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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1921

Page

6

Leniency urged for boy bond thief in Chicago

Seventeen year old William Dalton, who left a Chicago Northern Trust with 772000 in liberty bonds, may be spared prosecution if he returns the bonds. Bank officials, Pinkerton detectives, and his mother appeal for leniency, citing impulse and a first offense while warning of possible danger if he stays at large.

Chicago William Dalton Northern Trust Company W. 8. Miller Mr. Miller Dalton Pinkerton Perhhaps W. E. Webster Pinkertons Lloyds of London Harteford A. F. Shaw Lloyd's Young Dalton Willie Nora Dalton Wiliam Dalton William Shim

Allies plan force to press Germany on reparations

London Feb 28 Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson and Marshal Foch will join Prime Minister Lloyd George at Chequers to draft measures of force against Germany if it fails to meet allied demands. Briand Weygand and Berthelot join to discuss the German reparations conference. Baron d Abernon sails for Berlin. Berlin reports insist Paris demands will trigger a world economic collapse. German experts say Paris terms are unsustainable and firm counterproposals will be presented in London.

London Sir Henry Wilson Imperial Staff Marshal Foch Lloyd George Chequers Court Germany Briand France Weygand Philippe Berthelot Baron d'Abernon Berlin M. Briand Imperial Economic Council Paris Walter Simons Economie

Corn storage urged to curb losses and aid market

The article argues a vast corn crop and weak selling conditions require on farm storage. It warns of massive grain destruction from exposure and pests, estimates losses in the hundreds of millions, and favors metal and tile cribs as rat proof, ventilated solutions to stabilize prices and improve transport. It predicts many such buildings will be built next year.

Palmer Refuses Debs Visitor Permission in Atlanta

Samuel M. Castleton, counsel for Eugene V. Debs, said a telegram from Attorney General Palmer denied his request to visit Debs at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Debs is said to be held incommunicado after criticizing President Wilson. Castleton stated he protested the denial and cited prison regulations in his telegram.

Atlanta Samuel M. Castleton Eugene V. Debs Palmer Debs Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Wilson Castleton Attorney General

Immigration ship Argentina sails with 3800 Italians

Trieste February 28 The Italian steam er Argentina departed for New York carrying 3800 Italians who complied with American quarantine regulations before embarkation.

Trieste Argentina New York

Freshening Velvet: Steam Care Tips for Velvets

Velvet maintenance costs rise so steam from the wrong side can refresh most velvets. USDA specialists advise drawing velvet through kettle steam, using cheesecloth, and directing steam with a paper cone. A damp cloth and hot iron method also works. Creased velvet too creased may be steamed and ironed in one direction.

United States Department of Agriculture

A Dubious Complaint and Quick Jests on Tricks

A comic dialogue features Mrs Knagg and Mr Knagg mentioning seven years and a sly remark about a rock and a fool friend who now rides a motorcycle to gauge train breaks. The ad section promotes Electric Shop lighting bulbs near the American Bank and M W Osborn Motor Co. hours. Rexall Store advertises a Saturday chocolate sale.

Croquet and Baseball Rise in Sidney Town T

The Telegraph reports croquet and baseball gaining popularity in Sidney as residents have free time. Paymaster paid soldiers $28,000 at Sidney Barracks, settling old debts. two acres of new buildings noted in two months. Black Hills dust shipments worth $5,280 sent to Omaha and Chicago.

Sidney U. S Sidney Barracks Black Hills Omaha Chicago

Sidney Wins Debate High School Triumphs In Second Series

Sidney High School won a unanimous decision in the second debate series against Bayard on Saturday night. The Sidney team argued for repealing the Literacy Test Law with Emily Gould Florence Fisher Allen Chambers and Vera Mahr as speakers. Bayard fields Duke Sheperd Cecil Bassett Ruf fus Trapp and Haldane Burns with Ledner coaching. Judges included Rev H F Martens Supt F L Smith and Judge H R Busse. The debate featured interruptions by Ledner prompting a reminder to Bayard to address the chair. The contest retained high interest and notable enthusiasm throughout the rebuttals.

Sidney, High School Bayard Sidney Sidney High Emily Gould Florence Fisher Allen Chambers Vera Mahr Duke Sheperd Cecil Bassett Ruffus Trapp Haldane Burns H. F. Martens M. E. Church Lodgepole

Northwestern District Championship Debate Set for Alliance Sidney

The evening featured Allen Chambers as part of a small but appreciative audience. The next debate will crown the Northwestern District champion, pitting Alliance against Sidney.

Allen Chambers Alliance Sidney

Soft Answer at Good Roads Meeting Fails to Impress

Fellows who expected to need fire extinguishers at last Friday's good roads meeting were embarrassed to find they needed nothing but a loving cup to celebrate. Spokesmen for the south end thanked supervisors for granting their petition but missed a chance to praise Clay Center and Clay County Sun for open support of their cause.

Good Roads South End Clay Center Clay County Sun

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