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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1921

Page

20

Bavarian Premier Deflects Disarmament to Berlin

Berlin policy shifts expose friction as Munich assigns disarmament duty to Berlin. Fehrenbach seeks Berlin clarity on negotiations, while Bavarian radicals demand government accountability. Serbia rejects German trade draft. Vienna party calls for Austrian referendum on union with Germany amid allied prohibitions.

Berlin von Kahr Munich Vienna Austrian Republic Germany Grosse Deutsche Party Austria

Widow Attacks Ryan Will in Surrogate Court

In New York in February, the widow of Joseph J. Ryan filed a petition in Surrogate Court seeking to become administrator of the estate alongside Richard H. Clarke. The suit alleges they were trustees under a separate agreement, with the will leaving $100 to Mrs. Ryan and $5,000 to each child, while most of the £90,000 estate went to actress Lucille Whiteford. The will notes ample provisions for the wife during Ryan’s life and separation terms required $350 monthly for her, plus coverage of the children's education.

New York Joseph J. Ryan Thomas Fortune Ryan Richard H. Clarke Ryan

Schwab Fearfully Regarded by Germans Says Testifier

Washington February witness E N Sluriey from Chicago and former Shipping Board chair testified before a House committee that Clemenceau told him at the Paris peace conference the appointment of Charles M Schwab as director general for the emergency fleet corporation had frightened the Germans heartened the French and enthused the peietah.

Washington E. N. Sluriey Fot Chicago The Shipping Board House Clemenceau Paris Charles M. Schwab Fleet” Corporation

Four Die In Memphis Fire Claiming Women And Children

In Memphis Tennessee a blaze destroyed the upper floor of a two story frame dwelling killing two women and two children. Firefighters battled the flames as authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene for inquiry.

Memphis Tenn

U S Flyer Missing in West Texas Search Mounted

Army planes from Texas New Mexico and Arizona searched remote West Texas after Lieut Alexander Pearson failed to land as he flew from Fort Bliss to Pablo Beach Fla en route to San Diego Calif A new crankshaft was fitted at Columbus N B raising fears bearings ran hot and caused a possible crash along the Big Bend area as wireless and postal stations sought any news of his location

el Paso Tex Texas New Mexico Arizona Fort Bliss Alexander Pearson Houston Pearson Columbus N. B Here Fort Buys West Texas Big Bend Pablo Beach Fla San Diego Cal Atlantic Pacific

Senate approves farm loan bonds appropriation bill

Washington February list shows the Senate adopting an appropriation to allow the secretary of the treasury to buy 100 million dollars of federal farm loan bonds to aid farmers while the Supreme Court reviews the farm loan law. A House approval is pending. A McLean substitute to limit purchases to eight million annually for ten years failed.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Supreme Court Senate House McLean Banking Committee Mit

Hoover Dinner in LaPorte Subscribes Over Six Thousand

LaPorte Ind. Feb. LaPorte residents contributed more than 6000 dollars to the Hoover dinner fund for European relief at a 10 dollar plate event. The city’s quota was 5000 dollars. Unveil Memorial to Mitchel New York Feb Unveiling of a memorial tablet in Hamilton hall to Maj. John Purroy Mitchel former New York mayor killed when his airplane fell at Gerstner field Louisiana July 6 1918 was part of Columbia university alumni day exercises here today.

LaPorte Ind Hoover Dinner Fund Mitchel New York Hamilton Hall Maj John Purroy Mitchel Gerstner Field Louisiana Columbia University

Melba Stricken With Influenza In Monte Carlo

Special dispatch reports Nellie Melba the renowned opera star is seriously ill with influenza in Monte Carlo. Born in Melbourne Australia she rose to fame worldwide and debuted in 1887 as Gilda in Rigoletto in Bruges.

Mme. Melba London Nellie Melba Grand Opera Monte Carlo Melbourne Australia Brungelg Gilda

Chicago Markets Flour Prices and Livestock Quotes Feb 1921

Market notes from Chicago show flour prices for various wheat grades in 140 pound sacks, along with rye flour and butter, eggs, oats, and hay. Livestock quotes include prime and good steers, yearlings, cows, veal calves, hogs with weight-based ranges, and sheep figures. Also listed are potatoes and onions prices, as well as shipments and receipts for Shay.

Chicago Elbe Wrien Colorado

Losing a Good Family Leaves Community in Farewell

J Green and his wife shipped their goods Monday and left Wednesday for Ger ing to retire at their new home. After twelve years here they will keep holdings locally while son Albert Green manages the farm. Mrs Green's invalidism limited activity but the family is noted as a loss to church and social circles. they hope river country damper will aid her recovery.

J. Green Gering Albert Green

Backward, Turn Backward A Sid ney girl and a vintage fashion lesson

A Sidney girl is lectured by her mother on modern dress then appears in a sixteen year old wardrobe. She wears a heavy velvet polonaise with steel stays, a lace edged high collar, and a floor length skirt. The scene ends with her mother laughing and the moral that object lessons beat debate.

Sidney

Revival Tops Sidney Congregation at Tobin Opera House

One of the largest congregations ever seen in Sidney attended revival services Sunday night at the Tobin opera house. Extra chairs filled the floor with many standing and a large number turned away. Evangelist Ernest House draws intense interest across services while Mrs. F. O. Burgess leads a top revival chorus with strong local singers. The revival, featuring special musical numbers, has already produced notable impact.

Sidney Tobin Opera House Ernest House F. O. Burgess

Revival Continues With Full Week of Sermons and Topics

The revival is expected to draw many converts and additions to the church as it extends for another full week. Scheduled topics include Change of Heart, What Must I Do to be Saved, The Great Cloud of Witnesses, What is a Christian, Popular Conceptions, The Gospel Analyzed, An Old Love Story, and The Five King. Each session features lectures, charts, and letters from local youths presenting views on faith and morality.

Bible School Avery

Mrs Henry Holter obituary at Sidney ranch home

Mrs Henry Holter died at her ranch northeast of Sidney on February 16 from apoplexy. Born in Germany in June 1854 as Kurka Schrader, she and her husband had lived in the county eight years. Funeral Friday at the Lutheran home led by Reverend Elmer Kahl. interment in Sidney Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by husband and a daughter in Montana who could not attend. A large gathering attended the rites.

I Henry Holter Sidney Germany Kurka Schrader Elmer Kahl Lutheran Church Sidney Greenwood Cemetery Montana

Dentist Dr M E Rettineme Listing

Dr M E Rettineme dentist advertises location Mele Tech Block Keom 5-6e with phone 66 for appointments and family dental care.

M. E. Rettineme Mele Tech Block

Lodge Installs Women’s Benefit Association Officers

The Woman's Benefit Association installed its officers for the coming year on a Thursday evening. New officers include Commander Millie Easterday, Lieutenant Commander Lulu McDaniels, and Past Commander Isabella Zimmer with Zimmer acting as installing officer assisted by Elizabeth Tobin. Three candidates were initiated and the group adjourned for lunch at Hostettler Cafeteria.

Woman's Benefit Association Millie Easterday Lulu McDaniels Isabella Zimmer Isaphena Null America Klein Edna Granneman Grace Riggs Sargeant Delphia Quick Emma Kavanek Elizabeth Tobin Mona Corbett Mona VanGorder Hostettler

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