Coal Parley Ends as Strike Continues
New York report says anthracite joint strike conference between operators and union officials ended without a settlement after two weeks. Arbitration was the sticking point, and miners rejected arbitration plans. Operators claimed miners blocked adjournment and that consensus could not be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic City
Markle
Luserne ‘Egislators
John L. Lewis
United Mime Workers
Lewis
Charles M Schwab Cites Economy of Good Roads
Charles M Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel and former Emergency Fleet head, says road construction is a national economic investment with broad benefits. He spoke at the American Road Builders association twenty third annual convention at the Coliseum. William H Connell, association president, traced its history from 1902 as he noted the $6 billion annual construction industry and about one third spent on good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corporation
American Road Builders’ Association
Coliseum
Schwab
William H. Connell
Association
Nye Confirmed as Senator in 41 to 3 Vote
Gerald P. Nye was confirmed as senator from North Dakota by a 41 to 3 vote in the Senate, overturning committee recommendations. Appointed by Governor Sorlie to fill the late Ladd’s seat, Nye’s seating shifted after several members changed their votes, including Senator Borah of Idaho. The party split was 14 Republicans and 26 Democrats plus one Farmer-Laborite for Nye, against 31 Republicans and 8 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Daikota
Senate
Senate Committee On
Borah
Idaho
Nye
Sorlie
North Dakota
Ladd
Farmer-Laborite
George Kuhns Dies at 64 in Des Moines
George Kuhns, head of an Iowa risk firm and president of the Walhers Life Insurance Co., died at Methodist Hospital Des Moines after several weeks illness from an infection in the nose following influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kuhns
Iowa Risk Firm
Des Moines
Iowa
George K' S
Walhers Life Insurance Company
Methodist Hospital
Senator DuPont Injures Rib in Stairway Fall
United States Senator Coleman DuPont, long afflicted by illness, has been home in Wilmington for a month with a heavy cold. He suffered a slight fracture of a rib on the left side after falling part way down a stairway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Coleman DuPont
Restriction Bill Aims at Mexican Immigration
Representative Bacon introduces a bill to curb Mexican immigration to about 1 600 annually, down from roughly 33 000 yearly. The measure seeks to limit entry while addressing current inflows and policy challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bacon
New York
US Citizen Slain in Mexico Near Border in Chihuahua
A United States citizen identified as George Delkins was slain in Mexico near the border in Chihuahua. Reports say the killing involved an armed group described as Indians from the United States, who approached from across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mexico
Mexico City
George Delkins
Chihuahua
United States
Local Black Hills News Notes Daily Life in Spring Canyon
Milo Moore hauls potatoes to Sterling for Carl Meyer holz on Monday. Many neighbors visit the county seat. Harriet Jane McKelvey undergoes eye surgery and remains nervous but stable. Basketball action sees Iliff defeat Crook 14 to 10. Cold week with temperatures near zero. various local trips and visits noted.
Local Social And School News Roundup
Potter family returns from California after two weeks with Allan Dykeman. R A Babcock, F Frances party visits Sidney. Frances to run local drug store. Coach Place takes high school team on three day trip to Bayard Morrill Alliance. Cheyenne county Ad vertise meeting in Sidney. Witt son leaves for university. Womans club hosts Lena Larson. extension course planned with Miss Atwood. Delegates listed. first meeting Saturday at Mrs MacAdam's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reetz
Bertha May
California
Allan Dykeman
R. A. Babcock
Sidney
R. V. Frances and Son
Cairo
Will
Frances
Clyde Brady
Fred Enevoldsen
Peetz
Ford Weikhors
Cheyenne
Ray Arnell
Charles Cords
R. A. Babeouck
Kimball
Lodge Pole
R. V. Francis
Cheyenne County
John Witt
University
A. F. Whitmire
Snnd
Seyfahg
Womans Club
Lena Larson
Atwood T Sidney
Offre
R. L. MacAdam
Mrs. Slocum
Know Nebraska Better seed potato special travels south
A Burlington special carried 48 cars of seed potatoes 20 cars of sugar and 6 cars of dried beet pulp from Alliance Nebraska to Louisiana Texas points as part of the Know Nebraska Better campaign. The train left Alliance January 12 with banners Hauling Nebraska Farm Products South. Officials accompanied it to Kanena City and Shreveport Louisiana for distribution to needy families in Omaha.
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Burington
Nebraska
Louisiana
Texas
Box Butte
Dance
Sheridan
Mississippi
Alliance
North Platte Valley
Dawen County
Omaha
Omaha Elke
Burnington
Kanena City
E. Flynn
Missouri River
Gurley
Shreveport
Local Socials and Visits Across Sidney Events
Miss Helen Jacobson stayed with Mrs Clyde Lucas last week. Miss Hattie Eversman entertained Friday at the Clyde Johnson home. Mrs Dwight Bolton and Mrs Harve Jacobson attended the county extension meeting in Sidney Tuesday. Christena Biers and Mrs Cliff Crosby and son Dale were guests at the Robert Robertson home Sunday. Paul Greenwood was taken to Sterling Thursday for an appendectomy and is recovering well. Christena Biers and Hattie Eversman were supper guests at Frank Meier’s Tuesday. Murrel Crosby cut his hand badly last Tuesday. ten stitches. Fred Walker butchered a beef last Wednesday. Mrs J B Smith visited Mrs Clyde Robertson Friday. Mr and Mrs J G Crosby and family and Bernice Williams had dinner at Frank Meier’s Friday. Christena Biers and Hattie Eversman shopped in Sidney between trains Saturday. A large crowd enjoyed the Saturday dance. Mr and Mrs Cliff Crosby were Peetz callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs J D Bolton were guests of Harve Jacobson Sunday. J D Bolton and Walter Phelps families enjoyed an oyster supper at George Fleming’s Saturday. Donald Meier on sick list recently. Mr and Mrs R O Bean and Leona Greenwood drove to Sterling Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Schweitzberger visited H Gass home Sunday. Miss Helen Jacobson staying with J D Bolton a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo T. Moore
Sterling
Carl Meyerholz
J. F. McKelvey
J. S. McKelvey
Arthur McKelvey
Harriet Jane
Harry Reeves
A. D. Hilliard
Gus
Dick Sutter
Sidney
Bert Hilliard
IM. T. Moore
Robert Nicholas
Ed Binney and
John McDonnell
Hilliard Ranch
Clarence Beebe
Milo Moore
J. T. McKelvey
W. A. McKelvey
A. J. Heying
A. D. Hillierd
Sam Polick
Pete Brossard
Gus Sutter
Ellis Dunn
Harold Bonser
Roy Crabl
Sedgwick
Iliff
Crook
Helen Jacobson
Clyde Lucas
Hattie Eversman
Clyde Johnson
Dwight Bolton
Harve Jacobson
Christena Biers
Cliff Crosby
Dale
Robert Robertson
Paul Greenwood
Christeng Biers
Frank Meier
Murrel Crosby
Fred Walker
J. B. Smith
Clyde Robertson
J. G. Crosby
Bernice Williams
Ing
J. D. Bolton
Walter Phelps
George Fleming
Donald Meier
R. O. Bean
Leona Greenwood
Robert Schweitzberger
H. Gass
John Lingway and
Theodore Dingwall
Charley Sprenger
Violet Cradit
Edna Hammond
Henry Walker
and Wires
Henry Bronnison
Baby of Bronson
Wilber Glassburn
C. Sprenger
Adde Glassburn
W. W. Glassburn
Edna Hiammond
C. L. Walters
Taylor ‘Hosepital
Will Allman Ovill
el Root
Tom Iverson
John Lingwall
F. Kragel
L. Scheer
Mr. Kragel
Mr. Scheer
M. I
Local Socials and Visits Round West Sidney Residents
West Sidney residents shared social visits and outings with neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Lingway and son at Sprenger home Sunday. Numerous calls and gatherings occurred at Glassburn Walters Scheer Kragel and Sprenger households, with a club meeting of the M. I. A. at Charley Sprenger’s.
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DuPont
Spring Canyon
Potter
University of Nebraska
Alliance TO Louisiana
Inebraska
Masa Ae
Sunny South
Christean Biers
West Sidney
IL. Scheer
F. H. Krager
C.A. Glassburn
W. E. Chambers
L. G. Sinks
Wm. Gorman
F. H. Kragel
Bernice Kragel
L. Scheer’s
Billie
Charley Chambers
L. G. Links
Bill Heads Cards Stations
TUDOR
Detroit
F. O. B. Davets
Mich
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