Orozco in Flight as Mexican Rebels Lose Ojinaga
Federal troops entered Ojinaga driving rebels from the border town after daybreak fighting. Reports say Pascual Orozco senior and Colonel P G Orozco were captured near Presidio as Brigadier General Steever held the line and Major General Wood ordered capture of the rebel leader if found in U.S. territory.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Steever
Pascual Orozco
United States Department of Justice
Wood
Orozon
Thomas PF. Mitchell
Marfa
Tex
el Paso
Ojinaga
Presidia
P. G. Orozco
Pascrnal Orozco, Jr
Ojinnga
International Line
United States
Manuel Landa
Harvest er Trust Suit Opens in Chicago
The government began a prosecution to dissolve the $140,000,000 Harvest er trust with Cyrus H. McCormick and Clarence S. Funk among those summoned to testify at the federal building. The case, filed in St Paul in April, accuses International Harvester of monopoly in restraint of trade under the Sherman Act.
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Chicago
Harvester Trust
Cyrus H. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Clarence S. Funk
Federal Building
Department of Justice
St. Paul
MODEL BREWERY TO RUN AT BOSTON CONVENTION
Boston Sept 14 government question What is beer will be answered by brewers at their annual convention opening Wednesday A miniature brewery will operate in a 20 by 16 by 16 foot model plant showing modern brewing machinery A second exhibit will display raw materials hops barley malt cereals from the crop improvement committee of the United States Brewers association
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Boston
United States Brewers' Association
Murder by Sneed Shocks Amarillo. Two Slayings Tied
Amarillo Texas reports another murder by J Sneed. Al G Boyce Jr was shot in the city by Sneed whose wife eloped to Canada last fall. Sneed to face retrial for the murder of Boyce Sr at Fort Worthman. Sneed’s presence in Amarillo was undetected until Boyce’s return.
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Sneed
Amarillo
Tex
al G. Boyce, Jr
J. Sneed
Boyee
Canada
Boyce
Fort Worthman
Canal opening eyed for fall traffic in 415
Washington Sept 16 The Panama canal will open to traffic in the fall of 415 officials said at the navy department citing the army engineers latest report The Atlantic fleet will rendezvous at Colon this winter before water is turned on and the project becomes operable
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Washington
Panama Canal
Navy Department
Colon
Navy
Army Engineers
William Haywood Arrested in Boston on Conspiracy Charge
William J. Haywood, Denver, general organizer of the Industrial Workers of the World, is arrested in Boston on a capias warrant after an Essex grand jury indictment charging conspiracy linked to the Lawrence textile strike last winter. He is released on a $1,000 bond.
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Boston
William J. Haywood
Denver
Industrial Workers of the World
Essex County Erand Jury
Lawrence
Jersey cow donated to campaign fund in Raleigh auction
Raleigh September 16 a Jersey cow giving five gallons of milk daily is donated by 8 Pope of Enfield to the Wilson campaign fund in Raleigh. The cow will be auctioned and is valued at seventy five dollars.
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Raleigh
N. C
Jersey
Pope
Enfield
Josephus Daniele
Democratic National Committee
Valentine Quits as Indian Affairs Commissioner to Aid Colonel
Robert G. Valentine resigns as U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs to devote himself to service with a colonel. The move follows a dispute over policy and signals a shift in federal oversight during wartime.
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Indian Affairs
Wife rescues Sickles as sheriff sale looms
Mrs. Sickles, wife of General Daniel E. Sickles, sold her jewels to pay 8006 owed to the Lincoln Trust of New York, stopping a forced auction of furniture, busts, and Civil War commissions signed by Lincoln. The couple, long estranged since their 1871 Madrid marriage, are now apart.
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Daniel EB. Sickles
Lincoln Trust Company of
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Royalty at Farm Meeting in Lethbridge
The United States will be represented in the international congress of farm women to brighten the lives of women on the farm during the week of the great international dry farming congress next month in Lethbridge Alberta. The opening is slated for October 22 with the Duchess of Connaught and Duke of Connaught among the enchancers. Princess Patricia and American participants Mrs. Lewis A. Merrill of Utahwind and Miss Irma F. Matthews of Oklahoma are listed on the program.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
United States
Colorado Springs
Canada
Duchess of
Bleached Oats Test Sparks Govt Food Shipment Debate
Washington September 16 More than 160 cattle horses sheep hogs and chickens on the government experimental farm at Bethesda Maryland were formed into a poison squad by experts of the department of agriculture to test whether bleached oats and damaged corn are poisonous. The experiment bears on whether the government will prohibit interstate shipments of these products for food and settles a bitter dispute with grain growers.
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Washington
Bethesda
Department of Agriculture
Social Democrats Confront Crisis at Chemnitz Convention
Berlin dispatch reports the Social Democratic party facing a crisis at its annual convention in Chemnitz. Dissent grows among ranks over leadership, with calls for reorganization. Hiebel, last of the old rebel triumvirate, would fall under advisory direction as reforms unfold.
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Berlin
Social Democratic Party
Chemnitz
Hiebel
Rebel
Singer
Liebskreeht
American Killed by Rebels Near Moreloe
Washington reports American Edward Marmoor, a member of a Mormon colony, killed near Moreloe by Mexican rebels. Remnants of his property and clothing were found as Mormon settlers arrived at Nogalen.
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Washington
Chicago Attorney Indicted for Forgery by Erasure
Peter Klug an attorney in Chicago has been indicted on a charge of forgery by erasure related to his fame and a promissory note. A motion to quash the true bill was denied by Judge Cooper.
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Chicago
Sept
Peter Klug
Cooper
Gunmen of Rosenthal Gang Nabbed in Brooklyn Flat
Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty and a squad arrested two indicted Rosenthal gang members known as Grp th Blood and Lefty Louie, found with their wives in a Browneville, Brooklyn flat. They were taken to police headquarters for booking and tomorrow's arraignment. They had occupied the apartment since Aug 15 and were surprised by the raid with revolvers drawn.
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New York
Lefty Louie
Eluer
Oll
Dougherty
Tren
New York Suspects Arrested as D A Tours Hot Springs
District Attorney Whitman, en route from St. Louis to Hot Springs, plans depositions on statements Sam Scheppe allegedly made after his Rosenthal murder testimony. He says Gip the Blood and Letty Louie were arrested in New York as soon as he left and are in police custody. He reiterates killers were in New York and could be arrested by police.
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St. Louis
Whitman
New York
Hot Springs
Ark
Sam Scheppe
Steve
Rosenthal
Letty Louie
Last Uninhabited Country Found in American North
Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson reports discovering the last uninhabited country of the American continent near Coronation gulf. He describes a 1,000 person tribe of white Eskimo, living on caribou and musk ox, with no fishing nets and limited counting ability, but a rapid capacity to learn.
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Chicago
Enid Vahtalmar Stefansson
New York
Stefaneson
Coronation Gulf
Rulers Body Laid to Rest Near Kyoto
The body of Emperor Mutsubito was placed in the Monoyama mausoleum near Kyoto. A solemn procession formed at the station with local officials taking part. Ancient war implements and ritual ornaments accompanied the bier while prayers and dirges filled the air.
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Kioto
Japan
Mutsubito
Monoyama
Kioto Matsubito
Duluth Strike Resumes as Cars Return and Police Guard
Duluth Minnesota reports street railway service largely back with about ten per cent of cars running after strikebreakers arrive. Sheriff Meining stations men at key points to prevent disorder while University of Chicago students and others collect the promised twenty five dollars a day.
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Duluth
Minn
Croatians Demand Freedom At National Convention
The National Croatian Society, with about 300000 members, adopted resolutions urging freedom from Austria Hungary and emphasizing unity with Serbia. The call reflects a nationwide demand for national self determination and closer ties among Croatians in the United States.
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Kansas City
Austria-Hungary
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Direct Legislation for Nebraska
The text outlines a proposed amendment to Nebraska's constitution to establish direct legislation via initiative and referendum. It sets petition thresholds, filing procedures, conditions for appeals, and how measures become law with Governor proclamation. It includes changes to Article 2 Section 1 and Section 10 and specifies ballot wording for the 1912 general election.
Amendment No Two Proposed For Nebraska Constitution
Amendment two submitted to Nebraska voters at the 1912 general election. It seeks to fix legislative term and salary details including two year terms for Senators and Representatives, a per mile travel allowance, and session length limits. The measure restricts bills outside special needs and sets timetable for budget bills, with voting instructions and official certification by the State Canvassing Board.
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State of
Nebraska
Hell
Senate
House of Representatives
Segivatune
Addison Walt
Astate of
Lincoln
Addison Wait
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Four in Nebraska
A historical official text proposing amendments to Nebraska constitution sections on judicial election timing and general election scheduling. It details dates, terms, and the process including ballot wording and secretary certification by Addison Wait in 1911.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Three Creates Board of State Institutions
Nebraska proposes to amend Section 19 of Article 5 to create a Board of Commissioners of State Institutions. The Governor would appoint three electors for six year terms with two thirds Senate approval and no more than two from one party. The board would govern state hospitals, homes, schools, and penal and reform institutions. effectiveness begins with 1918 provisions. The amendment would be voted on in November 1912 with official certification by Secretary Addison Wait.
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Nebraska
Netronka
Neprea
Senate
House of Representatives
State of
Enald
Ehats
Lincoln
United States
Addison
Neb
Cobbey
Supreme Court
Shalf
Addison Wait
Ness
Board of Commissioners
Nebrashka
Congression
State Soldiers’ Home
Inaana
Institute For the Deaf
Institute For
Milind
Nebraska Industrial Home
State Penitentiary
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Board of Public Lands and Bulldiones
Board of Commissioners of State Inetitutone
Aard Board
Or West
Board of Commissioners of State
Commissionera of State
Nea
Addibon Wait
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Home Health Relief
An advertising notice claims Dr King s New Discovery cures coughs colds grip croup and whooping cough and soothes sore throats at home. It promotes staying with friends and offers a 1.00 price with a free trial bottle and guarantee by Pred EF Joven.
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Dr. King
Post Office Directory for Alliance Mails Closing Times
Alliance post office closes mail for Mountain East West and South routes with train numbers and times. Nightly closing hours on Sundays and holidays shift to 6.00 p m instead of 11.00 p m. IRA E TASH P M.
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Alliance Post Office
Ira E. Tash
Appendicitis Remedy Promoted With Buckthorn Bark
Alliance claim promotes a home remedy labeled as a fast acting cure for abdominal discomfort. It asserts many people misdiagnose appendicitis as gas or constipation and promises instant relief from a single dose of a compounded preparation.
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Alliance
Harry Thiele
Krugstat
Adilerteria
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Brooklyn
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