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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
2
In a turbulent review of events, Stresemann forms a caretaker cabinet excluding monarchists, seeks broad talks with allies, and faces industrialist demands while France rejects direct German talks. Projections warn of a deepening crisis as communists plot upheaval and Soviet support appears nearby.
AVID LLOYD GEORGE warns wars may continue and a next conflict could wipe out civilization. He lauds the British empire as a single effective league and supports making it an economic unit with empire-wide trade, purchasing pools, empire preference, and British market plans. Labor unions split as Portland convention rejects a new farmer labor national party. the AFL upholds partisan principles while voting against uniting with farmers. The convention also withholds recognition of the Soviet government, pending a Russian vote on its rulers.
Ces Walton of Oklahoma abandoned his bid to block impeachment, urging passage of a bill to unmask the Ku Klux Klan. The legislature forms an inquisitorial panel to probe the governor’s conduct, with charges including parole overreach and denial of habeas corpus. Indiana’s McCray faces bankruptcy and civil suits amid probing grand jury. White House reports President Coolidge sees general prosperity, with industry buoyant and agricultural markets steady despite oil region troubles in Oklahoma.
The Senate majority is buoyed by signals that President Coolidge will refrain from backing the Hughes plan to set up an unbiased commission to assess Germany's capacity to pay reparations. Lloyd George backs the plan, widely favored in Europe, though France opposes it. Coolidge also sees no gain from a world powers economic conference until Europe changes. In Portugal, Gomez, newly elected president, faces repeated revolts and threats of assassination as he sits atop a potential earthquake.
Ex governor McKelvie argues wheat is a minor factor for Nebraska farmers, noting wheat accounts for about eight percent of six crop values and will shrink acreage by ten to fifteen percent next year. He emphasizes corn as Nebraska’s prosperity cornerstone, with hay, pastures, and livestock underpinning progress. He also highlights favorable current prices for crops and livestock amid rising hog and cattle numbers.
Henry Ford declares his bid to purchase Muscle Shoals remains before Congress and will not be withdrawn. He blames Secretary Weeks and political pressure for the bid's rejection and points to the Gorgas steam plant portion included in his offer.
The Home Economics class of Sidney High School will hold a bake sale at Leonard's Grocery on Saturday October 20 starting at 2 00 p m Proceeds support class activities and student projects.
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