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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1916

Page

7

U S Troops to Stay After White House Conference

Secretary Baker told Generals Scott and Funston not to debate withdrawal after a White House meeting with President Wilson. Wilson remains committed to keeping American troops in the Mexican border region until brigandage ends, amid discussions with Obregon and Carranza’s war minister about withdrawal timing. The State Department will not pursue diplomatic talks until after the El Paso military meeting. Arredondo argued for early withdrawal, stating Villa and followers have been neutralized.

Baker Wilson Scott Funston Mexico White House Obregon Carranza Lansing Washington Arredondo Ns ‘Ng State Department el Paso Villa

Revolt Crushed as French and Russian Forces Drive Off Enemies

Reports say French forces repelled German assaults near Verdun and captured a German trench of 500 metres with 100 prisoners. In Ireland, Dublin rebels surrender and civilians move freely as authorities deport prisoners to England. Austrian positions retreat after Russian counterattacks north of Miynov, while no major hits on the northern front.

Royal Irish Constabulary Dublin England Dead Man's Hill Verdun Canteres Cote du Poivre Douaumont Argonne Forest Wort Tournmont Paris

Cheyenne County Land Transfers Deeds Listed in Detail

A long list of warranty deeds records transfers of property by numerous buyers and sellers across Cheyenne County. Names include John Ro Young, May Welfe, William O Anderson, Jay Hl Denslow, Kate Bright, H C Casselman, Robert J Tate, Frank J Vinera, Sarah D Laing, S A Maley, Clara A Frieberg, Lou A Lewis, Roy E Nelson, J H Warrick, Jennie L Campbell, Arthur Larson, Frederick L Riser, A J Ames, Harry Leman Gearhart, Ida May Gearhart, W T Young Jr, The German National Bank of Columbus, Barbara C Kucera, Union Pacific Railroad, and others. Numerous tracts listed with section township range details and prices from $0 to $12,800,00, with many $1.00 nominal transfers.

John Ro Young May Welfe Lodgepole William O Anderson Jay Hl Denslow Guy H C Casselman M Belle Ebright H. C. Casselman Robert J Tate Frank J Vinera Sarah D Laing S A Maley W Hi Adams Clarkson Sidney Clara A. Frieberg Lou A. Lewisner Roy E Nelson J H Warrick Julia Kelley Isa Minnie Seerer Sidner Joseph M. Swenson John W Nelson K. Medlock John Pearson Nwt Frank Klentz First National Bank of Sidney Buller A. Jones W. T. Young, Jr Thomas B Putnam Lou A Lewis German National Bank of Columbus Nebraska D. R. Jones Bert J Bates John D Payton Westland Park J L McIntosh John Krause John Herman Taugott Friedrich Witzel Col Carlson Winter Byles Winter Byles, Se14 20-15-61, $1.00. Herman Westerhold George W. Puckett Amanda Grabill Minnie G. Miller Frank W. Portrey Joseph E Bauman O. K. Wright Joseph O. K Wright WS Rodman E Engle Otto L Punteney Eva Mayfield Als Leslie F Cunningham Union Pacific Railroad Company Nancy D. Coulter Henry G Hinrichs George Hinrichs WE Marts James R Vernon James L McIntosh Charles Waisner Theodore &. Russell Henry Stewart Ney L. R. Philips Fred God Felix Lumberg Earming Harm Lizzie Harm Wle Juin Seyfang Naties Tanton Potter George E Ortmann Wfe August Fintel, Jr George KE Ortznann Christoph Lanzmann Carl Edwin Wistrom McMillen

Good Roads Drive National Highways Plan Endorsed

The National Highway Association of Washington DC promotes fifty thousand miles of National Highways with slogan Good Roads Everywhere. They urge federal, state, county and local road building, arguing roads boost wealth and happiness, noting Nebraska homes along good routes and urging preparedness via road funding over military buildup.

National Highway Association of Washington, D. C United States Nebraska

For Sale Early Ohio Potatoes in Sidney Neb

P NR Borgquist of Sidney Nebraska advertises for sale a shipment of early Ohio potatoes. The notice lists contact at the Sidney address for inquiries and orders.

Ohio Borgquist Sidney Neb

A Word With Women Valuable Advice for Sidney Readers

A Sidney reader recounts kidney trouble symptoms such as back pain and urinary issues. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, claiming relief and endorsing Mrs Lipska of Sidney who benefited from the remedy. Price 50 cents at dealers.

Dean Sidney John Lipska Doan

Condensed News Capsule From Various Global Updates

The United States drafts a conciliatory reply to Carranza on troop withdrawal from Mexico. Gregory rules the Federal Reserve Board cannot relocate a bank. A Saskatchewan family of six is murdered and their home burned in Wakaw district. The Panama Canal reopens to traffic with sixteen ships passing. McAdoo and delegation arrive in Santiago from Buenos Aires. Garranilo and Munegan found guilty on national banking law charges. American women soldiers may wear trousers after drill examples set by the American Women’s League for Self-Defense in New York. Dr. Joseph Shimoon, former Carroll College student, was executed by burning and beheading in Persia for rejecting Islam. Americans in southern Sinaloa seek refuge in Mazatlan with many returning on the Glacier. Cincinnati Presbytery passes a measure to cut off New York from membership over disloyalty. US Attorney Marshall of New York deemed in contempt by a House panel for criticizing impeachment inquiries. A Berlin report notes a woman fired twice at Carl Liebknecht. shots missed and she was arrested. Some 250 engineers are named to organize state boards to survey U.S. manufacturing for industrial preparedness.

Panama Canal William G McAdoo the Treasury United States International High Commission Santiago Chile Buenos Aires Wld Garranilo R. D. Munegan of the State National Bank of Little Rock American Women's League For Self-Defense New York Joseph Shimoon Carroll College Wakesha Wis Uramiah Persia Waukesha Sinaloa Mazatlan Glacier Cincinnati General Assembly of Presbytery of House Attorney Marshall Buchanan Sinois Amsterdam Berlin Carl Liebknecht Reichstag

Battle of Verdun Ends Said by French Circles

French military circles deem Verdun battle ended as heavy German batteries withdraw toward a distant sector likely held by the British. Announcement of decorations for General Petain and other officers signals belief the defense of Verdun is completed.

Verdun Petain

Kaiser Submarine War Policy Hint Seen From Berlin

Secretary Lansing reported no new dispatches from Germany on the submarine issue and Ambassador Gerard had not yet reported on his conference with Emperor William. Officials expect Gerard’s report soon and anticipate a forecast of German replies, including a possible offer to convert submarines to cruisers against enemy merchant ships. Washington has no information on the subject.

Lansing Germany Gerard William Berlin State Department Washington

Striking Westinghouse Workers Rampage at Pittsburgh Mills

In Rankin and Braddock four large steel firms were raided by 5,090 Westinghouse plant strikers who attacked workers, damaged property, and clashed with police. One rioter was arrested as stones flew, while prisoners were rescued amid the unrest. Nearby in Temple Texas a coroner's jury found that John Wychapen killed his family before a possible self-inflicted death.

Westinghouse Pittsburgh Rankin and Braddock John Wyehopen Temple Tex Wychopen

Pittsburgh Street Cars Tie Up in Strike

Thousands forced to walk or ride in autos or drays to work as the Pittsburgh Railway company suspends operations on all street car lines amid a strike by street car men.

Pittaburgh Pitteburgh

AFL Secretary Warns of Rising Industrial Unrest

Secretary Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor, in a May day review, declared there was greater industrial unrest across the United States than in several years.

Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S Land of Ake Es Teuton Cheyenne County Sidney, Nebraska Hichester Chichester Dern Standard Oil Company Omaha Gregory Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Bank Wakaw Saskatchewan Proke Committee On Industrial Preparedness The Naval Consulting Board Parie F. A. King Bentley Sidney, Nebr C Perry William Ritchie Ritchie & Perry Attorneys-at-Eton Bridgeport, Neb Lincoln O. Street Cheyenne County Abstract Company Bonded Abstracters Joseph M Swenson Cleburne Bock C. W. Zike Palace Livery Barn J.C. Swatzlander M. D Oberfelder Building Henry E. Gapen Government Land Business Gapen Building Glenn Bliss Ridney Bentley Building W. T. Eikner Mclntosh Hoems and & Sidney Eri Fee Lee Pittsburgh Strikers Harry Zick Scientific Optometrist Myron L. Babcock Logan County Bank Building Sterling Colorado Joseph Oberfelder L. A. Brown D. C Palmer School Davenport Towa New High School Sidney, Nee Doctor John B.C. Carter Potter, Nebraska S. Sheffer Sec’y & Treas
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