King George Cuts Churchill From Court Amid Read Paper Row
London reports say King George V formally cut Winston Churchill from his list of acquaintances after a dispute over reading state papers. Churchill quips that the King's ministers must sign, while the monarch rebukes his method. Court life shifts as others withdraw and Balmoral quiets after 10:30 p.m.
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London
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Royal Navy
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de Churchill
King Eoward
Ernest Cassel
Edward
Thomas Lipton
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Mary
New Explosive Projectile Tested by Army For Air War
Paris Dec 2 reports experiments in the army with a new explosive projectile to use against airplanes and dirigibles. Colonel Renard has directed officers to test the new deadly devices similar to arrows and hydrogen bulk, claimed to burn or explode upon impact. The projectile is said to play an important part in aeronautic warfare.
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Paris
Renard
Judge Jas Brooks Dill Dead Father of the trusts
Orange New Jersey December 2 Judge Jas Brooks Dill known as the father of the trusts died today He had an income of 800000 a year and the corporations he organized had a total capital of 793000000 He was author of Jill on New Jersey Corporations an authority on corporate law in the country over Central Bank Gets Body Blow Washington December Bees Senator Aldrich announced the bill would be heard in committee right away
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Orange
N. J
Jas, Brooks Dill
Jill
New Jersey Corportions
Central Bank
Washington, D. C
Aldrich
Wilbur Herbert Says Electric Plant Is Obsolete
A News interview reveals Wilbur Herbert, longtime head of the city electric plant, declares the facility obsolete and unsafe. He urges merging the plant with a second to improve operations and avoid potential disaster amid power shortages and a monthly $209 risk.
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Wilbur Herbert
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Three Rail Lines and Grains Firm
Indictments charging violation of the antitrust law were returned by a Savannah grand jury. Named defendants include Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, Merchants and Marine Transport Company, and Philadelphia grain dealers Miller & Son represented by M. and F. Miller.
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Savannah
Federal Grand Jury
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Merchants and ‘Marine Transportaion Company
F. Miller
Miller & Son, Grain Dealers
Philadelphia
Elections in England Tomorrow Headline
London dispatch notes that tomorrow in seventy constituencies England will elect members of the new parliament. The results are seen as a gauge of the Conservatives versus Liberals and will signal the fate of the House of Lords.
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England
London
House of Lords
Harlan offers plan to run combined plants for city
In a bold bid to prove the water system can be profitable, Smith Harlan proposes to operate the combined plants for ten years at his cost, accept present taxes as payment, and then return control to the city. He promises profits sufficient for his time, with rates rising but plants kept in good order.
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Harlan
Als
Train Crash West of Lamont Injures Four Persons
A serious wreck occurred early today four miles west of Lamont on the line to Sedalia Missouri. Two men were seriously injured as the St Louis east bound train ran rapidly when the accident happened. Local reports state several others sustained injuries while casualties were transported for treatment.
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St. Louis East Bound
Byers in Race for the Job Says He Will Accept If Called
Attorney General Byers wrote a legislative member that if “the boys want him for the job” he will accept. The Daily Capital reports the announcement. Wendling on the stand in Louisville testified today in the murder case of Alma Kellner.
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Louisville, Ky
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Bloodshed if Home Rule Carries in Ulster
Belfast dispatch says bloodshed is forecast if home rule carries. Orange men of Ulster are arming with armor and ammunition and prepared to fight tonight.
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Ireland
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Methodist Church Lecture Tonight Features Thos Bl honoré
A humorous lecture is scheduled at the Methodist Church tonight led by Thos Bl honoré and Lacey. The event aims to entertain and engage attendees with light commentary and wit at 9:20.
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Thos Blbmoré
Lacey
Weather Summary for Iowa Tonight and Saturday
Iowa weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight with mild warmth carrying into Saturday. No significant storms or precipitation expected. winds light to moderate and temperatures edge higher into the weekend.
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Iowa
Traveling Salesman Almost Dies On Train
A shoe salesman A W Hayward fell seriously ill on a train and, after reaching Dexter Avenue, received care at Park Hotel from physician and Bulioit family. He was near death but recovered with emetics and attentive treatment, now improving while in hospital.
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Taft and Congress Expected to Veto Arizona Constitution
Deco 2 reports standpatters predict Taft and Congress will veto Arizona's new state constitution due to a recall provision for state judges adopted by 55 to 11 with all Republicans voting against it. Also, refugees describe Medaro camp in northern Chihuahua deserted by women and children amid fears of a Mexican revolutionary attack.
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Taft
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Texas
Medaro
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Fragmentary court note hints at a morning hearing
A partial OCR fragment shows a court proceeding mentioned in the morning session. Names, places, and complete actions are missing, but the text indicates judicial or custodian involvement and an informal reference to a court event. Further context would clarify participants and outcome.
Two-Bad Fire Tragedy In Racine House Blaze
United Press reports a fatal Racine Wisconsin house fire started by kerosene mishap while a woman attempted to light a stove. Joseph Radovsky, 64, and Ada White, 53, died in the blaze. their daughter was badly burned as neighbors fought to save them.
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Cseph Radovsky
Thomas
Guthbéi
Thomase White
Special Election Monday Ballot on Bond Issue For Electric Plant
A sample ballot in today’s paper announces a special election Monday the 5th to issue bonds for a new electric and power plant and to connect it with the water plant. Polls run 7 am to 7 pm at Ward 1 Atlantic Hotel Ward 2 McNierney Bros police Ward 3 Grand Jury room Court House Ward 4 German Church Ward 6 Elm Street. Registration began yesterday and ends tomorrow those not registered for the general election must register. Ladies need not register to vote at age 21 or older. A ballot sample appears in today’s News for careful attention.
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Census figures raise California to 2.38 million
Washington December 2 census bureau reports California population at 2,377,549, up 892,406 or 60.1 percent, Virginia at 2,064,612, up 207,429. The increases grant California four more congressmen and Virginia one more.
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Census Bureau
California
Virginia
Unionists and Radicals Elected in London Polls
London dispatch reports eleven unionists and four radicals elected to parliament. Among the unionists, Joseph Chamberlain is named as a member. The results reflect a split outcome with party representation outlined for the current session.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Engineers Will Strike on Sixty One Western Roads
Portland dispatch reports locomotives engineers on sixty one western roads vote to strike for higher pay. United Press summary notes majority of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members supported walkout amid wage dispute. Labor action threatens rail service across multiple routes with potential nationwide impact.
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Iron Works Endorses Bonds for City Power Upgrade
S. G. Hunter Iron Works Co. and manager Thos. C. Brett urge bond support to remodel Atlantic power and enable expansion. They explain existing lines and power limits hinder new machinery, warn against sole reliance on an old plant, and favor city consolidation with Water Works to cut costs and boost local industry.
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Iron Works CO
Robbers Loot an Iowa Bank After Clash in City
Gang of three robbed the Farmers' Savings Bank in Garden City early this morning. They escaped with about 1800 dollars after a confrontation with citizens. one robber was reportedly wounded. Police searched the area, and the case is under investigation.
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Farmers’ Savings Bank
Two Women Survive 608 Foot Aeroplane Fall Near Paris
United Press reports aviator Loridan and passenger Fay fell 608 feet in an aeroplane near Paris while en route to Brussels to pursue a $20,000 prize. Both escaped unharmed as onlookers watched the dramatic descent and landing.
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