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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
2
A watchful notice warns Sidney readers of impending distress and urges immediate attention to the developing situation. Authorities and local figures are referenced as sources of guidance for residents in the affected area.
A windstorm in Watertown SD causes $50 000 damage. A US Liberia parcel post pact takes effect July 1. Rexford MT post office safe blown. robbers net about $358. Leper case in Washington spurs bills for a national home. Chicago heat deaths rise. 94 degrees and 14 heat prostrations. Monongahela PA explosion kills four, injures a fifth. Fire destroys historic church in England. suffragette links suspected. Yaqui valley crops in Arizona near total failure. Roosevelt to preside at Progresoive rally Aug 5 in Chicago Coliseum. East St. Louis pupil wins spelling bee with 1400 correct. Senate resolution invites foreign governments to Baltimore Star Spangled Banner event. Kept in mind, Hog cholera address printed as public document. Wabash railroad reorganization discussed in Springfield. Huerta price for retirement tied to legalizing acts. New York Coffee exchange amends bylaws for July 1, 1915. White Wolf brigand now looting in Kan-sa. Colorado Episcopal diocese bankrupt. missing 32000. Wilson greets John Kern Jr on crutches. Mona Lisa thief Perugia spared by extenuating circumstances plea. Railroad accident bulletin shows fewer deaths. Joint committee proposal to pay railways by space used saves money. Wood producers urge government farms and standardization. Trial set for Winters trio in Indiana for child disappearance. Allegheny union strike in Pittsburgh. Cunard steamship Aquitania docks in New York after maiden voyage.
The court reversed the commerce court on the Inter Mountain rate order, upholding zone based rates and the long and short haul clause as constitutional. It also voided patents tying land to mineral content but allowed government attack only by direct action. Justice White and Vandevanter delivered related opinions. President Wilson expressed church unity sympathy in a letter to Presbyterian leaders.
The Elgin team won first prize of 400 dollars in the competitive drill during the Court of Honor at St Louis. The drill was a feature of the order's annual convention.
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