Avert Beef Famine Urges New England Beef Push
The eighth annual American Meat Packers convention warns of a looming meat famine. Proposals urge small farmers to raise beef, convert New England hills into beef country, substitute corn for cotton in the South, and expand cattle and hog production. The executive committee calls current packer and consumer conditions precarious amid livestock shortages and rising prices.
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Final Honors Paid Gaynor at Green-Wood Cemetery
New York's late mayor William Jay Gaynor lies in the Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn after a high profile funeral. Honorary pallbearers included William Howard Taft and Mayor Klein as the brief Episcopalian service was led by Frank W Page. Thousands watched the cortege from City Hall to Trinity Church and through Brooklyn to the family plot.
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Lodge Room Injury in Valley Bend Initiation
W Va. Lee Pheras a merchant of Valley Bend is in critical condition from injuries suffered during a fraternal order initiation. A spanky containing a dynamite cap exploded with enough force to cause a serious wound. Phares was rushed to a hospital unconscious.
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Syracuse high schools suspend pupils after strike
About a thousand pupils from three Syracuse high schools were indefinitely suspended in a strike protesting limited study hours from 9:00 a.m. to 2:36 p.m. In St Louis, Citto Musso, 11, died when his father started a clay grinder accidentally. In Marmarth, North Dakota, two young girls, aged 2 and 4, drowned after slipping into a barrel of rainwater, their bodies found by their mother.
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Folk Made Solicitor Washington Appointment
Joseph W. Folk former governor of Mississippi has been appointed solicitor for the state department. The confirmation signals continued public service by Folk, noted for legal reform and prosecutorial work.
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Uproar across nations and cities as war talk dominates headlines
A broad look at political maneuvers and social upheavals spans New York calls to boost troops at Governor's Island, Missouri solicitor appointment, Wall Street security fears, and a string of local incidents. From impeachment clashes in Albany to robberies in Michigan and a Purdue campus fight, the era of tension and reform unfolds through names like Folk, Sulzer, Leavell, and Rogers, with incidents touching courts, railways, and public safety.
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Mexican Revolt Hints Diazs Candidacy and Huerta’s Stand
Washington reports from Mexico City forecast Gen. Fauix Diaz as presidential candidate with a next month election and his appointment as cabinet head under Gen. Victoriano Huerta the provisional president. Other notes include US citizens killed near Mazatlan by rebels and Huerta’s address in Mexico City blaming the Wilson era for rebel activity while denying renewal of US warship stays.
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Capitol Extension Controversy Delays Case Hearing
In Des Moines a capltoI extension case advances were delayed as Attorney General Cosson’s motion to advance the hearing was sustained. The supreme court set deadlines for state and opposing counsel to file arguments, with a hearing slated for Oct 20 and further orders on briefs. The same session dealt with taxation cases and district court rulings, while other items noted include a poultry show venue and upcoming science teacher conventions in Des Moines. The state seeks a reward in the Ringgold murder case and new mining company incorporations were filed.
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Enrollment Surges at Otte Agricultural College
Enrollment at Otte Agricultural College tops 2,211 midway through registration, with officials forecasting 2,400 or more as winter courses begin. Former U S secretary James Wilson will lecture on agricultural topics for students, increasing focused instruction during the season. Last year 2,088 enrolled. this year’s count already exceeds that figure by about 123 students, including 950 freshmen.
Des Moines Christian conference elects officers at Truro
The Des Moines Christian conference met at Truro with The Rev. L. E. Follangbee named president and The Rev. C. W. McDonald of Lake City chosen secretary. Guests included Rev. J. F. Burnett of Dayton Ohio and Rev. C. G. Nelson formerly of Kansas Christian College now at Gresham Nebraska. Fort Dodge notice reports Fred Thompson bound over on Man White Slave Act charges after Mason City arrest. Thompson allegedly brought Anta Slader from Nebraska for immoral purposes. Tama reports Mise M Elizabeth Appleton elected professor at Leander Clark college Toledo to chair modern languages. Miss Cronisa to lead girls English at an American college in Tokyo.
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Hurt in Wreck Injures Dawson County Livestock Rep
W. W. Cook, a Dawson County livestock representative, was seriously hurt while riding in the caboose of a Milwaukee freight train near Coon Rapids. He was in the cupola when a car jumped the track, throwing him through a window and injuring his face and head. Corn Pack Is Very Small in Waverly as Kelley Canning closes its factory with a pack of 65,000 cases of twenty four canning per year totaling 1,820,00 cans due to drought.
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Local notices and incidents from Davenport area
A range of brief items report a near fatal pig attack on Hockeramith in a feed lot, Baptist association meetings discussing a potential union, Waukon widows granted district court pensions, and the Allamakee Hotel to be relinquished next month with departures noted.
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Editor Named Postmaster of Waverly
H J Holger editor of the Waverly Democrat has been notified of his appointment as postmaster at Waverly to take effect when the present incumbent’s term ends next January W H Tyrrel the retiring postmaster has served for many years in the office
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Will Gather at Fairbank Mason City for Baptist association
The fifty seventh annual meeting of the Cedar Valley association of Baptist churches will be held at Paleblank on September 24. Delegates from member churches are expected to attend and discuss church plans and missions. Public notice invites area congregations to participate in the event.
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Senator Wade of Iowa Dies at 64 in Des Moines Home
Former Butler County farmer and long serving state senator John F. Wade died at his Des Moines home at 4 a.m. Tuesday after a stroke. Born April 7, 1869, he represented the Thirty-second district and later the Thirty-fourth. Wade served on the state board of control and was appointed by Governor Carroll.
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Widespread Assault Attempt In Mount Ayr Shocks Town
Former Representative Frank I Sheldon tried to kill Mrs Little and wounded Mrs Sheldon near her husband in Mount Ayr. Dr T W W Little, once of Kingsley, fired a shot that glanced off Mrs Little’s cheek and struck Mrs Sheldon in the breast. Little was overpowered by the Sheldons and a traveling man as sheriff arrived.
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Lost Sioux City Man Found After Nationwide Search
Charles E. Knight of Sioux City was found unconscious with head injury after a road wreck in Minneapolis Hospital. He had left Sioux City on July 27 and was missing until a nationwide newspaper search led to identification by his wife.
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Flax Harvest Yields Strong in Marion County
Ernest Covey near Knoxville has just finished threshing five acres of flax in Marion county. The crop averaged sixteen bushels to the acre and is described as fine quality. The yield surpasses North Dakota and Canada averages by about one and a half bushels per acre.
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Pioneer Pastor Retires in Mason City
Reverend L. C. Pederson resigns after thirty years as pastor of the Eok congregation spanning Cerro Gordo and Worth counties. He has spent his native life in the region and led the church for twenty-one years.
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Indian Songs Set for Violin and Piano Fantasy
Alfred Manger, a Washington professor and violinist, has secured three original Indian songs for use as themes in a violin and piano fantasy. The project aims to showcase Sioux songs in a new composition for concert performance.
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Dubuque
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Elopement halted by Perry officers arrest couple
An attempted elopement ended when Perry officers detained Misa Gladys Coppla, 17, and Walter Brink, 1, until Sheriff Hogan of Jones County could return them to Olin. In another line a time keeper from Gallia rth, Mo. was killed when a train struck him.
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