Good Roads Consention Financial Report Summary
Financial report lists payments and receipts for Good Roads Consention and local businesses. Notable entries include American Bank, First National Bank, Nebraska State Bank, Cheyenne County Trading, Sidney Truck and Tradette Co, City Meat Market, and J. Davis Auto Co with varied amounts. many individuals and small firms appear with modest sums, reflecting a detailed ledger from a Cheyenne County financial activity page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bank
First National Bank
ZOO Anderson Hart-Parr Tractor Co
Peter Peer
Sidney Bakery
John McCleneghian
Sam Fine
Mrs. C. Essig
Cash Growery
Nebraska State Bank
National Refiring Co
City Meat Market
Roy Scott
Virgil Marsh
AL S. Wardy
Sal Schmidt
Roe. L. Jackson
J.M Wuber
Ho Wahaus
Hornaday Po
Frank ‘Tobin
Jesse Johnson
Montgomery
HOE Gapen
Sidney Truck and Tradette Co
Cheyenne County
Color Printing Co
James L. McIntosh
Joa. Bentley
L. W. Vath
Leon Fine
James Reisdorf
Arthur Closmanne
Frank
Notun. Ji
R. H. Rogers
M. Lancaster
F. N. Slawson
J. S. Davis Auto Co
Radcliffe & Tewell
Isola B. Wasson
Cheyenne County Abstract
W. OW. Weeden
Sacs
John MclIntosh
Osborn & Jorgenson
H.E. Mantor
R. Kratz
Riwtic
Anagt Dole
L. O. Fundingsiand
A. EL Warren
W. FL Bassett
Dh Patrowsky
Army divisional war casualties total 240197 in France
Revised divisional records show 240 197 battle casualties for the American army in France as of March 10. The Second Regular Division endured the largest losses at 24 440, followed by the First Regular Division at 238 973. Other divisions listed include the 28th, 32nd Rainbow, 77th, 26th New England, 27th New York, 30th Tennessee North Carolina and South Carolina, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
March
Pennsylvania
National Guards
National Army
Ust
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rainbow
New York
Pennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
War Department
Ohio
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
West Illnois
Poison Gas Ends Berlin Riots and Seizes Control
Reports from Copenhagen and London describe heavy fighting in central Berlin ending by noon. Government troops occupy public buildings and major squares, seize police HQ, and clear Alexanderplatz. many prisoners captured. gas and flame throwers used. 50,000 troops later enter and encircle much of the center. general strike called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Alexanderplatz
Spartacia
Labor Federation
Berne
Wolff
Exehgnee Telegraph Company
Spartacans
Tuttwitz
Army to hold 509,900 in force after reorganization bill fail
General March stated the army would not be reduced below 509,900 officers and men until a permanent force is provided by law. Pershing is authorized to resume enlistments in the regular army. Overseas volunteers may join the regular establishment, freeing others for discharge as needed. American forces in action numbered 1,390,000, with 1,100,000 in divisional units, 240,000 corps and army troops, and 30,000 service troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
United States
Pershing
Marek
Army of Occupation
Airmen set American speed record for 4 miles in 4 hours
Maj Reuben F Fleet and Capt Ewart F White set a new American aviation speed record by flying 664 miles in 4 hours 33 minutes from Cook Field Dayton Ohio to Hazelhurst Field Mineola New York. They used a De Havilland battle plane with a 400 horsepower Sherry motor achieving an average 1335.8 miles per hour while the Dayton Mineola leg covers 540 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reuben F. Fleet
Ewart F. White
Cook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Hazelhurst Field
Mineola
N. Y
Tidewater Boatmen Union Calls Off Harbor Strike
New York March 10. The Tidewater Boatmen union with 3500 members accepted the railroad administration terms and ended the harbor strike for now. Workers will get 110 dollars monthly, about 20 dollars more than before, though 35 dollars had been demanded. Other unions were near agreement and a settlement was expected by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tidewater Boatman’s Union
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Financial Report OF Good Roads Consention
Kimpston
Griffith
P Miles
Essetts
Western Drug Co
Barker Shop
Ike
Wee
Hellwig
Ste
Campbell
R Sweet
Hobbs
Joseph Oberfelder
G Brewer
Cash
Union
Windsors
America
E. S. Sherrerd
Tobin Corner
Sidney
NEBR
U. S
Farmers Union Co-operative Association
Gurley
Farmers Union Co-Operative Assn., W. H. Tiger, Mer
Sidney Lumber CO
Ebert
E. F White
Oldsmobile
Mann Motor & Battery Co
Old
U.S.A
Bidg
Sidney, Neb
Sandow
Nebraska
Hereford Sale
Grand Island, Nebr
Beau Mischief
Bright Stanway
Beau Wilton
Heir’s Mischief
Duke Real
Richard Fairfax
Beau Carlos
Fairfax
Fritz Bichel
Loup City
Callaway, Nebr
C. W. Noll & Son
Ord, Nebr
C. B. Benger
Reppert
Boatmen’s Union
Railroad Administration
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