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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
4
Two Thirds Size New Currency Notes Planned
The new currency notes planned for issue will be only two thirds the size of current notes yet equally hard to obtain. Philanthropist Carnegie stands with Rockefeller at 157 million dollars as the oil magnate may gain chances to catch up. President elect Wilson faces many troubles from office seekers and may gain enemies. Governor Hadley urges Republican rehabilitation. Nebraska voters have constitutional amendments in place. federal patronage distribution promises conflict between Democrats and Bryans. A Richmond governors conference forms a permanent exchange of views. Nebraska’s indebtedness is about 374 thousand dollars, roughly thirty two cents per person, not a heavy burden, but prudent legislation is urged. The legislature’s pay hike is noted, with calls for better attention and needed reforms.
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Nebraska
Wickersham Views Sherman Act Civil, Not Criminal
The Attorney General says the Sherman anti trust law works as civil statute but its criminal provisions are weak. Expanding enforcement to penitentiaries could help solve the trust problem. The piece also notes currency reform debates under Wilson and a South Carolina governor’s controversial stance on lynching.
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Wickersham
Condemnation of Lynch Law by Governors Conference
A state executive defending lynching is unworthy of office and should not be emulated by southern leaders. The Richmond conference governors repudiated the South Carolina leader's position, stressing violence must yield to lawful means and respect for the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther
South Carolina
Richmond
Supreme Court ends Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger
The high court ruling dissolves the two railroads merger, signaling the breakup of similar railway combinations. It foresees broad, possibly disruptive reform across the railroad system, but removes the fear of a single nationwide monopoly and marks a major shift in U.S. transportation and rates.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Taft on State Department Leadership in Boxer Era Diplomacy
President Taft highlights the State Department’s public service, praising its historic role and the leadership under John Hay during the Boxer uprising. The United States asserted bold terms to protect China from dismemberment, securing concessions valuable to global commerce and laying groundwork for later political change.
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Taft
Department of State
Thomas Jefferson
John Marshall
Madison, Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
William H. Seward
James G. Blaine
Mr. Taft
State Department
John Hay
China
Taft Sees Diplomatic Policy Expanding US Trade
The piece notes Taft praising the departure of diplomacy from strict empire to serve American commercial expansion. It asserts the policy has yielded results and urges Congress to make it permanent, saying the diplomatic service should be used to broaden foreign trade.
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Taft
Congress
Reforming Christmas Gift Making Among Women
Prominent women in New York and Chicago form a society to curb useless gifts at Christmas. They warn gift exchanges burden working girls and other wage earners, causing worry, financial strain, and frictions. They urge gifts as sincere tokens free of commercialism and reciprocal calculation, not occasions for envy or prestige.
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New York
Chicago
Mellie
Jennie
Florence
Nellie
Anna
United States to Adopt European Agricultural Credit System
A nascent movement in the United States embraces European agricultural credit methods. A commission from the Southern Commercial Congress will tour Europe next May to study farming finance. Officials say the reform will provide vast financial benefits to American farmers and transform agriculture for years.
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United States
Europe
Southern Commercial Congress
America
Agricultural Credit Reform Urges Better Rural Financing
Discussion cites potential savings of 250 million dollars in interest if farmers gain access to improved credit. University of North Dakota president endorses enhanced credit facilities, Taft shows interest, and foreign studies are cited. Democratic platform calls for examining rural credit systems abroad to craft a US model for the next administration.
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University of North Dakota
Europe
Taft
Democratic National Platform
United States
Bank Statement from Cheyenne County Nebraska Stresses Liabilities
A Cheyenne County bank in Nebraska reports total liabilities and capital structure including capital stock of 825,000.00, surplus 10,000.00, undivided profits 6,551.65, national bank notes outstanding 25,000.00, individual deposits 19,851.92, time certificates 96,047.19, cashier's checks outstanding 3,244.73, totaling 199,095.49. B A Jones, cashier, swears the figures true.
State Bank Report From Cheyenne County 1912
The document presents a bank statement detailing resources and liabilities including overdrafts deposits and loans. It lists current PEMERAG and tax es paid, amounts due from national and state banks, and various assets such as bank furniture and fixtures. It notes capital stock, surplus fund, undivided profits, and deposits subject to check with certificates of deposit. The statement is certified by cashier L. Wri and directors J L Witwis G A Witwis Mrs G H Witwis, sworn on December 7, 1912.
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U.S
U .S
Gold Co
State OF
Nebraska
Cheyenne
L. Wri
State Banking Board
J.L. Witwis
G. A. Witwis
G.H. Witwis
H. H. Junken
Sear
Notice to Creditors and Bidders in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice to creditors of the estate of John Hans deceased to present claims March 10 1912 in Cheyenne County Court at 10 am with six months to file and one year for settlement. published four weeks before March 10 1913. Also sealed bids invited by Cheyenne County Board for county stationery 1913 with specifications and deadline January 2 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hans
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E. Gapen
Board of County Commissioners
Franklin
Pee Sidney
Joseph Haas
Said
Seal
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
Nebraska county court in Cheyenne County assigns December 17 1912 at 10 oclock a m for hearing the petition of Lars Jorgensen to finalise his administration account in the estate of Anton Larson deceased. Notice to interested parties via four weekly issues of the Sidney Telegraph. Henry E Gapen County Judge.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Henry E. Gapen
Anton Larson
Lars Jorgensen
Sidney Telegraph
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Henry Ehmke, Jr
Sidney
6Th Principal Meridian
John Beyer
Peter Beyer
Frank Portrey
John Daugherty
J. B. Evans
Register
John Herron
Fleetz
Colo
North Range
Neares
Elmer G. Robbins
William Gorman
Willam Wilson
Edward Fischer
Laura
Wlareng
Crevesse
Roupe
Illand
Said
D. Wiz
Henry E Gupen
Elizabeth
Sager
Mons Johnson
Slaney Telegraph
Gust Pappos
Cheyenne
Albert Kruse
Albert Krolf
Harm Frerichs
Weyerts
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
Peprnade
Henry Stevens
Peter Stevens
Henry Fiessner
Sidney, Neb
M. Windsheimer
Neb. J
Bvane
U. S&s. Land Office
John J. Brown
Oulton
William Morrow
William EF. Edwards
Abner
A. Sharp
James H. Wiker
Dalton
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Rockefeller
Wilson
Hadley
Missouri
Conference of Governors
Aldrich
Monetary Commission
Hitchcock
Rural Credit System
First National Bank of Sidney
Strate
Pobeasks
Cheyenny
B. A. Jones
Shoresomed Bank
B.A Jones
M. Amrens
J. W. Harper
Julia Scanlon
Dalton State Bank of
Oak Tse
Ahh Snate
H. Tv
Sidney Bakery
Granneman Building
North Plate
Wilhelmie Ehmke
N. Range 60
Sidney Neb
EB. Evans
J. E. Evans, Hegister
Charlie Ravert
Township 16
N. Range 49
Stephen H. Babb
Ray Clough
Frank Babb
Emil Adams
John Suchy
Saan Neb
Adam Schimka
Clem Brauer
Fritzeet
Charles Faytinger
Web
District Court
Lester G. Lowe
Charles J Smith
Smith
Charles J. Smith
Julia Smith
Hawdy
Lester G Lows
Plaips- Mites & McIntosn
Attorn
North Platt
Rasy
Jorgenson
Nebpaekss
Teor
Joseph
Department of the In U. S. Land Office
North Rte
Minnie Vollstaedt
Sunol
6Th Prinal Meridian
Inter
U. S. Commissaey
Andrew Johnson
SidaNeb
John Junker
Christ Junker
Unol
George Heubeck
Lodge
J. E
Eva
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