Locarno Treaties Made Public in London Pact
London reports that the Locarno security conference produced a frontiers pact between Germany Belgium and France pledging inviolability of borders from Versailles terms The agreement signed in London on December 1 commits Germany not to trespass or make warlike moves in the Rhineland and binds France and Belgium to respect Germanys western frontier If violated Britain and Italy would aid the aggrieved party and all disputes would go to the League of Nations council.
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London
Europe
Germany
Belgium
France
League of Nations
Rhineland
Great Britain
Italy
Council of the League
Supreme Court Upholds Volstead Act Precedent
The Supreme Court denies Terry Druggan's habeas corpus plea, ruling the Volstead act is constitutional even before the Eighteenth Amendment’s ratification. The justices affirm Congress had authority to pass laws to carry out constitutional provisions for the future, upholding the dry law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Terry Druggan
Will of James Deering Grants Million to Charity
The will of the late James Deering of Chicago, who died September 21, provides an outright donation of 1,000,000 to charitable institutions. It also sets 500,000 in trust for income to support the Miami City Hospital, with Charles Deering named co executor and given 175,000 outright. Other bequests to relatives, friends, and employees total about 855,000, with sums up to 500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Deering
Miami, Fla
Chicago
Dade County
Miami City Hospital
Charles Deering
Record of Record-Breaking Currency in Circulation
The United States has 4.827 billion dollars in currency circulating, the highest normal year total in history and only surpassed by 5.628 billion during postwar inflation. About 42 dollars per person. September demand rose by over 43 million, per Treasury data, signaling broad national prosperity and business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Three Army Flyers Die In Crash Near Cape May
Three United States army aviators were killed when their Martin bombing plane crashed in meadows near Cape May Courthouse New Jersey. The crew from Mitchel Field New York were bound for Langley Field Virginia. The dead are Captain Robert A Kinloch Charleston District of Columbia Lieutenant Abbett C Martin pilot Reading Massachusetts and Staff Sergeant Joseph Coulston Norristown Pennsylvania.
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Cape May
N. J
United States Army
Martin
Mitchel Feld
N. Y
Langley Field
Robert A. Kinloch
Charleston
D. C
Abbett C. Martin
Reading
Mass
Joseph Coulston
Norristown
Col Mitchell to be court-martialed by order of the President
Washington reports Col. William Mitchell will face court-martial by direction of the President for allegedly treasonable conduct toward high War and Navy officials amid debates over air defense policy and national defense strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Col
William Mitchell
War
Navy Department
Motor Pilot’s Monument Proposed on Nittany Mountain
Bellefonte Pa The Liberty motor of the mail plane that carried Price Charles H. Ames to his death will stay embedded in the rock at the summit of Nittany mountain as a monument according to local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Price Charles H. Ames
Nittany Mountain
Panama Dismisses Half Police Force
President Chtart ordered the dismissal of all officers and half the men of Panama City police after riots. The action signals a purge aimed at restoring order and accountability within the force. Authorities did not announce replacements or timelines for restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama City
Chtart
Walter Borcher and Miss Edna Mangels Married
One of the prettiest weddings of the season occurred Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church twelve miles northeast of Potter when Walter Borcher and Miss Edna Mangels were united in wedlock by Rev O Braun schweig. A reception followed at Herman Mangels home with about a hundred guests and a large dinner. The couple will reside on the farm vacated by Joe Gerler ten miles northeast of Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Votter
Walter Borcher
Edna Mangels
O. Braunschweig
Louise Borcher
Esther
Verona Borcher
Andy Edrend
Sidney
Will Mangels
Fred Wittrock
Lilly
Joe Gerler
Potter
Death Claims Small Mangels Boy
Leo Mangels, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Mangels, died last Monday morning after falling down stairs and breaking his neck in a reception for Mr and Mrs Walter Borcher. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran church northeast of Potter and interment in cemetery. Rev. O Braunschweig officiated. Community expresses sympathy to the Mangels family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mangels
Herman Mangels
Teo Ami
Walter Borcher
Leo
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Potter
O. Braunschweig
Potter Highway Markers Put Up Near Scottsbluff
About a third of the road markers designating 80 miles to Potter were installed Wednesday by C. W. Johnson Clarente Johnson and Fred Johnson. One hundred signs will be placed on highways leading to Potter between here and Scottsbluff. The arrow shaped signs are yellow and black and indicate the distance to Potter. They are very noticeable, according to the Potter Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johnson
Clarente Johnson
Fred Johnson
Here
Scottsbluff
Potter
From Office Boy to General Mgr
Chicago October 1. A survey of labor trends notes that higher paid roles demand experienced staff. A major industry president recalls a self made rise from office boy to general manager. Brown began at the lowest pay, bought a typewriter, and advanced through bill clerk, typist, and stenographic positions to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brown
Typewriter Sales Offer Brings Job to Youths in Chicago
A Chicago mail order house advertises typewriters with low monthly installments and instruction, claiming education or age are irrelevant to operating a machine. The program promises to train users in about three weeks and offers high paying general manager opportunities at ten thousand dollars yearly. Write International Typewriter Exchange, 184 W Lake St, Chicago for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake St
Tlinois. Adv
Order of hearing on original probate of will
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court orders a hearing on the petition to prove probate and record the last will of Hubert Bettendorf deceased. Joseph Bettendorf seeks executor appointment with November 23, 1925 hearing at 10 a.m. notice to interested parties via Telegraph newspaper for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Said
Elmer Kahl
Hubert Bettendorf
Joseph Betendorf
Joseph Bettendorf
Telegraph
Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Estate
In the County Court of Sid ney in Cheyenne County the estate of Clai borne V Hooper deceased calls creditors to appear November 7 1925 at 10 A M and January 11 1926 at 10 A M to present claims for adjustment. Claims must be filed within three months from October 10 1925 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witness the seal of the County Court dated October 10 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
Said
Sheriff’s Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska, Sheriff J W McDaniel will sell at public auction on November 2 1925 at 11 a.m. at the courthouse front door Sidney lands described as Section 31 Township 15 Range 50 West 6th P.M. in Cheyenne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
George Ambuehl
Blanche Larson
Sidney
Notice of Probate for Cecella Rezanina Estate in Cheyenne County
Elmer Kalil, County Judge, announces a probate proceeding for the estate of Cecella Rezanina. Hearings to receive and examine claims will occur November 9, 1925 at 10 AM and January 13, 1926 at 10 AM in the Sidney County Court Room. Claims must be filed within three months from October 12, 1925 and one year from that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Said
A. D
Notice to Creditors in the Berer Estate in Cheyenne County
The State of Nebraska gives notice in Cheyenne County of the estate of Lawrence Hf. Berer deceased. The county court will examine all claims on October 31, 1925 at 10 a.m. and January 4, 1920. Claims must be presented within three months from October 3, 1925. Debts must be paid within one year from October 3, 1925. Elmer Kahl, County Judge, signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Lawrence Hf. Berer
SAID
Sheriff Sale Notice in Sidney Nebraska
Notice is given that by virtue of a court process Nebraska Central Bully ing and Loan Association, plaintiff, will auction at 11:00 AM November 2, 1925, at the front door of Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney, lands in SE quarter Section 30 Township 16 North Range 49 West, starting 20 feet north of the northwest corner of Lot 7 Block 2 Rilen’s Addition West Gurley, per plat on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nebraska Central Bullying and Loan Association
A. B. Gustin
Sidney
Rilen
West Gurley
Property boundary survey notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal description records a tract bounded north 297 feet east 300 feet south 207 feet west 300 feet totaling 24.10 acres approx in Cheyenne County. Dated October 2, 1925. J W McDaniel Sheriff. Radcliffe Wedgkin & Styde Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McDaniel
Radcliffe, Hodgkin & Hyde
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sheriff
Radcliffe, Wedgkin & Styde
Estate of William Reineka Deceased Notice
In the matter of the estate of William Reineka the county court sets debts due three months from October 6 1925 and final settlement one year from that date. The notice is dated January 2 and January 11 1926 and signed by Elmer Kahl.
American Legion Officers and Meeting Details
Officers listed include Commander Charles Gardner and Vice Commander Frank Wyman with Harry Wingerson as second vice, Adjutant N. Rene Wilhelmy, Finance Officer Roy Walker, Sergeant-at-arms I. G. Andrews, and Publicity Officer H. P. Hunt. Regular meetings held the 8rd Tuesday each month at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles IV. Gardner
Frank Wyman
Harry Wingerson
N. Rene Wilhelmy
Roy Walker
I. G. Andrews
P. Hunt
Odd Fellow
Hall
Notice of Petition in Cheyenne County Estate Case
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition to appoint John A Lingwall as Administrator of the estate of Peter Lingwall deceased will be heard November 6 1925 at 10 a m in the County Court Room Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Peter Lingwall
John A. Lingwall
Sidney
Elmer Kahl
Chamber of Commerce Officers Named in Year Report
Mo OW. Dimers serves as President with Dr Harry J Mantor as Vice President and Marius Christensen as Vice President. Leo Osborn is Secretary and Leo Osborn along with BB Bonham WR Weeden Dr M J Pettibone CE Ledbetter M W Osborn Win Winders listed as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo OW. Dimers
Harry J. Mantor
Marius Christensen
Leo Osborn
BB. W. Bonham
Weeden
M. J. Pettibone
Ledbetter
M. W. Osborn
Win
Winders
Sidney Country Club Officers Lead Club List
Sidney Country Club officers include Dr. M F Pettibone as President and A K Greenlee as Vice President. Earl RR Kratz serves as Secretary with a slate listing Rochel J Jorgenson Paul L Martin and others.
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Sidney Country Club Officers
M.F. Pettibone
A. K. Greenlee
Earl RR. Kratz
Dr. 2
EB. Rochel
J. Jorgenson Paul L. Martin
A. HE. Phelps
M. W. Dumery
Kepler J J. McIntosh RK
Oberfelder
J .A. Bentley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Locarno
Col. Mitchell
Mgr
State of
Claiborne V. Hooper
Tate
County
Sherift's Sale
Cecella Rezanina
Elmer Kalil
Sheriff's Sale
William Reineka
American Legion
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Burlington
Bridgeport
Alliance
Earth Loans
J. W. Johnson
Sidney's Lending Insurance Agency
Nebr
Olean Hotel
U. P. Depot
Chamber of Commerce Officers
Hobart
Davis
G. H. Thompson
Stewitts
E. Hart
Harry L. Mantor
Charles B. Gardner
L. A. Donahob
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney, Nebr
J. BR. Taylor
M.D
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Bonham Brothers CO. Inc
Membrance Service
Moderna Methods
R. E. Roche, MD
Stubt-Hink Bid
Frank A. Barger
Teopathic
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