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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
12
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Warranty deeds show Jason Lobb to John Van Buskirk and others for Lots 7-10 in Gilgren's Add Dalton Nebraska. Transfers include William A. Tate to Alice Tate all He 31-13-46. Quitclaim deeds list Weyerts to Shoff Sec 33-16-50 and other transfers in Clarkson's Ada Sidney Nebraska with $1.00 consideration.
A correction states that the informant who told the Telegraph Henry Erdwins had quarrelled with and mistreated his wife told a falsehood, asserting there is no truth in the report.
A damaged notice announces a regular sale at the Roxall Store with a recurring date labeled Neterday and a box of items referenced in the readable fragment. The readable text implies a promotional event but lacks complete details.
State and county attestations accompany a bank statement listing liabilities including deposits and notes rediscounted, with total liabilities shown as 259 603.50 and capital stock and profits noted. Robt A Barlow signs as cashier with directors and notary public Henry Gavpen, sworn November 18, 1920. A brief local note follows about a bumper crop affecting Greenville Piedmont.
The Spanish steamer Montserrat from Cadiz with 379 aboard collided with the steamer San Marcos off Staten Island. Some Montserrat passengers leaped overboard with at least one rescued and taken to Ellis Island hospital while the San Marcos proceed to its pier at New York City and arrived safely.
Albert J. Lauer secretary treasurer of Briggens and Turivas wrecking contractors was found guilty of offering a 15000 bribe to Charlies Callne an income tax collector with intent to falsify tax returns for 15 000 more. The verdict came in Judge Landis court amid related indictments. Callner testified Lauer gave him 15000 and promised similar for falsifying returns. Penalty may include three years in prison and treble damages.
New York dispatch reports nine residents perished in a five story building at 307 West 146th Street as a fire originated in a baby carriage. Nearly a hundred residents, in night clothes, escaped via fire escapes or roofs. Dead included Raphael Gebbia and family. Ada Frank and Ruth Reynolds among others. Cause undetermined.
President-elect Harding sails toward Panama aboard the Parisian from New Orleans amid clear weather. He joins a shuffleboard game with reporters, spending the day enjoying deck games while the ship covers about 300 miles of its 1400 mile journey.
Wheat and flour prices listed for different grades including spring and hard winter wheat with first and second clears. Hay, butter, eggs, meats, and poultry prices shown for creamery butter, fresh products, live poultry, dressed poultry, potatoes, cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with various grade ranges and typical market figures. Names of commodities and ranges indicate a broad agricultural goods market snapshot.
Chicago reports Horace Odell, chauffeur for First Deputy Alcock, shot at a gray touring car as three bandits attempted to seize him. Odell wounded a bandit fatally, while another fled. Ryan, likely the driver, was found fatally wounded under a bed at 2043 Warren Avenue. Two men and two women were arrested with Ryan as police sought the remaining trio connected to the attack near Alcock’s West Adams Street residence.
Washington has telegraphed authorization to seize two Cincinnati breweries, the Harancourt and the Jackson, after preliminary chemist tests of beer from the plants. District prohibition supervisor Thomas B. Stone led the move, with indications that one or two more Cincinnati breweries may face seizure orders shortly.
Geneva dispatch reports Senator La Fontaine of Belgium proposing an international army and staff to serve the League of Nations, citing Armenia as a test case and urging disarmament discussions remain unsettled. Germany repudiates Versailles clauses on colonies and mandates, insisting it is not bound to that treaty provision. Labor views push for broader admission of former enemies, with mixed signals from delegates on Germany joining the league.
Wheeling West Virginia November 22 indefinite suspension of work at the Yorkville Ohio tin plate plant of the Wheeling Steel and Iron company announced by officials. The suspension effective immediately will affect 2,500 men employed at the plant. Officials said they expected conditions in the trade would permit resumption at the plant within a short time.
Detectives search for a band of motorized night riders after they burned a large signboard in Van Cortland park New York. Residents had opposed the sign’s erection and a guard was stationed at the structure before the attack. The guard left at eight, the masked riders arrived by car and set the sign aflame before vanishing.
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