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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1925

Page

3

Locals Attend Visits and Funeral in South County

Mrs Glanz dies after illness at son’s home in Sidney. North Sidney club conducts a kitchen project demonstration led by Mrs Sparks and Mrs Neary. Families and friends travel to Minatare for the funeral. Several residents, including Thubert Owens and John Jones family, are noted for travel, illness, or local events. Community members gather at school events and a Farmers Union meeting with a lunch served.

Miesdaw Sparks Paul Wes John Dones Elmer Chow Tongmont Cole Glanz Mr. Glanz Sidney Glang Minatare Glang, Jr North Sidney Henry Braash Jim Sparks Hoy Neary Craash Choan My Choan Helmer Elinor Owens Erhard Schnielle Dix Wohn Jones Thubert Owens St. R. Owens Bethany Hospital Chicago John Jones Anna Catherine Sterling Jones Everett Owens Farmers Union Julius Chean Sawin Tonie Bailey Ed Schnuelle

Hindenburg Wins German Presidency in Narrow Victory

Edward W. Pickard reports Hindenburg’s election as President of Germany by a narrow margin over Wilhelm Marx. Chancellor Luther pledges continuity, while Dawes plan divides monarchists and republicans. France and Britain react with caution amid fears of renewed German assertiveness and security demands.

Axeld Paul von Hindenburg Germany Kaiser Wilhelm Marx Hindenburg Marx Luther Dr. Luther Ani France Rhineland Cologne von Hindenburg

Culberson Named Minister to Romania In Place of Jay

Culbertson of Kansas, formerly vice chairman of the Federal Tariff Commission, is named minister to Romania to replace Peter A. Jay who is moved to ambassador to Argentina. Jay delays departure due to Near East conditions and Romania debt arrangements with Washington. Medal recipients include Maj. Frederick L. Martin and First Lieuts. Leigh Wade and Lesilfe P. Arnold for peacetime military service in the world flight expedition.

Write Culbertson Kansas Federal Tariff Commission Rumania Peter A. Jay Argentina Near East Washington Jay Bukharest Frederick L. Martin Army World Flight Expedition Leigh Wade Lesiifle P. Arnold

MacSwiney in United States dispute over passport

The Irish Republican Mary MacSwiney lectured in the United States raising funds for her cause. State department inquiries began over her passport status as she claimed no passport and no need for one and warned she could be deported if illegal presence is confirmed. Immigration officials noted her rhetoric and possible hunger strike if detained. Wright awards the original Wright airplane to a museum, balking at private institutions due to Langley incident. Smallpox vaccination urged for federal workers in Washington with Coolidge among early vaccinators. outbreaks reported in Birmingham and Richmond, with Milwaukee leading western cases. Eyre Crowe, long serving British foreign undersecretary, is dead in London.

Pacific Coontz Hines Hawaiian Oahu Idefendera Langley Nesr Wilbur United States Hyatoma San Pedro Honolulu Tokyo Mary Macswiney England State Department Chicago Miss MacSwiney Washington Aville Wright Times Museum South Kensington Wright ‘Brothers Coolidge Birmingham Ala Richmond Philadelphia Milwaukee New York

Hungry Gulch Farmers Union Meeting and Local News

The Hungry Gulch Farmers Union Local No. T0 held a regular Friday meeting at the school house with a good crowd. Dorothy Theis and Lemoin Johnson celebrated birthdays with ice cream and cake. Families and neighbors visited Homes, dinners, and small gatherings occurred across the community including Oak Olson, Rathbun, and Welgers families. The Helping Hand society plans a school house play and new twins were welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. John Block.

Farmers Union Local No. T0 E. A. Johnson John Theis Dorothy Theis Lemoin Johnson J. C. Sutton Albert Weigers Wayne Farney C. W. Farney J. T. Rathbun Fred Rathbun Paul Dalton Rathbun Oscar Olson John Thels Omel Walter Hernbloom Richard Helping Hand Society Sharp Lawrence Corick A. A. Johnson C. Welgers Gilbert Kimball T. F. Rathbun C. W. Rathbun A. H. Rathbun John Block

Money to Loan on Farm Land Offer by W P Miles

An advertiser seeks to lend 2008 dollars up to 2500 on good North Table farm land at eight percent. Call W P Miles for details.

W. P. Miles

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