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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1913
Page
3
An April 16 dispatch reports General Alfaro Obregon pledging that within sixty days constitutionalists will seize Mexico City. Federal forces evacuated Nara Sonora and Palma, crossing by boat to the south as state troops take control of the region.
Omaha reports danger from the Missouri river has passed and water is receding. A fall of eight inches in the gauge indicates the flood is easing and residents along the banks begin repairing flood damage.
In this notice the advertiser promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief for digestive troubles. It draws an analogy between house plumbing and the digestive system, urging readers to keep digestion in good condition and to purchase the product from dealers.
President Wilson sends a telegraph to Governor Johnson and California legislators urging rejection of any land ownership exclusion for aliens ineligible to citizenship. Officials warn a court test may resolve the issue while Sacramento signals possible passage despite federal protest.
Reports describe explosions at a Shawneetown colliery and a Pensacola ice plant incident, a major fire in Pueblo, and a Hanna mine blast in Edwardsville. Also noted are political shifts, suffrage activity in London, and new postal policy affecting parcel post, with injuries and fatalities from multiple accidents.
Secretary Bryan, welcomed by California authorities pending an official announcement after a conference with President Wilson, received a telegram from Governor and Mrs. Johnson inviting him to California to counsel with state officials on pending alien land legislation.
Washington reports President Wilson will return to the capitol today to confer with senators about prepared nominations. With the senate in session he chose to invite senators to the White House rather than go to the president's room for meetings to avoid inconvenience.
Rome reports Pope Pius continues satisfactory progress in convalescence. He is allowed to walk a few steps in his bedroom, his temperature and prostration lessen, strength improves, though the cough persists.
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