Nebraska Legislature Opens With McKelvie inaugural Address
The Sidney Telegraph reports the Nebraska legislature sessions promise benefit to the people. Governor Neville’s address urges constitutional convention, a better road system, and measures on national guard prohibition and education. McKelvie’s inaugural views emphasize agriculture cooperation and efficient distribution, urging cooperation to reach markets and uphold wartime sacrifices.
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Keith Neville
SR. McKelvie
Neville
National Guard
Nebraska
Messige
McKelvie
Ally Ott
House Rules Reverses Action on Famine Relief Bill
Democratic members of the house rules committee reversed the committee's previous action and ordered the report of a rule granting immediate consideration to the bill appropriating $100,000,000 for European famine relief at the request of President Wilson.
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House Committee
Europe
Washington
House Rules Committee
Bil
Wilson
Met your wife lately 7 social quip
The dialogue notes a man asking about meeting his wife and humorously cites society papers stating she will be at home twice this month. The item reflects light gossip tone and social column style.
Red Berlin Chief Liebknecht Rumor Traced to Riots
Reports from Copenhagen via Exchange Telegraph claim Spartacist leader Karl Liebknecht was killed in Berlin street fighting on Thursday. Government troops guard the Adlon Hotel to protect allied commissions as rioting spreads to Dresden Hamburg and Dusseldorf with shortages and destruction reported. Gas plants electric power houses and waterworks are held by Spartacists.
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London
Warl Liebknecht
Germany
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph, Company
Berlin
Bertin
Adlon
Unter den Linden
Pariser Matz
Dresden
Hamburg
Augsburg
Dusseldorf
Grunewald
Kurl Radek
Liebknecht
Tussia
Ino
Certiiny
Demobilization Pace Reported for American Army
Washington reports 603,880 American troops discharged by January 10 and 1,157,000 scheduled for demobilization, with 96,000 having already returned from overseas. British discharges stand at 325,058. General March notes December operations aimed at winter occupation consolidation and bolshevik countermeasures. Allied advances and a Wadish recapture are cited along with Archangel region actions in December and early January.
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Washington
March
Oto
Jantar
Attacede
Archangel
Wadish
Russia
Sidney wins over Cheyenne in hard fought basketball game
Sidney maroon and white defeated Cheyenne Wyoming high school 22 to 20 Saturday night. Sidney lineup Maynard Roach Harry Marsh Doyle Perry Harold Ells Marl Kerseh Maurice Roach Clarence Olson. Fans praised fast clean play and strong defense as Sidney strengthens league prospects and pursues a third consecutive Western Nebraska Basketball League title.
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Bhitek
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sidney
Maynard Roach
Harry Marsh
Doyle Perry
Harold Ells
Marl Kersehner
Maurice Roach
Clarence Olson
Bencils
Wing
Leto Ons
Horns
May Admit Russians as Peace Delegates Sparks France Split
Paris report says allies discuss admitting all Russian factions to the peace congress if a truce among them is declared. France rejects recognizing the Bolsheviks, fearing Bolshevik propaganda gains. London cites British initiative. Lloyd George and Indian premiers travel to Paris. Bonar Law travels by air.
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Paris
Russia
France
London
Jain W
Lloyd George
Dominions
India
Andrew Bonar Law
Brance
Roosevelt wills filed in Mineola New York
Theodore Roosevelt's will funds a 880000 trust split into equal shares for his children. It leaves wedding presents from his first wife to daughter Alice and directs income for his widow. Mrs Roosevelt may distribute principal to children as she declares. if she does not, the principal goes to the children.
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Mineola
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Alfece
Navy to release 8000 sailors from Great Lakes station
Washington orders begin freeing about 8,000 sailors at the Great Lakes training station. Releases include 20 percent of reservists and 10 percent of wartime enlistees, with 20 percent of hospital corps men to go. Releases to continue at five percent per month.
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Great Lakes
Ghiergo
Jan W
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Washington
United States Navy
Frank Clark and Clyde E. K. Dennis Sentenced in Chicago
Frank Clark confessed murderer of Lola Armon and Clyde E. K. Dennis convicted for shooting John W. Hutchinson a cigar dealer at 601 South Dearborn street. Both men were sentenced to life imprisonment in Judge Navanaviv's court.
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Chicago
Frank Clark
Lola Armon
Post Graduate Hospital
Clyde EK
Dennis
John W. Hutchinson
South Dearborn Street
Navanaviv
Japanese steamer Nanyo Maru sunk off coast in storm
Tokyo dispatch to Lloyds reports the 2089 ton Nanyo Maru en route to Marseilles was sunk by a storm off the Japanese coast with the loss of its crew.
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Japan
London
Marseilles
Tokyo
Lloyds
Bell and Woodward Wed in Sidney Ceremony
William Glenn Bell and Mildred Laura Woodward of Sidney received a Tivense to wed. The ceremony is set for Thursday January 16.
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William Glenn Bell
Mildred Laura Woodward
Sidney
Jurgens Gustin Jurgens Wed Miss Zola Gusten in County
A marriage license was issued to George Jdausper Jurgens and Miss Zola Gusten on Monday January. An advertising notice in The Telegraph proved effective by reaching most county residents.
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George Jdausper Jurgens
Zola Gusten
Cheyenne County Sidney Roaring Prospects at Dawn of 1900
The article portrays Cheyenne County and Sidney as well situated amid war, noting no demobilization pressures or factories threatening employment. It emphasizes stable growth, strong agriculture, and an optimistic outlook for Sidney and Cheyenne County at the start of 1900.
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Sidney
Los
West
Cheyenne County
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