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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
3
Private banks in Chicago faced runs after the M. Ginsburg and Son bank closed its doors in a crowded foreign section. Police were summoned as fear spread to nearby V Braslawsky & Co, where $12,000 was paid to depositors in two hours before doors were shut. County officials probe private banks amid the turmoil.
Sidney carpenter J Brudeen says Doan's Kidney Pills keep his kidneys in good condition. He reports relief from backache and kidney troubles after using the remedy bought at Western Drug Co. Price 50c. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY.
A major legal battle is anticipated over who pays to modify aerial telephone wiring when transmission lines share highways. In Wayne 200 people attended three tabernacle revival meetings led by Clyde Tee Fife drawing a record 5 300 attendees. Nebraska City Business Men's association discussed routing the George Washington highway through the city including Morton park and Arbor Lodge. State Food Commissioner Harman filed a complaint for selling uninspected coal oil against Nobert L. Nix of Nebraska City, an agent for Collins Oil.
Villa forces struck Chihuahua City in darkness to seize the government buildings. General Trevino led artillery and rifle fire, wounding a left forearm, as 153 bandits were killed and 87 captured were executed. Ramos pursued retreats, adding heavy losses to Villa and Orozco adherents.
The dry movement resumes in California with a four day spread in Dunsmuir and statewide push planned this fall. Prohibition managers press for broad support as candidates J. Frank Hannly and Dr Ira Land tour numerous meetings to rally voters and back the wet versus dry issue.
President Wilson will sign the army and navy appropriation bills in a formal ceremony marking the completion of the administration preparedness program for this session of Congress. The event underscores the administration's effort to ready forces and defenses.
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