Turks Mobilize To War On Kurds
London dispatch from Constantinople reports Turkish forces capture Ghendi in Kurdistan as Kurds suffer heavy losses. Gen Kamet Pasha announces complete mobilization citing revolts in Kurdistan and wider dangers. Insurgents attacked Malatla Mardin Meluzgerd and threatened Eghin as government steps take effect.
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London
Constantinople
Ghendi
Kurdistan
Kamet Pasha
National Assembly
Angora
Malatla
Mardin
Meluzgerd
Eghin
Former Patriarch of Russia Dies in Moscow
The Most Rev. Dr. Tik hon, former patriarch of All-Russia, died of angina pectoris after a three day illness at his residence in the Donskoy monastery. In 1922 he was arrested by Soviet authorities for opposing seizure of church treasures for famine relief. He was released two years later after petitioning to reconcile with the regime. He had served as archbishop of New York.
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Moscow
Tikhon
All-Russia
Donskoy Monastery
New York
Schwab Sees Greatest U S Business Expansion
New York reports Charlies M. Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel forecasting the next twenty years as the greatest period of expansion and achievement for American industry. He cites abundant natural resources and a highly capable, honest, and ambitious workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
U. S
New York
Charlies M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
New York Building Congress
Federal Prisons Seek Relief From Overcrowding
Leavenworth Kansas reads of steps to ease crowding at the federal penitentiary where the population has more than doubled since its 1911 plan. A special parole board session for about 100 applications is expected to begin soon as the number of prisoners reaches 3,185, the highest in the institution’s history after a steady rise since the end of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Federal Penitentiary
Tax Lists Ordered Kept From Public
Instructions have been sent to income tax collectors by the commissioner of internal revenue not to make public income tax returns for 1924. The Treasury department said returns would not be public before July 1. The Supreme Court's decision on newspaper publication of tax lists is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Blair
Treasury Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Michigan House Passes Harris Bank Bill Over Private Banks
Lansing Mich The Michigan House approves the Harris bill to end private banking by requiring all such banks to incorporate in the future. The measure now goes to the senate where passage is expected.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Senate
Burns Poem Copy Sells For Record £1 750
The Rosenbach company of Philadelphia paid a record price of £1 750 about 28 750 for a Kilmacnock edition of Burns poems chiefly in Scottish dialect.
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Burns
London
Rosenbach Company
Philadelphia
Kilmarnock
Robert Burns
Gems Stolen In Times Square Robbery
Between forty and fifty thousand dollars in unset diamonds were taken after men waylaid diamond merchant Jacob Rosa just off Times Square on Monday.
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New York
Jacob Rosa
Times Square
Administrator's Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal notice announces William F. Krueger as administrator will sell real estate at public auction in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska on April 25 1925 at 10 a.m. The property is the NE quarter of Section 32 Township 14 North Range 48 West 6th P M. Sale open one hour. Radcliffe Hyde attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tewell
Cheyenne
Nebraska
William F. Krueger
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administrator
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Charles A. Hill deceased. William W. Hill petitions to appoint A D Rose Jr as administrator. Hearing set for April 25 1925 at 1 PM in County Court. Notice to interested parties by publication in Telegraph and iam weekly for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated March 25 1925. (Seal) Elmer Kahl County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Charles A. Hill
William W. Hill
A. D. Rose, Jr
Telegraph
Iam
Elmer Kahl
Sheriff’s Sale in Cheyenne County Nebr Delivers 160 Acres
By order of Clerk Tadla B. Wasson the court directs sale of 160 acres described as the south half of the northeast quarter and north half of the southeast quarter of section 6 township 13 north range 48 west at the Sidney Nebraska courthouse front door on May 4 1925 at 10 a.m. to the highest bidder for cash with sale staying open one hour. Sheriff J W McDaniel confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadla B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Josie L. Ripp
S& NE
Notice to Creditors in the Eugene McEvoy Estate
In the County Court at Sid ney Cheyenne County a notice to creditors requests claims against the Eugene Thomas McEvoy estate. Court sessions are set for May 2 1925 and August 1 1925 at 10 a m to examine claims for adjustment. Claim presentation deadline is three months from May 1 1925 and debt payment within one year from May 1 1925. County Judge Elmer Kahl signs the notice dated March 28 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Eugene Thomas McEvoy
Sidney
Said
Hearing Order In Estate Of B A Jones Deceased
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court orders a hearing for the estate of B A Jones. W W Jordan filed a petition to dispense with administration and determine heirs. Hearing set for April 27 1925 at 10 A M in Sidney Court House. notice to interested parties by 30 day newspaper publication in Telegraph. Dated March 27 1925. County Judge Elmer Kabil.
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W. W. Jordan
B. A. Jones
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Telegraph
Elmer Kabil
Village notes from Route A West Gurley district
Local diary style report lists residents traveling for medical observation repairs and farm work. Mentions Mr and Mrs Herman Segelke Rochester trip Mr Ray Spiker Knoxes visits Opal Folks Paul Draper families and various farm activities including sowing barley and plowing. Church attendance and neighbors social visits also noted.
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Herman Segelke
Rochester
Minn
Ray Spiker
Knoxes
Knox
Paul Draper
Dalton
Albert Jeudes
Henry Sorge
Walter Eblers
Alfred Seimers
Halston Plaice
Walter Ehlers
Hill
Methodist
Gurley
Walter Happel
Hilbert Borcher
Sidney
Opal
S. Gustin
Charles Gathman
H. W. Ewerts
Donald
Erna
Arthur Ewert
Peters
Paul Meyer
Victor Knox
Curt Scott
Ickes News Crowded Out Last Week
Mr and Mrs J W Eckert welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday. Numerous local social visits are noted including Miss Myrtle Weed at the Worth home in Dalton and several families visiting E L Weed and G H Worth. Cattle dehorning was done by J W Eckert and associates. several residents made Dalton and Sidney trips. J T Rathbun left for Friend after learning of his mother's passing. many neighbors extended sympathy.
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J. W. Eckert
Myrtle Weed
Worth
Dalton
R. H. Miller
Clyde Click
George Winkleman
E. L
J.T. Rathbun
Nebr
Rathbun
Ernest Meyer
Will Reinmuth
O. E. Osborn
Council Bluffs
Viggo Nelson
E. E. Osborn
Frank White
Mise Edith Lutcavish
Bridgeport
Orville Dugger
S. Mesdames Weed
Click and Winkleman
Sidney
E. L. Weed
Telegraph Ad Promises Results with Prominent Percent Promise
A Telegraph advertisement touts high response and strong results from an offer marked by a notable percentage. The copy emphasizes direct action, urging readers to respond quickly to secure benefits or savings advertised.
Social Roundup From Sidney Area This Week
Bunker Hill Glen Bales and Wmn spent Thursday evening in Sidney. Several from the vicinity attended a Bronson dance. Families of Beyer, Gross, Borcher, Rohde, Sachs, Scott, Meyer, Leimer, Seimers, Schmidt and Overman were seen visiting or calling at local homes. Casual visits and errands populated Thursday to Sunday events with many plans and meetings noted.
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Glen Bales
Wmn
Gross
Sidney
Frances Gross
Fred Beyer’s
Pete Beyer
Fred Beyer
Lawrence Meyer
Bronson
Wm. Rohde
John Engel
Frank
Fred Boyer
John Borcher
Wm. Gross
Paul Meyer
Wm. Sachs
Wim. Gross
Fred Seimers
Dick Leimer
Henry Schmidt
Theo Borcher
Charles Overman
Curt Scott
Cash Scott
August Gross
Doan's Pills End Backache Says Sidney Resident
Sidney residents praise Doan's Pills for relief from backache and kidney trouble. Mrs. M Reker of Military Ave. attests the remedy cured her muscular and urinary symptoms after attacks, noting she uses Doan's from Western Drug Co. and finds quick relief. Foster Milburn Co. markets the pills for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean’s
Dean
Doan
Western Drug Company
Burlington Route Schedule Notes for East and West Trains
Eastbound No 802 departs 1 00 am and No 804 departs 822 am. Westbound No 801 departs 3 08 am and No 303 departs 4 12 pm. No 802 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
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Bridgeport
Alliance
U P Train Schedule No 3 Local Passenger
Local passenger and freight train times listed for U P routes with numbers 3 19 25 5 7 1 9 17 and 265 including San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and interstate services. Times shown in the article include morning and evening departures and arrivals across multiple lines.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Chamber of Commerce Officers and Directors Listed
The Chamber of Commerce announces officers M W Dimery as President Dr Harry L Mantor as Vice President Marius Christensen as Treasurer and Leo Osborn as Secretary. Directors named include B W Bonham M E K Pettibone M W Osborn W R Weeden C F Ledbetter Wm Winders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Dimery
Harry L. Mantor
Marius Christensen
Leo Osborn
B. W. Bonham
Dr. M. EK. Pettibone
M. W. Osborn
W. R. Weeden
C. FE. Ledbetter
Wm. Winders
Names of Country Club Officers Listed for Pettibone
Country Club officials include Dr M E Pettibone as President BE l Hyde as Vice President Harl R Kratz as Secretary and members R B Roche Paul L Martin M W Dimery J L McIntosh J A Bentley A J Jorgenson A B Phelps R P Kepler R 8 Oberfelder listed in a directory snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L L. Hyde
Harl R. Kratz
Paul L. Martin
M. W. Dimery
J. L. McIntosh
J. A. Bentley
A. J. Jorgenson
A. B. Phelps
R. P. Kepler
R. 8. Oberfelder
American Legion Officers Named for Regular Meeting
Charles D. Gardner serves as Commander with Frank Wyman as 1st Vice, Harry Wingerson as 2nd Vice, Carl Ledbetter as Adjutant, Roy Walker as Finance Officer, Clark Wooldridge as Sgt at Arms, and Ralph Perce as Publicity Officer. The regular meeting is on the third Tuesday of each month at Odd Fellow Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Gardner
Frank Wyman
Harry Wingerson
Carl Ledbetter
Roy Walker
Clark Wooldridge
Ralph Perce
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Radcliffe & Hyde, Attorneys
Sheriff's Sale
Tate
The
Ctieypine County
State OF
KB. A.jones
West Gurley
Ickes News
Bunker Hill
Frances and
Elizabeth Gross
Frank Beyer
Art Borcher
Jack McGrane
Asco
Colos
Burlington
U. P
Betty
Parker Hardy
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Fred L. Hazzard
Bankers Reserve Life of
Omaha
Martin W. Dimery
Kratz Abstract Company
Chamber of Commerce
M. E. Pettibone
Dr. R. B. Roche
American Legion
Osborn
Charles B. Gardner
Arveys of Lands
Leta
L. A. Donahor
Studt-Hink Bid
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
J. RB. Taylor, M
Ver Larsen
Wilee
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Sidmey, Nebe
Bonham Brothers CO. Inc
Modern Methods
R. KE. Roohe, M. D
Ray E. Witham
Sidmey, Nebraska
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
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