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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1921

Page

5

Check-Off Plan Victory Stuns Miners and Delays Case

The United Mine Workers celebrate the US Court of Appeals suspension of the check-off injunction. An appeal hearing is set for November 16, reopening the entire case. Union leaders say the move clarifies the labor dispute and keeps miners at work. operators call it a delay.

Chicago A. B. Anderson Indianapolis United States Court of Appeals Anderson United Mine Workers of America

Marching Legion Parade Echoes Civil War Era Heroic Display

Kansas City officials described the American Legion march as the greatest procession since the Civil War era. Veterans groups including the Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate Veterans joined in a parade honoring Allied leaders Foch Diaz Jacques Beatty and Pershing.

Kansas City Washington American Legion Legionnaires Grand Army of the Republic United Confederate Veterans Foch France Diaz Italy Jacques Belgium Beatty Great Britain Persning

Japanese Premier Assassinated Shocks World

Tokyo reports premier Takashi Hara fatally stabbed at a railroad station. He died an hour later. The assailant, 19, is in custody and described as demented. Delegates at the armament conference, including officials from other nations, react with sorrow and shock.

Washington Tokio Takashi Hara Hara

Yanks Hanged Without Trial Senate Action Ordered

Washington D C investigation by a special committee into charges by Senator Watson Georgia that American soldiers in France were hanged without court martial or trial was ordered by the Senate. Watson will be invited to produce proof. Borah Idaho said he had seen a photograph and heard two veterans that the charges were true.

Washington D. C Watson Georgia France Senate Borah Idaho

Legion Demands Bonus Passed by American Legion Convention

Kansas City Mo A resolution demanding immediate passage by Congress of the five fold plan of adjusted compensation for ex servicemen was passed by the third annual American Legion convention here.

Legion Kansas City Congress

Adjournment Sought To Permit Winter Recess For Congress

Washington leaders urged adjournment of the current congress on November 22 to allow a two week vacation before the winter session begins December 5. The move aimed to give members a break ahead of the new term and lessen workload as sessions pause.

Washington, D. C Congress House

Democrats Choose Hull for National Party Chair

St Louis Missouri report that Democrats selected former Congressman Cordell Hull of Carthage Tennessee as chairman of the national committee to replace George H White of Marietta Ohio who retired after long service.

Hull St. Louis Democratic Party Cordell Hull Carthage Tenn George H. White Marietta, O

Work or Leave Town in Haynesville Negroes Warned

In Haynesville Louisiana officials ordered about twenty men of African descent to work or depart after being verbally whipped by local residents who labeled them undesirables. The incident reflects racial intimidation tied to local civic tensions.

Haynesville

Adoption of federal aid roads bill passes in House

Washington DC house approves conference report on federal aid roads legislation by 194 to 36. The bill carries a highway construction appropriation of 75 million dollars for road projects nationwide.

Washington, D. C House

Arthur Schubarth Injured by Horse Near Sidney

Arthur Schubarth of the Sidney area suffered a severe horse kick attack while harnessing a work horse. He received a temple puncture, a fractured lower right leg, and facial bruises after the animal kicked repeatedly. his brother Herman aided, and a doctor treated him. He remains unable to work for months. He is married with two children.

Arthur Schubarth Sidney Sehubarth Herman Schubarth

Aged Citizen Answers The Last Call

Anton Heintzelman eight years old framework of a death notice. He died after a brief illness near Sidney and resided near Potter with his daughter Mrs Henry Kayne. Survived by two sons Mike and Tony. Funeral services held at home officiated by Father Link. Remains traveling to Avoca and Nebraska City for final burial beside his wife.

Anton Heintzelman Henry Kayne Sidney Alsace-Lorraine America Avoca Nebraska Potter Mike Tony Father Link Sidney Catholic Church Nebraska City Heintz

Funeral party named for Pershing tribute in Arlington

The staff of generals and admirals joining General Pershing for the unknown dead funeral procession from the Capitol to Arlington Cemetery on November 11 includes Admiral Robert E. Coontz Admiral Hilary P. Jones Lieut General Nelson A. Miles retired Lieut Gen S B M Young retired Maj Gen Tasker B Buss retired Rear Admiral W B Sims Maj Gen Robert J Bullard Maj Gen John A Lejeune commandant of the Marine Corps. The roster lists additional major generals and rear admirals to be selected.

General Pershing Capitol Arlington Cemetery Robert E. Coontz Hilary P. Jones Nelson A. Miles S. B. M. Young Tasker B. Buss W. 8. Sims

Honorary pallbearers named for cere mon ies ceremony

Honorary pallbearers listed include Maj General J G Harbord Maj General C G Morton Maj General Clarence B R Edwards Maj General TD C Shanks Maj General T Menoher Maj General C Tailey Maj General J T O Ryan and Maj General George C Rickards with Reserve Corps officers Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman Rear Admiral Henry B Wilson Rear Admiral Chas O Plunkett and Major General Won Neville of the Marine Corps.

J. G

Woman Fights Off Coyote While Guarding Cattle

Mrs Henry Teare of Colorado, about 20 miles from Kimball, used an old pony and two shepherd dogs to fend off a attacking coyote while returning to the house to protect cattle. She beat the animal to death with rocks after the dogs held it, then dragged the carcass home and cared for a wounded dog. The tale, reported by the Kimball Observer, notes the dramatic courage of the woman.

Henry Teare Kimball Colorado

Two Boys Die in Scottsbluff Shack Fire

Two young boys aged five and four perished in a Scottsbluff shack fire Monday afternoon when they started the blaze and could not escape. Their mothers arrived at the scene in despair, overwhelmed with grief and unable to save them.

Scottsbluff

To The Unknown Dead Soldier Poem Fragment

Poem lines honor a nameless fallen soldier and mourn the unknown grave. The piece cites timeless lines about martyrdom and divine recognition, ending with an ad for Sidney Lumber Co. and a local home phrase.

Sidney Lumber CO

Two sisters argue over how alike they are

In Taton Station, Chicuroga, two women discuss their similarities and differences. One says, My sister and me. We ain’t no more alike than if we wasn’t us, and she’s just as different as I be only the other way. The exchange highlights identity and contrast between siblings.

Taton Chicurga

Dr. F. L. Snell Dentist Featured in Neubauer Blog

A brief feature highlights Dr. F. L. Snell the local dentist, with a note referencing the Neubauer Blog and a contact phone line. The item positions the professional within the community and provides the listed phone contact.

F. L. Snell Neubauer

Death in Ash Pit near Henderson Colorado

The charred body of four year old Viva Moore awaits burial today at her parents home Mr and Mrs Basil Moore 18 a results of an accident at a school house near Henderson Colorado Tuesday noon Viva with other children was playing on an ash heap Viva leaped over the ash heap into the burning pit below and before she could be rescued she was burned to death.

Viva Moore Basil Moore Henderson Colorado Viva

Sidney Defeats Bayard High School 49 to 0

The Sidney High School team crushed Bayard High School 49 to 0. Sidney used a strong aerial attack to keep Bayard off balance. Bayard reached Sidneys three yard line late in the game but failed to score, and Sidney punted to clear danger.

Sidney High School Bayard High School Sidney Bayard World Herald

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