Panama Pacific expo cited as prudent for Japan and US policy
The piece argues Japan's decision to participate in the Panama Pacific exposition shows practical sense. It praises Wilson and secretary of state for harmony, discusses oil fuel experiments on Canadian Pacific locomotives, and notes U.S. farmers’ high borrowing costs versus German credits. It covers arms embargo impacts in Mexico, agricultural education findings, and Peru’s revolution tests to U.S. policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Rocky Mountains
Canadian Pacific
Cascade
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
North Bend
Great Northern
Agricultural Department
Warship limits falter as nations resist US plea
Washington efforts to secure a wartime halt in warship construction falter with Britain showing limited appetite for cuts and Germany bent on an unsurpassed navy. With rival powers expanding, the administration and Congress face a choice about preserving defense without sparring with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Administration
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Congress
Puzzling Question of Immigration Restrictions
The article debates fair means to limit immigration amid a large influx and labor market strain. It notes failed Asian exclusion and vetoed literacy tests, mentions a physical test proposal, and cites deportations of about twenty thousand last year with ongoing hardship for those who sold everything to immigrate. Authorities call for a balanced, just remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Canal Toll Exemption Policy Sparks Presidential Opposition
President Wilson opposes the Baltimore platform stance on exempting American coastwise vessels from Panama canal tolls and urges Congress to repeal the exemption. He accepts the British protest that the policy violates the Anglo American treaty by failing to guarantee equality of treatment for ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Panama Canal
Wilson
Congress
Great Britain
Tolls policy clash tests Panama Canal obligations
The president argues for equal tolls for all nations including the United States, warning against discrimination and warning that a toll subsidy for a shipping monopoly could strain international relations and breach treaty obligations. Supporters of repeal expect the House to vote to remove the exemption, with Senate likely to follow. The public favors fair dealing and urges adherence to international commitments to retain global respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seaboard States
Panama Canal
House of Representatives
Senate
Washington Birthday Tribute Reflects on George Washington
The article celebrates Washington's 181st birthday and extols his patriotism, leadership, and lasting influence on liberty. It recalls his Farewell Address, military achievements, and foundations for constitutional government, asserting his unmatched exemplar of selfless devotion to country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Washington
Revolutionary Army
Europe
Here and There Incomes Taxes Jingle Roundtable
A column featuring quips and verse about income tax. The speaker group parodies tax burdens and aging, with lines referencing Boerttson, Jamestown settlers, and generic concerns over wealth and taxation. The verses mock the tax system and express playful frustration.
Fragmented Bank Balance Sheet Snapshot
A historical bank balance sheet shows resources including loans and discounts, bonds, cash and sight exchanges, and a large total asset figure. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, various deposits including demand and time certificates, and amounts due to other banks, with a depositors' guaranty fund noted.
Notice of administration hearing for Mariette Ross estate
County Court in Cheyenne County assigns March 10 1914 at 10 oclock a m for hearing petition of Ella M Kemper to be administratrix of the estate of Mariette Ross deceased. Hearings to show cause why petition should not be granted. Notice to interested parties by three weekly publications in Sidney Telegraph. Henry Fe Gapen County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry £. Gapen
Mariette Ross
Ella M. Kemper
Sidney Telegraph
Henry FE. Gapen
Seal
Henry E. Gapen
John H Henson
Melissa Henson
Henry E Gapen
Vienna Restaurant Incorporation in Sidney Nebraska
On January 20 1914 Otto Hink Jr Rena Hink and Anna Lucas formed the Vienna Restaurant of Sidney Nebraska to operate a restaurant and lunch counter in Sidney. Capital stock fixed at ten thousand dollars with half paid up and issued and the remainder to be issued by the Board. Business to begin February 1 1914 and end February 1 1964. Indebtedness not to exceed two thirds of paid up capital. Affairs to be run by President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and a Board of Directors. Witnessed January 20 1914 by Otto Hink Jr Rena Hink and Anna Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Directors
Otto Hink, Jr
Rena Hink
Anna Lucas
Order of hearing on petition for appointment of adminstratrix
In the county court the matter of John H Henson deceased is heard for Melissa Henson to grant letters of administration. A hearing is set for March 9, 1914 at 10 a m in the county court. Notice will be published in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior. Henry E Gapen, County Judge, issues the order.
Notice for Publication in U S Land Office Nebraska
Zeb dee Gustin of Dalton Nebraska seeks three year proof to establish land claim on the Homerstead entry in section 6 township 15 north range 49 west sixth meridian. Proof to be presented before Joseph Oberfelder in Sidney Nebraska on March 26 1914 with witnesses William Schwartz Benjamin Walker George Bewley and George Ruhter. Evans Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Nebraska
Zebdee Gustin
Dalton
Jor Ney
Township 15
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
Sidney
William Schwartz
Benjamin Walker
George Bewley
George Ruhter
Nahwnocka
Department of the Interior
Northlatte
Neb
Joseph Lukas
Sunol
Lomestead
Jos. Oberfelder
USS
John Trienen
Karl Ruttner
Fred Gundel
Ira T’oup
J HE Evans
Register
John Larson
Jsntry
6Th Principal Meridian
William N. Eaton
Frank Gould
Albert Thompson
Gustin
J. E. Evans
Notice to Creditors in Kuhn Estate Cheyenne Neb
Creditors of Charles Kuhn deceased must appear before County Judge Henry E Gapen at the Cheyenne County Court on May 12, 1914 at 10:00 a.m. to present claims for examination, adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year to settle the estate from February 18, 1914. Notice published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to May 12, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kuhn
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E Gapen
Notice of Sale on Cheyenne County Property
By order of Henry Gapen County Judge in Cheyenne County the sale for William Speakman against Arthur Potter will be held March 2 1914 at 10 am. on the northwest quarter section 27 township 16 north range 49 west the sale is public and cash only. 20 tons of hay and other chattels described are to be sold. Sheriff J W McDaniel dates February 16 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry & Gapen
Cheyenne County
William Speakman
Arthur & Potter
Said
Lowing
Fred
Potter
Notice to Establish Described Road Number 237
A petition filed February 10, 1914 by William N Thompsett and sixteen others requests the establishment of a road described as starting at the northwest corner of section four, township fourteen, range forty nine, running west one mile to the northwest corner of section five. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon April 12, 1914. otherwise the road will be established without further reference. Dated February 10, 1914. H.T. Boe County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N Thompsett
Township Fourteen
H.T. Boe
Novice of Sherife's Sale in Cheyenne County Neb
A sheriff sale notice reports J W McDaniel sheriff levying on the northwest quarter of section 10 township 16 range 49 west for a 1913 judgment in favor of Frank Koehler against Lincoln G Simon Tyrone and Anna Thompson. The property will be offered to the highest bidder for cash at 10:00 a m February 24 1914 in front of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
Frank Koehler
Lincoln G. Simon
Tyrone
Court House
Sidney
J. W. Mecdaniel
Said
Order of Hearing on Waiver of Administration
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Walter Younglund deceased the county court orders a hearing on February 2 1914 petition to waive administration. The petition by Elmer Younglund alleges Walter died intestate January 11 1913 with one third undivided interest in the southeast quarter section 32 15 48 and that there are no debts or attachments. Heir brothers Elmer 35 and Oscar 31 reside in the county. Notice to interested parties to appear at the hearing published in The Sidney Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Walter Youngland
Elmer Younglund
Walter Younglund
Alfred Younglund
Oscar Younglund
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
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F. A. Gapen
Bryan
Huerta
Mexico
Peru
the Canal Toll Issuer
Boerttson
Jamestown
Dan O'Fallon
C. A. Ward
J, Joy
American Bank of Sidney
Rose A Bartow
Horr A Barlow J. Melarosa
Grace Mellrosa
Nannie A] Anderson
Wis
Vienna
Sidney, Nebraska
Apt Said Corporation
Western Drug Co
Orly Li
Claude McGowan
W. E. Swatzlander
Prop
Scanlon
Sidney, Neb
Ayoulaona
J. ©. Evans
SALE
J. W. McDaniel
Sherife's
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