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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1926

Page

2

Italy Senate approves war debt funding with 64 to 83 vote

Edward W. Pickard notes the Italian war debt settlement approved by the Senate under joint debt commissions. The plan funds 2.042 billion dollars over 62 years with rising interest after five years. Belgium and other nations await action as Briand signals a French debt plan. House debate on World Court and U.S. participation follows. Kellogg maintains U.S. reservations on the World Court.

Edward W. Pickard Peement Italy United States Joint Senate Borah Reed Missouri Howell Belgium Paris Briand Foreign Affairs Committee Berenger Treasury Mellon France Germany Gorman Illinois Levue McKinley House Burton House of Representatives League of Nations World Court United Geneva

Europe in upheaval and Turkish-Syrian tensions rise

Reports detail secret treaties among Greece Italy and others to redraw borders in Asia Minor with Selent Smyrna and Constantinople at stake Turkish mobilization and fortifications signal rising danger as Ankara seeks British support and League of Nations alignment while debates over Mosul and Syria continue.

Enito Mussolini Italy Greece Turkey Asis Minor Selent Smyrna Constantinople Jugo-Slavia Albania England Mosul India Frances Syria Mustapha Kemal Pasha Asia Minor London Austen Chamberlain Angora League of Nations Russia Kemala

Pleasant View Socials Come and Go in Local Travel

Residents from Pleasant View, including Wittrock Borcher Hilpert and Heimer families, visit Sidney and Potter through the week. Several calls and dinners occur at Korsmeyer Miller Gerler and related homes with neighbors sharing rides and Sunday suppers.

Doan’s Kidney Relief Endorsed by Sidney Resident

A Sidney reader from 400 Fourth Ave. West credits Doan’s Pills with ending persistent backache and kidney pain. He describes relief from nervousness and fatigue after using one box, noting the product’s price and urging readers not to confuse it with another kidney remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. manufactures the pills in Buffalo, New York.

Doan Sidney W. A. Hornaday Fourth Ave West Dean

Engagement Shower for Miss Anna Schwartz in Local Home

Mr and Mrs Wm Schwartz hosted a Sunday evening shower for their daughter Miss Anna who is to be married soon. Guests from the area included Mr and Mrs Art Obendorfer and baby Mr and Mrs Walter Borcher Miss Alma Harmsen Ruth Borcher Nora Wittrock Verona Borcher Fred Wittrock Lou... Wittrock Wm Angel Elmer Wittrock Edwin Harmsen Gilbert Mangel and Walter Wittrock.

Ben Hilpert Joe Gerler Fred Korsmeyer Ruth Borcher Walter Borcher G. Gemeinhardt Frank Miller Wm. Borcher Verona Sidney Potter Paul Reins Polster Ella Vick Paul Vick Wm. Schwartz Miss Anna Art Obendorfer Alma Harmsen Nora Wittrock Verona Borcher Fred Wittrock

Doctor Hart leases former post office for office

Dr. G. E. Hart has leased the former post office for an office location and has installed his furniture and equipment therein. He and his wife are expected to occupy the former Clyde Garey cottage east of the Pat Hoover home. Latest reports from Byron Weeth say he has recovered sight enough to resume studies at the University of Nebraska after a boyish joke incident.

G. E. Hart Clyde Garey Pat Hoover University of Nebraska Peets

Wheat Growers Hotel Names New Managers

R. J. Tate and wife, new managers of the Wheat Growers hotel, arrived from Omaha to take over operations. St. R. L. Tate, former manager, has no definite plans but will likely stay until school ends, with his son remaining to assist his uncle in the hotel.

R. J. Tate The Wheat Growers Hotel Omaha St. R

Congress No 2 Speech Record Reveals Homebound Misreadings

A humorous critique of Congress where records publish every speech but fail to show who listened. The piece claims many members speak but few are engaged, noting long addresses and varied attention, as back home readers misinterpret what is said. It ends with a quip about smoking during sessions and a boast that it’s better than any speech ever made.

Senate Committee United States Edwin A. Olson Chicago Mayer Dever Collins Washingtom Senatora Olgee Chiklage Himestf General Andrews Figeree Buckner New York Father Carran Wilkesbarre Kasacaun Charles Stelsie and & L. Serfvinga National Grange Ignes Continental Congress Coolidge Republic Alfred Breeseat Connecticut Congress Washington P. Hole Locarno Rep. N. Y Dem. N. J Rep. Mass Lemmie Ec Yising Bull” Durham

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