Hawaii Evasion Committee Demands U S Papers On Japan Pact
Washington July 20 The house immigration committee moves to investigate the understanding with Japan on Japanese emigration to the United States. It requests the state department’s diplomatic correspondence leading to the agreement. Royal D Mead of Honolulu disputes McMurray’s account of Hawaii labor import arrangements with Japan.
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Washington
Japan
United States
House Immigration Committee
State Department
J. W. A. McMurray
State Department Division of
Far Eastern Affairs
Hawaii
Insular
McMurray
Islands
McMurrnay
Royal D. Mead
Honolulu
Planters’ Association
Mead
Five Die as Car Tries to Beat Train at Crossing
In Chicago on a July 25 incident five people died when a car driven by Joseph Niklas stalled on a Baltimore & Ohio grade crossing at Vincennes road and Nineteenth street, ahead of a freight train. The owner and driver, his wife, and two girls believed to be Michael Kleeman and his daughters Lillian and Jeanette were killed.
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Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Vincennes Road
Nineteenth Street
Joseph Niklas
Michael Kleeman
Lillian
Jeanette
Sterling gives $50 000 bond in Illinois embezzlement case
Springfield IL July 26 Lieutenant Governor Sterling posted a 50000 bond before Judge Smith on indictments charging embezzlement. The National iSecurity company of Chicago furnished the bond. Albany NY July 25 Jack Dempsey must pay about 12000 income tax or face perjury charges per James B Ivins head of the income tax bureau. If he claims nonresidence the affidavit will be produced to counter claims and a writ of attachment on his automobile.
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Springfield
Sterling
Smith
National iSecurity Company of
Chicago
Albany
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
New York State
James 8. Y. Ivins
Income Tax Bureau
Dempsey
New York City
Markets Report on Grains Livestock and Prices
The markets show flour varieties with patent and short patent wheat priced around 8.76 to 10.00 per bushel and rye flour from 7.50 to 7.75. Hay prices range from 18 to 23 dollars per ton, with butter and eggs listed by score and packaging. Live poultry and potatoes, onions, and various cattle and hog categories are priced, including prime steers 8.25 to 9.20, hogs from 9.25 to 11.10, and sheep with lambs noted at 7.00 to 10.25. Continuous daily commodity values across grains, dairy, poultry, and livestock are provided.
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Wcladlee
Old Time Resident Visits City Friend After Visit
Mrs Barnhart departed Saturday morning for Bridgeport after a three week stay with sister Mrs Jessen. She enjoyed visits with brothers Will and Hugh Moore and many local friends, and she is an ardent Eastern Star member who attended its meetings.
Sidney Nebraska special election on bonds for parks and sewers
A 1921 ordinance calls a special city election on August 9 in Sidney to authorize issuing 12 000 for park land purchases and improvements and 10 000 for sewer system bonds with annual tax levies. It sets ward polling places and ballot forms for two questions on bond authorization and tax approval.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Notice of Election Officials and Publication Requirements
Section details appointment of judges and clerks in Sidney Nebraska wards two and three. It prescribes qualifications for electors, canvassing procedures, and publication duties. It orders notices published in The Sidney Telegraph and postings at ward public places four weeks prior, with copies at voting places on election day.
Special Bond Election Notice for Sidney Nebraska 1921
Notice announces a special bond election in Sidney Nebraska on August 9 1921 under Ordinance No 182 to issue negotiable coupon bonds of the city on the city credit. Voting will occur at Ward No 1 Court House and other precincts as listed for qualified electors.
Sidney ordinance notice on polling hours and locations
In Ward No 2- School loase. In Ward No 3-Library building. The ballots to be used in voting upon the questions submitted will be furnished to the voters by the judges of election to be deposited in a ballot box which will be provided for that pur pose. The polls will be open at eight o'clock in the morning and continue open until eight o'clock in the evening of said day at which time the polls will be closed. In Witness Whereof, The Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Sidney, Nebraska, have caused this notice to be published as required by law, this 1st day of July, A. 10. 1921, FREDEE, STEPHENS, City Clerk, (Seal) Section 10. This ordinance upon adoption shall be published in The Sidney Telegraph, a newspaper published and of general circulation in the city of Sidney, Nebraska, and shall take effect immediately upon such publication. Adopted and Approved this 1st day of July, A. D. 1921. I. E. GRABILL, Mayor, Attest: Fred E. Stephens, City Clerk. 41-4
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Sidney
Nebraska
Court House
School House
Stanley Wolf
F. Christenson
F. Witters
Guy Dedrick
Leo Young
Fredee, Stephens
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House
Ssterling
National Security Company
Illinois
Jack
City of
C. A. Pilling
Fred Mann
N. P. Johnson
Dr. Murless
T. Willis
H. Minchell
W. Noyes
D. Fr. Bennett
J. Shulenburg
Guy Ferry
Cty
North Side
Teddy Brooks
Jor
the Farmers’ Union Co-Opera
Tive Association
Co. O. Hade
Sidney, Nebraska
Jones E
A. D
I. E. Grabill
Fred E. Stephens
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tin Service
Agent UN. Pace
R. R
Sidney Products
Daisy Brand
Sidney Creamery CO
Sidney Artificial Ice & Cold Storage Coo
The
Liberty State Bank
F. N. Slawson
L. P. Togue
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