Critique of Democratic Congress Under Wilson Era
The piece denounces the Sixty fourth Congress as extravagant and servile to the president, arguing it discriminated against northern and western interests, wasted rivers and harbors and defense funds, and increased taxation. It warns that continued Democratic rule risks republican collapse through labor coercion and demands electoral rejection to preserve national sovereignty.
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Wilson
Democratic Congress
Sixty Fourth Congres
North
Nebraska
Iowa
Virginia
Georgia
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolinas
Republic
Hughes condemns railroad wage demands in Lexington speech
In Lexington Kentucky Republican candidate Hughes attacks railway brotherhoods power and calls for fair labor treatment under law. He warns against surrender to minority pressure and urges action only after considering facts while preserving freedoms and majority rule.
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Congress
Lexington
Kentucky
Hughes
United States
America
Calomel Advice in Novels Sparks Cautionary Note
In a contemporary reading, a line about skin tone and a prescription for calomel prompts discussion on gender norms. The author suggests lemon use and shifting from careers to romance, reflecting dated attitudes toward youth and opportunity for women.
The Case For A Balanced Life And Healthy Habits
The piece argues that overindulgence and idleness threaten health and vitality. It stresses that prudent diet, regular exercise, adequate sleep, and balanced work and recreation sustain both body and mind. Public Health Service guidance supports officers’ fitness and leisure for professional duty.
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United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Widower Back in Town With Mystery Companion
An eligible widower returned from a ten day absence by stepping off a bus with a very attractive woman. The item promises to reveal more and teases readers to investigate further, claiming it will be interesting even if a confrontation is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Arraigned for train robbery Rusty the cowboy held in Douglas
Flin Tulk known as Rusty in Arizona and New Mexico faced arraignment before Commissioner Beumler in Douglas on charges of stealing registered mail tied to a hold up of the Golden State Limited near Apache on Sept. 6. He was ordered held for a Sept. 20 preliminary hearing with $25,000 bond and is jailed in Douglas. Officers say he is fully identified as one of the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flin Tulk
Rusty
Arizona
New Mexico
Beumbler
Complain of Wheat Price Manipulation Debunked
Commissioner Hatizan of the New York weights and measures bureau blamed Chicago traders for wheat price surges. President Griffin of the Chicago board of trade called the accusation absurd, noting a 400 million bushel short US wheat crop and below average European crops. He said price rises stem solely from supply and demand.
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Hatizan
New York Bureau of Weights and Measures
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Griffin
Federal ruling upholds four plumbers in antitrust case
The federal district court of Tawa convicted four National Association of Master Plumbers members for Sherman Act violations and the conviction was affirmed by the U S Court of Appeals in Denver. Defendants named are Robert Swaner, Hugh McCarten, John P Cunningham and G H Wentz amid 240 other dealers and manufacturers indicted in 1914.
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Federal District Court of Tawa
National Association of Master Plumbers
United States Court of Appeals
Denver
Robert Swaner
Hugh McCarten
John P Cunningham
G. H. Wentz
Labor Leader Warns Court Over Eight Hour Law
R T Wood president told about 300 delegates at the twenty fifth annual Missouri State Federation of Labor convention to keep the eight hour law intact. He warned the United States Supreme Court may be shaken if the act is declared unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Federaton of Labor
R. T. Wood
United States
United States Supreme Court
Sympathy Strike Delayed Amid City Labor Talks
Threatened sympathy strikes by New York longshoremen tidewater boatmen and other unions were delayed awaiting a conference of labor leaders with Mayor Mitchel. Normal subway and elevated service is being maintained per police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tidewater
Mitchel
Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister Prepares for Continued Strife
Baron Burlay, Austro Hungarian minister of foreign affairs, states Austria Hungary has no intention of quitting the fray under the terms its enemies would impose. The remark signals readiness to endure further conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria Hungary
Baron Burlay
Supposed Subsea Bremen Is U.S Craft
A reported German subsea merchantman Bremen was thought to be an American submarine returning from maneuvers. The American sub sighting near New London was said to be basing with the ocean-going tug T. A. Scott noting that nothing was seen or heard of the Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
U.S
New London
T.A. Scott
Bank Robbers Ambush Posse in Everglades Shootout
Four bandits reached the State Bank of Homestead in Florida and after a pursuit by a posse in the Everglades south of Miami a gun battle left two posse members dead and two wounded. The outlaws were then believed to be surrounded in a dense swamp.
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State Bank of
Homestead
Mla
Everglades
Miami
Chinese approach to nerves and patience noted
A Minneapolis Journal item reflects on Chinese behavior, stating that when hurried a Chinese person sits and waits until the impulse passes, then resumes work with a steadier, more efficient frame of mind, proposing this as a method to overcome nervousness or fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Democratic nominee for County Assessor seeks re election
The candidate, a Democratic nominee for County Assessor, asks voters to honor him with support at the next election after serving four years as city and precinct assessor. He cites experience and asks taxpayers to back his candidacy.
Probate Notice to Creditors in Krebs Estate in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne County Nebraska creditors of Edward G Krebs deceased must present claims for examination and allowance to the Administratrix. The meetings will be at the County Court on November 6 1916 and March 5 1917 at 10 o clock A M. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from September 22 1916. Published in The Telegraph for four weeks prior to November 6 1916. Witness my hand and seal September 21 1916.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Edward G. Krebs
Said
Telegraph
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage Potter State Bank Assignee
Potter State Bank will sell at public auction at 2 PM October 7 1916 the ONE NEW SIX CYLINDER SAXON FIVE PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE SERIAL NUMBER 12931 engine S2 13753 front door courthouse Sidney Cheyenne Nebraska to satisfy a $890 note secured by a chattel mortgage dated June 30 1916 assigned to the bank. Debtor Harry Dolan and Mrs Dessa Dolan defaulted on the mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dolan
Dessa Dolan
M. W. Osborn
Potter
Nebraska
Potter State Bank
Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne Co
Mortgate
J. A. Woten
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage in Sidney Nebraska
The American Bank will sell four horses and a brown gelding at public auction at the front door of the Cheyenne County Court House in Sidney Nebraska on Saturday September 30 1916 at 2 PM under a chattel mortgage dated August 1 1916 to secure 373.50 with 873.60 due. Auction proceeds to satisfy the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
AE Pourley
American Bank
Sidney
Court House
Nehbragka
Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgage Notice in Sidney Nebraska
Foreclosure sale to satisfy the mortgage on a Ford Touring Car Model TT Series 1926 motor 1193645. J W F Connell of Denver borrowed from The Motor Sales Company, later assigned to J W McDaniel of Nebraska. Sale set for Saturday September 23 1916 at 11 am at the Sidney courthouse front door Cheyenne County. Property to be sold as is with all parts and equipment. Open for one hour.
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J. W. F. Connell
Denver
Colorado
Motor Sales Company
Colorabo
J. W. McDaniel
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nebraskan
LW McDantet
J. W. Connell
Nosurt
Sald
Court House
Sidney
Order of hearing on petition for settlement of account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court hears Clara M Fulton petitioning final settlement and discharge as executrix of the will of William A Fulton. Hearing set for September 29 1916 at 2 PM with notice by publication in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Appointment of Administratrix in Nebraska County Court
In County Court Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Nancy J Lederer deceased. Petitioners Ethel Kien and Clara Klein seek administration to Vaclav Klein. Hearing set for September 2, 1916 at 10 A M. Notice to interested parties by publication in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior. Dated August 31 1914. (Seal) County Judge CHAMBERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nancy J Lederer
Ethel Kien
Clara Klein
Vaclav Klein
Telegraph
Sid
C. PP Chambers
Petition for Road Establishment in Sealy County
A petition filed July 10 by J Ro Miller and twenty four others asks to establish a road from the North-West Corner of Section Twenty in Township Sixteen North Range Forty-nine West east along section lines for eleven miles to the North-East Corner of Section Twenty Four in Township Sixteen North Range Forty eight West. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by October 24, 1916. If unchallenged the road named will be established. County Clerk: Dor an T. Doran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMG
J Ro Miller
Sealy T Doran
Petition to establish fallen section line road filed
On July 18 1916 A G Weaver and fourteen others petition to establish the fallen section line road from the northwest corner of section 22 township 15 range 48 south to the southwest corner of section 27 township 16 range 45. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in the County Clerk's office by October 24 1916. This notice bears the county seal and is dated August 24 1916 by County Clerk H F Dor an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Weaver
Lownship
Doran
Petition to Establish Mine Road Describes Location and Deadlines
A petition filed April 20 1916 by Victor Stevens and thirteen others seeks to establish Mine road beginning at the northeast corner of section 14 township 15 north range 48 west and running west two miles to the northwest corner of section 21 township 15 north range 48 west. Damages claims must be filed in the county clerk’s office by noon October 24 1916 or the road will be established by order. Dated August 24 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cter Stevens
H.T. Doran
Petition for Road Establishment No 287 In 1916
A petition filed July 3 1916 by J I Foster and eighteen others seeks establishing the second line road in Section Two Township Sixteen Range Fifty One east along the township line to the southeast corner of Section Thirty Six Township Seventeen Range Fifty ending there. Objections or damages must be filed in the County Clerk's office before noon October 320th 1916. otherwise the road will be established without reference thereto. Dated August 29 19156. (Senl) H T Doran
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J. I Foster
Secon Line
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Tsucetta Anna Christensen
Cheyenne
Lucetta Anna Christensen
Lucetta Anna Davis
Lucetta Asra Chmstenron
M. Lee Daniel
Sidney, Ner
Misteria
Toupe
Burgundy
Ann
Sald County
Willam A. Fulton
Clara M Fulton
Anid
Sata
Pp Chambers
Anna Smith
Piaintiff
Martha
A. Ady
J. W. Movant
C. EB. Harper
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