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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
12
Mrs A declares intent to divorce while Mrs B questions harmony as their cook becomes the focal point of conflict in a Boston Transcript report.
A brief, frugal relic of a wedding loss scene shows a widow lamenting the death of John and a friend noting the husband’s singular qualities, contrasting longing with resignation in a terse exchange.
In McCammon, Idaho, a garage fire destroyed a garage. S. Lowe, 24, died attempting to save his automobile, his body found among the ruins.
Bank Commissioner Allen took charge of the Polish Industrial Association after discovering bad or doubtful loans and near cash depletion. The association, tied to Hanover Trust and Ponzi’s circle, faces bankruptcy petitions and a receiver request as federal scrutiny expands. Ponzi’s liabilities and assets cited, suspicions of funds moved to others noted.
Four United States army aviators who flew from Mineola New York to Nome Alaska landed here and were scheduled to depart for Dawson their next stopping point. The group is en route crossing paths with Arctic routes and advancing toward Alaska with Dawson as their next goal.
Triest reports a public rift as the national council of Fiume severs ties with Gabriele d Annunzio the insurgent leader and poet whose forces have controlled the city for about a year the split signaling a major political turn in the crisis.
North Carolina leaders expect no vote before Tuesday on ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. Tennessee action backing ratification boosts suffragists as they seek pledges in the house. Gov. Bickett’s urging and a favorable senate committee report increase odds in Raleigh, though house doubts persist.
Milwaukee August 16. Grace Lusk a Waukesha school teacher sentenced June 21 1917 to 19 years at Waupun for the murder of Mrs David Roberts in a love triangle faces possible commutation. Her father Dr A P Lusk Mosinee says she is gravely ill with neuritis and two self inflicted wounds. He cites support from the state board of control and prison officers and notes the third man in the case Dr David Roberts received one year at the house of correction.
New York workers employed by the Manhattan & Queens Traction company began a strike at midnight. About two hundred car men seek a flat 67 cent hourly wage, up from 46 to 55 cents, affecting workers in Queens and Manhattan via the Queensboro Bridge.
Washington report shows Mazatlan imports in May valued at 210,286 dollars with the United States supplying 143,083 and Germany 64,011. Consul Chapman noted German goods ranked second in value among nations shipping to Mazatlan, Mexico.
Soux Falls August 16. William Rinker forty five of Boston Mass was captured by a posse near Butterfield Minn and identified as the man who killed Sheriff Terence McCall of Nobles county last Sunday at Miloma Junction Minnesota.
Tokyo outlines its stance on Sakhalin and Nikolayevsk occupation saying it is temporary until a stable Russian government is in place and Japan has no territorial ambitions. Masano Morihara defends Japan's noninterference in China, rejecting charges of aiding the Anfu party as unfounded.
Major General Leonard Wood visited Camp Roosevelt in Muskegon Indiana and praised the camp while urging similar facilities in other large communities. Captain F L Beals the camp commandant and staff received credit as Wood suggested R O T C units in the central division study the local camp with plans to establish them in additional centers.
Fort Worth police say a woman believed to be Eugene Leroy’s former wife will be held for investigation. They claim positive proof she was his wife and state she lives here with her mother pending further inquiry into the Detroit trunk murder mystery.
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