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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
3
A timid woman asks if the deal is great aboard a ship while the steward dismisses the question, saying the vessel is trying to set a good example for passengers. The exchange hints at cabin crew tensions and passenger interactions aboard the voyage.
A fragmented poetic meditation on a western sky glow and a lone restless bird. The tone lingers on pain and beauty as day sinks into the vale of years, a waning moment fading from sight.
An advertisement urged readers at Dalton State Bank to contact for terms and dates. It listed a P O address in Clara Nebraska and urged inquiries about pricing and service.
Mrs. John Lipska of Sidney reports persistent kidney weakness caused backache and stiffness. Doan's Kidney Pills provided relief, and the family urges readers to ask for this remedy at dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y backs the product.
President Wilson outlines true neutrality as self restraint and impartiality, stressing the United States should avoid territorial aims and help in postwar reconstruction. He praises a nation of self mastery, warns against domestic slander, and affirms faith in silent, loyal Americans awaiting duty.
A Puck quip recalls a concession on repeating the U S opening clause. Two men dispute knowledge of the text, one misquoting, the other correcting, in a brief humorous exchange about constitutional phrasing.
Berlin hears a Russian check in with Carpathians a complete defeat and 500000 Muscovites put out of action. In the Carpathians Russians repulse Austro German attacks near Stry and Lupkow pass, while Britain reports a daring Dardanelles cutting out operation against submarine 15. In London ministers face questions as Asquith speaks at Newcastle, but no drink policy details emerge and MPs delay debate on liquor in the commons refreshment room. Dispatches from the Carpathians remain optimistic about defeating Russians despite continued fighting on the western front.
Seward Alaska April 21 Rumors that the Alaska engineering commission would open the sixty acre terminal tract to settlement sparked a stampede of squatters who have occupied most of the land. Prominent businessmen and several women are among the squatters armed with rifles to prevent claim jumping. There have been minor quarrels but no injuries reported.
London April 21 true bills returned by the Old Bailey grand jury against three alleged German spies, Kuepferle Hahn and Muller, charged with sending military information to Germany. Kuepferle professes to be American and may hail from Brooklyn Muller is a naturalized Englishman while Hahn admits German origins.
In Havana on April 21 Jack Johnson former heavyweight champion and wife sailed on the Maria Cristina to Spain with plans to visit England. He predicts no passport trouble and says he will return to Havana in June to open a gym. London reports War Secretary Kitchener pleased by recruiting response and Lloyd George notes no move to press conscription.
Washington April 21 Henry M Pindell Peoria publisher who resigned as ambassador to Russia after confirmation visited the White House and state department before departing for Europe He denied any mission for President Wilson while departing.
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