Poland Votes Peace Treaty In Poland Diet Ratifies Pact
The Polish diet voted Friday to ratify the peace treaty with Soviet Russia and the Ukraine, completing Poland’s commitment within 80 days of signing on March 18. Russia ceded 3,000 square kilometers near Minsk and the Polesia district. Poland to receive 80,000,000 gold rubles and amnesty for political crimes while debts of the former empire are allocated.
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Ukraine
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Russian Empire
European fruit hit by Western Europe freeze damage
Brussels reports serious damage to fruit from a hard freeze sweeping Western Europe. The European cold wave persisted for 48 hours, causing substantial agricultural losses across the region.
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Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Banks invite farm loan applications at Bentley Land Co
Announcement invites farm loan applications with unlimited funds and prompt service. Visit Bentley Land Co in Sidney Nebraska to apply. Then a playful dialogue about marriage proposals interrupts with a light aviation metaphor between Mise Sweet and Jack Smart.
France’s Army Grows With Marshal Foch In Command
Paris May 2 France now fields the largest peace time army in Europe under Marshal Foch with about 1,000,000 men. Reports say additional men may be called and Poland stands as a strong ally with roughly 600,000 bayonets ready for service.
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Poland
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Chamber fails to indorse sales tax at Atlantic City convention
In Atlantic City on May 2 the ninth annual U S chamber of commerce session failed to approve a sales tax repeal and luxury tax repeal due to voting confusion. A tariff policy referendum was referred to the tariff policy committee for final report. The group adopted enterprise principles urging a hands off government toward business to maintain fair competition. Joseph H. Defrees of Chicago was re elected president by the board. Special sale on box chocolates every Saturday at the Rexall Store.
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Chicago
Ignoring the Bride Sparks Tense Wedding Banter
In a sharp staged exchange, two observers dissect a wedding scene. One notes the church looked lovely while the other questions the groom's talkativeness, endurance, and speed, framing rival views on the marriage ceremony.
Cause and Effect Feuds Over Feathers and Feasts
A quirky household exchange shows a wife breaking habit to buy feathers and sparks a dinner quarrel. A thin boarder jokes about a feast while neighbors discuss Mrs. Hammond-Egge ordering extra liver. A dyspeptic boarder notes the household has three new boarders.
Her Dad and the Dime in a Question of Dowry
A dialogue excerpt shows a father questioning the suitor about expected income and the amount he plans to marry into the family. The suitor evasively responds, balancing courtesy with deflection on the monetary figure.
Rush D. Simmons Selected as Chief Postal Inspector
Rush D. Simmons of Wisconsin has been named by Postmaster General Will Slays as chief inspector of the post office department. The veteran inspector previously headed inspection work at the Chicago post office for many years.
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Will Slays
Post Office Department
Chicago
Church Popularity and Yunnan Aborigine Services
Christian aborigines in Yunnan stage lengthy Sunday morning services in Sapushan. Reports describe eleven hymns, prayers, three sermons and the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper as part of the routine.
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Sapushan
Forced Landing Of Mail Craft Near I. Hogue Ranch
A mail plane made a forced landing ten miles north by the I Hogue ranch last Friday due to a broken crank shaft in the engine. The pilot was in Sidney for a time. two mechanics from Cheyenne repaired the damage in the field using a tripod hoist. The engine had logged 115 hours. the moon detoured a storm pushing the plane north along the Lincoln Highway. The broken crank shaft remains on display at Bassett Pharmacy.
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Cheyenne
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Sager Couple Plans Reedley Visit Then Return Home
To Golden Coast Jack Sager, longtime Sidney resident, leaves Westcourt Denver home to join wife Miss Rushin Tart in Reedley California. After a month visiting relatives and side trips, the Sagers will journey back together. They have many Sidney friends and The Telegraph is among their warmest.
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Sidney
Westcourt
Denver
Mrs. Sager
Reedley
California
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