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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
3
Try $20 Suits This Fall For Quick Personal Change
There is no risk Whatever Try it this fall and see what a difference there will be in your personal appearance. Don't take our highest priced suits to start with spend $20 or $25 and convince yourself at this small expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Visit to The Wonder Basement Reveals Big Value Buys
A department store offers surprising value on items priced at modest amounts. The ad encourages shoppers to explore The Wonder Basement for notable bargains and affordable finds.
Eastland Disaster Toll Hits 1220 as Probes Begin
Federal state and city investigations launch into the Eastland sinking at Chicago dock. Victims reach 1220 with 822 identified dead and 393 missing. Officials, including coroner and State's Attorney, pursue overload and ballast theories while relief funds of 200000 and 100000 from Red Cross and Western Electric are pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Chicago
Horne
Moorhouse
National Red Cross
Western Electric Company
Hoffman
Indiana Transportation Company
Hitchcock's Statement on Wilsons Federal Appointments
Senator Hitchcock releases a statement commenting on Wilsons four federal appointments in Nebraska. He notes initial recommendations for internal revenue collector and district attorney, cites opposition from Bryan, and confirms final selections including Thomas S. Allen as state district attorney and Thomas J. Flynn as Omaha marshal. W McCune is named as customs collector at Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Washington
Wilson
Co. M Gruenther
J C Byrnes
Merton JL. Corey
Clay Center
Nebraska
Bryan
A P. Sprague
York
State Central Committee
George Lt. Koomis
Fremont
Merton L. Corey
Internal Revenue
Thomas S. Allen
Lincoln
J. R. Swain
Greeley
Thomas J. Flynn
Omaha
W McCune
The
World Herald
Obstacles to Evil in Human Nature
Francis Wayland argues that fixed limits to evil exist in our nature and that real-world facts counter false theories. He says age cannot alter divine ordinances, and daily experience shows the worthlessness of vice as it fades from memory. The link between vice and misery resists efforts to make evil appealing and blocks its progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wayland
Frigga Worship Linked to Friday Namesake
A brief from the London Mail notes Frigga, source of Friday, held as a hunter and warrior in myth. She is pictured with a drawn sword and a bow, and in Scandinavia was called the Venus of the North while the sixth day of the week was devoted to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigga
Venus
North
London Mail
A Shade of Doubt in Graduation Essay Banter
A Washington Star excerpt shows a young man asking for feedback on his graduation essay. His father quips that many will be bashful about offering plain wages to a nun whose intellect surpasses the average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Woodchuck Laughs and Editor Hires a Chuckle
Quip from Chicago News about a woodchuck story shows a playful exchange with the editor. The young author reads aloud and the editor jokes of a woodchuckle. The quotation adds a light moment reflecting youth and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Humble Mrs Mellen Seeks Tinned Salmon Truth
In a humorous note from the Christian Register a polite Mrs Mellen asks her servant to learn if the new cook ate the last can of salmon without asking her directly. The servant replies the cook has eaten it and she already feels uncomfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Register
Menace Rail Line Near Warsaw Stirs War Front Fears
British officials focus on a vast German enveloping movement in the eastern front with 20 000 cavalry that have moved from Riga toward the Petrograd Warsaw railway. The Times warns Warsaw's fall could indefinitely delay Russia's offensives as German lines press the northern and southern arteries toward Odessa. A Petrograd statement notes German setbacks on the Narew, while other fronts show limited activity except Italy claiming 1 600 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Buelow
Riga
Petrograd
Warsaw
Odessa
London Times
Times
Russia
Narew
London
State assessor reports delay prompts action by official
Eight counties still delay assessor reports prompting anxiety from Secretary Bernecker of the state board. Deadline was July 10 for reports to reach the office, with letters sent to delinquent counties threatening enforcement. Names of remaining delinquent counties include Douglas, Garfield, Gage, Garden, Greeley, Holt, Knox, Loup, Otoe and Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernecker
State Board of Assessment
Douglas
Garfield
Gage
Garden
Greeley
Holt
Knox
Loup
Otoe
Rock
Berlin Notes Shape U S response to German U boat war
The United States warns Germany it will regard future submarine attacks that kill Americans as unfriendly. The note renews demands for disavowal of sinking the Lusitania and seeks reparations, while proposing U S mediation on maritime warfare rules. The Leclanan was torpedoed off Scotland with crew saved. later shots failed to sink it before it sank. The incident heightens tensions between Germany and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Lusitania
Leclanan
Archangel
Belfast
Scotland
Kirkwall
Mercurio appeals supreme court over streetcar injury damages
Vincenzo Mercurio appeals to the supreme court from a Douglas county district court ruling that denied his request for a judgment against the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway company. He seeks damages alleged from injuries suffered while the company tore up stone paving at Sixteenth and Howard streets in Omaha when struck by a streetcar. He estimated relief costs around $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Mercurio
Supreme Court
Douglas County District Court
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
Sixteenth
Howard Streets
Omaha
Gathright's pardon hinges on governor approval
Clarence Gathright, serving twenty years for complicity in a policeman's murder in Omaha, could gain freedom in about six months if the governor accepts the pardon board's report. His sentence was commuted to thirteen years and three months, shortening time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gathright
Omaha
Both Legs Lifted. A rookie officer’s drill miscue
A young officer commanding a recruit squad orders lifting the right leg but a soldier lifts the left leg instead, causing the neighbor’s legs to join. The officer exclaims in astonishment that the man has lifted both legs, a humorous misjudgment captured by the Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Lincoln highway dispute settled in Merrick County by Osterman tour
Head Consul Osterman and his party reviewed the contested western Merrick county routes and approved the Union Pacific path favored by Mr Glatfelder. Separately, the board of pardons rejected Sitzman of Cass county’s pardon request, noting a life sentence for a 1909 murder near Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick County
Osterman
Union Pacific
Glatfelder
Board of Pardons
Sitzman
Cass County
Plattsmouth
The Real Sufferer in Sleeplessness Joke
A neighbor asks if the baby suffers sleeplessness and the man replies that the baby sleeps fine while he himself endures the hardship, a wry line from the Ladies' Home Journal showing dark humor about fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Yes She Will Excerpt Shows Tense Exchange
A brief quoted exchange shows tension between a sister and Harold. She refuses to say yes while asserting independence and mentions accepting Harold’s brother last night, attributed to Lehigh Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Lehigh Burr
Evolution of women boxing provokes debate in Washington Star
A Washington Star remark quotes a debate on women in boxing, noting that while some say women are not pugilists, one assertion claims a wife once valued as a prize by her husband now takes the ring as a prizefighter.
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Washington Star
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Hal
Hoyne
Seoves
Michigan City
Lake Erie
Longfellow
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
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Hanna Coal
Poland
Eastern War Theater
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U. S
Kaiser
Jos. A. Wolf
Court House
Sidney, Neb
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Joseph M. Swenson
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
Mercurio
Gathright
William M. Ivins
New York
American Press Association
Ghichester's
Lamond
C. W. Zike
J. C. Swatzlander, M. D
Western Drug Co
Calla
Henry E. Gapen
Law Office
Gapen
Glenn Bliss
Bentley Building
Myron L. Babcock
Logan County Bank Building
Sterling
Colorado
D. H. E. Mantor
Office
Stowitts Building
William Ritchie, JR
Bridgeport
O Street
Rug Co
C. J. Hellwig
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