Spanish Troops Land Near Moors Capital at Alhucemas Bay
Madrid reports a successful landing at Alhucemas Bay as General Sarro's force disembarked near Cedadilla Morro Nuevo amid French and Spanish bombardment. A feint at Betoya Bay drew enemy attention while Abd el Krim’s forces offered limited resistance. Casualties are reported as about a sixth of the force, mostly native troops. two cannons and seven machine guns captured. Abd el Krim remains active along the front with minor offensives to hamper a larger Franco-Spanish push.
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Madrid
Albucemes Bay
Sarro
Cedadilla
Morro Nuevo
Alhucemas Bay
Fernandes Peres
Betoya Bay
Cape Tres Forcas
Cape Quilotes
Allucemae
Abd-el-Krim
Mediterranean
Spania
Abd-el-Krima
Primo de Rivers
Alfonso
Spain
Seyo
Fes
Fresch
Morocco
Abd-el-Ekrim
Record of Child Slayer Shows Many Violent Acts
Montclair New Jersey crime report details the arrest and confession of Harrison Noel a twenty year old killer who abducted and murdered a seven year old girl Mary Daly. Officials examine potential negligence by asylum officials and alienists who released Noel. Police say affidavit by Dix W Noel could hold the father co responsible for the crimes.
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Montclair
N. 2
Candies
Harrison Noel
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Noel
Navy Gives Up Hope of Rescue for Lost Flyers
In San Francisco Captain Stanford EK Moses, commander of the Light project, said the crew of the lost PN-9 No. 1 flagplane in the San Francisco to Hawai flight had virtually no chance of survival. Eleven destroyers proceed to Honolulu for a final survey of the waters where PN0 No. 1 went down, with efforts concluded.
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San Francisco
Hawai
Stanford EK. Moses
Light Project
Moses
Honolulu
PNO
Washingtons Tree to be saved near Frederickburg estate
Richmond tree experts plan to rescue the last of the three trees planted by George Washington on the Kenmere estate near Fredericksburg to mark the original trees historic link.
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Richmond
George Washington
Kenmere
Vrederickeburz
Appeals: New York Member Resigns From U S Board
Washington reports the resignation of James S Yeolins of New York as a member of the United States board of text appeals. The departure affects the board's composition and ongoing cases may adjust accordingly.
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Ax Appeals
Washington
James‘ S. Yeolins
New York
United States Board ‘of
Oon Anneowace
Things That Pleased Me Most On a Cruise Around the World
A traveler reflects on Indian holy men as they endure self imposed penances such as sitting on beds of spikes. Westerners view these rites as futile yet fellow Hindus venerate such acts as meritorious. One celebrated ascetic has long sat on a spike bed, drawing mixed reactions from tourists.
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L. R. Alderman
Portland
Ore
Secretary of Interior
Congress
Oregon
Survey Board
New York City
Scchools
Alderman
Army Education Board
France
India
Pedigree of Scrub Bull Gets Comic Legal Spin
A humorous, highly detailed pedigree document for a scrub bull exchanges formal legal language for satirical claims. Drafted by Clayton Radecliff in Sidney Nebraska, the certificate mocks breeding norms, boasting odd traits, dubious guaranties, and political jests while labeling the bull as a curious hybrid with no fixed lineage.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
Clayton Radecliff
Clayt
Dogy
West Sidney Starts School Districts and Local Visits
Miss Frances Gross teaches district 101, Miss Irene Weatherwax district 16, and Miss Genevieve Whitaker district 158 as the community begins the week. Local residents, including Mrs. J Andrews of California with her daughter, and various families, made several social calls and visits across Sidney and nearby towns this week, with multiple gatherings noted at Sprenger and Lingwall households and a mission festival attended by Scheer family.
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Frances Gross
Irene Weatherwax
Todge Pole
Genevieve Whitaker
J. Andrews
California
G. L. Sinks
Lorenzo
Hilcott
Sidney
D. P. Ells
Ivor
Anna Woods
Deave
Alfred Sprenger
W. ¢. Knight
Chadron
Kenneth
H. J. Hammond
Christens Sprenger
John Lingwall
Elmer Kragel
Gerald Nathlich
Mapleton
Charley Sprenger
Louie Scheer
Gurley
Anna Lingwall
Christena Sprenger
Sidney Visits and Local Shoppers Reported
A series of brief notes records residents visiting Sidney for medical care and shopping. Motored visits include Charley feeling unwell, Mr and Mrs Glassburn and sons shopping, H J Hammond and W E Chambers calling on L Scheer, Mrs Aden assisting with threshers, I Scheer shopping, Alfred Sprenger and family shopping, and Dr and Mrs W C Knight with daughter also visiting.
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Son
Sidney
Charley
Cc. A
W. C. Knight
Bronson Athletic Club Dance and Community Notes
A report from Bronson notes a well attended dance by the Bronson Athletic Club last Saturday, announces another dance on September 26, and lists numerous local social visits and activities. Individuals mentioned include Miss Marie Davis, Bernadine Anderson, Mrs Ellen Emerick, Earl Toller, Betty Walsh, Edna Thompson, the Vowers family, Chris Anderson, the Gobels, Joe Johnson, the Hicks cousins Pearl and Florence, and Mr. Willey who spoke on smut control and hiring a home demonstrator for three counties.
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Bronson Athletic Club
Marie Davis
Bernadine Anderson
Ellen Emerick
Sidney
Earl Tolle
Peetz
Betty Walsh
Pearl
Florence Hicks
Edna Thompson
Colorado Springs
Burlington
M. H. Vowers
Chris Anderson
C. 8
Anderson
Ed Gobel
Anderson Farm
Joe Johnson
R. J. Jackson
Berl Tolle
Ben Couch
Sterling
Bunker Hill
Willey
Club Ladies Report On Curtains Lesson And Visits
The 1. IL club will report later. Delicious pie and coffee were served. Mrs Easton hosted the curtain lesson Thursday. Mrs Michelson left for Town. Earl Yelle is listed as sick this week. Wim Banry left hospital Tuesday. Randy Couch and Connelly helped thresh at CLS. Andersen's on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Connelly visited the Ww McMillan home Sunday afternoon and attended the Lesfiale sale on Moi.
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IL Club
Earl Yelle
Wim. Banry
Randy, Couch and
Connelly
CLS. Andersen’s
JohnConnelly
South Sund School Stathad Mondar bo district No 4
Community notes list daily visits and movements. Residents like Shellon Wick ed Cur tis Near and Mrs Treo Zimmesman appear in social mentions. Several from the community attended the Sterling fair, teaching duties at Hildegarde Jobe's barber school are noted, with multiple visits among families in Crook Sunol Sidney and surrounding areas.
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Shellon Wikked
Curtis
Near
Macaer
R&a Paass
Treo Zimmesman
J. C. Miles
Thusviar
H. R. Holmes
Marley Roe
Cleo Holmes
Norfolk
Sterling
Hildegarde Jobe
John Bahr
E. N. Roth
Ernest Bonser
Eva
J. O. Miles
Burdette Sharp
Crook
Ih. R. Holmes
Sunol
Local notes from Potter area residents and visitors
Potter and Bloomfield residents entertain and travel with relatives and friends. Families visit grandparents in Iowa, trip to Fremont and Lincoln, and attend the state fair. New cars join local households, moves include Sidney and Bushnell, and several travelers plan university study in Lincoln.
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Fred Reetz
Bloomfield
Wathill
Helen
Doris Tutt
Shennendoah
Iowa
Lilian Brady
Fremont
Q Claire Dykeman
Lincoln
Wesleyan University
Ed Welkhorst
Santa Ana
Calif
Hooper
Nebra
Jess Tompkins
Joe Nelson
Clarence Johnson
Estes Park
Oirs
Horstman
Denver
Fred Weikhorst
Mark Dolan
Sidney
Sperry
John Miller
Bushnell
Clarence Rogers
Central City
R. V. Francis
Woodriver
Nebr
Potter
Local Families Visit and Farm Talks Near Crook
The article notes residents visiting relatives in Texas after tending local farm interests. Mrs. Ray Osborn stayed with her mother Mrs. Vogler Friday night. Mildred Holmes and her brother Le Roy visited Crook Sunday afternoon. Faye Bomer spent Tuesday night with Mildred Holmes.
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Richard Fraass
James Vacik
E. N. Roth
Ray Osborn
Sunol
Joe Vogler
J. C. Miles
George Lauderback
McDonnell
Crook
D. B. Phelps
Louis Heimhauser
Texas
Mrs. Vogler
Mildred Holmes
Leroy
Faye Bomer
Telegraph Classifieds Promise Results with Ads
An advertisement in The Telegraph is pitched as a proven way to get results. The brief notice frames the paper as a reliable outlet for reaching local readers and driving actions through print advertising.
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Albucemas
Navy
Professor Risser
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Tate
Cheyenne
Grow
West Sidney
B. M. Nelson and Sons
C. A. Glassburn
South Sund
Frank Pokorny
H. R. Howes
Charles Bomer
Kimball County Fair
Groth Brothers
Chappell
G. A. Young
Kimball
Anderson-Srader
W. T. Young
John S. Filer
A. Painter
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