No trouble in Acambaro says writer from Mexico
Acambaro Mexico November 20 1810 editor News Dear Chase reports a conflict between Government and revolutionary forces was greatly exaggerated. The writer says there was no fight no prisoners and Acambaro is orderly with a population around eight thousand. Americans are safe if they mind their own business and revolutions exist but are not as bad as southern papers claim. Railroad town with shops and a pleasant climate.
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Acambaro
Mexico
Dear Chase
Messes
Mark Twain
Diaz
Disorder in England faces calls of fraud in elections
London dispatch reports widespread unrest among industrial workers on the third day of general elections. Seventy five MPs are to be elected, with liberals joined by labor and nationalist allies likely to gain control but with a reduced majority. Charges of fraud are noted amid the excitement.
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The
United Press
London
Will Resume Lorimer Investigation
United Press reports preparations to resume the jackpot charges investigation against Senator Lorimer of Illinois. Senator Burrows of Michigan, head of the special committee, called a meeting for Wednesday to proceed with the inquiry in Washington D C.
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Lorimer
The
United Press
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Burrows
Michigan
Reporter’s dispatch on Mexican revolution reaches Chicago
Electrician Harry Gilbert arrives from Chihuahua and says the revolution is growing backed by top figures. He warns Americans to leave and recounts the murder of American engineer Lawton by Diaz soldiers.
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The
United Press
Chicago
Harry Gilbert
Chihuahua
Mexico
Lawton
Mary Baker Eddy’s Death Cause Unclear
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy dies in Newton near Boston with death listed as natural and peaceful. Dr George O West viewed the body and will file the death statement but a specific cause such as pneumonia may not be disclosed. Funeral services set for Thursday at the Newton home for church officials and relatives.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
George O. West
Elks Memorial Service In Private Lodge Ceremony
The local lodge of Elks held its annual Memorial services at the club house on Fifth and Poplar. The ritual was private for members, with a quartet providing music and members delivering short eulogies for departed brothers, honoring their virtues and memories.
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Lodge of Elks
Fifth
Poplar
Messrs
Chas. Burke
Max Rogs
John Rapp
W. H. Wiseman
G. A. Rasmussen
Frank Leet
Dr. Porterfield
L. T. Neiman
D. W. Stewart
Harlan
L. T. Spangler
Frank E. Whipple
J. F. O’connell
O. D. Carey
W. W. Straight
Aa. Gardner and Co
W. J. Wilson
W. J. Goodge
J. A. McWard
Wm. Hopley
J. A. Cone
W. H. Low
A. H. Goodspeed
Jens Kjar—Harold Hansen
Hoscoe Barton
H. K. Williams
A. L. Dunn
B. R. Wasson
Casper Beekmann
Great Order
Strikers March in Long Funeral for Lagakan
By United Press Chicago December 5 five thousand garment workers march in a long funeral procession to honor striker Charles Lagakan shot by a special policeman banners read Killed by the bosses Who will be the next.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles Lagakan
Balloon from Munich Lands in Orkney Island
A German balloon launched from Munich aimed at Switzerland landed on an Orkney island off Scotland after crossing the North Sea. Crew member Metzger was drowned when knocked from the basket by rough seas. others suffered severe cold during the voyage.
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United Press
London
Munich
Switzerland
Orkney Islands
Scotland
North Sea
Metzger
Congress Met For Short Session In Washington
Congress re assembled for a brief session at noon with Vice President Sherman in the Senate and Speaker Cannon in the House. Prayers, roll calls and opening formalities marked the start as committees were named to draft resolutions on deaths of eight lawmakers. Clark greeted with applause and Sen Young to be sworn in tomorrow. Joint committee to inform President Taft included Cullom Money Tawney Calderhead Clark.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Sherman
Senate
Cannon
House
Canno
Champ Clark
Galleres
Senator Young
Taft
Cullom
Illinois
Money
Mississippi
Tawney
Minnesota
Calderhead
Kansas
Clark
Missouri
Grand Council Visit Marks Banquet by Travel Group
The local United Commercial Travelers council hosted a Saturday banquet at the I O O F hall honoring Grand Councilor D P Moore of LeMars on official visit. Toastmaster CC A Hagsmusson led toasts while members and guests, about fifty, heard talks on travel industry topics and social hours.
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United Commercial Travelers
D. P. Moore
LeMars
CC. A. Hagsmusson
John A. Jones
C. G. Warner
I. Campbell
Atlantic
Messrs. and Mesdames
J. A. Jones
S. Scharland
Sculptor Pierce to Carve Liberty from Soap Tomorrow
Mr E E Pierce of the Independent Soap Factories of America will exhibit in Melcher and Salveter's store tomorrow at 9 30 am. He will carve the Statue of Liberty from a 300 pound soap block. The free demonstration is expected to attract visitors and be worth their time. Christmas Sale This Afternoon at Congregational ladies home features a bazaar with dolls, costumes, aprons, handmade crafts, candles, plum puddings, and hot bouillon and wafers served in the dining room.
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E. E. Pierce
Soap Factories of
America
Melcher & Salveter
Istore
B. Osborne
Santa Claus
Drivers Strike Strikes Chicago Department Stores Wagons
Police are on riot duty as delivery wagon drivers in Chicago go on strike over higher wages. The nationwide walkout by about fifteen thousand workers disrupts Christmas trade and threatens heavy losses for large department stores as the union calls for pay increases.
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United Press
Chicago
Dee
Funeral for Joseph Bradford Held at Church of Christ
Funeral services for Joseph Bradford, the boy who died in South Dakota, were held yesterday at 2:30 PM at the Church of Christ with Rev Mack officiating. Interment followed in the Atlantic cemetery. The attendance was large and floral offerings were numerous. Pallbearers were boys about the same age as the deceased.
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Joseph Bradford
South Dakota
Church of Christ
Mack
Atlantic
Dedication of New Union Church at Grewold
Dedicatory services for the new Union church at Grewold yesterday drew a large congregation and were described as splendid by attendees. A News representative attended and a full account will appear in the paper tomorrow or Wednesday.
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New Union Church
Grewold
Hugh Waterhouse Visits Before Returning Home
Hugh Waterhouse, formerly a shoe clerk here and recently with the Drexel Shoe Company in Omaha, is in the city visiting friends. He departs tonight.
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Hugh Waterhouse
Hugh T. Waterhouse
Drexel Shoe Company
Omaha
St Elmo at the Atlantic theater next Thursday
The Atlantic theatre will present St Elmo, a dramatization of Augusta J Evans famous novel. Grace Hayward adapted the play and her version of Gran Starks has drawn success. The engagement is expected to be both a financial and artistic success.
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Atlantic Theatre
St. Elmo
Augusta J. Evans
Ray-Darterbod
Grace Hayward
Peace talks collapse as Diaz aides deem effort useless
An ineffective attack by a small revolutionary band in Guerrero ends government peace negotiations before a program could be set. Diaz will not renew talks, supporters say insurgents lack central government and are not responsible. The Iowa forecast calls for snow and colder weather tonight with Tuesday expected to be threatening.
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United Press
Loredo
Texas
Guerrero
Diaz
Iowa
City electric bond election shows rising late voting
Early voting was light with few women casting ballots but later hours brought a surge. Opposition exists yet seen as limited. officials expect a solid majority for the electric bond proposal despite snow and cold.
Indians Kill White Men Near Mt McKinlay Warpath Experts
In Alaska near Mt McKinlay Indians killed several white men including Cass Parry Davis Bender and John Paulman. Deputies have been sent by the government to cope with the ongoing warpath as authorities assess the unsettled district.
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Alaska
Tacoma
Wash
Mt. McKinlay
Cass Parry
Davis Bender
John Paulman
Dietz trial opens in Camerton Dam case at Theta
John F. Dietz, defender of Camer on Dam, is before Judge Wickham in Hayward Wisconsin as a jury is being formed to try the deputy killing case. In New York a six day bicycle race starts at Madison Square Garden with eleven two man teams. Porterfield to attend Rock Island railway surgeons convention in Kansas City this week. Birth announcements also noted.
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The
United Press
Hayward
Wis
John F. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Hart
Dietz
Wickham
New York
Madison Square Garden
Porterfield
Association of Rock Island Railway Surgeons
Kansas City
Parker Buys Interest in Conrad Shoe Store
Hugh Parker, long-time salesman, buys a one half interest in the Conrad shoe store and partners with H C Conrad to continue the business while M E Conrad withdraws. Store closed for invoice as the deal completes, with Parker praised for his conduct and Brookfield ties noted.
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Hugh Parker
Conrad
Conrad Shoe
Nebe
H. C. Conrad
M. E. Conrad
West
Parker
Hal C. Conrad
Brookfield
The
Argus
Ace
Wid Be
Hugh -Bany
Atlantic
Towa
Hugh
Israel Keller Suffering Ill Health In Cass County
Friends report Israel Keller, renowned Cass county resident, is confined at the old Fisher place south of the city under medical care and nurse supervision after a period of illness. He had resisted seeking treatment but recently placed himself under a physician's and nurse's care, with many hoping for a swift recovery.
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Israel Keller
Cass County
Fisher Place
Keller
Taft to Read Annual Message to Congress Tomorrow
President Taft will read his annual message to both houses of Congress in Washington D C. on the morrow revealing the administration's priorities and legislative agenda for the coming session.
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Taft
Congress
Washington, D. C
Leave for New Homie Hal Shannon Heads to Gold Creek
Hal Shannon and his wife departed today for Gold Creek Montana to start a new home. He will work in the lumber business there.
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New Homie
Hal Shannon
Gold Creek
Mont
Hal
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