Wilson 10 Turn Down Irigh Plea
Washington reports that President Wilson will not reorganize Ireland as an independent nation despite Eamonn De Valera s appeal. The State Department awaits instructions and may issue a reply or formal explanation of why recognition cannot be extended. Tumulty has been offered a seat on the customs court of appeals but has not decided.
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Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
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State Department
Wilean
Martens
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Tumatty
Washington, D. C
Joseph P. Tumilty
Wilson
Customs Court of Appeals
Tumulty
Montgomery
Trophies For Best Grain Samples
Chicago board of trade will award silver trophies for the best samples of wheat and oats raised this year and the best bale of hay. Exhibits are on display at the International Live Stock show at Union stock yards. Winners who take trophies three years in a row may keep them permanently. Grain seed and hay interests push quality to boost yields with these prizes.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Stors
Rickenbacker Sets Northward Flight Record
Eddie Rickenbacker, flying from Los Angeles to San Francisco, completes the 341 mile trip in 3 hours 10 minutes despite strong headwinds, reportedly a new northbound record. He made a forced landing at San Jose for fuel.
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San Franciscos
Cal
Eddie Rickenbecker
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Jose
Tent. B. CO. Batten
Expense of Suffrage Campaign Audit Totals 664208
The National Woman's Party campaign for national woman suffrage spent 664208 over seven years. Major costs included 36202 for organization work and 67137 in three elections. Damage from the Missouri River ice gorge at Bismarck North Dakota was about 10000 as breaking ice carried away temporary bridge piling.
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Washington
National Woman's Party
Missouri River
Bismark
N. C
Missouri
2 Construction Company
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Live Stock Show Opens in Chicago Exposition
The twenty first annual international livestock exposition opened in Chicago with over 10 000 entries from every state, Canada, South America and several European nations. Judging begins Monday while today and tomorrow are devoted to visitors and special features including women oriented demonstrations and lectures.
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Chicago
Canada
South America
World News Baffles and Tragic Losses Reported
Notable deaths include Ynomas Fortune Ryan and financier John D Rockefeller with a $62 million memorial fund. Georges M Smith editor of the New York Tribune dies from ptomaine poisoning. Wisconsin regent Dr Charles H Vilns dies in Madison. Beall of Decatur Illinois inventor dies of pneumonia. World trade shifts and Thanksgiving observances noted. Campaign spending tallied for Republicans. Methodist bishops withdraw from interchurch group. A New York taxi office robbed of $51,000 after a brutal assault. Steel prices reset and cotton industry layoffs occur. A Harlem area shooting in Carlisle Pennsylvania and hospital thefts referenced. Five thousand Irish protestors clash at a club in New York. Harding’s inaugural golf plans mentioned.
Land sales and elections dominate county news
Roland area auctions fetch 275 to 300 per acre as 47 and 100 acre tracts sell. W H Duckworth named lieutenant governor of New Mexico. Morningside College unveils WWI memorial tablet. Iowa Red Cross advisory appointment. divorces, corn yields, and a county court verdict on a sewer crossing dispute. Robberies, hunts, and a fatal shotgun accident round out a bag of local items with creamery plans in Emmetsburg and a big Iowa Falls land deal. Clinton police seek forged check suspect after multiple scams.
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Q. BH. Holland
Roland
W. H. Duckworth
George Duckworth
Centerville
New Maxico
Morningside College
Sioux City
R. H. Vollard
Iowa City Red Cross
Civica
J. C. Langan
Clinton
Iowa
Nebraska
Floyd County
North Riverside
Daniel R. Kinney
George L. Kynett
Councel
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Kinney
Konrad H. Schwartz
Mount Pleasant
Winfield
Black Hawk
M. T. Stiles & Son
Iowa Falls
Frank T. Pemberton
Cedaralls
Denver Valley Farm
Phillip Nelson
Mr. Pemberton
Iowa ‘Falls
Emmetsburg
Grundy County
Reinbeck
Clinton Page Co
Frank Bartlette Willis Remembered For Speech At Chicago Convention
United States senator-elect from Ohio, successor to the president-elect in the senate, Willis gains praise for his plain spoken nomination speech for Harding at the Chicago convention. A native of Delaware County born 1872, he rose from farm roots to Ohio Northern, taught history and economics, practiced law, served in Congress and as governor, and worked on pensioning Spanish American War veterans.
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Chicago
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Ohio Senate
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Ohio House
Lewis Center
Delaware County
Ohio Northern University
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New Chinese minister to the United States Sno ke Alfred Sze
The new Chinese minister to the United States is Sno ke Alfred Sze. Born in Cheklang Province, he studied in the United States at Washington High School and Cornell University before serving as Harbin prefect and later minister of communications. He led China’s diplomatic mission in London from 1914, a six year term marked by many developments.
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Sno-ke
Alfred Sze
Sooke
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See
Cheklang
Washington
Cornell University
China
Harbin
Peking
London
Davis Names Successor to Cox in Ohio Governor Hopeful
Harry L. Davis of Cleveland is described as the successor to Governor Cox in Ohio, aged forty two. His rise began as mayor of a Democratic city, with a wartime record as a “War mayor” who improved employment for soldiers families and aided relatives of service members. his home bombed June 2, 1919, during national terror alerts, but he and his wife survived while their five year old son was hurt.
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Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Cox
Ohio
Newbury Mills
Davis
Peter Witt
Baker Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Newton D. Baker
Mystery Man Scobey of Texas Aides Harding Visit
Scobey of Texas, famed Mystery Man, appears as an old Harding associate. A former Marion county official and Austin banker, he helped secure a Texas vote at Chicago. Promised to visit Point Isabel for rest after the nomination bid, he is described as jovial and approachable.
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Texas
Col
EB. M. House of Austin
Wilson
Harding
Isabel
Scobey
Dickenga Scobey
Herding
Jong Standing
No State Senate
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Marion County
Ohio
San Antonio
Chicago
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Lowden
Jakeson
Scohey
Care of Farm Implements for Winter Storage
Practical guidance from a 1910s agriculture bulletin on preserving plows harrows mowers and other farm tools. Emphasizes drying greasing cleaning and proper storage under shelter with blocks to prevent ground contact and rust. Encourages servicing repairs before winter and consulting Farmers Bulletins 46 and 47 for further tips.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ealry
Farmers
Co operation Pays Farmers in Prentiss County
The Farmers' Co operative Association of Prentiss County Mississippi formed after succesful marketing of corn and hogs. Farmers loaded a car of corn with each contribution weighed and recorded by a bank. The venture yielded 25 cents per bushel above prior prices and increased local bank deposits. The co operative did over 250000 dollars in a year and doubled bank deposits in two years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers' Co-operative Association of
Prentiss County
Land plaster and its uses in farming and poultry care
Land plaster or calcium sulphate should not be confused with lime though it shares calcium. It does not correct soil acidity but converts ammonium carbonate to ammonium sulphate, making it a deodorant and absorbent in stables. It preserves nitrogen in manure, unlike burned lime, and is recommended as a preservative for poultry manure and other manures.
Starling Insect Controller Worth Keeping On Farms
The USDA Bureau of Biological Survey concludes starling feeding mainly on insects that harm crops, with little crop damage from them. Field and lab studies show starlings spend extensive time seeking pests rather than destroying crops or native birds. Ornithologists advise allowing limited nesting on farms to gain insect control benefits with minimal later crop impact.
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United States
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Lespedeza Forage Value Highlighted In Bulletin
Lespedza or Japan elaver is praised as a valuable forage crop in the southeastern United States. It improves soil and feeds various livestock, though on alluvial lands it may not yield hay. A new Farmers' Bulletin No 1248 covers its role as a forage crop.
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Japan
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
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Carlisle
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