Wreck at Sea Promises Realism in Paramount Preview
A careless helmsman causes a yacht party wreck on a desert island in the film Male and Females produced by Cecil B. De Mille. The picture, a screen version of Sir James Barrie’s The Admirable Crichton, arrives in U S theatres Monday and Tuesday November 1st and 2nd. A Hospe Co offers Gulbransen Player pianos in Scottsbluff.
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Paramount
Cecil B. de Mille
Hves
James M. Barrie
Crichton
Advert Spread Drives Telegraph Ad Results Countywide
An advertisement in The Telegraph delivers strong results by reaching a majority of county residents, demonstrating the newspaper’s broad audience and effective reach for promotions and notices.
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Telegraph
Harding Welfare Program Praised by Senator Fess
Hon. Simeon D. Fess lauds Senator Harding’s plan for a Federal Department of Public Welfare as the most practical step yet. He argues it protects motherhood and childhood, extends health safeguards, and unifies scattered bureaus into a single responsive agency. The call targets social justice as a national issue with women’s leadership on boards and practical reforms.
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Marion
Senator Harding
Department of Public Welfare
Harding
Chicago
America
Simeon D. Fess
Congress
Washington
Governor Sproul Says Women Not in Favor of Cox
Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania declares women voters oppose Cox. He asserts Cox privately opposed woman suffrage, using support as political gain. The piece notes business travelers and their wives influence and mockingly criticizes Cox’s attack on the traveling man and commerce.
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Sproul
Cox
Pennsylvania
Dox
Telegraph Files 44 Years Ago A Note on Sidney and Nation
The Telegraph reports bustling Sidney with 1165 pistol shots last Saturday and scarce clergy needed. It notes 200 plus men journeying to gold fields, prairie schooners near Sidney, a pistol accident at North Platte, and a Texas editor’s life stats. Grant calls for national Thanksgiving on November 20.
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Qgallala
Sidney
Goodly Plains
North Platte
Ivy
People's Party Convention Held in Sidney Courthouse
The Sidney Court House hosted a People’s Party convention on October 28 with C. K. Allen elected permanent chairman and T. B. Saucier as secretary. A credentials committee of G. W. Earnhardt D. Carrigan and J. J. McIntosh was appointed to oversee proceedings. Disgusted Mormons are seen traveling eastward amid taxation and elders collecting from arriving passengers at Ogden and Salt Lake. A Gulbrunsen Player piano is advertised as easy to operate and available from A Hospeco Scottsbluff.
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Court House
Sidney
C. K. Allen
C. K
Allen
T. B. Saucier
G. W. Earnhardt
D. Carrigan
J. J. McIntosh
Ogden
Salt Lake
Young Publisher Praises Harding and Coolidge in Connecticut
James Duncan MacGregor Jr., fourteen, editors The Weekly Press of Stamford, urges voters to back Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge. He cites his ancestors on the Declaration of Independence signers and his admiration for Roosevelt as a hero.
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James Duncan MacGregor, Jr
Weekly Press
Stamford, Conn
United States
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
James
Roosevelt
Harding
Baker's Advisor Out for Harding
Washington Major Benedict Crowell ex Assistant Secretary of War and admirer of President Wilson endorses Harding Coolidge and a Republican Congress. He supports a league of nations but prefers Harding for its realization and notes Cox’s promises may be unfulfillable.
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Washington
Benedict Crowell
Baker
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Congress
Major Crowell
League of Nation
Hardlmg
Cox
League of Nations
Senate
Harding earns cautious praise amid Cox critique
The Philadelphia North American notes Senator Harding shows earnestness and duty, with measured tone and no grand promises, while portraying Governor Cox as a shifting opportunist, shallow in thought and reckless in appeal, shaping a clear partisan contrast.
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Harding
Cox
Philadelphia
Insurrection in Nizhni Novgorod Threatens Moscow Route
Reports from Nizhni Novgorod describe a rising insurrection led by the social revolutionary party with peasants, proclaiming a new government led by Martow Petrowski and Czernow, including Mile Spiridunova. The movement aims to control transport flows to Moscow and establish a capital there, independent of counter revolutions. Separately, Tomsk in Siberia is said to be occupied by anti soviet peasants led by White officers, with Red commissars killed, per Izvestia via Helsingfors dispatch.
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Warsaw
Nizhni-Novgorod
Moscow
Social Revolutionary Party
Martow
Petrowski
Czernow
Mile
Maria Spiridunova
Siberia
Petrograd
Diamonds Stolen Worth 220000 After Buffalo Taxi Attack
Two men followed Max Lowenthal from Cleveland and attacked him with gun butts after he exited a streetcar near his Buffalo home. The Rochester diamond salesman's 220000 worth of diamonds were taken during the assault and abduction, police report.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Max Lowenthal
Rochester
Lowenthal
Public Dance At Meier's Hall In Lorenzo Nebraska
Community event invites residents to a public dance at Meier's Hall Lorenzo on Saturday October 30th Special sale on box chocolates every Saturday at the Rexall Store in town offering weekly treats to shoppers and dancers
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Meier
Lorenzo, Nebr
Rexall
No Place Like Home Standout from Sidney Lumber Co
Sidney Lumber Co promotes a home building theme with a compact message urging readers to consult for residential needs and related services. The notice emphasizes local sourcing and practical guidance for homeowners seeking timber and supplies.
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Sidney Lumber CO
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