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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
3
Federal Reserve organization committees meet with Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Houston to map regional reserve districts and locate banks nationwide. Hearings start in New York and will extend to other major financial centers over several days.
Walter F. Sammons ex sheriff of the county and Delbert Smith post office clerk are in custody over the Kearney postoffice robbery. Detectives Brauer Booker and Rice have pursued the case. Sammons is jailed and Smith held at home as federal warrants from Lincoln are executed with a deputy marshal to move them to Grand Island.
Mrs Pankhurst described as an English militant says we are all jailbirds during a luncheon in Chicago. A casual remark recalls a butler's reply at Mrs Cobden Sanderson's home about a seven month sentence.
President Wilson and family surprised Biloxi residents by visiting the First Presbyterian church services. Word of their arrival spread quickly and the church filled to standing room as an unprecedented crowd gathered to see him.
Rev. Billy Sunday visited Pittsburgh to “clean up Pittsburgh” and faced a $5,000 challenge from the bartenders' union offering to have its secretary debate him on who is getting the coin. Sunday declined the challenge.
Mrs. Lillie Clift, Jesse James's only daughter, arrived in Omaha claiming she was run out of Bassett Nebraska for her role in recent prosecutions of bootleggers.
Lincoln Nebraska Commissioner of Public Safety Orrian J. King lies critically ill at his residence 1507 S street after suffering a paralysis Saturday morning. He was found by neighbors BE and Mrs Tinker after being on the floor from morning until late afternoon.
A Winnipeg mayor extols Western Canada's boom loving cattle farming and grain wealth. He cites prairie grain output fueling railroads and trade, notes migration of American farmers, and envisions a strong Anglo-Saxon unity amid rapid development across the three provinces.
A wealthy man distributes money to the postman, janitor, hallboy, barber, and waiter during Christmas. He jokes he is the man who put the X in Xmas, laughing at his charitable gesture.
Mr W D Smith of Ethel Kentucky praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after decades of back strain bladder inflammation and kidney trouble. He credits the remedy with his survival and asks publishers to share his testimonial and photo. Pills priced 50 cents per box from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A daily program for Use societies and various state farm events outlines January 10 through January 23 schedules in Lincoln. It lists venues at state farm buildings, Lindell Hotel, and Commercial Club rooms, with sessions for State Horticultural society, Swine Breeders, Dairy, and other associations. Evening events include banquets, shows, and moving pictures at city auditorium, Lindell hotel, and state fair-related venues.
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