Stockmen Fail To Reach Agreement On Governing Plan
Denver October congress of two livestock groups debated a proposal to merge the National Live Stock association and the American Stock Growers association. A sub committee plan to form a national governing body with producer representation was defeated, with a new report due tomorrow. The plan would rename groups and reorganize councils to include railroads packing houses and commission interests.
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Denver
Colo
National Live Stock Association
American Stock Growers’ Association
Commission House
Brown Palace Hotel
Nationa Live Stock Association
American Cattle Growers’ Association
American Woot Growers’ Association
Confesses Murder of Mrs Clara McCluskey in Chicago
Mrs Clara McCluskey was shot at the rear door of her saloon in Chicago at 2 am. Her former friend Mrs Clara M Buckley confessed after hours of police questioning, driven by jealousy over Mrs McCluskey's friendship with Albert Turman an electrician. Buckley was arrested earlier today.
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Chicago
Clara Mc Cluskey
West
Madison Street
Clara M. Buckley
McCluskey
Albert Turman
Kid McCoy Retires From Ring Marries in York
Norman Selby once known as Kid McCoy wed Janet night to Mrs. Lillian FE Ellis widow of Edward C Ellis of Rohner Judy in York. He announced he would drop the McCoy name and quit boxing to become a businessman.
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W York
Norman Selby
Kid Me Coy
Janet Night
Lillian FE. Ellis
Edward C. Ellis
Rohner Judy
Selby
McCoy
Sporting Life
Taft Approves Brazos River Improvement Start
Secretary Taft today ruled for Texas aims to improve the Brazos river and begin work with $75,900 provided in the river and harbor bill. The full project would cost several millions if future legislation approves the plan.
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Washington
Taft
Texas
Brazos River
Cunliffe Arrest in Bridgeport Over Missing Express Money
Police expect to recover most of the £101000 stolen from the Adams Express Co. Edward G. Cunliffe was arrested in Bridgeport and taken to Pittsburg. A trunk in a prominent family home contained $0.005 and a large sum remains unaccounted for as officers pursue another possible co conspirator. About $90,000 has been found in the past day leaving $10,500 missing.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Adame Express Co
Pittsburg
Edward G. Cunliffe
Black Hoek
Cunliffe
Hopewell Affirms Eastern Railway Progress Amid Bank Turmoil
Hopewell states the Eastern railroad project moves forward despite Pittsburg bank failures. He denies Enterprise Bank troubles will halt the Albuquerque extension, citing strong local and eastern support, and reports leaders Torrance Clarke Kennedy hold substantial wealth and property to cover debts.
Andrews Denies Bank Links Amid Central Railroad Controversy
The Morning Journal reports Andrews denies ties to the Enterprise National Bank and the Santa Fe Central railroad amid investigations into the bank's management and notes bearing his name. Officials claim papers show connections, while Andrews and associates deny involvement. The probe details misused funds, notes, and offshore endorsements connected to Pennsylvania Development Co and the Santa Fe Central.
Road project touted as money maker by Lyon report
The auditor would reveal if in Pittsburgh in minutes. Lyon says the railroad is built, earning money, and not to sacrifice holdings. Development company holds timber and coal lands in New Mexico along the line, with high value expected. Cashier Clark left a written confession, held by state authorities for now.
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New Mexico
Uribhes
Santa de
Ponees
Benterprise Naetional Bank of
Allegheny
Bietite
Messrs
Porrance
Hen Peady
New York
Canelly
Mie
Clark
Albu
Normance
Santa Fe Central
Torrance
Kennedy
Penneavivania
Torrance Ia
State Board of Charities
New York State
Pennsylvania
Wlohe
Tieet Clave
John Cupninghat
United States
Andrews
Exerber Cunningham
Santa Fe Central Raibway
New Mexon
Treasuer Clack
Meterprise Bank
Witteh
Manetad
Ranta Fe Central
Chaurk
Uvell
Feterprise National
Walter Lyon
Jwht Reqiare
Opmed
Rairoad
Lyon
Ois
Pennsylvania Development Cmpany
Cashier Clark
Bank Official Confession Found in Cashier Death Probe
AP reports a confession among cashier Clarke’s papers detailing operations leading to his death and the bank’s closing. Directors opened Clarke’s desk, papers turned to inspectors, while a confidential conference was held. Estate value and shortages are under examination with possible large defaulter claims.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Enterprise Bank of Allegheny
Clarke
Fred Gwynner
W H. Andrews
F. J. Torrance
Bradberry
Mr. Clarke
Inspector Cunningham
Enterprise Bank
Ggwynner
North Dakota Bank Inquiry Denied by Senator
An unsigned AP item reports Senator Bore(s) denying any connection between the National Bank and the Prosephyrte Development Co. or other New Mexico projects. The senator says claims of involvement or influence are false and politically motivated.
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United States
Bores Judas
Dows
Bonterprise Bank
Penrose
Loblows
Interprisce
Amy
Woot Andrews
Puterprixe Natal Bank 1
Porestyannie Developament Company
New Mexico
Comtears
Great Lakes Storm Wrecks Vessels and Claims Lives
A fierce storm swept northern Lake Michigan Lake Huron and Lake Erie causing eleven ships wrecked twelve to fifteen damaged and twelve deaths with more feared as the gale continues. Vessels named include Tee Frank Perry Joseph Fay Emma L Neilson Minnedosa Maurenee Nirvana Kingfisher and others with crews saved or lost and harbor rescues at Harbor Beach and Lorain. The Miss Minnedosa tragedy near Harbor Beach marked the greatest loss of life with tormented tow lines breaking leaving ships separated and drifting toward Lake Ontario.
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Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
Tee Frank Perry
Boot Island
Cheneaux Group
Joseph Fay
Roger City
Mich
Joseph Syse
M. A. Bradley
Cleveland
D. P Rhodes
Sheboygan
Emma L. Neilson
Presque Isle Harbor
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Melrose
Philips
Montreal Transport
Irge
Printing Mania Afflicts Nation Says Landis
Representative Charles B. Landis, chairing the congressional printing inquiry, warns of a printing contagion across Congress and government. He urged a 20 to 25 percent cut in printing appropriations while noting vast piles of unused documents and the potential to save about one million dollars annually.
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Washington
Charles B. Landis
Congressional Printing Investigation Committee
Congress
Sion
Armour’s Rule Absolute Throughout the South
Washington reports a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission on exclusive contracts between railroads and Armour car lines. H M Emerson of the Atlantic Gulf line testified shippers face mandatory use of Armour cars or risk freight transport denial, while rail schedules permit some private cars. Central of Georgia Southern and BeabordAir lines officials confirm Armour cars hold exclusive refrigerator freight contracts.
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Interature Commerce Commission
H M. Emerson
Atllane Coast Line
Armour Car Lines
Department of the Road
Entral
Georgia
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Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson Lingers In Wichita Hospital
Ex congressman Jerry Simpson remains between life and death at St Francis hospital Wichita Oct 20. Although conscious doctors say he may live for several days there is no hope for permanent recovery.
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Wichita
Kas
Jerry Simpson
St. Francis Hospital
Roosevelt in Atlanta as Georgia's Famous Son
President Roosevelt visits Atlanta in a grand welcome by Governor Terrell, Senator Clay, and local leaders. Crowds along Peach Tree Street greet the president and Mrs Roosevelt amid heavy cheers as he tours Piedmont Park and delivers remarks on industrial challenges.
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C. K. Nelson
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Seventeenth Infantry
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