Unfair Tactics Condemned Over Sidney Plant Sale Debate
The Telegraph defends the Sidney light and steam heating plant sale to Western Public Service Co. amid attacks claiming buyers influence. It cites mayor and council support, petitions, and expenditures, insisting no illegal payments occurred and urging ratification to avoid costly municipal future.
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Western Public Service Co
Sidney Light
Sidney
Telegraph
Santa Claus
Schroeder
Paquette
Sidney elects to sell plants amid heated public debate
The article defends the decision to accept a improved 25 000 offer from Western Public Service Co. and urges fair discussion. It cautions against insinuations that opponents or supporters are paid and calls for respect of differing views on selling light and steam heating plants.
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Western Public Service Co
Hoover cabinet praised for ability and reform hope
The article reviews President Hoover's cabinet as capable and experienced, better than Coolidge's group. Mellon stands out as key figure, with possible Senate friction over his tenure and hints of a reshuffle to Robinso of Los Angeles. Davis may depart while new members like Stimson Mitchell Wilbur Hyde are seen as improvements over prior appointees.
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Hoover
Andrew W Mellon
Coolidge
Harding
Washington
Senate
Mellon
Robin
Los Angeles
Davis
Labor Department
Stimson
Kelloeg
Mitchell
Sargent
Dr. Wilbur
Stanford University
Fall
Work
West
Interior Department
Hyde
Missouri
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Good and
Brown
Hoover era cabinet described as practical and respectable leaders
The text praises the new official family as shrewd partisan leaders with Charles Francis Adams from a distinguished line and Robert P. Lamont as commerce secretary. It portrays the cabinet as practical, hard headed, successful, conservative, eminently respectable, and safe from financial and industrial interests, aligned with both supporters and opponents of Hoover.
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Charles Francis Adams
Robert P. Lamont
Chicago
Mellon
Mr. Hoover
Bridgeport Prisoner Recaptured in Kansas
Troy Davis, escapee from Morrill County Jail near Bridgeport, has been recaptured at Howard Kansas authorities report. He was serving one to ten years for the robbery of Proudfit Lumber in Angora. After escaping, deputies feared he would hide in the Sand Hills as Nebraska officers searched the region.
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Troy Davis
Bridgport
Morrill County
Howard Kan
Davis
State
Proudfit Lumber Company
Angora
Bridgeport
Nebraska
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