Veterans' refund and adjusted compensation act proposed
Senate draft by Senator Bursum of New Mexico would grant twenty dollars per month of service plus return of compulsory allotments and government insurance payments from April 5, 1917 to July 1, 1919. No financing plan stated. Payments schedule: full up to $50 on Oct 1, 1923. 50% Oct 1, 1924. remainder Oct 1, 1926 with 4 percent interest. Government arrears not usable as loan security except under War and Navy secretary rules.
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Washington
Bursum
New Mexico
War and Navy
Mobilizing Resources Around Samid and Chanak
Turkish national representative Hamid Bey says the Kemalist army concentrates around Samid and Chanak and would declare war if Britain interferes with troop movements across the straits toward Thrice. Britain seeks to mobilize every resource including horses automobiles cannons and rifles for a potential land offensive.
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Constantinople
Iman
Samid
Chanak
Hamid Bey
Britain refuses to withdraw forces from Chanak
Paris reports that Great Britain told France official circles that troops will stay at Chanak. The French premier received notice of London’s decision to hold forces in place. Britain says the troops are not in danger of attack by Kemalists and will remain in the area.
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Paris
Great Britain
Chansk
Straits
Chanak
British Debt Funding Talks Aimed in Washington
London announces Sir Robert Horne will travel to the United States to negotiate funding of Britain's war debt. The move prompts treasury chatter about separate arrangements to cover the interest installments due October 15 and November 15.
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tTe
Washington
London
Sir Robert Horne
Chan ‘Cellor
Exchequer of
Typhoon Strikes Philippines Causing Severe Damage
A typhoon swept over the Philippines for thirty six hours with the severest effects reported in Northern Luzon. Serious damage is believed to have occurred across the area as the storm moved through Manila.
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Philippines
Manila
Luzon
Foodstuffs Prices Shift for State Institutions
Lincoln reports show beans rice and flour fall for three months along with bacon beef and ham while codfish cheese and sugar rise as bids open for quarterly supplies for 6,000 inmates. Washington notes impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty postponed by the house judiciary committee until December.
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Lincoln
Neb
State Board of Control
Washington
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
Deadlock in Conference Over Sakhalin Evacuation
In Chang Chun Manchuria a trilateral conference among Japan the Soviet government and the Far Eastern Republic of Siberia stalled as Moscow pressed for Japan to immediately evacuate the northern half of Sakhalin. Belfast fatalities since July 1920 total 436 with 189 Protestants and 247 Catholics reported.
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Chang Chun
Manchuria
Japan
Moscow
Far
Siberia
Saknalien
Belfast
Coal supply plan eyed to curb price spikes
Washington decision to organize voluntary campaigns to assure complete supplies of bituminous coal to households and industry and to prevent price hikes after the strike was reached at a conference of industry and railroad representatives with federal fuel officials. Detroit reports Judge Lucien J. Eastin of St. Joseph elected grand sire of the Sovereign Grand lodge I C O F in convention.
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Washington
Detroit
Mich
Lucien J. Eastin
St. Joseph
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Soldier Bonus Bill Vetoed in Emphatic Move by President
President Harding voiced strong opposition as he vetoed the soldiers' bonus bill. He argued the plan lacks revenue and would set a dangerous precedent by creating a treasury covenant to pay. Supporters were hopeful earlier but now face slim chances in the Senate and House.
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Washington
Harding
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Treasury
Record Gold Reserves Reach New World Peak
The central banks of major powers hold 7.851 billion dollars in gold, a two year rise of 1.238 billion. U S ownership amounts to 40 percent or 3.17 billion, largely with the 12 Federal Reserve banks and Treasury vaults. Russia is excluded.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
United States Treasury
Russia
End of Labor Troubles Seen With Transit Settlements
New York officials and union leaders view the start of peace in the labor clashes affecting national transit as the New York Central lines and the Pennsylvania system move toward settlements with operating brotherhoods. Meetings and talks with six other eastern carriers are planned to extend the peace.
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New York
New York Central Hines
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood Teadera
Ruling Against Defendants in Railway Strike Case
Chicago report says Judge Wilkerson barred much of the government's evidence in the injunction suit against striking railway shopcrafts after ruling 283 affidavits recounting violence failed to show the authors knew they were filing in court. Washington notes bonus supporters have largely abandoned hope for an adjusted compensation bill this session.
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Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Washington
Congress
Postal Savings Rise in August Amid Withdrawals
Washington reports an upward swing in postal savings during August though heavy withdrawals continued from mining and railroad centers. The Post Office Department issued the update outlining the mixed movement in savings balances and cash outflows.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Worst of its Kind on Record in Swatow Typhoon
The August 3 cyclone that hit Swatow and surrounding areas caused over 60 000 deaths, making it likely the worst disaster of its kind ever recorded in China.
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Swatow
China
Pinch WII Be More Acute London Winter
The government foresees a hard coming winter with anxiety as the third consecutive winter of broad unemployment approaches. Labor Minister T J McNamara warns the pinch will be acuter despite efforts to create jobs. Geneva sources report Hungary’s unanimous admission to the League of Nations assembly.
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London
T. J. McNamara
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Hungary
League
Notice of public sale by Omaha Steel Works in Sidney Neb
Omaha Steel Works will sell two Wisconsin tractors at public auction October 5 1922 at 10 am at the Fundingsland building north of Campbell Implement Co on Central Avenue Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy two chattel mortgages. First by Harry Dylan May 5 1921 securing 1002.08 with due 1240.73. Second by Frank E Britton March 8 1922 securing 162.75 with due 1714.38. Radcliffe Hyde attorneys for mortgagee.
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Omaha Steel Works
Fundingsland
Campbell] Implement Company
Central Avenue
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Harry Dylan
Frank E. Britton
Radcliffe & Hyde
Doctor Doran Promises Free Consultation In Midwest Trip
Dr. Doran, a Colorado licensed physician, offers free consultation during a traveling visit to nearby towns. He will not operate on chronic appendicitis or similar diseases, but claims many positive results in stomach, liver, bowel, and other conditions. Married women should accompany husbands. children with parents. Address: Medical Laboratory of Dr. Doran, 235-338 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Doran
Colorado
Medical Laboratory
Boston
Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Sidney Resident
A local endorsement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for early kidney trouble and backaches. Mrs. M. Kulp of Sidney reports relief after using the product and recommends it widely, noting availability at Western Drug Company. The ad emphasizes beware neglect and promotes 60 cent price and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NP.
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Bright
Dean
M. Kulp
B. Fourth &J
Sidney
Doan
Western Drug Company
Parole Hearing Set For Grand Larceny Convict
Notice informs that John Brown, convicted in Cheyenne County on October 4 1921 of Grand Larceny, has applied for parole. The Nebraska Board of Pardons will hear at 10 a m October 10 1922 at the State Penitentiary Lincoln. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the supplication should be granted.
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John Brown
Cheyenne County
Board of Wardons
Board of Pardons
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Nebraska
Karl Bruce
D. M. Amsberry
N. T. Harmon
Parole Hearing Notice for Karl Bruce in Cheyenne County
Notice advertises a Board of Pardons parole hearing for Karl Bruce convicted in Cheyenne County. The hearing is set for 10 a.m. on October 10, 1922, at the State Penitentiary. All interested parties may appear to state why the parole should or should not be granted.
Foreclosure Notice In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Plaintiffs filed a foreclosure suit on September 1 1922 in Cheyenne County District Court against Elvira Jack W E Swatzlander and Ida C Swatzlander over a mortgage on the NE quarter of Section 15 Township 15 N Range 50 W. Mortgage recorded March 14 1918 in Book 29 page 419. Default will be entered if no answer by October 30 1922. Clerk Isola B Wasson. Radcliffe Hyde attorneys.
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Elvira Jack
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
W. E. Swatzlander
Ida C.,swatzlander
Register of Deeds
Chamber of Commerce Officers and Directors
Dr. H. F E Mantor is president with L. T. Poole as vice president Martin W Dimery as treasurer J. W. Johnson as secretary Directors include A. K. Greenlee A. E. Phelps W. K. Hodgkin Rev. Samuel Light Dr. M. E. Pettibone Guy V. Doran
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F E. Mantor
L. T. Poole
Martin W. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
A. K. Greenlee
A. E. Phelps
W. K. Hodgkin
Samuel Light
M. E. Pettibone
Guy V. Doran
Country Club Names Officers and Urges Telegraph Ads
Country Club officials including Hodgkin president Barger vice president Kratz secretary Trena McIntosh Mantor Martin Roche Rogera Bentley and Dimery are listed. An advertising appeal warns that not advertising in THE TELEGRAPH will cause both sides to lose money.
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J. L. McIntosh
H. B. Mantor
P. I. Martin
R. E. Roche
R. H. Rogera
J. A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
E. Phelps
U P Time Table Westbound and Eastbound Train Arrivals
Westbound Timetable lists arrivals for trains 3 19 7 interstate 1 interstate 17 local 9 express 5 millil 261 way frt with times from 6 45 a m to 9 10 p m eastbound trains 6 mail only 8 interstate 2 interstate 18 9 05 a m 10 local 20 3 05 p m 4 6 00 p m 262 way freight Mon Wed Fri 2 00 p m.
Burlington Route Timetable Inbound and Outbound Details
East bound No 302 departs at 2:88 am and No 304 at 8:22 am while West bound No 301 leaves at 3:05 am and No 303 at 4:20 pm. Train 302 only stops at Bridgeport and Alliance. Taxi line 161.
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Bridgeport
Alliance
His Wife's Opinion Boston Transcript style observation
A compact reflection notes that a man who should listen and learn often talks the most, as observed in a Boston Transcript commentary. It underscores listening over speaking and hints at domestic wisdom shaping behavior.
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Boston Transcript
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Sterling, Colorado
Oxford
David Ericson
Josephine Ericson
Isola B. Wasson
Nebr
Chamber of Commerce
W. X K. Hodgkin
F. A. Barger
E. R. Kratz
Sec'y Trena
U. P
Burlington
Bonham Brothers Co., Inc
C. W.bonham
G. B. Moore
Gurley, Nebraska
L. A. Donahoe
Studt-Hink
Bidg
Joseph Oberfelder
Ingar
Leo E. Osborn
Real Estate & ‘Investments
J. R. Taylor
M. D
Larsen
OM Hadley
Abstract Company
DE. W. T. Eikner
Charles H. Gardner
the Electric Shop
Borland & Swanson
Cc. M. Wright
DR. Raye
Witham
Stewitts
Sidney, Nebrasl
E. Mantor, M. D
Reems
Osborn Building
R. Sweet
Contr Alor Sof
Unter Pacific Hotel
Reno Street
Osteopathic
Biewitts Bide
Stahé-Hink
Neubauer Bidg
Phene
W. O. Campbell
Odd Fellows
Lincoln Highway
First Ave
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