Edwards seeks removal from presidential ballot in New Jersey
Gov. Edward J. Edwards of New Jersey asks that his name be left off Democratic ballots for the preferential presidential primaries set for Winds Tuesday April 13. Officials say withdrawal order is late since March 9 is the cutoff. The notice ends with an advertising PSA from Pr. W. M. Kimpston of Sidney Nebraska.
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Edward J. Edwards
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L. L. Emmerson
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Many Enjoy the Revival of the Loud Feast
From Our Exchanges Twin Falls Chronicle notes John W. Graham’s reception in the revival event under the Chamber of Commerce. Graham, a principal speaker, urged fair freight rates to boost Idaho potato marketing. eight thousand cars shipped currently, potential eighty thousand with equalized rates. He praised local citizenship and urged commercial action, drawing repeated applause.
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John W. Graham
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Graham
John Graham
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New Government Formed As German Troops Seize Berlin
News from Washington and Paris report a military overthrow in Germany led by General Director Kapp who proclaims the empire dissolved and appoints Gen. Luettwitz as commander in chief. The movement seeks a monarchy with a relative of Kaiser Wilhelm I on the throne. socialists call for a general strike as troops occupy Wilhelmstrasse and government buildings.
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Fatherland Party
William
Dr. Kapp
Comander
Belgium
Verdun
Berlin revolutionaries proclaim monarchy after street clashes
Exchange Telegraph dispatch reports revolutionary troops occupying western Berlin and announcing elections. Proclamation of a monarchy follows. French authorities in the Rhineland Brace for action as the German government falls to miltarists and monarchists. Allied ambassadors council convenes as Marshal Foch delivers a report.
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Farmers' Union Local 750 Meeting at Olson School House
Notice of a meeting of Farmers' Union Local 750 at Olson school house District 68 nine miles NW of Lodgepole Friday March 26 at 8 pm. County Agent Gould and Mr Shroyer of Omaha to speak. Ladies asked to bring boxes. Prizes for most popular lady. Music by orchestra. All neighboring locals invited.
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Sidney Neb water works pipe contract approved at council meeting
The City of Sidney Nebraska held a regular adjourned session with Mayor Grabill and council members present. A motion to contract with Hendrie and Bolthoff for water works pipe and related articles, dated February 28 1920, passed with unanimous consent and the meeting adjourned.
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I. E. Grabill
D. R. Campbell
A. J. Jorgenson
H. Schroeder
M. A. Shipman
A. E. Warren
J. W. Johnson
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J. B. Paquette
Royal D. Salisbury
Community Association
Campbell
Jorgenson
Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. & Supply Co
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