England's Recognition Of Huerta Seen As Temporary
Washington reports from the British foreign office indicate Great Britain would extend recognition of Provisional President Huerta only until the election held last Sunday. Debates in official circles consider whether the United States may launch a note to powers to seek a concerted Mexican policy, with Britain potentially free to listen to proposals for a broader policy.
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Washington
foreign office
Great Britain
nouthern republic
United States
Bryan
London
Huerta
Bodies Recovered From Stag Canon Mine Disaster
In Dawson New Mexico hundreds of miners pushed to recover remains from the Stag Canon mine No 2 wreckage after an explosion last Wednesday. Officials expect the remaining sixty two bodies to be recovered within a day or two as work resumes in mine No 4 and burial wagons continue to transport the dead to the cemetery.
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Dawson
N. M
Motor Car Turns Over Near West Fourth Street
Sioux City report says Edward Houghton driving H L Houghton’s car turned sharply to avoid two boys coasting down West Fourth Street. The crash at Isabella Street left Mrs L G Randolph with a fractured arm. Mrs Houghton and driver’s brother Harry Houghton sustained minor injuries while the driver and his brother also endured minor hurts.
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Sioux City
Fourth street
Edward Houghton
H. L. Houghton
Isabella street
L. G. Randolph
Daniels Plan Approved in Naval Holiday Proposal
Washington secretary Hrgan endorses Daniels plan as navy powers consider suspending ship construction for a fixed period. Churchill terms it a naval holiday. The idea echoes Bryan’s peace pact proposal, dropped amid strong opposition.
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Washington
Hrgan
Daniels
Winston Churchill
United States
Bryan
Frank Isbell to tour with White Sox and Giants
Chicago reports former Chicago American League second baseman Frank Isbell will accompany the White Sox and the Giants on their world tour. White Sox president Comiskey returned from Kansas City and confirmed Isbell’s agreement to join the trip.
Vast Estate Left by Busch in St Louis Will Probate
The will of Adolphus Busch, the millionaire drawer buried in St Louis, will probate in Louisiana with holdings estimated around $50,000,000. A friend of the family predicted a trust company would be formed to manage the estate, with Charles Nagel, former secretary of commerce and labor, now attorney for the Busch family, possibly heading it.
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Busch
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Louisana
Ifdy
Charles Nagel
ccretary of commerce and labor
Huseh
World events brief notes from Washington and beyond
Washington reports show President Wilson not making Russia representations in Mendel Bailis case. National anti suffrage group denounces Emmeline Pankhurst as riot leader. Oregon to lead international fleet through Panama Canal when open in 1915. Possible year long Russian ambassador posting eyed for H. M. Pindell of Peoria. Keating seeks congressional probe of Colorado Fuel and Iron price fixing. Methodist society dedicates Robin 200 hall for Sibley hospital adjunct. Confederate pensions proposed using Civil War cotton tax funds. Monaco princes visit Washington. Clapp bill bans inter state campaign contributions. Miners entombed in New Mexico. boiler explosion disrupts Richmond Light and Power. Typewriter speed record set in New York. Tulsa Dry Farming exposition opens. Five drownings recovered in Ohio river. Wisconsin governor race ends with Progressive withdrawal. Multiple fatal and injury accidents across states. Union and labor actions progress with Pittsburgh settlement. Catholic Missionary congress opens in Boston. American Mining congress meets in Philadelphia.
Foreign General Diaz Arrives at Vera Cruz and He Is Deported
Reported moves show Huerta refuses Diaz entry to Mexico City and plans his deportation. Arrests target three men accused of plotting Diaz’s assassination. Daniel and Evarinto Mafl ero were seized for aiding rebels amid ongoing Talipao Talimaan fighting where five scouts killed and eight wounded. Captain Harry McElderry among the wounded. Opera by Louise of Saxony and Toselli premiered in Rome to mixed reviews. John Doe warrants issued for Hill Military Academy cadets by Buter. Princess Augustine Victoria leaves Munich for Bignamingen. Zeppelin L-2 burial honors held in Berlin with Kaiser wreath. Pierre Daucourt and Henri Roux begin 3150 mile Paris to Cairo air voyage.
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Vera Cruz
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Huerta
Mexico City
Daniel
Evarinto Maflero
Talipao
Mindanao
Philippine scouts
Harry McElderry
Mob Hangs Man in Monroe After Insult Claim
Personal Warren Eaton a negro accused of insulting a white woman Monday was dragged from the Monroe jail by a mob and hanged to a telegraph pole. George Fred Williams of Boston named by President Wilson as minister to Greece. Col Theodore Roosevelt greeted with military honors in Brazil as he arrived in Nilo Janeiro. He delivered addresses and many entertainments were held in his honor. The colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt were guests of the Brazilian president. Omaha Police Commissioner J J Tyder, head of the League of American Municipalities, was badly buried in a smelt blaze at his home.
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Grand Gentral
New York
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Warren Eaton
Monroe
George Fred Williams
Boston
Wilson
Greece
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Vandyck
Nilo Janeiro
Brazil
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ane
Omaha
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the
League of American Municipalities
CAPITAL EXTENSION PROMPTS IOWA PRAIRIE VISION AND TITANIC PLAN
A long review discusses proposed two million dollar Iowa Capitol grounds extension to ease overcrowded offices and create a harmonious center. It highlights foreign publicity value, cites Des Moines capacity issues, and notes governor Clarke to speak at upcoming events while detailing related state ventures, prices, and public notices.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Edgar R. Marlan
Iowa State, Historical society
Harlan
Europa
Hawkeye
prairies
America
John A. Kasson
Paris
Kasson
tie
capitol
state house
Odd Fellows Accept Offer for Oakwood Park Site Transfer
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Patriarcha Militant at Fort Dodge accepted Clear Lake Land Co. offer to transfer Oakwood Park hotel property and six and a half acres with lakefront for a summer lodge site in return for selling near by lots to members. The deal includes hotel buildings and three drill fields. Department Commander Panchalo presented the past commander’s jewel. Clear Lake was chosen for the August 1914 meeting. the sale day drew 1,500 attendees for the parade.
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Patriarcha
Order of Odd Fellows
Clear Lake Land company
Oakwood Park hotel
C. W. Panchalo/ Fontanelly
Daartment Council
J. Ma
Belle Plains
Clear Lake
Youth Seeks Diploma Delayed Since 1912
Young Switzer petitions Dalad county district court asking for a writ of mandamus against Van Meter school officials to deliver his graduation certificate. He states four years of attendance and a May 1912 graduating class, where a "dummy" diploma was publicly presented but the real diploma never arrived.
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Dalad
Van Meter
H. H. Van Benthuysen
Young Switzer
tme
Big Louisa Land Deal Near Kingston Sold at $72,000
A four hundred fifty acre Des Moines Louisa drainage district land parcel near Kingston, once held by a syndicate with C A Carpenter, was sold to Peter Mauer for 160 dollars per acre totaling 72 thousand. The area was largely unused before pumping and drainage improvements.
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Wapello
C. A. Carpenter
Kingston
Peter Mauer
Des Moines-Louisa
Hamburg City News Electrolier Plan Sparks Lighting Drive
The Hamburg city council ordered removal of poles on Main Street for five blocks. Boosters raised funds in two days to install electrolier lighting, proposing three poles per block on each side of the street.
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Hamburg
Reception for Dr Birney in Nora Springs after acquittal
A large reception in Nora Springs honored Dr. Birney after his acquittal for the death of Miss Myrtle Irish of Hopkinton. Nearly 200 people met him at the station on his return and escorted him to his home.
Boone Man Returns From Europe on Rescue Ship Volturno Fire
George Burley of Boone was aboard the steamer Grosser Kurzwerst which joined the Volturno rescue, saving 106 passengers and crew after the Volturno fire.
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Iowan
Boone
Mrsa
George Burley
Europe
Carpenter Will Opened In Columbus Junction Estate Probate
The will of C. A. Carpenter of Columbus Junction has been opened and will be probated in district court on November 4. The estate totals more than $200,000 and is left in trust to his wife H. Micklin who is named administrator without bond.
Confessed Thief Identified Near Osceola
The young man who stole a team, wagon, blankets, rifles and many cartridges four miles west of Dunlay was identified as Wilber Moore of near Osceola Indiana by Sheriff Eggleston of Clark County.
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Logan
Dunlay
Wilber Moore
Osceola
Eggleston
Clark county
Kosmuth Farmer Ends Life in Hay Loft Suicide Near Algona
Algona area report states 60 year old Kosmuth Farmer George Rundy, a prosperous resident ten miles southwest of Algona, died by hanging in his barn hay loft. He left a wife and grown family.
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Algona
George Rundy
ie barn
Automobile turns turtle near Fairfield injures teacher
Nellto Henson, a school teacher in this city, was probably fatally injured when the automobile she was driving turned turtle two miles northwest of Fairfield.
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Henson
Ten Eyck to Quit Ames Navy.
Prof. A M Tan Eyck of the Iowa State college extension faculty, noted as a leading expert on dry farming, will leave Ames at year’s end to take a position as agricultural adviser for Winnebago County Illinois.
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Ten
Monument Erected at Ward Athlatic Field Entrance
A six ton Branite monument titled Large Monument Placed is set at the front gate of Ward Athlatic field. It commemorates the founding of Ward field by the clan of 99. Local officials described the ceremony as a historic tribute to the community.
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Crinnell
Ward Athlatic field
Ward field
North Central County Schools seeks state school law changes
At a free annual convention attended by over 500 educators a committee led by Superintendent Benson of Cerro Gordo County was formed to pursue new state school laws with State Superintendent Deype and Attorney General Cosson.
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North Central
saxitation
tha
new association
Benson
Cerro Gordo county
Cosson
Iowa Farmer Inherits Fortunes and Coal Lands
Ark resident Dodge-Guatal Jadeaux, living east of a city, inherits 918000 Jucaah and 280 acres of coal land valued at 1000 per acre. About fifty, single, he has lived in Webster County fifteen years and has not yet returned to Ohio with the property. He expects the inheritance for two years and remains unconcerned with his windfall despite the fortune.
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ark ‘Dodge
Igsworth
Ohio
State Extension Work Promises Record Reach
Ames Iowa agricultural extension director W J Kennedy says the Iowa State college program will break records this year. A staff of over fifty will bring extension work to more than half a million people, up from 330 000 last year.
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Ames
Towa
Land Sale Doubles Value in Five Years Near Rockwell City
Grant Friedrich sold a quarter section nine miles northwest of Rockwell City at 135 dollars per acre after buying it five years ago for 67.50 per acre. The sale yields a 100 percent profit with no improvements on the tract.
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Rockwell City
Grant Friedrich
Seviera Net Huge Haul At Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake anglers hauled in a massive catch with 18 600 pounds of soft fish and many game fish. A buffalo reportedly weighed savanty pounds and was among the notable byproducts of the day’s fishing.
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Seviera
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Plan for Men Conference in Mason City
A laymen missionary movement conference in Mason City opens Sunday October 25 for a two day session. The event targets men and will cover missions and church methods.
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Plan Men’s Conference
Mason City
Student Drowned In Iowa River At Local Scene
Iowa City reports a drowning when a canoe carrying Ross Simpson and Frank Ettinger with K. G. Lyberger of Osage, Iowa, capsized in the Iowa river. The trio were Dental College students from the Drake dental school visiting the university area.
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Iowa City
K. G. Lyberger
Osage
Iowa
Ross Simpson
Frank Ettinger
dental college
university
Drake dental, school
Pensions Granted at Washington for Iowa Claimants
Pensions have been granted at Washington to Iowa residents including Lucinda Taylor of Newton Nettie Wetherbes of Spencer Catharine C Wright of Uedford Mia Pagen of Des Moines and Elizabeth M Winship of Winterset each receiving twelve dollars.
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Washington
Iowa
Lucinda Taylor
Newton
Nettie Wetherbes
Spencer
Catharine C. Wright
Uedford
Mia Pagen
Des Moines
Elizabeth M. Winship
Wineterset
Beheaded By Train In New Hampton Yard
Fred Dunlap of Del-Wain, a conductor on the Great Western railroad, was beheaded in the yards at New Hampton while switching. He was brushed from the side of a car by a baggage truck and fell under the wheels.
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Hla
Mason City
Fred Dunlap
Del- Wain
Great Western railroad
New Hampton
Henry Prehn barn fire scorches grain and hay stock
A Cerro Gordo farmer's barn north of Mason City burned, destroying seven head of stock a thousand bushels of grain and a large quantity of hay. Weather limits expect lows reaching 34 000.
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Cerro Gordo
Mason City
stoely
Henry Prehn
Gars Crugh Brakeman Fatal Injury on Rail Line
Marshalltown Md Hurd a brakeman for the Minneapolis St Louis Railroad was fatally injured in a wreck. Both legs and an arm were severed and the body crushed in the incident.
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Gars Crugh
Marshalltown
Hurd
Minneapolig & St. Louis Railroad
Gambling Charge Filed in Mason City Arrests
Mason City reports W. A. Oldren former sheriff Archla Ball and J. J. Mulgrew are under arrest on a gambling charge following a complaint from a married person. Local authorities state the case involves known local gamblers and retaliation or personal disputes are not confirmed.
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W. A. oldren
this county
Archla Ball
J. J. Mulgrew
Baptists Convene in Waterloo for State Convocation
Waterton Baptists from across the state attend the final session in Waterloo. Over six hundred visitors are present as the gathering closes.
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Waterloo
Waterton
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