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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1916

Page

2

New Measures Against Armenians In Turkey

Turkish government advances steps to dismantle the Armenian church’s democratic structure and place authority under Muslim direction. A new spiritual assembly replaces the church’s national assembly, with power limited to religious education and charitable institutions. The State Department reviews decrees and may raise the issue with Germany through Ambassador Elkus.

Turkey Washington State Department Elkus

Women in Politics Prompt Boss Warning

Quote from Baltimore American questions whether women in politics will dictate leadership, followed by a personal remark about marriage. The brief exchange highlights social attitudes toward female involvement in governance and relationships.

Sidney Lumber Co Promotes Best Town Housing Appeal

Do you want a good home in the best town on earth See as Sidney Lumber Co touts housing options and local advantages in a concise promotional notice highlighting community appeals and timber industry ties.

Sidney Lumber CO

Teutons Take Lead as Germans Press Champagne Push

German forces launched five attacks in Champagne, checked by Russian machine gun fire, while British troops stormed a German fortified work called the Quadrilateral near Combles, advancing along a one mile front. French gains south of Combles and Verdun trench capture tighten entente positions. overall war front activity widens across the Western and Eastern theaters with pushes near Grand Court, Ablaincourt, and along the Somme.

Champagne Paris Flaig Somme Fleurs Combles Nemecourt Ablaincourt Verdun Dead Man's Hill Grand Court Albert-Bapaume Peronne Pripet Marsh Russia Galicia Carpathian Mountains Berlin Vienna Tuutsk Carpathians Maratowsa Archduke Charles Francis Petrograd Braezany Amaiupka Pody ysche-Haticz Bucharest Transylvania Sofia Dobrudja Albania London Rome Vavala Nidje Plania Florina Monastir Vetreoik Kajmackalan Triest Doberdo

Blackmail Band Nabbed by Federal Agents in Chicago

Eight members of an alleged blackmail gang including five men and three women are in federal custody in Chicago and will be sent to Philadelphia for trial. They allegedly used the beauty of the women and the charm of the men to extort more than 250000 from social rivals in Chicago Baltimore New York and Philadelphia through coordinated schemes. Their method allegedly involved compromising victims and then blackmail.

Chicago Philadelphia Department of Justice Baltimore New York

German U boat Campaign Reported in August

An official German admiralty statement notes in August the destruction of 126 hostile merchant ships and 35 neutral ships carrying contraband to enemies. Submarines from September 2 to September 11 sank 26 hostile belligerent vessels in the English Channel and Atlantic, with several neutral ships sunk under prize laws for carrying contraband to England or France.

Nowdrs English Channel Atlantic England France

Seth Low Dies at 66 in Bedford Hills Country Home

Seth Low former mayor of New York and onetime president of Columbia University died at his Bedford Hills country home after several months of illness from a complication of diseases. The prominent civic figure passed away at age sixty six.

Seth Low New York Columbia University Bedford Hills

South Dakota Rail Commission Rejects Rate Hikes

The South Dakota railway commission refuses express companies the right to raise intrastate rates. About ten thousand New York moving picture workers have formed a union and may strike if needed to win higher wages and better working conditions.

South Dakota Railway Commission New York Moving Picture

Multiple wartime and policy items from a 1916 era

The report surveys diverse events including a Texas quarantine against infantile paralysis, Germany delaying sugar beet exports until autumn, a lynching in Vivian Louisiana, a looming railway strike prompting a Wilson appeal to Congress, the death of Archbishop Spalding in Peoria, Admiral Benson on naval war game lessons, and President Wilson’s planned recess appointment of George Rublee to the Federal Trade Commission with a senate confirmation push in December.

Germany Jesse Hammnied Vivian Wilson Congress John Lancaster Spalding Peoria Benson George Rublee Federal Trade Commission Senate Rublee

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offers Constitutional Cure

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than any other disease, historically deemed incurable by local remedies. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, made by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials available. Sold by druggists. The advertisement also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

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