Davis to Admit 8000 Aliens Amid Immigration Breach
Congressional hearing reveals Davis plans to release more than 8000 immigrants held on ships in American ports. He cites humanitarian grounds and bond or own recognizance options, while noting many are Italian and Polish Jewish. Officials urge Congress to curb steamship firms and enforce the Johnson act amid epidemic fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Laboor Davis
Davis
Daugherty
United States
Aasizes
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Transatlantic Steamship
Congress
Husband
Henning
Baker
Dem
California
Bandits Escape With Mail From Arion Robbery
Six pouches of registered mail sent from Sioux City and South Dakota to Chicago were stolen at Arion seven miles west of Denison when three bandits overpowered telegraph operator B J Gaule and fled south in a car. The pouches had just been unloaded from a Milwaukee train for transfer to Northwestern train No 26 bound for Chicago.
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Denison
Sioux City
South Dakota
Chicago
Arion
Here
B. J. Gaule
Amon
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Mail robber escapes in Portland held by officers
Roy Gardner, a two time mail robber, being escorted by federal officers in Portland, escaped after seizing their revolvers and about $200. The incident occurred as they moved to answer charges. Authorities launched a search and issued warnings for Gardner’s capture.
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Roy Gardner
Portland
Ore
Dun's Trade Review Notes Slow Summer Prospects
Dun's Review reports no brisk business in summer, with marking time expected and slow, irregular gains. It cites low pig iron output signaling widespread manufacturing weakness, but notes readjustment may foster later revival. Wheat damage confirmed, May forecast lowered, spring wheat up for next year. Wholesale price advances outpaced declines, while dry goods show quiet demand. Hides weaker, sellers willing to adjust prices. Failures this week total 800, vs 264 prior week and 178 year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dun
Virgil Decker Given Life In Indiana Murder Case
Virgil Decker, 19, farmer, was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Warsaw. He received a life sentence after a jury deliberated under three hours, returning on the fifth ballot. Decker remained nonchalant as verdict and sentence were read.
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Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
Young Decker
Harding to Get Degree at Muskingum College
New Concord Ohio June announces that President Harding will be conferred a doctor of laws degree by Muskingum College when he can visit New Concord. Harding is a graduate of Ohio Central College, linked to Muskingum through joint programs.
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Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Harding
Ohio Central College
Muskingum
$600000 Gift for Lehigh University Endowment
Bethlehem Pennsylvania in June reports a subscription of $250000 toward an additional endowment fund for Lehigh University. The gift comes from the General Educational Board founded by John D Rockefeller and the Carnegie Corporation. This major donation supports ongoing educational initiatives and university growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
General Educational Board
John D. Rockefeller
Carneegie Corporation
Hera
Picnic Brings Three Communities Together at Rowan's Grove
A large Ladies' Aid picnic was held last Wednesday in Rowan's grove northeast of Dalton. Center Dalton and two Gurley Ladies' Aid societies joined with Kincaid to form a big regional event with dinners programs and strong attendance. Recitations were performed by Mrs. Jason Lobb and Miss Olive Armuth.
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Rowan’s Grove
Dalton
Center Ladies’ Aid
Gurley
Kincaid
Jason Lobb
Olive Armuth
Dunns Welcome Harvester Couple on California Visit
They are in love with California. They were met in Sidney by the son Alvin L. Dunne and his wife and taken to the Dunn farm in north Davison precinct. The farm has two sets of buildings and the senior Dunns will assist in the large harvest, a big annual proposition.
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California
Sidney
Alvin L. Dunne
Vacation at P. J. Dalton farm delights Little Mary Nolan
Little Mary Nolan enjoys a happy guest tour at the P. J. Dalton farm in Pleasant View precinct. She experiences country living joys and plays with the Dalton children. She has visited devoted parents and returned for another visit.
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Mary Nolan
P. J. Dalton
Pleasant View Precinct
Little Dalton
Arm Stil Hurts M. M. Herbert In City
M. M. Herbert, in the city Monday, still wore a sling as X ray pictures appeared unsatisfactory to him. He endures considerable pain when moving and in certain positions, hindering his daily activities.
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M. M. Herbert
Two Young Travelers Reach Grandmother in Montana
Mrs. C. W. Metz received relief Tuesday morning as her children Billy six and Dorothy seven completed a long solo journey. They set out Sunday to visit grandmother in Glendive, Montana, reached Billings Sunday night, and were taken in charge until a messenger brought them to their destination fifty miles away. The trip proved an adventurous experience the children enjoyed.
Gurley Masons Attend Nativity of St John the Baptist Event
Gurley Masons attend the St John the Baptist celebration with participants including Dr Hart and wife, C W Smith and wife, and Mr Johnson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Dr. Hart
C. W. Smith
Mr. Johnson
Birth of Lois Mary Boelling Reported
Rev E H Boelling of the north church announced in town Thursday evening the birth of a daughter named Lois Mary on June 17 last. Sisters Ada Geisert and Anna Geisert, with Ada a nurse, are visiting at the Boelling home.
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E. H. Boelling
North Church
Lois Mary
Mrs. Boelling
Ada Geisert
Anna Geisert
Hink Couple Attend Federal Court in North Platte
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hink traveled to North Platte on Sunday for court proceedings. Mr. Hink serves as a federal juror, while Mrs. Hink returned home by train.
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Otto Hink
North Platte
Mr. Hink
Mission to Wheatland Homestead Visit
Reverend Ehmer Kahl and daughter Marjorie depart Sidney for Wheatland Wyoming to visit Mrs Kahl on the homestead. On Sunday July 8 he will preach at 11 am for the Dry Laramie Sunday school and the afternoon program will feature the Sunday school. Mrs Kahl is in her second year as superintendent and the school has grown in interest and numbers. Marjorie will stay until autumn when she returns to Sidney for her senior year in high school.
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Ehmer Kahl
Marjorie
Sidney
Wheatland
Wyoming
Kahl
Laramie
Bankers of County Meet and Elect
Cheyenne County Bankers association held a lively gathering Saturday with twenty members present. They elected R A Babcock as president and C A Larsen as vice president, with J D McAllister as secretary and W Smith as treasurer. The group planned a July 20 Sidney meeting expected to set a record. Executive committee: M W Dimery J H Foster F M Wooldridge.
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Cheyenne County Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Group Seven
Sidney
R. A. Babcock
Potter
Cc. A. Larsen
D. McAllister
Cc. W
Double Birthday Honored for Robert Keith and Stewart Van Gorder
Mrs. Glenn Van Gorder hosted a Saturday June 25 birthday party for her two sons Robert Keith aged six and Stewart aged five. Helpers Elsie Philson Katherine Greenlee and Mrs. McAllister joined in a lawn full of games ice cream cake and a celebratory car ride home to cap a joyful afternoon.
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Glenn van Gorder
Robert Keith
Stewart
Elsie Philson
Katherine Greenlee
McAllister
Teacher Breaks Ankle In Domestic Accident
Miss Edith Oldershaw, a prominent Sid ney teacher, suffered a bad ankle fracture after stepping backward from a table during home renovations. She will lie in bed for ten days, with a period of inactivity to follow, as family members give her support in the pleasant home. Kenneth Johnson laments the ball game missed.
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Edith Oldershaw
Sidney
Sue
John Oldershaw
Jennie Johnson
Minnie Oldershaw
Kenneth Johnson
Kenneth
Silver Wedding of Pioneer Citizens
The country home of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Cunningham near Gurley hosted a quiet twenty fifth anniversary last Saturday. Relatives and close friends gathered as gifts of silver appeared, including a rose centerpiece from the bride’s Denver mother. A large one o'clock dinner featured fried chicken, ice cream, and strawberries, with much reminiscing and photos of the original wedding party. The Cunningham family, guests from Sidney and Kimball, and Senator Bushee attended, while a ball game on the lawn provided light entertainment on a hot day.
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L. F. Cunningham
Gurley
Denver
Hose
Warren
Martha Parrish
Sidney
Lynn
Burton
Margaret
Roger
Jim Cunningham
Cheyenne
Cunningham
Senator
Bushee
Bess Cunningham
Kimball
Bernice
Elizabeth Bushee
W. Hornaday
Hornaday
Robert Hornaday
Oren Chesebro
Frances Knox
Paul R. Parrish
B. D. Parrish
Salem
Nebraska
Mrs Alice Struthers Visits Relatives Then Heads To Arizona
Former Sidney resident Mrs. Alice Struthers spent Thursday and Friday with her sister Mrs John Daugherty and family. She departed Saturday for Lincoln to visit sister Mrs Jessie Preston. She plans to visit relatives in several cities and will return in a few weeks for a longer visit before going home to Tombstone Arizona.
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Alice Struthers
John Daugherty
Lincoln
Jessie Preston
Tombstone
Arizona
Pleasant Sunday visits across borders in F M Wooldridge home
Mrs Winifred Seyfer of Kimball and her niece Ina Barton of Sterling Colorado were guests in the F M Wooldridge home on Sunday. Elizabeth Bruing has returned to Belvideer Nebraska after visiting her sister Mrs Edward Furer. R F Lee of Buaknell was a guest last Sunday at the Wooldridge home. Dr L G Simon and wife returned from a five weeks Texas Oklahoma trip. Harriett Jones visits Ruth Goertsche at Lodgepole.
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Winifred Seyfer
Kimball
Ina Barton
Sterling, Colorado
F. M Wooldridge
Elizabeth Bruing
Belvideer
Nebraska
Edward Furer
R. F. Lee
Buaknell
Wooldridge
Dunns Return From Long Beach California
Mrs. J. C. Dunn and daughter Ruth arrived Tuesday after a year in Long Beach California. Ruth completed a happy school year and returned with memories of her time there.
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J. C. Dunn
Ruth
Long Beach
California
Doctor Samuel Light Visits Bridgeport Family Briefly
Doctor Samuel Light visited his son and family in Bridgeport briefly last week, according to local notices. The outing linked to a family visit and occurred during the prior week, with no further public details released.
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Samuel Light
Bridgeport
Merry Entre Nous Club Hosts Pink Themed House Party
An Entre Nous house party in Sidney brought Kimball guests to F D Wooldridge and Creedon homes. Guests enjoyed a pink seven o clock dinner, games, and stunts, with pink umbrellas place cards and Killarney roses. A morning brunch preceded a Country Club swim and a Union Pacific evening dinner before departing on No 17.
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Sidney
Kimball
Entre Nous Club
F. D. Wooldridge
I. J. Creedon
Mabel Dinsdale
Helen Wooldridge
Mary Tierney
Genevieve Tierney
Ann Roche
Gertrude Tierney
Bernice Bushee
Ellen Forsling
Marjorie Leach
Lottie Cromie
S. D. Vogler
Jack Cromie
Denver
Lela Mandal
Killarney
Creedon’s
Creedon
Delyn Wooldridge
Union Pacific
Special low prices on children's shoes at Hinks Boot Shop
Hinks Boot Shop advertises special prices on children's low shoes. Details of discounts and sizes are listed, inviting customers to visit for bargains on kids footwear.
Stover and Kirkman Wed in Denver and Travel to Sidney
Harry Stover of this city married Misa Bertha Kirkman of Los Angeles in Denver on June 17. The couple then arrived in Sidney, with further travel details not provided in the available text.
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Harry Stover
This City
Misa Bertha Kirkman
Los Angeles
California
Denver
Sidney
Sidney Citizens Welcomed Mr and Mrs Stover at Hardy's
Thursday they are at home in their apartments at Hardys where they are welcomed and congratulated by friends. Mr Stover is a splendid Sidney citizen and successful business man respected and liked by all who know him. Mrs Stover is a lady with a sweet personality and will be well received. she is not wholly a stranger having visited friends before her marriage.
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Hardy's
Mr. Stover
Sidney
Mrs. Stover
Mrs B Iu Parrish Visits Relatives in Cozad
Mrs B Iu Parrish and Paul Parrish visited Cozad after a two week stay with relatives. Mr Parrish returned to Salem Nebraska to resume his business after spending time with his children in town.
Mrs Parrish Heads to Salem for Two Week Visit
Mrs Parrish departs for Cozad to join her husband’s mother Mrs B C Parrish and travel to Salem for a two week visit.
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Paul R. Parrish
Cozad
B. C. Parrish
Salem
Motorists Mr and Mrs Johnston Stop Here on Travel
Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnston of Tacoma Washington visited last Saturday as guests of Mrs Johnston's sister Mrs Howard Swain and family. While motoring through Cheyenne they stopped for a meal and had their two suitcases stolen from the car. Their khaki costumes were their only wardrobes and they replenished with Sidney merchants before continuing to Denver and then westward.
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Thomas Johnston
Tacoma
Washington
The One He Loved Best
An Atlanta husband returns home after a quarrel bearing four parcels for the person he loves most. His wife,冷 to the gesture, asks what the gifts are and he presents a box of cigars as the token of affection per the Thermold News.
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Atlanta
Thermold News
Notice of Closing for Fourth of July
A store will be closed all day on the Fourth of July. The Cheyenne County Trading Company announces the shutdown. Hink's Boot Shop features Women’s White Footwear.
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THE
Cheyenne County Trading Company
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