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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1928
Page
3
The new rules add rule 15 section 9 penalizing dribbler contact with opponents even without ball possession. It emphasizes dribbler responsibility for fouls and notes penalties for guarding from behind, two jump ball taps, and ball handling near officials. Also clarifies play after ball contact with officials remains live.
Voters absent from their precinct on election day may secure an absent voter ballot from county clerks with a sworn statement that they will not be home. Ballots may be obtained up to three days before November 6. They are prepared separately and counted by the home county clerk after election. County Clerk Henry Pavlot of Cheyenne County has a supply on hand.
On a Beltsville Maryland government poultry farm a home made electric water heater uses a wire coil in a metal tube to keep hen water from freezing. An electric light with a carbon bulb placed in a pail of water may also work, covered to prevent light leakage.
Gifford Pinchot argues that Prohibition fails due to federal lax enforcement led by Secretary Mellon and tolerated by President Coolidge. He contends Mellon’s interests in the Overholt distillery influence policy, cites political allies and wet influences, and calls for a President to take decisive action enforcing the 18th Amendment across government.
In Washington a speaker ridicules nullifiers and criminals scorn, asks President Coolidge to use full powers to enforce the constitution. He cites his Pennsylvania efforts and calls for action to end the so called cancer spreading nationwide. The Dorcas society of Trinity Lutheran church plans an annual bazaar and supper on November 22, inviting all.
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