Sidney Nebrasys Independent Publisher details and rates
Guy V. Doran editor and publisher announces an independent newspaper in Sidney Nebraska. The Friday edition serves Cheyenne County and western Nebraska with post office register and second class mailing. Subscriptions: one year in zone one $2.00, outside zone one $2.50.
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Telegraph News
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France and Italy crisis and crime notes in review
France moved toward a meeting of the League of Nations as Italy threatened withdrawal over sanctions and hinted at an alliance with Germany. Mrs. Bruno Hauptman seeks return of seized items from the Lindbergh murder case. A San Francisco hotel fire kills seven as four men are sought for questioning. A Jericho road sniper in Jerusalem kills an Arab constable amid ongoing Arab–Jewish violence.
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France
League of Nations
Italy
Mussollini
League
Germany
Bruno Hauptman
New Jersey
Hauptman
Hunteragu County
Cit
San Francisco
Seventh Day ‘Adventist Convention
Jericho Road
Jerusalem
Balfour Forest
Ginegar
Seattle undersea wedding plans stir church and publicity
A minister opposed to water exposure disrupts Seattle's planned undersea wedding. Captain John Benson, 73, and Mrs Elizbeth Pardée say they will marry in diving suits Sunday unless a new pastor, who does not fear water, is found to avoid publicity.
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Seattle
John’ Benson
Elizabeth Pardée
Warning to South China leaders from Japanese consul
Japanese consul in Canton warns South China leaders that any untoward incident involving Japan will trigger serious repercussions and urges avoiding actions that excite popular anti Japanese sentiment.
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Shanghi
Canton
China
South China’army
Japan
Hoover attacks parole system amid criminal liability claim
J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, renewed criticism of parole and pardons alleging abuses that release habitual criminals into society. He asserted that all DOJ officials killed in recent years were slain by criminals who had prior jail terms for serious offenses.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Yale Professor Rosewell Gray Ham Named Mount Holyoke President
Rosewell Gray Ham of Yale has been chosen to succeed as president of Mount Holyoke College for Women. He becomes the first male president in the college’s history.
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Rosewell Gray Ham
Yale
Mount Holyoke College For
London Board Conveys Strategy at Convention Plank on Currency
Leaders of the London board labored through the opening session to craft a platform plank advocating sound currency without alienating supporters opposed to the return of the gold standard.
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London Board of Strategy
Mussolini names son in law Ciano world’s youngest foreign minister
Premier Mussolini signals a major shake up by naming Count Galeazzo Ciano his son in law as foreign minister as he relinquishes three portfolios. He retains interior war navy and aviation posts, keeping control of armed forces and police.
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Mussolii
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Fatal Auto Crash Near Ogallala Claims Life of Pedestrian
A pedestrian near Ogallala sustained fatal injuries after being struck by a car while walking along the highway. He died in a hospital shortly after the incident as authorities investigated the accident and identified the person involved.
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Ogallala
Stedent
Thirteen Men Held for Trial in Black Legion Slaying
Thirteen men accused of the Black Legion slaying of WPA worker Charles Poole were held for trial on murder and kidnapping charges after their examination in common pleas court. Bail was denied again.
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Charles Poole
WPA
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence DeVol Leads Prison Break From Asylum
Lawrence DeVol a professional killer led a prison break from the asylum for the criminal insane and engineered the escape of 15 other inmates. All but four were captured with DeVol at large. A Barker Karpis gang trigger man, he may head to Omaha as a crime career unfolds in prohibition days. Firearm dealers in Iowa Nebraska and southern Minnesota warned to watch for convicts.
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DeVol
Barker-Karpis
Omaha
Wis
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Silent film stars suffer injuries in car accident
The report says Marlene Dietrich nursed bruises after an accident while in location with a leg packed in ice. Charlie Chaplin and his leading lady Paulette Goddard suffered minor injuries as their automobile collided en route to a night club.
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Marlene Dietrch
Charlie Chaplin
Paulette Goddard
Congress recess halts tax relief debates amid convention lull
With Congress adjourned for the convention and Roosevelt on a western tour, committees hold tax and relief adjustments. In Atlantic City Iowa, Rolo Wescot and spouse near death after a collision with a truck in a Tuesday night storm. Merle Fogelstrom of Gothenburg survived a high voltage shock when a power line knocked him down while removing a bird nest. Lincoln and Omaha residents figure among other local incidents with fatal boiler explosion injuring a janitor at an Omaha apartment building.
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Senate
Rolo Wescot
San Merino
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Atlantic City
Wescot
Roy Dyer
Lincoln
Merle Fogelstrom
Gothenburg
Estate saved by fraternity gift ends poet's wife life
Two weeks after a gift from her husbands' fraternity saved her estate, Mrs. Eugene Fields died of heart disease. Fields died in 1895 and the $200,000 estate he left was tied to Chicago real estate during the low mood.
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Eugene Fields
Fields
Chicago
Nebraska board eases freshman entrance requirements
The University of Nebraska board of regents lowered the freshman entrance unit requirement by one, simplifying admission standards for new students. This change shifts criteria for prospective enrollees, potentially broadening access and affecting enrollment policy.
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The
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Young financier’s son returns to hospital after abscess forms
Jesse Livemore Jr., 17, son of a New York financier, was readmitted to hospital after an abscess developed in the lung where a bullet had been removed months earlier. The case follows a prior accidental shooting by his mother.
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Jesse Livemore, Jr
New York
Girl Found After Disappearance From Washington Il
Dorothy Blumenfeld, a 14 year old girl reported missing from Washington Illinois, was found emerging from a Chicago candy store. She said she left home to buy clothes and see the bright lights and planned to work as a housemaid.
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Dorothy Blumenfeld
Washington, Il
Chicago
Two farmers killed by Wabash freight train at Moberly
Two farmers at Moberly Missouri were struck and killed by a Wabash freight train. Reports say they were lying on the tracks as the locomotive approached, with no warning or chance to move. The incident halted traffic and prompted an investigation by local authorities.
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Moberly
Dardanella author John Black dies in Ohio cafe brawl
John Black, composer of Dardanella which spurred a million dollars in sales after its 1919 release, dies from a skull fracture suffered in a cafe brawl in Hamilton Ohio. He owned the cafe. A Canadian passenger is killed and 12 others injured when a four motored transport plane crashes in Sweden as motors quit at low altitude.
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John Black
Hamilton
Ohio
Black
Sweden
Government aims to collect three million in back taxes case
The government closens a lengthy suit to recover over three million dollars in alleged back taxes and penalties from Andrew Melion. The case heads to a hearing before the board of tax appeals with Robert Jackson, assistant attorney general, and the former secretary of the treasury present.
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Andrew Melion
Board of Tax Appeals
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Jackson
North Divide By Mrs Spark Sparks North Divide
Mrs Jack Rathbun attended lodge in Sidney Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner returned from Denver Wednesday. Mrs Emma Ely and daughters shopped in Sidney Thursday. Mrs George Rippe and Evelyn Blianke motored to Sidney Thursday afternoon. Mrs Paul Sparks and daughter Vera shopped in Sidney Friday morning. Vera Sparks was a weekend guest of Catherine Higgins. Ruth Kinton returned home Sunday from club week at Lincoln. Kathryn Tressel spent Sunday with Ruth Sparks. Mr and Mrs J A Sparks and daughters Ruby and Rose were pre-
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Sidney
Ray Wellner
Denver
Emma Ely
John Henderson
Anita
Marie
George Rippe
Evelyn Blianke
Paul Sparks
Vera
Vera Sparks
Catherine Higgins
Ruth Kinton
Lincoln
Kathryn Tressel
Ruth Sparks
J. A. Sparks
Ruby and
Rose
Sunday mourns Mrs Bert Allington with funeral held
Mrs. Bert Allington died Saturday at her daughter’s home in Lisco. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the home and burial took place in the Bohemian cemetery on the south divide. Sympathy is extended to the relatives. Relatives from a distance attended, including a sister from Wilber. Charles Ehlers and family visited Sundol and nearby. Community updates note Salvation Army fund solicitation, local business calls, and various visits and travel among Sunol residents and nearby areas.
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Welby Bauer
Sunol
Max Wilt
Gering
Emil Englert
Jack
Jack Hannah
Albert Hornicek
John Demers
Ogallala
Charles Ehlers
Lodge Pole
Frank Oliver
Sidney
James Schimka
Byron Dee Craig
Ernest Seeger
Colorado
Henry Bolt
Emma Schimka
E. Gould
Richard Fraass
Louis Haack
Ollie Kilgore
Florence Dickinson
Arlene Wilt
Wayne
Leslie
Lorrel Craig
Earl Johnson
Gurley
Dale Rogers
J. H. Gell and
Birthday dinner honors Frank Kurz in Sunday gathering
Messages from a local community include Mrs. Paul Sparks calling at George Higgins home Monday and visits by Mrs. Fred Smithers and daughters Florence and Rozetta, and Mrs. Fred Kettler with children Darlene and Bobby. Paul Sparks and his son Paul visited Fred Seimers. Ruby Sparks attended a Sunday school picnic and stayed with Helen Goodwin overnight.
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Paul’ ‘Sparks
George Higgins
Fred Smithers
Florence and
Rozetta
Fred Kettler
Darlene
Bobby
Paul Sparks
Claude Sparks
District 77
Paul
Fred Seimers
Ruby Sparks
Helen Goodwin
Local notes from Crawford and vicinity contain visits and events
Sidney shoppers and church activities mark a busy horizon. Mrs. Seeger, Ruth Fenske, and the Fenskes visited lodges. Vaciks, Englerts, Hafer, and Kilgore were guests at various homes. Leah Booth returned from Indiana to teach. Maurice Wolff's wedding plans announced for Lake Andes. A Fort Robinson Episcopal Boys Camp details and daily schedule described. Rev. Spehr provides camp information.
Beecher Camp for Boys Opens This Summer
After a two year lapse caused by a CCC camp occupation the Beecher camp for boys will reopen from July 15 to 25. The site will host campers and offer organized activities under local supervision.
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CCC
Bishop Beecher
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