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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
10
Town planning guides and controls community building to insure social efficiency and human well being. It coordinates parks, homes, transport, water, education, and civic centers to serve people, reduce illness, crime, and infant mortality, and enable healthier, more prosperous cities.
The olive outlasts other fruit trees in arid conditions and may be grown with little water. In Arizona and the Salt River valley many olive trees survive years with only rainfall, showing potential for dry land cultivation. With drought-resistant varieties and careful care, olive groves can prosper without irrigation in hot dry climates.
The report covers John Clark injured by a mule near Dunbar Nebraska with potential fatal outcomes. A New York five story fire at 741 Eighth Avenue kills eleven and injures three. Leo Frank, awaiting execution in Atlanta, obtained a stay. A Chicago jury acquits Edward Barrett Charles Barrett and Arthur Friedman in the Witt murder case. A suffragette arson squad burns a Londonderry residence and placards urge damages to Sir Edward Ossor.
A hooded figure from a Rockefeller protest band was arrested on West Twenty fourth Street New York after the marchers, who opposed John D Rockefeller Jr on Colorado mine issues, were halted. The prisoner identified himself as Albert Turner from the Free Silence league, while organizer Upton Sinclair planned to travel to Colorado to study labor troubles.
After four years under the city commission form, Topeka residents circulate recall petitions, gaining several dozen signers. In Auburn Nebraska, Harry Gerdes near the windstorm wrecked barn died when a roof section fell during repairs. he left a wife and four young children.
Lincoln May 14 The state pardon board meets at the penitentiary to review three applications for clemency. Frank Marshall imprisoned for murder since 1902 seeks release after life term. William Galbraith, serving an indeterminate one to five year sentence for robbery since 1913, seeks freedom. Louis Bloom, a Falls City Hebrew store owner convicted of receiving stolen goods since 1914, seeks pardon amid claims race prejudice and a contested trial record including a sharp dissent from Justice Hamer.
Orleans Neb May 13 F P Shields and Karl Spencer officers of the Republican Valley Press association issue a call for a Franklin meeting on June 12. The last gathering occurred at Orleans on February 14.
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