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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1914

Page

2

Nels Darling Returns to Longmont After Chautauqua Success

Nels Darling spoke at the Chautauqua last summer presenting his Community of Interest lecture. The talk drew backing from the Colorado State Lumbermen's association and he was invited to address the state lumbermen convention in Denver. Darling has delivered hundreds of such addresses to business audiences, including many women, and his Chautauqua tour was highly booked for years.

Teries Laurant America Eugene Laurant United States Lyceum New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Atlanta Chicago Omaha Minneapolis Denver Portland Dallas Galveston San Francisco Canada Our Chautauqua Longmont Zolo Nels Darling Colorado State Lumbermen’s Association Mme

Train Strikes Auto At De Soto In Fatal Crash

Blair Neb June 4 An automobile carrying Frank Wallace and two sons and Everett Hineline was struck by a northbound passenger train at De Soto Hineline and EB Wallace aged twenty two were killed Wallace and his ten year old son were badly injured The car was wrecked Officials say the driver raced the crossing to beat the train near De Soto Rural farmer Frank Wallace lived nearby and attempted to cross ahead of the train.

Blair, Neb Frank Wallace Everett Hineline de Soto Hineline EB. Wallace Bernard J. Bennett Philippines Hot Springs S. C West Allis Wis Harry K. Thaw Concord N. H Gorman White Mountains Drew Clark Stevens Vernand Kebbley Ozark United States Capitol Washington Wellingborough England Utah Sutherland Senate West Durham Overman North Atlantic W. T Elam St. Joseph Whutnam Cramer Chicago Kansas City John Murphy John Burte Camp Dunne California Railroad Commission United Railroads of San Francisco Commission Patrick Calhoun The United Railways

Jones Asks For Rehearing In Nebraska Death Case

Lincoln June 4 John Jones convicted in Douglas county of murder of Samuel Leone seeks a rehearing in the Nebraska supreme court through Attorneys McKenzie and Wright. Sentenced to death, execution set for Aug 4, with potential delay until after Sept 15 when the court reconvenes.

Lincoln John Jones District Court Douglas County Samuel Leone Nebraska Supreme Court McKenzie Wright Jones

Movie Men Pick Off icers

Nebraska moving picture exhibitors closed their convention by electing E. C. Preston of Superior as president R. M. Shines of Plattsmouth as first vice president G. J. Warren of Red Cloud as second vice president and S. A. Hayman of Grand Island as treasurer The industry now has about two hundred thousand directly involved and half a million indirectly The aim was to eliminate immorality and lift the business to the highest plane.

Grand Island Neb Nebraska Moving Picture Exhibitors E. C. Preston Superior R. M. Shlnes F Plattsmouth G. J. Warren Red Cloud S. A. Hayman Moving Picture Theaters

Venus Hot and Cold Half the Planet Burns Freezes

The New York World notes Venus receives one hemisphere to endless day and summer while the opposite half endures endless night and winter. With the planet about 23 million miles closer to the sun than Earth, its day side would be extremely hot and the night side frigid. a boundary rain belt could form, and Venus appears as a crescent with projected mountains visible through telescopes.

Venus New York World

Presbyterian Assembly Backs National Divorce Law

The Presbyterian general assembly endorsed a national divorce law while the nation eyes trade boosts. Wheat rose to a dollar on the Chicago board as shorts covered. Notable obituaries include Paul von Mauser in Stuttgart at seventy six and Bernard Scott, Dewey’s navigator, dying in Philadelphia.

Presbyterian General Assembly Washington May Wheat Chicago Board of Trade Shorts Paul von Mauser Stuttgart Ben B. Lindsey Denver Colorado Supreme Court Thomas Brackett Reed House of Representatives Portland Clark S. H. H. Clark Union Pacific St. Louis Senate Colombia United States Panama Canal Bernard Scott Dewey Olympia Manila Bay Philadelphia Charles Becker Sing Sing Herman Rosenthal Lillian B. Hyde Orange N. J Georgiana M. Bishop William R. Bowlus St. Johns College Annapolis Jean Giianini Lida Beecher Herkimer N. Y Benjamin Fredericks Charles Frobach Northwestern Railway South Milwaukee

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