Omaha Street Car Strike Ends as Workers Return to Jobs
Omaha reports allege that the street car company posted notices declaring services no longer needed while many former employees sought reemployment. Reuters notes 65 more returning workers, union members reinstate seniority, and a petition seeks a formal investigation by Governor Shallenberger into the strike. The Ak-Sar-Ben festival attendance recovers to near last year’s level. Objections to operating cars into Omaha were waived by the workers.
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Arter
Shallenberges
Omaha
Wattles
Jesse Ll. Fisher
Saratoga Congregational Church
Shallenberger
Carmen
Omaha and Ralston
Omaha and Connell Bluffs Street Railway Company
South
Carmen’s Union
Stryker and Nelson Held in York Alfalfa Embezzlement Case
In York Nebraska George Stryker and Samuel C Nelson are tried for embezzling several thousand dollars from the York Alfalfa Meal and Milling company. Stryker formerly of York, now North Platte, promoted alfalfa mills while Nelson, formerly of Grand Island, lived in Kansas City. About $7,000 in stock was sold, with only around $700 left in the treasury and no mill completed at York.
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York, Neb
Nebraska
George Stryker
York
North Platte
Samuel C. Nelson
Grand Island
Kansas City
York Alfalfa Meal and Milling Company
Omaha
Kansas
Miller Disappears Near Adams Nebraska
N P Miller a leading farmer seven miles west of Adams has vanished. Searchers found no trace and foul play is feared. He left Tuesday morning on a hired horse to meet a motor car for Beatrice to pay taxes, but did not ride. He had about 100 dollars.
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Adams, Neb
N. P. Miller
Here
Miller
Union Pacific
Beatrice
Beatrice Opens New High School With Dedication Ceremonies
Beatrice Nebraska celebrates the completion of a $75,000 high school building with a dedication. Chancellor Avery of the State University delivers the principal address. Omaha superintendent Dr W M Davidson and others speak on education and community influence. Tecumseh hosts Southeastern Nebraska Medical Association meeting with rides, business session and banquet.
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Beatrice
Neb
Avery
The
State University
W. M. Davidson
Schools of
Omaha
C A. Fulmer
Wesleyan University State
Bishop
W L. Stephens
Lincoln
Tecumseh, Nob
Southeastern Nebraska Medical Assaciation
Copenhagen University to examine records first says Cook
Dr. Cook clarifies to Associated Press that Copenhagen University will perform the first examination of his records and will withhold results until simultaneous global release. He plans duplicate copies to be sent to all geographical societies and interested scientific bodies after Copenhagen's review.
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Copenhagen University
Baltimore
Cook
Copenhagen
Denmark
Washington
University of Copenhagen
Sultan as Executioner claims Moroccan pretender killed
Paris dispatch reports El Roghi, claimant to the Moroccan throne, executed by Sultan Mulai Hafid in Fez. The ruler allegedly forced the bound captive into a cage with lions, inciting the animals to attack, then dragged him out, poured oil, and set him aflame until charred remains.
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Paris
Mafin
Ferenya
el Roghi
Morocco
Fez
Sultan Mulal Hafid
el Rogh
Girl Sues Convent for 3500 After Seven Years Confinement
Mabel Wellington won 3500 in a Detroit case after the Michigan Supreme Court affirmed a judgment. The court condemned seven years of confinement in the House of the Good Shepherd without a court order as intolerable though claimed in the girl's best interests.
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Lansing
Mich
Supreme Court
Mabel Wellington
House of the Good Shepherd
Detroit
Man Acquitted After Wife’s Alleged Request to Die
Alphonso Baudin on trial in Paris for murdering his wife said she asked to be killed due to worsening consumption. He testified she bore the pain and that he acted at her request. The court acquitted him of the murder charge.
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Paris
Alphonso Baudin
Chicago Grain and Provisions Trading Summary October 4
Northwest offerings push wheat lower while corn and oats see soft declines. Chicago cash prices list No. 2 hard wheat at 1051 10, No. 2 corn around 60 to 60% per bushel. South Omaha livestock receipts 11,000 with varied bids for cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep through late trading. market weak to lower on house receipts and feeder dynamics.
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Chicago
Northwest
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Report from Chicago Market
Cattle receipts total 27 000 with steady prices. Beeves range 4.10 to 8.10 with cows and heifers 2.10 to 6.00. Stockers and feeders 2.15 to 5.26. Westerns 0.00 to 0.00. Hog receipts 23 000 slow to steady. top 8.40. mixed and butcher 7.60 to 8.40. good to choice heavy 7.45 to 5.40. rough heavy 7.50 to 7.75. Veal 7.59 to 8.25. bulk 7.90 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 35 000 steady. sheep 2.00 to 6.15. lambs 4.25 to 7.36.
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South Omaha
Chicago
Taft Sees East Port Cornerstone Lay Optimistic on Religion
President Taft spends a Portland near Sacramento day in Oakland and San Francisco. He helps lay the East Portland University church cornerstone and vows to support any humble church preachers of true morality. He proclaims optimism about progress over the last fifty years. Police report Arthur Wright arraigned on concealed weapon charge after attempting to photograph Taft.
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Caoeramento
Cal
Taft
Oakland
San Proncisco
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Church
East Portland
Arthur Wright
Portland
Beverly
Boston
Monetary Commission
Congress
Chicago
Milwaukee
Winans
Tarriff Commission
Des Moinea
Denver
Spokane
Alaaska-Yukon-Pacine
Alaska
Soils not wearing out says Professor Whitney
Washington October 4 Professor Milton Whitney chief of the soils bureau declares soils are a greater storehouse of fertility now than in the past and that crop records over forty years show rising averages. He notes wheat up two bushels while corn declines half a bushel and cites New England and Mississippi river states as showing stronger yields.
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Whitney
Washington
Milton Whitney
Soils Bureau
Department of Agriculture
New England
Mississippi River
Chile Pepper Crop a Total Loss in Mexico
Mexico City reports the Chile pepper crop is wiped out in major producing states due to the recent cold wave. The Camara Agricola confirms absolute losses with no remaining chile plants and no current estimate of dollar losses.
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Chile
Mexico City
Mexico
Camara Agricola
Personal Tax Notice and Real Estate Tax Sale Schedule
Taxes are due by November 1 with delinquency penalties from December 1 for personal taxes. Land tax becomes delinquent May 1. Real estate ads run the first week in October and properties sell for taxes on the first Monday in November. Include property description in all tax communications. Free Missouri inc. Treasurer.
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Free Mo Ieinc. Co
Repair Work For Sewing Machines And Organs
Have secured the services of a practical mechanic and can guarantee all work done by him. Don’t trust traveling repair men. This man will be here permanently. Repairs and parts furnished for all makes. Phone 139. Geo. D. Darling.
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P. O
Newberry
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HSC Hun
D, Clem Deaver
Land Seekers Information Bureau
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Palace
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C. Smith
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VY Zeinden
Nebraska News
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Nelson
Adama
NEW High School
Tecumseh
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Ind
San Francisco
Cornerstone of Universalist
Tuet Bros
Melody South
Jim Horn
Uge
F. J. Brennan
Wm. James
al Wiker
Grand Island Granite and Marble Works
Cules
Geo. D. Darling
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