Pro Irish Women Tie Up New York Docks
In New York Aug 30 pro Irish women pickets sparked a dock protest that halted more than two thousand longshoremen on British liners. Demonstrators aimed to spread the walkout to other Atlantic ports and even ship crews if possible. The action followed the Baltic’s arrival and included plans to disrupt sailing until Lord Mayor MacSweney Cork and Archbishop Mannix were released and allowed to move.
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New York
Baltic
Mannix
England
MacSweney of
Cor
Brixton
Ondon
Ireland
Cunard Line
International Mercantile Marine
International Longswhoremen's Association
Mauretania
Colby
Asheville
N. C
Train Hits Auto in Iowa City Loss Two Die
Burlington Iowa Aug 30 J S Fauta of Burlington and J L Snelson of New London were struck by a Burlington passenger train while crossing the main line near New London Their car was crushed on the engine pilot for a quarter mile before the train was stopped Both men were killed and bodies brought to Burlington
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Burlington
J. S. Fauta
J. L. Snelson
New London
Zamora Captives Escape After Outlaw Battle Near Autlan
American and British captives taken by Pedro Zamora at Cuale on Aug 20 reportedly escaped during a battle near Autlan in Jalisco yesterday. Zamora's force of about 400 was routed, with 43 killed, breaking into three fleeing groups. Volcano San Miguel near San Salvador is ejecting sand and ashes. no damage reported.
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Mexico City
Pedro Zamora
Jalisco
Cuale
Autlan
Amora
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
San Miguel
Seek Lost Fighters Campaign Aids War Missing Hearts
The American Legion says it is cutting the 2000 war mysteries of missing in action and presumed dead soldiers. The Legion Weekly publishes requests to newspapers nationwide for details from buddies and welfare workers to help mothers and wives learn what happened to their loved ones. Recent inquiries include Sergt. Joseph Holbeck and Corporal F Mason Jr, with letters from doctors and grieving families detailing last hours and possible fates.
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New York
American Legion
Army
Navy
Legion Weekly
Legion
Catherine Holbeck
Allentown
Joseph Holbeck
Mason
France
Camp Roosevelt Closes After 1920 Season
Muskegon Michigan reports the 1920 Camp Roosevelt season ends with 400 boys and officers leaving for home. Tents are taken down, storage begun after eight weeks of operation that hosted over 2,000 attendees across two periods.
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Chicago
Michigan
Muskegon, Mich
Camp Roosevelt
Man Found in Chamber During Countess Sforza’s Retirement
In Rome on August 96 a foreign minister’s wife discovered a man concealed under the bed while preparing to retire. She alerted others and servants seized the intruder who was handed to police. A vial of chloroform and a revolver were found on him.
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Rome
Polish Artillery Destroys Red Retreat in Northeast Front
Warsaw reports Polish artillery decimated the retreating soviet force on the northeastern front near Brest Litovsk. Over 600 men captured including two general staff officers and 11 line officers. the commander of the 57th Bolshevik division and his chief of staff were killed. Detachments of the Polish Third region division defend east of the river as Soviet attacks near Dzicincen and along the Sobrika and Swirz rivers continue.
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Paris
Minsk
Moscow
Hiffel Tower
Foreign Office
Reda
Warsaw
U S Congressmen Clash With Seoul Police in Korea
A U S congressmen party touring the Far East landed at Fusan and boarded a steamer for Kobe amid police cordons. A clash with Seoul police followed after a meeting with Korean students at the Y M C A. Hersman of California spoke before authorities redirected the gathering to a hotel. several Koreans were taken into custody and Hersman was escorted away with one injured.
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Tokyo
Fusan
Far East
Kobe
Kokusa!eeral
Hugh S.hersman
California
Hersman
Consuil
Miller
County Institute Resolutions Honor Local Support
Sixty two enrolled at Cheyenne County annual teachers institute praise the county superintendent Miss Anna McFadden, the Board of County Commissioners, Sidney Board of Education, local press, Sidney residents, and specialists from Kearney State Normal, Chadron State Normal and the Palmer Method for their contributions and hospitality. A copy of these resolutions will be published in Cheyenne County papers.
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Teachers’ Institute
Cheyenne County
Anna McFadden
Board of County Commissioners
Honorable
Board of Education of
Sidney
Etta van Brunt
Evelyn Doran
A. W. Warren
R. M. Shreves
Kearney State
Special sale on box chocolates at Rexall store Saturdays
An advertisement touts a special Saturday sale on box chocolates at the Rexall store. It also urges buyers to compare Brunswick phonographs before purchasing, noting a Brunswick unit for sale with a four spring motor and forty minute play, with contact at F. O. Burgess rear Betts Jewelry.
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Rexall
National suffrage celebrated in Sidney with flags bells and cheers
Sidney welcomed woman suffrage last Saturday with flag displays bells and whistles. Mayor I F Grubill received a telegram from Gary McKelvie urging the event. The article notes suffrage is nationwide and reflects on supporters and skeptics while asserting women are capable and worthy of the ballot.
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Sidney
I. F. Grubill
Gary McKelvie
A Word With Telegraph Advertisers
Telegraph want ads are reliable for results when space is used well. Reports show most orders yield satisfactory responses as demand and supply drive contact. Too little space wastes money. using more words boosts message reach to thousands of people. Persistence wins in the end.
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Telegraph
Brunswick Phonograph for Edison and other records sale
For sale a four spring Brunswick phonograph that plays any record. It features a floating diamond point needle for Edison records, a sapphire ball for Pathe and steel tungstone needles for Victor Columbia Emerson Brunswick and other lateral cut records. Priced at 250 dollars with terms of 50 dollars cash and 15 dollars per month. Located rear of Betts Jewelry Store under F. O. Burgess.
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Brunswick Phonograph
F. O. Burgess
Betts Jewelry Store
Brunswick
Edison
Pathe
Victor
Columbia
Emerson
Thor Purchase Promises Freedom From Blue Monday Drudgery
The Electric Shop offers a Thor appliance as a solution to dull household routines washing day chores and the Monday blues. The ad promotes efficiency and convenience through a durable electric device designed to lighten domestic tasks.
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