug Co Druggist Permit Application
Notice of application filed April 8 1915 by Western Drug Co for permit to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors for medicinal and chemical uses only on Rose street Sidney Nebraska from May 1 1915 to April 30 1916. If no remonstrance within two weeks from April 12 1915 permit will be granted.
Order for Hearing Petition to Appoint Administrator
Grace C. King files for administration of Frank H. King estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Court orders petition recorded and set for hearing May 11, 1915 at 10 a.m. in the County Judge's office at the Sidney courthouse.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Frank H. King
Grace C. King
County Judges Office
Court House
Sidney
Notice of Hearing Published in Sidney Telegraph
The order requires publication of notice in the Sidney Telegraph, a weekly newspaper with general circulation in Cheyenne County Nebraska, three weeks before the hearing date. A true copy is on file with County Judge Co. P. Chambers. 29-3
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Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Notice of Druggist Permit Application in Sidney Nebraska
Sidney Drug Co a corporation filed April 8 1915 with the Board of Village Trustees Sidney Nebraska for license to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors for medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes only on part of lot 1 block 28 in Sidney from May 1 1915 to April 30 1916. Objections remonstrance or protest must be filed within two.
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Western Drug Co
W. E. Swatzlander
Board of Village Trustees
Sidney
Nebraska
Rose Street
Sidney Drug Co
Blocew
License to Sell Liquor Filed in Sidney Nebraska
Albert Benish filed April 8 1915 with the Board of Village Trustees in Sidney Nebraska for a malt spirituous and vinous liquor license on Lot 15 Block 21 Rose Street from May 1 1915 to April 30 1916. Objections remonstrance or protest must be filed within two weeks from April 12 1915 or the license will be granted.
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Albert Benish
Board of Village Trustees
Sidney
Nebraska
Rose Street
Foreclosure Notice In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Ida M Wharton files a foreclosure suit in Cheyenne County District Court against Theodore Wolf Emma E Wolf Henry P Leavitt Joseph P O Keefe and Walter V Hoagland seeking to foreclose a mortgage on the N half and SE quarter of section 23 township 13 north range 52 west containing 480 acres and to bar redemption with a sale order. answer due by May 10, 1915.
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Theodore Wolf
Emma E. Wolf
Henry P. Leavitt
Josep P. O’keefe
Walter V. Horgland
Ida M. Wharton
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Joseph P. O'Keefe
Walter V. Hoagland
Emma F. Wolf
Cheyenne
Ida M
Wharton
Plainta
John ¢C. Wherton
Sidney notice of liquor license application by S E Goodin
Notice is hereby given that S. E. Goodin did on the 8th day of April, 1915, file his application to the Board of Village Trustees of Sidney, Nebraska for license to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors on north 28 ft. 6 inches of lots 10 and 11, block 20, original town of Sidney, from the first day of May 1915 to will be granted.
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S. E. Goodin
Board of
Village Trustees
Sidney
Nebraska
Notice of license application for Sidney liquor sale
Liebert G Aden filed on April 14 1915 an application in Nebraska to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors on Lot 15 Block 21 corner Rose and Second streets Sidney from May 1 1915 to April 30 1916. From April 19 1915 the license will be granted Siebel t G Aden Applicant.
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F. A. Gapen
SIM
South
Secretary of Agriculture
National Treasury
Treasury
Democratic Congress
Ype Fayorallty
Chica
Sultan OF
Turkey
Proto
American Press Association
Paige
Rayfield
Glenwood
Rochester Railway and Light Company
Rochester
N. Y
Glenwoods
Gray & Davis
Sidney Auto CO
W.E. Swatzlanber
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit
P. Chambers
John M. Carlson
L. A. Wight
State of
Liebert G. Aden
Rose
Second Streets
Siebelt G. Aden