Peace Movements in the United States and Neutral War Munitions Policy
The piece argues peace movements in America are futile amid Europe’s war and discusses neutral trade in arms. It notes public suffering, debates a Hitchcock bill to ban exports of arms, and cites President Wilson’s lukewarm stance. It warns of potential risks if the US cuts arms trade, including future needs in war and precedent concerns with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hitchcock
House of Representatives
Wilson
Senate
Japan
Stand Together to Press Neutral Rights in War In Washington
Washington reports show neutral governments coordinating to secure recognition and rights amid the war. The piece argues united neutrals can best press for fair treatment, while belligerents pursue self interests regardless of noncombatants. It notes the United States should lead, with a commission planning a half century since emancipation, and cites statistics on Black ownership and land. It critiques international law violations by Britain and Germany and questions President Wilson’s renomination trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Illinois
Wilson
Texas Congressman Warns of Escalating Mexican Trouble
Texas congressman Slayden warns that continued Mexican trouble could unleash uncontrollable force and worsen conditions. He says it is hard to imagine any new forces that would make things more dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayden
Texas
Good Heavings and Puzzling Prose From Old Columns
A jumble of clipped quips from a 20th century column covers jitneys two kopecks, womanly speech, fashion satire, sacred music ads, golden wedding crowns, and a New Haven man with two wives for love and cooking. The piece muses on balance, cooking, fashion, and domestic life with witty, paradoxical observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Equine Pride in Lords Household Joke
A London Telegraph snippet quotes Lord Churchhouse noting a horse “doesn’t hold his head high enough” and Desler replying that its pride is up when it’s paid for, reflecting light humor on horse ownership and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Churchhouse
Desler
London Telegraph
House Kills A Few Bills In March Session
Lincoln March 9 indef post ponement halted two bills authorizing county officers to use addressographs and other devices for record making. House roll 695 and 372, both by Chambers of Glasgow, were defeated. Richmond’s bill to regulate collection agents was tabled after opposition. Meredith’s measure barring noncertified practitioners from using title MD or Dr was amended to exclude chiropractors osteopaths ministers and teachers using the title in their professio n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Chambers of
Meredith
State Board of Health
Ostearaths
Four Year Term Bill Moves in House and Senate
Lincoln March S A bill to give county officers a four year term passed in the house and was sent back to committee with amendments forbidding term extension. Senator Palmer of Douglas opposed extending terms for current officers citing local elections. Senate committee of the whole approved Senate File 197 for hog cholera serum regulation under the state livestock sanitary board with permit fees and bonding requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
S.A
Sievers
Dodge
Palmer
Douglas
Ile
Committee
Senate
Weesner
Webster
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Sidney Nebraska village election notice 1915
Notice of election for three village trustees in Sidney Nebraska to be held April 6 1915 from 9 am to 7 pm in the courthouse basement. Also a license vote on License or No License at the same time and place. Dated March 12 1915 Sidney Nebr. L O Fundingsland chairman. Leslie Neubauer village clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Court House
S4ney
Nebr
Sidney, Nebr
Sid ney Nebraska Seeks Bids for Electric Power Plant and Heating System
Village of Sidney invites itemized bids March 19 1915 by 1 pm mountain time for a complete power plant with Section 1 machinery two boilers and Corliss or high speed steam engine, Section 2 electrical equipment pole line and transformers, Section 3 pole line labor, and Section 4 underground steam heating system and building. Each bid must include $300 certified check per section and the village may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board of Trustees
Sidney
Nebraska
Corliss
A. C
R. A. Barlow
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants in Nebraska Court
District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska issues notice to non resident defendants. H Lewis Slohmeyer listed as plaintiff with parties S A R Scott and Carrie H Scott named as defendants. Case involves civil action requiring appearance or legal response by non residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Cotroty
Nebraska
H. Lewis Slohmeyer
Plainthy
Guardian seeks sale of minors estate in Cheyenne Court
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a guardian John Donlon seeks leave to sell the north half of section 25 township 15 north range 50 to raise funds for the education and maintenance of minor heirs Thomas E Donlon Loretta Donlon and Elizabeth T Donlon deceased Matthew Farley. A hearing is set for March 29 1915 at Sidney District Court to show cause why license should not be granted. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Sidney Telegraph. Judge H M Grimes presiding. 21-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donlon
Thomas E. Donlon
Loretta Wonton
Elizabeth T Dounlon
Matthew Farley
Loretta Donlon
Elizabeth T. Donlon
Wcense
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Lcense
Guardian
Sidney Telegraph
Said County
District Court
H. M. Grimes
Hi. M. Grimes
John C. Gabel
John Eggert
Apen
Renal
6Th Principal Meridian
Court House
J. W. McDaniet
Sala
I. M. Grimes
Cheyenn County
Cc. E. Weyerts
Cornelius FE. Weyerts
John Andresen
J. W. McDaniel
Sherif
Said
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Saint Dev Deceased
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court of Sidney orders all persons with claims against Sara J. Dey deceased to present them by April 20 1915 and August 28 1915 at 7 pm. Failure to file by August 28 1915 will void claims. A copy of this notice runs in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before April 20 1915. Signed February 23 1913 by County Judge CPP Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TF Chambers
Sara J. Dey
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Auguste
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Europe
National Peace Federation
Ixporting War Munitions
Britain
Belgium
New York
San Francisco
House
Sidney Bug Co
L. O Fundingsland
L. 0
Fundingsland
Leslie Neubauer
Sidney Drug Company
Liders
V.L. Hollister
J. J . McIntosh
Gus Weleiner
J J Parks
W OW. Zlebert
V. L. Hollister
Neb
SA R Scott
Carrie H. Scott
Ants
Ork Scott
Carrie IT Scott
WY Lewis Lohmbeyer
J. I. McIntosh
Cheyenne Couty
Saint Dev
State of Nebraska
Ruary
CPP Chambers
County
Judie
Sheriff's
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