Suffrage support uneven as polls show low participation
The piece argues that demonstrations for woman suffrage do not reflect broad voter eagerness. It cites Elgin Windis figures with 1,064 of 6,000 eligible women voting, notes Colorado and other states see few female voters, and asserts the issue does not affect justice of suffrage. It adds tariff law concerns and treaty tensions with Germany, predicting possible retaliatory actions and scrutiny of US treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Windis
Colorado
Amercan
Germany
Congress
United States
Government control of banking opposed for fear of political influence
The text argues that while some accept government banking if fair, the pending bill fails to guarantee freedom from political meddling. It warns that giving any party power over finances would secure a perpetual base to dominate government and economy.
Foreign interests in Mexico and U S policy stance
The article notes American interests in Mexico were valued at over one billion dollars in 1910, higher than Mexican and British interests and far above French ones, with German interests minor. It cites Wilson’s view of the United States’ exceptional position, and critiques tariff and wage- policy moves as government overreach aimed at party advantage. It highlights the federal industrial commission preparing a broad inquiry into U S economic conditions to inform legislative remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Diaz
Wilson
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Tarif
Federal Industrial Commission
Congress
Packer Group Plans Half Million to Boost Cattle Industry
The American meat packers association aims to spend 500 000 to develop the cattle sector. A committee will raise the funds and launch an education drive for western farmers. Agents will visit farmers able to raise livestock to advise on best practices to increase meat supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Meat Packers’ Association
Argentina poised to lead cattle raising says expert
Dr Melyn chief of the bureau of animal industry returns from a South America tour noting Argentina's strong stock raising and meat industries. He says cattle for export are fattened entirely on alfalfa pastures year round with minimal supplemental feeding and predicts Argentina as a major U S cattle competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Melyn
Bureau of Animal Industry
South America
United States
Distrust of the United States in Japan grows over California law
The article notes universal distrust of the United States in Japan, with a prominent Japanese statesman calling Americans tempestuous and unpredictable. Japanese hostility stems from California legislation, risking future tensions and possible trade friction, while the United States cannot quickly appease Japan. Any influence Japan exerts in the East could harm U.S. interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
California
No Foreign Interference and Monroe Doctrine Under Threat
The article argues that Washington will tolerate no foreign meddling in American affairs and that the Monroe doctrine faces its likeliest direct challenge yet from European powers amid the Mexican crisis. It notes ships abroad and the US stance on Mexico, warning that Europe may justify intervention if US actions fail to pacify the region.
Roosevelt Address in Rio Promises South American Good Will
The address by Colonel Roosevelt in Rio Janeiro is praised as worthy of a former U S president and expected to influence sentiment in Latin America. It notes the Panama Canal's upcoming opening as a new era in trade with the south, urging removal of distrust toward the United States. The article mentions Elihu Root and Mr Knox's prior South American visits as partial successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Panama Canal
South America
Elihu Root
Mr Knox
Cen
United States Aims to Unite Americas Against External Aggression
The piece argues that distrust of U S friendship in Central and South America persists and urges unity across the western hemisphere. It lauds Roosevelt and Wilson for reaffirming policy to maintain independence and deter European encroachment, urging mutual interest and a solid regional defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Roosevelt
Wilson
Western Hemisphere
Advice to stock raisers from agriculture department
A farm bulletin urges meat production gains through waste prevention, economical methods, and higher output. It advocates grain restraint, hay fodder and pasture as cheaper feeds, with straw and roots rising in use. It promotes beef cattle revival in the corn belt, dual purpose cows, more sheep, and alfalfa fed hogs to cut costs. The aim is a stronger domestic meat supply with farmer initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Corn Belt
Bureau of Animal Industry
Titanic survivor Martin Moran saved after icy swim
Martin Moran, a sailor aboard the Titanic, was miraculously saved after a swim in icy waters but later died in a Pennsylvania colliery coal fall. The item references New York newspaper cuts and newly elected officers with a grim turn of fate.
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New York
Martin Moran
Pennsylvania
Irony of Fate in Safer Land Conditions
The speaker reflects on safer land work and the irony of fate in Thanksgiving time. They note a failed overarching theory about why men drink, admitting practice disproves the theory that those who drink should not and those who do not should.
Sidney’s random musings on power and milk policy
A fragmented, satirical collage discusses Sidney’s views on political figures and luck. Mentions Gates son’s death, Aviator Jewell, a Wisconsin milk policy plan, and concerns about loyalty to President A. B. Thomas, ending with a call to stay at one’s post until removal.
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A. EB. Thomas
The
Kearney Normal
J. L. McBrein
Mr. Thomas
Pleasant purgative advert promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A Telegraph advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets claiming a pleasant purgative effect and improved body and mind, suggesting the product makes one feel joyful and is available for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dalton State Bank of Dalton Nebraska State Bank Report
Legal advertisement purports a bank report for Dalton State Bank of Dalton Neb Charter 1028, as of close of business November 1 1913. It lists capital stock 10000, surplus 1000, undivided profits 114, deposits total 107220 67,074 84, with depositor guaranty fund 485 74. Sworn by cashier J L Wrens and directors J L Winans Fassie M Winns before notary How Junken November 1 1913.
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Dalton State Bank of
Dalton
Sepa
Nebraska
Yee
Cheyenne
J. L. Wrens
State Banking Board
Atrist
J. L. Winans
GG. Witans
Fassie M Winns
Sear
U Ss
Nebraska Cheyenne County Bank Statement 1913
Balance sheet shows assets 1900s banking figures with cash items bonds and real estate. Named officers and notary certify the report as true with capitalization and profits details.
Probate hearing for Ellen Mary Quinn estate in Cheyenne County
County Court in Cheyenne County schedules November 22 1913 hearing on petition to prove and probate the last will and testament of Ellen Mary Quinn deceased. Executors Thomas J Quinn Thomas E Quinn and Edward M Quinn seek administration with Edward M Quinn named executor. Notice to interested parties via Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Said
A. L
Henry F. Gapen
Ellen Mary Quinn
Thomas J. Quinn
Thomas E. Quinn
Edward M Quinn
Mary Quinn
Sidney Telegraph
Henry Be.gaven
Order of Hearing in Fairbanks estates Cheyenne County Neb
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the court sets a hearing for the estates of Thomas W. Fairbanks and Florence Fairbanks. The verified petition seeks waiver of administration and a decree of heirship, noting both estates are land holdings in section 15 township 15 range 49 and that the heirs include Florence Fairbanks and Medusa Johnson among others. The hearing is scheduled for November 17 1913 at 10 o'clock a.m. in the county courthouse.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Thomas W. Fairbanks
Florence Fairbanks
J L. McIntosh
Illinois
Nebr
Martha Fairbanks
Said County
Medusa Johnson
Galesburg
Ilinois
Ernest Peltier
Martinton, Ill
Salon Peltier
Danville
Ill
Joseph Peltier
Martinton
Orton Peltier
Said
Henry EE. Gapen
Notice to nonresident defendants in Smith v Ady et al case
Anna Smith, plaintiff, seeks partition and confirmation of shares in Cheyenne County Nebraska real estate. The petition lists numerous nonresident defendants and heirs, including Martha A Ady and spouse Emmet Ady, Barbara Detwiler, Margaret Ray, Helen Brown, Edward Brown and spouses, John L Smith and Sarah Smith, Edward Smith and Vera Smith, Janet Kingsbury, Mary Davis and Jacob Davis, Lizzie Schenker, Joseph Wright, John Wright, Emma Brown, Georgiana Viox, Henry R Viox, E B Wright and Alice Wright, with a requested answer by December 1, 1913. The land described is the north half of section five, township sixteen, range fifty. The case was filed October 21, 1913 in Sidney Nebraska.
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WLLL
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Anna Smith
Martha A. Ady
Mary A. Pritchard
Barbara Detwiler
Margaret J. Ray
Helen Brown
Edmund Passmore
Kate L Brown
Edward J. Brown
David W. Brown
John L Smith
Edward Smith
Agnes Dennis
Janet Kingsbury
Mary Davis
Barbara Wiker
Lizzie Schenker
Joseph Wright
John Wright
J L Mcintosh
Sidney Telegraph
District Court
Cheyenne County
Emmet Ady
Barbara A. Detwiler
P. M. Detwiler
Robert Ray
Edmund B. Passmore
Passmore
Caroline Brown
Mary Brown
John L. Smith
Sarah JE. Smith
Vera Smith
Jacob Davis
John Schenker
Joseph, Wright
Elizabeth Wright
Emma Brown
M. J. Brown
Georgiana Viox
Henry R. Viox
E. B. Wright
Alice Wright
James S. Smith
Towit
E. B Wright
Karel L. Brown
David W Brown
Hove
Sidney
J. Ll. Mcintosh
Ter
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Mali Matter
F. A. Gapen
Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
Americas
American Unity
Jeruselem
Billionaire Gates
Jewell
Golden Gate
A Wisconsin School Board
OrTuy
First National Bank of Sidney
State OF
County
Gesuin Necbaver
Leslie Necbaver
B.A Jones
Harper
Julia Ahrens
R .A
Sidney Lumber. CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
American Bank of Sidney
Nebraskan
OF Nebilaska
Rony
Bantow
Atvest
Kopp
Medtrosa
Grace McPstrosa
Nannkie
Anderson
SEAL
Lis
Henry E. Gapen
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