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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
5
A 1929 Armistice Day meditation recalls the end of World War I and the shift from triumphant glorification to tender remembrance. It honors Gold Star mothers, mourns the dead, and echoes Francis Finch on peace, duty, and the long healing path.
Omaha letter by Joy M. Hackler attacks Senator George W. Norris over income tax collection, accusing officials of coercion and suggesting party loyalty conflicts. Norris replies defending principled critique, while Hackler and associate Updike face fallout from a long running tax dispute and potential political damage.
The speaker urged continuing in country politics while recommending Mr Hackler dissolve his faction. He suggested forming a new party named the Boodle party with Daugherty Fall Sinclair Ware Forbes and others, and leaving honest men to steer the Republican party.
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania contends western republicans and southern democrats doomed the tariff bill and accuses greed of fattening profits. He cites Connecticut, Pennsylvania manufacturers, and the sugar trust as driving forces behind the overload, while blaming farmers as the assassins of the measure and noting a sea like wreck in the Vestris episode.
The Toledo Blade praises Col and Mrs Lindbergh John Coolidge and Terence Trumbull as idealized wholesome youths. It notes public admiration for these young couples amid concerns about sensational publicity and pranks among modern youth.
Modesty and virtue praised as news, while national attention goes to real worth. The Jumbo assortment offers 99 gift dressings and engraved Christmas cards with lined envelopes for $1.09. The Gift Shop on the Corner.
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