Call for Convention of American National Live Stock Assoc
The Seventeenth Annual Convention of the American National Live Stock Association is called for January 9, 21 and 22 1914 at the Broadway Theatre Denver Colorado with morning sessions and possible afternoon session to conclude business. A conference on mange regulations with Bureau of Animal Industry officials and state boards will be held during the gathering. The Ninth Annual Western Stock Show runs January 19 24 at the Stock Yards Stadium.
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American Live Stock Association
Denver
American National Live Stock Association
Broasway Theatre
Colorado
National
Wool-Growers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bureau of Animal Industry
West
Congress
Forest Service
Washington
National Advisory Board
Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weat
A. BE. de Ricqles
George W. Ballantine
James Brennan
Isaac Baer
Charles Fletcher
Frank C Goudy
A. Gebhard
M. H
Huerta Refuses to Resign Amid Conference
Washington reports Huerta will not resign now though he may retire after the next Mexican congress decides on a successor. Huerta aids say he plans to stay president despite US pressure, with limited acceptance of future election outcomes. Navy orders four battleships to remain in Mexican waters as siege news from El Paso notes Villa forces attacking Chihuahua City.
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Mexico City
Do'shaugnessy
Washington
Huerta
Do’'Sichaugnescu
Gress
Robago
Modeno
Herta
Mexico
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Mexican
Louisiana
Michigan
New Hampshire
California
City council debates water rules and street lighting plan
The council discussed a new water ordinance and electric lighting issues. A special deputy's services were ended while a policy to protect employers was ordered. George Kaiser received $20 relief for a hand injury from the Nolan fire. Dow proposed meter testing to assess street light costs and favored extending lighting to the court house and Duncan's addition with lower power rates to attract new motors. A spring electric pumping plant is planned to supply irrigation at cheaper power.
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G. R. Bell
J. W. Guthrie
George Kaiser
Nolan
C. A. Dow
Electric Light Department
Court House
Dow
Duncan
Indiana National Guard Called Out In Indianapolis
Governor of Indiana orders the entire Indiana National Guard to arrive and march as a unified force to deter rioting as streetcar workers strike. About 2 000 troops, including three infantry regiments and hospital and signal units, will be held on city outskirts before entering together. Union leaders plan meetings this afternoon amid fears of martial law potential.
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Indiana
National Guard
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana National Guard
Carmen
Hospital
Signal Corps
Successful Auction Sale of Thoroughbred Milch Cattle
Fifty Holstein milch cattle advertised by Feagins and Coursey sold at the Coursey barn on Saturday afternoon. Prices were lower than hoped as many potential buyers learned of the sale too late. Buyers included Joe Belman Hemingford five head and L J Schill seventeen head among others. several bidders missed out and sought cattle elsewhere.
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Feagins
Joe Belman
Hemingford
Emery Abley
Chas. Bauer
Ford Trenkle
Bingham
George Smear
Orlando
Ray Westover
Lakeside
I.L. Acheson
Arthur Taylor
L. J. Schill
Otto Hagaman
Mike O'Shea
Mike Bayer
Rev. O. 8. Baker Is a Lakeside Visor Today
A Lakeside Visor profile lists Rev. O. 8. Baker in a current civic feature. The article highlights his community role and recent activities at Lakeside.
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Baker
Elopement Plans Halted by Police Intercession
Lillie Hutt aged 17 and Corbet Ash aged 19 were detained by police after a telegraph from Broken Bow ordered custody. The couple, who have dated about two years, hoped to marry today but parental consent blocks their union until Lillie turns 18.
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Liie Hutt
Corbet Ash
Jefferson
Broken Bow
George Ash
Herald
Lillie
George
Lilie
Athe
Ashe
Miller Bound Over After Check Forgery Arrest
Miller bound over in district court on charges of forging checks against local merchants. He pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary hearing. Bonds set at 1006 dollars, which he could not furnish, with attorney Bullock. Expected appearance before District Judge Westover in Alliance and potential guilty plea and sentencing.
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H. J. Miller
Zurn
Bullock
Westover
Miller
Jolly Hunting Party Sets Out for Geese
A hunting party led by George Mayo joined Doc Copeland A Powell and John Graham to hunt geese on a Wednesday morning. The Herald will report results in the next few days. A friend quips Mayo aimed to pour off on troubled waters while Doc ensured use of night dope Powell to get the fowls and Graham to drive the Stude Baker car over the sand bills.
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George
Mayo
Doc Copeland
A. Powlea
John Graham
Herald
Doc
Powles
Graham
Studebaker
No More Gas This Winter in Kansas City
Kansas City reports gas supplies look strained this winter as the Court of Appeals clerk delays a mandate for sixty days after turning the Kansas Natural Gas Company over to receivers. Officials warn extensions would be impossible within the season if the delay continues.
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Kansas City
Court of Appeals
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Kansas
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H. A. Jastro
T. W. Tomlinson
Ence
International News Service
el Paso
Villa
Chiheubau City
Weasel
Margery Brown
Lloyd
Berlin
New York
Sandy Hook
Joseph Walker
Traction Company
Alliance
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