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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1923

Page

2

Johnson Rushes to Fight in GOP Pr ways for Delegates

Senator Hiram Johnson declares a straight contest in primaries against Coolidge and others, calling for voters to express preference directly. He targets Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Nebraska and New Jersey as battlegrounds while split among party factions and third‑party momentum grows.

Edward W. Pickard Enator Hiram Johnson California Coolidge Washington Touridge Oon Uhoee Himn Republican Party Johnson Wiinola Indiana Michiigan Nebraskan New Jersey Lowden James E. Watson Tilarm Johnson

German turmoil deepens as farmers resist rent ailing towns

General Deguutye and allied actions sharpen German distress as industrial magnates evade closure and mines are seized by French engineers. In Palatinate separatists clash with Berlin protests, while Upper Silesia farmers boycott towns, leading to looting and fatalities. Stresemann warns of hopeless internal conditions as Reichstag may force resignation. Meanwhile U.S. politics see Coolidge backing Mellon's tax plan amid revenue surplus.

Eneral Deguutye Ruhr Bavarian Palatinate Palatinate Berlin Upper Silesia Stresemann Junkers Germany Reichstag Reichatan

Arctic explorer Cook jailed for stock manipulation scheme

R Frederick A Cook, once famous for a bogus North Pole claim, was found guilty in Fort Worth Texas of misusing funds as sole trustee of the Petroleum Producers association. He received fourteen years and nine months in prison and a $12,000 fine. Nineteen co defendants were convicted. Judge Nims condemned Cook for robbing widows and orphans and urged display as a warning against stock fraud.

R. Frederick A. Cook North Pole Hts Porth Worth Tex Petroleum Producers’ Association Nims Cook

Relief plans debated as Germany faces hunger fears

Secretary Hoover says no government relief plan is under consideration for Germany though discussions with the President have occurred. He cites distribution breakdown and unemployment as causing suffering in poor districts while Germany remains a strong trading nation. Germany’s purchases from the U.S. in early 1925 top 143 million dollars. Major General Allen’s committee readies a ten million dollar drive for hungry German children administered by the American Friends service committee with German government handling warehousing and overheads. Corean groups in America file a protest with Secretary Hughes over alleged mass killings in Tokyo and Yokohama after the quake. Dr. Floyd W. Tompkins cites eyewitness reports of 250 Coreans bound and burned alive.

Ecretary OF Hoover Germany Allen Committee For Relief American Friends Service Committee Tzprlends Corea America Hughes Tokyo Yokohama Floyd W. Thompkins Society

Tealy welcomes leaders for grand alliance ceremony

ING ALFONSO QUEEN VICTORIA and Primo Rivera visited Tealy last week and were greeted by King Victor Emmanuel and Premier Mussolini in a grand ceremony. A military dance expected to seal an alliance balancing France and Juge Shuvhi was reportedly discussed.

Ing Alfonso Victoria Primo Rivera Spain Victor Emmanuel Mussolini France Juge Shuvhi

Optimism Grows as Nebraska Sees Big Corn Crop Rise

An exchange notes Nebraska’s corn crop ranks second largest in state history with prices near record highs, boosting confidence and business. While wheat profits lag, livestock markets stay strong and overall prosperity appears to improve as farmers focus on corn gains.

Nebraska

Faith in Gradual Prosperity Returns to Stock Feeder Faithful

Those who believed in a measured return of sound prosperity for the stock feeder are seeing their faith vindicated as signs of renewed opportunity emerge. The message emphasizes cautious optimism for farmers and investors relying on steady market recovery.

Poll Taxes Bring Large Sums From Nebraska Counties

State Tax Commissioner reports 62 counties have poll tax receipts totaling 280 177 dollars this year versus 120 685 last year. Nearly all reporting counties show increases and the statewide total may reach 500 000 dollars. Lincoln included in Lancaster County figures. panhandle counties listed with figures for Banner 835 Cheyenne 2085 Deuel 1474 Garden 1687 Kimball 1172 Scotts Bluff 6900.

Smith Lancaster County Lincoln Panhandle Banner Cheyenne Deuel Garden Khinball Scottsbluff

Plate glass for windshield and doors installed at Hahler Garage

Windshields and se dan doors received plate glass installation at Hahler Garage. Local shop completed the glass work, improving vehicle safety and storefront display. The project covered windshield panels and entrance doors, with materials sourced locally.

Hahler Garage

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