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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
2
Edward W Pickard surveys postwar relief and perils as the Lausanne pact shapes Turkey’s borders and expulsion of minorities. Europe frets over reparations, Ruhr status, and Anglo French delays while Germany’s mark collapses, triggering panic and massive money printing. Ambassadors weigh compromises, with Curzon condemning forced population exchanges. Senator Underwood urges U.S. aid to stabilize Europe for a global market.
As ministers Grew and Ismet worked to resolve two key sticking points in the Turkish American treaty, the United States pressed for private settlements with American citizens and interests for wartime damages or arbitration, and for the right for American charitable and educational bodies to import supplies duty free. Turkish demands included keeping Turkish citizenship for babies born in America, a position incompatible with U.S. law. Prominent Americans returning from Europe urged avoiding entanglement, noting Europe’s wars limit U.S. influence and questioning any quick fix.
President Harding landed in Vancouver B C on a Thursday becoming the first American president to set foot on Canadian soil. Officials from Dominion province city and a large crowd welcomed him. He spoke attended receptions and a formal dinner as marines and the U S Navy band from the Henderson transport played.
Attorney General Daugherty met President Harding on the coast and led the government’s case against San Francisco building material dealers and trade associations charged with conspiring to boycott union labor. He argued the worker’s right to organize unions is fundamental in America and any infringement is illegal.
The Shipping Board will not sell or transfer Emergency Fleet vessels. It will keep vessels in operation and rejected a proposal by the American Steamship Owners' Association for private operation under board-less control. Chairman Farley described the plan as transferring profits and control to operators with board funding and oversight removed. Also covered: Philippines legislature calls for Governor General Wood recall and Quezon’s remark on a Filipino governor general. A quake in southern California caused minor damage in San Bernardino with no fatalities.
Mrs. John Buttrick and Miss Fay visited with Mrs Clas Darrah on Wednesday afternoon. Several families visited others in nearby towns. Farmers report some fields lost to Black Rust and harvesting poised to begin as damage extent remains uncertain.
Social rounds include visits by Mrs Glen Bales and family and Mrs Minnie Bales at EB Trautman s Tuesday afternoon. The Rohdes and Bales households visited McGrains Tuesday evening. A Luther Congregation group hosted Rev Waking and wife Wednesday with ice cream and cake. Minnie Bales left for Ft Collins Colo after ten days at Glen Bales home. Several families journeyed to Sidney and Gurley on Thursday and Friday. A large crowd attended Browns dance Saturday night with a fine time reported.
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