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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
8
A chaotic finish near the basket stoked by Sidneys team and Chapps, as误 the crowd roared and officials called fouls. Sidneys leading press and late free throws shifted momentum, with Chapps attempting comeback as the final minutes spiraled into heated exchanges and disputed calls.
A county judge presides over a jury trial in Alliance as three men including Elmer McPherson and a third defendant face charges of treason and theft. Police report indicate the trio confessed to transporting the sawn casings and cash from a residence, with evidence linking a vehicle and railroad location to the crime. The case drew public attention at the county courthouse and a Monday session.
Sidney Tirsans will compete at Mitchell in a regional tournament with ten teams including Mitchell, Sidney, Bayard, Bridgeport, Gering, Kimball, Minden, Lyman, Scottsbluff, and Sidney. The event runs March 9 and 10 with awards for tournament champions and runners up.
Public invited to a Sunday recital at 3 p.m. in the city auditorium by Helen Peetz and her music students. A varied program will be performed including solo pieces by Evelyn Miller Nyda Schwasnick Margaret Furer and others.
Governor Bryan urged outright repeal of the intangible tax law while a senate committee favored partial repeal with exemptions for bank deposits. He argued the plan would not align with the property platform or meet voters’ wishes and would keep taxes on real estate holders.
A joint legislative committee in Nebraska Tuesday considered pleas from taxpayers for deep salary reductions of public office holders. The plan would cut county salaries by 20 percent. critics said the cuts were too drastic and would hurt efficiency. Supporters argued sheriffs and county officers deserve modest raises despite fiscal strain.
The fourth district of the American Legion, with Sidney Post No. 17 as a member, still leads the state membership drive. Under George Irvin, the district stands as a percentage of its quota of 6970, with District 13 in second place.
A suggestion by D Staytes of the American Legion Darce committee to revive old time dances is expected to be followed by several members of the organization. A warrant was issued in the county judge's office yesterday for the arrest of C V Cowards on a charge of passing a bad check for five dollars. He had not been arrested early in the evening, Sheriff Schulz occupied with the case.
Ruth John reports East Dalton as residents exchange visits with the Kallensack and Englert families while Arthur Raiman and Earl Vowsilson see neighbors. Teachers and students mark birthdays, party events, and a Valentine party at the school. A local sale at the Community Sales Barn and a big horse auction loom for Saturday.
The Western Nebraska On Company convened a meeting of agents and station managers in Sidney yesterday to discuss operations and coordination.
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