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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
10
Repair notice urges repair of electric irons grills to bring items to PARKS BROS ELECTRIC CO for expert attention. The ad expresses confidence with an experienced technician and mentions PARES BROS ELEC CO as a related name.
O W Hornaday advertises special term coverage for acetylene welding automobile repair and accessories. See Brewer & Wallace and subscribe for The Telegraph.
A memorandum from German experts argues Germany cannot meet treaty obligations. At Brussels the supreme Allied Council reviewed disarmament faults and German coal delivery failures, signaling potential resistance to reparations terms.
In San Francisco on July 3 a smoldering ticket scandal erupted into a fist fight between Chairman Robinson and Paul M. Schwartz of Indianapolis. Robinson demanded Schwartz be discharged by the national committee over ticket allotments, while officials called the incident a misunderstanding. Amid ticket shortages, over 6,000 attendees with proper tickets were turned away as seats remained unaccounted for.
Belated returns expected to decide GOP gubernatorial nominee with William Langer still leading Lynn J. Frazier by about 3,500 votes as three fourths of the state report. Frazier, a Nonpartisan League candidate, has cut Langer’s lead by over 8,000 votes since tabulations began. About 18,000 votes remain uncounted. A. J. Gronna holds a lead for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate.
President and Mrs. Wilson entertained Ambassador and Mme Jusserand at a White House luncheon. The Jusserands will sail for France to spend the summer. It marked the first diplomatic corps guest entertained at the White House since September. After learning the Democratic convention adjourned, the president and Mrs. Wilson took an auto ride.
Platinum valued at 2 415 000 dollars and weighing 23 000 ounces arrived in the country as the personal baggage of a Massachusetts businessman. He worked over a year without pay to secure it for the government, risking funds and health. He died four hours after returning home, ending a tale of commercial romance and perilous endeavor.
Victor Shop offers July release Victor Records now in stock under management of F C Burgess proprietor. The store lists new titles and classic selections for customers seeking latest musical pressings.
See our stock of Victor and Bruns wick Phonographs. THE VICTOR SHOP. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
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