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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
7
The Department of Justice conducts an inquiry into alleged war plots tied to pro German and pro Austrian sympathizers aiming to disrupt U S munitions production. Authorities seek possible criminal proceedings for restraint of trade though no indictments or leaders identified yet.
Nebraska reports reveal Justice Charles Evans Hughes is a potential Republican presidential candidate. A telegram to Secretary Pool confirms a petition signed by forty five electors was filed on November 13 seeking Hughes on the official primary ballot. Pool to mail a copy omitting signatures at Hughes request.
Streeter and wife seized a pistol battle with Chicago area authorities at a Lakeshore shack. Police seized 192 cases of beer and rifles after fire department destroyed the building. Streeter and fifteen others arrested as detectives and officers faced gunfire. Also Judge Lindsey fined for contempt of court in Denver case.
The German war office says 8500 Servians were captured with twelve cannon. Bulgarians took 7000 prisoners and seven cannons. Pursuit of the Servians continues along the front.
Property listing notes an office suite in the 224 Logan County Bank Building located in Sterling Colorado with unspecified space and rental details for potential tenants.
Hope for the missing steamer Charlés'A. Luck and its crew of more than twenty men ended as abandonment. It is believed the vessel foundered in the recent Lake Superior storm.
Western stockmen anticipate a major business event during the week of January 16 as the annual Denver Stock Show draws buyers and shippers from across the West. Improved demand for breeding stock and quality feeding cattle is expected, with many shippers holding back top loads for January sales and bulls from premier fields listed for sale.
The Platte river boundary district near Kearney county approved the project by a near unanimous vote with 6 438 for and 280 against. Father James Freeman, longtime Wy more priest, died at 61 after twenty five years at St Marys Wy more. Arthur Hauser requisition case to Governor Morehead seeks Kansas return for murder charge. P G H Boland of Omaha plans to run for state railway commissioner. Nebraska manufacturers met in Lincoln with Stanley H Rose as principal speaker. Foreign language publishers to form Lincoln cooperative. Thanksgiving proclaimed by Governor Morehead for November 25 with Nebraska urged to give thanks for prosperity.
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