Promoting Americanism Draws Citizen Loyalty Debate
A group of Philadelphia and Detroit manufacturers adopt policies favoring citizenship for promotions and employment, arguing loyalty boosts national strength. The debate, linked to World War era tensions, reflects broader anger at anti assimilative acts while President Wilson seeks a second term and Governor Morehead touts Nebraska’s finances and schools as a model of prosperity.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Morehead
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Nebraska
Ile
The Railroad Problem Sparks Commission Inquiry Idea
The piece argues for a congressional inquiry into railroad laws and administration. It notes rail lines about 376 000 miles with $15.33 billion in public securities, 3.125 billion in annual revenues versus 2.0 billion in expenses, and 1.815 million employees earning 1.373 billion. It questions why profitable railroads still face calls for regulatory help.
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Congress
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Liquor Tax Receipts Dominate U S Internal Revenue
A report from the commissioner of internal revenue shows liquor taxes brought in 224 million dollars last fiscal year, comprising 54 percent of total internal revenue. Critics argue the revenue loss could hinder national defense funding and necessitate higher taxes, regardless of moral opposition to alcohol.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Funeral Vision of a Town and a Rider in One Grave
The speaker foresees a town’s future funeral for a young motorcyclist and a celebrated performer, united in death as the crash binds their bones in a single grave. They warn against claims of prophecy while noting how candidates stand out in public life with radiant emergence.
Lessons for Youth From Ailing Times
A reflection urges schoolboys to prepare for old age by fostering tolerance and forbearance. It warns intolerance among youth leads to burdensome old age and stresses the need for patience, repose, and gracious acceptance as life shifts toward decline. The passage notes the strain of restless youth and the looming duty of support for aging years.
Wandering through aging blues and social gears
The passage reflects on aging as a sudden night fall, with a bright mind giving way to stiff joints and lethargy. It condemns lack of savings and health habits, and notes households adapting to an irritable elder. It ends with social observations on language, shots, and old fashioned dress.
Smile Thoughtful Quote Sparks Gentle Healing
A reflective note highlights smiles as a joyful sight and suggests simple acts of kindness can trigger healing. Henry Drummond’s view on Christianity promotes sunny people and a positive world through everyday warmth.
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Henry Drummond
Gravest Crisis of Warner Senate Debate Over German Sinkings
Senate discussion this week will weigh the German admiralty decision to sink all enemy merchant ships and the partisan reaction from Republicans led by Sterling Lodge and Stone. Democrats argue for cautious, nonpartisan handling amid fears of a grave crisis in the European war and potential U.S. involvement. Mexican affairs also return to the floor as Republicans press the president’s handling of Carranza recognition and related diplomatic correspondence.
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Germany
Senate
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Sterling
Lodge
United States
Fall
Carranza
Mexico
Crones Bids Good-by to Gotham Police
A penciled note purporting to be from fugitive chef Jean Crones was dropped in a Grand Central mailbox and received by New York police. The note claims Crones is leaving New York for safety and taunts detectives saying they cannot catch him.
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Grand Central Station
New York
Jean Crones
Mundeleien
Chicago
Crones
Fugitives battle ends with Luna County sheriff slain
In Rincon a posse battled five fugitives who escaped from Deming jail. Sheriff Dwight B Stephens was killed and deputy Buck Sevier seriously wounded. Joseph Cranston the prisoners driver was killed. J O Starr was wounded in the shoulder and captured. Three others are reported to have escaped.
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Dwight B Stephens
Luna County
New Mexico
Buck Sevier
Rincon
Deming
Joseph Cranston
J. O. Starr
Fire destroys main building at Moncton foundry
A blaze gutted the Record Foundry and Machine company main building in Moncton New Brunswick with the fire origin undetermined. Estimated loss placed at six hundred thousand dollars. Affected operations included tooling and machinery inventory, with firefighters battling the flames to prevent spread to adjacent facilities. Local authorities investigated the incident and reviewed insurance implications for the company and workers.
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Record Foundry and Machine Company
Moncton
N. B
Look Over Our Line of Implements Before Buying Elsewhere
Local ad invites customers to inspect the range of agricultural implements and compare prices for the spring trade. Harper name appears as advertiser and contact point.
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Harper
Candidate for Cheyenne County Treasurer
Myrtle Lancaster announces her candidacy for county treasurer of Cheyenne County subject to Republican primary voters on April 18. She notes her current deputy county treasurer role and requests support.
Candidate announces re election for Cheyenne County Sheriff
J. W. McDaniel seeks re election as Cheyenne County Sheriff in the Democratic primary on Tuesday April 18. He asks voters to judge his record and support his candidacy if his services have been satisfactory.
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Cheyenne County
Louis Wasem Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
The undersigned states he will seek the office of County Treasurer in Cheyenne County, subject to Democratic voters at the April 18 primaries. He respectfully solicits support from the electorate.
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Cheyenne County
Louis Wasem
Doran seeks re election as Cheyenne County Clerk
Il T Doran announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska subject to Republican Primary approval on April 18 1916.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Il T. Doran
Bettendorf Seeks County Assessor Nomination in April Primary
H Bettendorf announces candidacy for County Assessor subject to Democratic electors in the April 18 primary. He currently serves as assessor of Sidney precinct and says his experience would benefit taxpayers if nominated and elected.
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Sidney
H. Bettendorf
C S Radcliffe Announces Run for County Attorney Nomination
C S Radcliffe enters the Democratic primary race for County Attorney asking party friends for support and recalling prior votes in the last primary and general election. The brief statement outlines candidacy and appeal for continued administration.
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C. S. Radcliffe
Cheyenne County Superintendent Candidate Seeks Republican Support
Anna McPadden announces re election bid for Cheyenne County Superintendent of Schools. campaign emphasized at the Republican primary on April 18 with a request for party support.
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Cheyenne County
Bates Seeks State Representative Nomination in 76th District
William L. Bates announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Representative from the 76th District. He states support depends on Republican voters at the April Primary and asks for their vote if his services in the last session were satisfactory.
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William L. Bates
County Assessor Nomination Pending Republican Primary
A candidate announces intent to appear on the Republican ballot for the County Assessor position in the April 18 primary. The message asks for approval and support if the candidacy is approved.
Chambers Seeks Re election as Cheyenne County Judge
The undersigned announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Judge of Cheyenne County at the Primary Election on April 18 under the non partisan judiciary act. Charles P. Chambers.
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Cheyenne County
Charles P. Chambers
Jesse C Sitton Announces Cheyenne County Sheriff Run
Jesse C Sitton announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Cheyenne County sheriff at the April primaries and seeks support for his bid.
Osborn enters race for Cheyenne County Assessor post
M W Osborn announces candidacy for County Assessor subject to Republican primaries held April 18 1916. He respectfully solicits support from Cheyenne County voters in the upcoming contest.
State Senator Candidate Bushee Seeks GOP Nomination
B K Bushee seeks the Republican nomination for state senator from the 27th district subject to April primaries. The announcement notes the race hinges on GOP voters and outlines candidacy for the nomination.
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B. K. Bushee
Voter Seeks County Treasurer Seat in April Primary
A county resident running for County Treasurer asks acquaintances to spread support among newer residents. He pledges full-time dedication to the office and service to taxpayers if elected after twenty-nine years in the county.
Griffith seeks Republican county clerk nomination
F G Griffith announces his candidacy for County Clerk and asks Republican voters to support him at the county primaries on Tuesday April 18 1916.
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F. G. Griffith
Olson Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer Nomination
N. W. Olson declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer and seeks support and votes from electors at the April primaries.
Charles W Hornaday Seeks Republican Primary Support
A brief political note requests friends’ support in the April Republican primary and welcomes endorsements for Charles W Hornaday. The appeal emphasizes appreciation for backing in the candidacy effort.
Sheriff of Cheyenne County Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate announces intention to run for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Cheyenne County in the upcoming April 18 primary election. He asks supporters for votes and influence if his candidacy earns favor.
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Cheyenne County
Candidate for County Clerk Cheyenne County
A candidate for County Clerk of Cheyenne County seeks support from longtime residents and new voters before the April primaries. The notice emphasizes personal recognition and outreach to both older citizens and newcomers ahead of the election.
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Cheyenne County
F N Slawson Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Clerk
F N Slawson announces in Cheyenne County his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk and respectfully solicits support at the primary in April.
Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska directs creditors of Daniel Carey deceased to present claims to the Executrix before the County Judge in the county courthouse on March 7 and July 7, 1916 at 1 p m. Creditors have six months to file and one year to settle from October 19, 1915. Published in The Telegraph for four weeks before March 7, 1916. Co P Chambers County Judge.
Estate of James St. Clair Boags Claims Notice
In the matter of the estate of James St. Clair Boags deceased before me County Judge of Chey 8th day of March A D 1916 and 8th day of July A D 1916 at 2 o'clock p m each day for presenting their claims for examination adjustment and allowance Six months are allowed for creditors to present their claims This notice will be published in The Telegraph for four weeks successively prior to the 8th day of March 1916 Witness my hand and seal of said court this 2nd day of February 1916 Seal Co P CHAMBERS County Judge.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Daniel Carey
Mee
Said
Telegraph
Co. P. Chambers
James St. Clair Boags
Said County
Seal Co
P. Chambers
Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
Nebraska state court in Cheyenne County assigns March 20 1916 at 10 am for hearing on final settlement and discharge of administrator Lewis Brett in the estate of Gustav Brott. Notice to interested parties via Telegraph newspaper for three weeks prior.
Ward System Adopted for Sidney Nebraska in 1916
Ordinance number 147 divides Sidney into three wards under Nebraska law. Ward boundaries reference Union Pacific railroad lines and Rose Street as central landmarks. Each ward will elect two councilmen, effective after passage publication and approval. Signed February 8 1916 by L Fundingl and the Sidney trustees.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad
Rose Street
Sui
Union Pacific
L. O. Fundingsland
J. J. McIntosh
J. J. Parks
M. W. Riggs
Gus Wellner
Board of Trustees
L. Neubauer
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
County court in 1916 schedules March 13 at 1 pm for final settlement of Albert Burke estate. John Johnson seeks discharge as administrator after filing petition February 16, 1916. Petitioner must appear to show cause why prayer for final settlement and discharge should not be granted.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Said
P. Chambers
Albert Burke
John Johnson
Telegraph
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Warner
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Posse
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J. W. McDaniel
Anna McFpadden
Jesse C. Sitton
M. W. Osborn
N. W. Olson
The
First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Charles W Hornaday
Ben I. Wagner
F. N. Slawson
A.D
C. P. Chambers
Gustave Brott
Lewis Brett
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