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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
3
Victor will hold the season at the same place with a ten dollar golf insurance fee. All precautions will be taken but the owner disclaims responsibility for accidents.
Must report interference by strikers to court as Judge Kohlsaat orders the Chicago and Oak Park Elevated receivers to resume service and hire strike breakers. The Chicago street car strike disrupts 1,810 miles of track and leaves thousands walking or using other transport while city officials debate settlement plans and police funding.
General Carranza issues a proclamation asserting the Constitutionalists deserve recognition and that lack of it hinders restoring Mexico’s government. Villa’s reply reached Washington but was not delivered. officials declined to comment on the Villa message or a letter urging mutual cooperation and a personal meeting to restore peace.
George Marx and S. Franklin, two Americans condemned in Mexico for circulating counterfeit money, are safe from execution until the United States is allowed time to investigate their cases. Consul Edwards at Juarez reports the court will furnish the evidence to the U S authorities.
Lieutenant Brauner and several crewmen of the German raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich vanished from the ship before internment and are believed to have left the country. Customs Collector Hamilton at Norfolk reported to the treasury, with Justice and State Department agents investigating. Captain Thierichens reportedly promised none would leave Newport News while the cruiser’s status remained in suspense.
Arthure L. L. Vissers wed Myrtle Bush in Los Angeles to satisfy a will requirement set by his Holland Michigan grandfather. The will stipulated Vissers must be married by September 1 to inherit eighteen thousand dollars.
Berlin reports General von Mackenzen has occupied Russian positions across the entire eastern front from Cyerniawa to Sienawa. The statement declares a sweeping advance in the ongoing fighting and marks a significant shift in front lines eastward.
Six men were buried beneath tons of water dirt and rocks in the Longacre Chapman mine near Joplin when a drift of an abandoned mine was breached. A seventh man was rescued after being hurled nearly 700 feet by the cave in. The six are believed killed.
Five hundred foreigners and refugees from Mexico City arrived in Vera Cruz on a special train under the supervision of Arnold Shanklin American consul general in Mexico City and John S. Hutchison British consul at Vera Cruz. About one third of the party were Americans.
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