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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
15
The largest mummy is a Beresovka mammoth in the Petrograd museum. The extinct species was found embedded in permafrost near the Bere sovka river in northeast Siberia about fifty thousand years ago.
Gary Indiana September 20 mayor Hodges proclaims workers may return to the steel mill if they wish and assures full police protection. In addition 500 Loyal American Legion patrols cover residence districts and 100 secret service operatives monitor the outlook for sections. The notice promotes local business and urges readers to subscribe to The Telegraph.
In Chicago district the steel strike expands toward a general railroad switchmen walkout with allies in East Chicago and Calumet. Wind gains power to call out rail workers. state troops may be mobilized as plants like Pollak and Republic Tron face walkouts and injunctions while about 2,000 workers are involved.
Tuesday’s cattle run of 14 500 head moved slowly to yarding with draggy trade but firm prices. Beef steady to higher, hogs opened a quarter lower with slight improvement later, top at 16 50. Sheep and lambs saw broad demand with killers up to 0 50 higher and top lambs around 15 15, feeders up about 0 25.
Every state contains swamp and wetlands totaling 102 800 000 acres or more than Iowa Illinois and Indiana combined and three fourths of France in size. U S Department of Agriculture specialists say large areas, if drained and cleared by public or private cooperation, could become productive farms.
Werner Horn, held in Jersey City after extradition from Fort Oglethorpe, faces charges for blowing the Canadian Pacific bridge at McAdam New Brunswick on February 2 1913. His earlier defense that he acted in military operations was rejected. If his direct role is proven he faces execution as a spy.
Viscount Ed ward Grey, newly named British ambassador to the United States, arrived from London on the Maaure tania and debarked to travel to Washington to present credentials. He noted his stay would be comparatively short due to poor eyesight but said his mission is to foster goodwill between Britain and the United States rather than push new treaty proposals.
Robert gazes at the newborn with wonder as the child cries loudly. He comments that the baby has lots of pep in his cry, showing surprising attachment and approval in a single candid moment.
In Washington Senator Pomerene of Ohio denounced W. Foster as an autocrat and syndicalist harming labor’s cause. He cited Foster’s pamphlet on syndicalism and alleged I W W ties, urging the AFL to act to counter a revolutionary influence within labor circles.
Quoted sign on a Kansas farm urges hunters to roam freely and respond to a horn at mealtime. It promises leniency for scarce quail or squirrels, suggesting other game or a hog if needed. The message, attributed to the Boston Transcript, reflects playful rural humor.
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