Residents recount social week in Bunker Hill area
Weather stayed mild with a Friday shower as farmers make the most of it. Mrs Glenn Bales attended a Fred Berer home gathering Thursday afternoon and Mrs Volkerts of Randolph Nebraska visited their daughter Mrs Wi Sachs. A Friday evening dance at Walter Happel’s drew about fifty five neighbors with a light lunch. Several locals visited Sidney for shopping while others attended dances, dinners, and Sunday gatherings with friends and relatives across the area. Acetylene welding and auto repair services are advertised by Brewer and Wallace.
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Glenn Bales
Fred Berer
Volkerts
Lews
Randolph Nebraska
Wi. Sachs
Walter Huapple
Leoni Thiemnan
Walter Happel
Sidney
Arthur
Hilbert Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Rachel Troutman
Pauline Borcher
Chris Rohde
Fred Engle
Rohde
Andrew Nelsons
Gurley
Lorcher
M. Troutman
Hervey Ferriers
Wor. Sachs
Win. Meyers
John Engle
Loriene
John Clemmons
Theo
Hilpert
Borcher
Henry Schmidt
T. ©. Spiker
Opa
Ray
Wedding Gift Dilemma Echoes Through Conversation
In a brief exchange between George and a partner, they consider what to give Mabel for her wedding. One suggests the plush chair from the attic, while the other proposes letting bygones be bygones and opting not to send a gift.
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George
Mabel
Flatbush Bensonhurst Neighborhood Argument Turns Violent
In a Bensonhurst dispute over a neighborly quarrel, one man claims to have initially gained the upper hand until his opponent struck him in the eye, prompting further confrontation across the Flatbush area.
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Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Not Married Yet Aims for Vows in London
In London Doris insists their union is forthcoming as Lilian asks about the duration of their marriage. Doria clarifies they are not married yet but plan to wed.
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Doris
Lilian
Doria
London
Peace Measure to President Peace Measure to President
Ninteen Democrats aided in adopting the Knox peace resolution in the Senate and House, vote 228 to 139, not a two thirds majority. President Wilson would veto. nineteen Democrats and two Republicans sided with the resolution’s passage. House debate was limited to one hour. Flood demanded more time, Porter denied it. Connally condemned the GOP peace program as a political ruse.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Wilson
Kelley
Michigan
Fuller
Massachusetts
Ashbrook
Ohio
Caldwell
New York
Carew
Dooling
Evans
Nevada
Gallivan
Ganly
Goldfogle
Hamill
New Jersey
Huddleston
Alabama
McKinley
McLane
Pennsylvania
Maher
Mead
O'Connell
Olney
Sullivan
Tague
Representative Flood
Virginia
Porter
Foreign Affairs Committee
Connally
Dem
Texas
Congress
Germmany
Hungary Pact Signed To End War With Allies
Paris May 24 The council of ambassadors agreed the peace treaty with Hungary will be signed at the Grand Trianon palace in Versailles on June 4. Hungarian delegates announced Count Albert Appony’s resignation as president and named Ivan Praspowski as his successor, and said Hungary would sign the treaty and name delegates for that purpose.
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Paris
Hungary
Council of Ambassadors
Grand Trianon Palace
Versailles
Count Albert Appony
Ivan Praspowski
John Kikulski Murdered in Chicago Slaying
Detectives hunt for killers of John Kikulski labor leader and Stock Yards Labor council president who died from gunshot wounds after an attack outside his home. His wife Mia Kikulski and son John Jr. were present at the bedside.
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Chicago
John Kikulski
Stock Yards Labor Council
Kikulski
Lutheran Deaconess Hospital
Mia Kikulski
John, Jr
Debs Receives Silk Outfit From New York Union
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist prisoner and presidential candidate, accepts a complete silk outfit sent by the Needle Trades union of New York. From Atlanta Federal Penitentiary he writes the gift makes him feel richer than John D. Rockefeller.
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Debs
New York
Eugene V. Debs
Needle Trades Union of
Atlanta
John D. Rockefelter
Legion to Adopt 3 000 Orphans in Indianapolis Campaign
The American Legion launches a drive to readopt about 8 000 of the 9 700 French fatherless children aided by the American expeditionary force during World War I. The effort aims to provide ongoing support for orphans connected to the wartime service.
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Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
American Expeditionary Force
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Automobile
C. W Bornaday
Nels Darling
The
Zensal Co
Oklahoma Day, Okla
Prest
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Sidney, Neb
Scott & Bowne
Stevens
Leopold Voelpel & Company
Portland
Oregon
Burlington Depot
C. W. Zike
Veternarian
Bunker Hill
Brewer & Wallace
Jones Bros
U. S. Senate
Chicago Stock Yards
Kuppenheimer
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Sidney’s_ Department Store
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