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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1926

Page

5

Congress May Quit Before June First

Washington states Congress may adjourn between May 15 and June 1 after briefing President Coolidge. Sen Smoot and Rep Madder said only urgent measures and appropriation bills likely pass this session. Administrations allies cited budget controls and renomination pressures as motives for early adjournment. Smoot predicted Italian debt pact ratification and farm relief measures. opposed bills include Watson Parker railroad labor and reorganization proposals. Shipping board legislation faces slim odds.

Washington Congress Coolidge Smoot Rep Utah Senate Finance Committee Representative Madder Ill House Appropriations Committee Bmoot Senate Watson-Parker Railroad Otber Shipping Board

Two Aviators Die in Lambert Field Loop incident

Lieutenant Charlies E. Smith and Private J Zwengrosch of the Thirty Fifth Division air service Missouri National Guard were killed when a wing crumpled during a loop at Lambert St Louis Field. Zwengrosech leaped but failed to deploy his parachute and fell straight to the ground. Smith tried to jump but his foot caught, and the plane plunged from 2000 feet after a repeated loop the loop sequence caused the wing to fail.

St. Louis Charlies E. Smith J. Zwengrosch Air Service Missouri National Guard Lambert-St. Louis Bridgeton Zwengrosech Smith

Three Die in Rail Crash at Delair Crossing

A deadly train collision at Delair cross ing in New Jersey halted the New York Atlantic City train No. 1077. Three persons were killed and more than twenty were injured as the second section rammed the first at high speed on the Pennsylvania Railroad line.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Joniah Wane Resigns From Brooklyn Council Post

Joniah Wane, once president of the council in 1980, resigns from her Brooklyn political role. Details on succession and interim leadership not provided in the fragment.

Joniah Wane Jo Dond Brooklyn Council

Lorenzo Duffield Visits Lorenzo Area Events

A Tuesday visit by Lorenzo Emil Duffield is noted along with midweek reports of Robertson Oil receiving a car of gasoline and the Toronzo club meeting at H. F. Fleming home to discuss Meals for all occasions. Staff hosted demonstrations closed the meeting with flair.

Toronzo Club H. F. Fleming

Local Students Return and Travel Notes in Sterling

Three of Karl Schmidt's children enrolled in the grades Monday morning Agnes Phelps returned to school after a siege of mumps Joe Hardy left Thursday with his parents for Cheyenne Louis Johnson and Edgar Mder have registered for a month's manual training Miss Hattie Eversman spent the weekend in Sterling Mr and Mrs Bean took in a movie in Sterling Saturday evening Mr and Mrs George Fleming called on Mr and Mrs Bean Wednesday ever Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleming and Melba Mr and Mrs George Fleming and Miss Minnie Weikhorst of Potter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H F Fleming and family

Farmers Co-operative Union Nebr C. Barrett Miriam Ardith Potter Robert Robertson Dorothy Katherine Clyde Robertson Keith J. G. Crosby Elva Karl Schmidt John Hardy Hardy Cheyenne Lorenzo Bunker Hill Eldon Cooley Harold Spiker Leonard Walker Fred Walker Otto Raddatz Edward Meier Sundl Mies Hattie Eversman Elmer Fulton Relph Fieming John Moseman F. G. Meier Harvey Gass W. C. Sheets Agnes Phelps Joe Hardy Louis Johnson Edgar Mder Hattie Eversman Sterling Mrs. Bean George Fleming Ralph Fleming Melba Minnie Weikhorst H. F. Fleming

Sidney Draw Crowded Out By Neighbors Help

Sidney shoppers Mr and Mrs George Hockerson visited Saturday. Neighbors aided Mr Sheeley who was sick all winter by helping him get corn out, with George Hockerson Jerome Dendinger Roy Spicknell Frank Kurs John Henmer William Henmer and Andrew Henmer assisting. Mrs Frank Kurz cooked for the men and various locals visited and assisted through the week.

George Hockerson Sidney Mr. Sheeley Sheeley Jerome Dendinger Roy Spicknell Frank Kurs John Henmer William Andrew Henmer Frank Kura

Farmers Seeding Rapidly in Fine Weather

The past week of good weather boosts farm work with seeding moving quickly. Ivan Walker sustained a deep hand cut on Wednesday when a disk he was reading slipped and struck him. Sidney academy boys visited from the neighboring community.

Ivan Walker

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Charence J. ©. Maupin L. J. Peterman Mr. Maupin Emil Duffield Robertson Oil Company Massey-Harris Service Pete Struve G. Hiutchins Ed Killham J. F. Driever Peter Struve H Home Lumber Scheel Geo. Hockerson Thursay Mrs Otto Kurz J. A. Sparks North Divide Tilie Hemmer Frank Kurz Geo. H Uckerson Clara Mary Hemmer C. 8. Chambers N. B. Henderson John Kurz Harry Henderson Harlan Kurz Bronson John Seidel Gurley Harry Thompson Arthur Rowan School of Agriculture Lincoln Alfred Christensen Carl Christensen Dr. Hedlund Russell Dedrick Franklin Har Old Rowan Frank Rowan Ollie Cagley Bridgeport Lynn Cunningham Berton Cunningham Neal Rowan Mabel Rulter Hardin Dalton Academy Texaco Motor Service Lincoln Highway Texaco Gas Clear Golden Texaco Motor Oil Geo. R. Sherrod Oil-O-Matic Williams Institute of Heat Research Sidney, Nebraska W.w.jordan Neo Tels
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