President Wilson and the politics of the presidential primary
The piece condemns President Wilson as a political strategist guided by ambition over national welfare. It cites a Los Angeles letter praising the primary and argues Wilson dictates to Congress, favors caucus power, and controls the Democratic convention. It urges the United States to clarify its neutral policy to protect trade and inform the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Los Angeles
White House
Congress
Republican Party
Platform Deception and Civil Service Critique
The 1912 platform promised strict civil service enforcement, but the Wilson administration is accused of widespread dismissals of long-serving Republicans and replacement with less qualified Democrats. The author argues the party’s pledges are broken, likening it to the spoils system, and urges voters to distrust future promises.
Economic policy options loom after European war end
A looming trade war risk looms as allied powers plan cooperation against Teutonic commerce and neutral trade. The United States weighs safeguards to protect domestic business, faces tariffs shifts, possible exclusion measures, and risk of retaliatory action in a complex postwar tariff era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Democratic Congress
Sermon, suicide, and smoldering humor from a coastal town
A coastal preacher warns that eight next Sunday a sermon will name the town’s unsaved soul to pass into eternity. Citizens told to seek a remote hospital to die if certain of being unsaved. The piece mixes satire on war, wealth, marriage, youth, and money with a string of wry observations about society and habits.
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Dal ton Nebraska
Legal advertisement states Elma D and C H Kline mortgaged $800 to International Harvester Company of America. Due $722.60. Property: One 12x25 Titan Engine TM-392, in Dal ton Cheyenne County Nebraska. Auction for cash to highest bidder on August 5, 1916 at 11 AM. Dated Council Bluffs Iowa July 11 1916. International Harvester Company of America by Jno M Brown, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Elma D
C. H. Kline
International Harvester Company OF America
Wim. N. Foster
Dalton
Council Bluffs
Iowa
International Tharvester Company of America
Jno M. Brown
Petition to Establish Section Line Road 274A
A petition filed June 13 1916 by J Kregder and sixteen others seeks establishment of Road 274A running from southeast corner of section 16 to southeast corner of section 23 in township 17 range 51. Objections or damages must be filed by September 11 1916 in the County Clerk's office. Road will be established if unopposed. Dated July 10 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. (. Kregder
H. T. Doran
Train Hits Auto Near Jacksonville Kills Five
Five persons were killed and one intern ally injured when the automobile they rode in was struck by a passenger train near Jacksonville. The dead include Mrs. Mary McOsherry Miss Ellen Groves Margaret Allen Allen Bernard and Mrs Adolph Bernard. William Groves was the car's driver and is injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mary McOsherry
Ellen Groves
Margaret Allen
Allen Bernard
Adolph Bernard
William Groves
Revote of the Condition at First National Bank of Sidney Nebraska
A notice states the condition revote of First National Bank of Sidney in Sidney Nebraska as of the close of business June 1 1916. The report lists financial interest in the bank and outlines the state authority's review. The document records the bank's status and regulatory actions taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Sidney
AL Sidney
Nebraska
Bank balance and assets listed in 1916 report
The document details bank assets including U.S. bonds, securities, cash, and reserves. It lists value of banking house, real estate, furniture, net amounts due from Federal Reserve and reserve agents, notes, coins, and redemption funds. It also shows capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, and rediscounts with the Federal Reserve as of June 6, 1916, plus a road establishment notice from July 1915 and a cashier's sworn statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
N.Y
Chicago
St. Louis
Eee
Ceee
Ewes
Petition to establish section line road 282A
A petition filed on June 8 1916 by Earl Easton and thirteen others requests establishing a section line road beginning at the north end corner of section 19 township 14 range 51 and running south about three miles to the southeast corner of section 31 township 14 range 51 along Road 282A.
Order of Hearing in the Ida Stuht Estate Case Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Anna Osborn files a 1916 petition seeking a decree on Ida Stuht died May 2 1895. Osborn claims sole ownership of Jets 12 13 14 in Clarkson addition Sidney. Hearing set July 25 1936. notice to interested parties and creditors via The Telegraph for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ida Stuht
Anna Osborn
Cheyenne
Ida Stuhe
A. D
Towit
Clarkson
Sidney
da Stu
Telegraph
Notice for road establishment signed 1916 by Kunzi and twelve
A June 13 1916 notice signed by Adolf Kunzi and twelve others seeks establishment of a section line road. It describes starting at the northeast corner of Section 17 Township 16 North Range 50 West, running north two miles to Section 5, then west along the township line to the southwest corner of Section 34 in Township 17 North Range 50 West, then north to the northwest corner of Section 34, ending at the 6th Principal Meridian, with a deadline to file at the Lith Road 285A office by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Doran
Notice of Road Establishment Dated June 22 1916
Notice signed by H Pichinke and twenty two others for a road to be established from the north west corner of section 18 township 15 range 50 to the north west corner of section 18 township 15 range 49 with the 22nd day of August 1916 as the deadline for objections or claims for damages filed in the County Clerk's office. The road will be known as Road Doran County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto F. Zuhike
H. T. Doran
Henry Pichinke
Order Of Hearing On Probate Of Foreign Will Nebraska
County Court in Cheyenne County sets August 8, 1916 at 10:00 AM for hearing Anna Osborn’s petition to admit a Wisconsin probate copy as the last will of Fredrick W Krueger. Notice to interested parties by three-week newspaper publication in The Telegraph. Judge C P Chambers presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
C. P. Chambers
Fredrick W . Krueger
Anna Osborn
Racine
Wisconsin
Telegraph
Chambers
Sea
Notice To Non-Resident Defendants In Nebraska Partition Suit
John B. Curyen files a district court petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska seeking partition of a 40 acre tract in section five town twelve range forty nine. Defendants include John Bozarth and others. If unanswered by August 28 1916 the court may proceed. a sale may occur to satisfy taxes and costs with disbursements and shares allocated among heirs per agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bozarth
Vesta B Bozarth
Charles Bozarth
Edith Bozarth
Mary Bozarth
John B. Curyen
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Frances
Curyea
Ruth M. Curyes
Pauline J. Curyea
Elizabeth M
John B. Curyea
Frances L
Ruth M
Vauline U
Elizabeth M Curyea
John N. Curyea
John B. Curyba
Y Berge
McCarty
Little Ridge
Lincoln
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska 1916
By virtue of an order from the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska the sheriff advertises a sale of numerous parcels of land in Lodgepole Sidney and surrounding additions. The sale will occur July 25 1916 in Sidney at 10 a.m. Each parcel is offered for cash to satisfy a separate judgment with 15 percent interest from March 30 1916 and total costs of 126.00. Listings include Oberfelder First and Second Additions to Lodgepole Nash Chidhester and original town parcels with specific lot fractions and amounts. The sheriff J W McDaniel is the officer of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
Cheyenne
Plaintieff
Annie Hart
Grace Barlow
Grace Hart
Gerusha Sager
Gerusha Hart
Frances Hart
Dorothy Hart
John EB. Hart
Annie McEvoy
Flora B. Essig
Curtis D. Essig
Gus Wullner
Belle Wellner
W. M. Pulver
Charles P. Chambers
Vaclav F. Kucera
J. S. Hoagland
Simon Oberfelder
W. Waite
J. C. McBride
Mary Kahl
Ollie Cottstein
Adolph Solomonson
Equitable Trust Company
Corporation
Elizabeth Schaefer
Catherine McClain
Jesse Hitz
D. F. Chidester
Albert Weatherby
W. L. Rockfield
E. H. Soule
Henry Hile
Prudie R R. Lamberson
Charles Hile
Rebecca A. Mears
D. M. Hinkel
B. I. Hinkel
Charles A. Boone
J. C. Twitchell
J.L. Woodmiansey
Henry P. Spaulding
James L. Aelworth
J. W. Fellsworth
Stephen A. Hendee
Margaret A. Claybaugh
William F. Metcalf
Wallace Oosterhoudt
L. C. Fundingsland
Robert S. Oberfelder
Charles IK. Shakelford
Mary Shakelford
Elizabeth Neumann
Jacob Kiefer
Catrobe Grieser
Swan I. Browell
J. W. Waite
J Cc. McBride
Ole Gottstein
A Corporation
J .L. Woodmansee
Henry Spaulding
Henry Ile
J. W Fellsworth
Stephen A. Ilendee
William Linson
Gotlobe Geleser
Charles KK. Shakelford
Chidhester
Sidney Ets
Oberfelder
Lodgepole South
Sidne South
Sidney North
Sidney
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F. A. Gapen
United State
Europe
Mother
Eleanor
Hetty Green
Resources
Total
Leg
Leslie Neumaukem
Leslie Neubader
Julia Ahrens
Jones
Ha. M. Davison
G.L. Mann
Earl Easton
Lodgepole
Amt
Div
Haskell
Sidney Yer
Paeen Enee
Aebete
iLodgepole
Nash
Lereeree
J. W. McDanirefl
Said County
Ludaspele
Liz Paine
Reese
Sweer Teeters
Obazedterde
John Deere
Union Pacific Depot
J. J. Case Tractors and Threshing Machines
Flower City
D. R. Campbell
Sidney, Nebraska
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