Early-life outline of A V Brown and rail career timeline
The article traces A V Brown’s career from 1887 through 1930, listing posts as clerk and superintendent across multiple railroads and cities. It notes movements from St Louis and Hannibal to Keokuk, St Joseph, Kansas City, Ottumwa, Eureka Springs, and finally Livingston and Tacoma, with dates of service up to 1930.
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St. Louis
Little Rock
Hannibal, C. B. & Q
Keokuk Union Depot Co
Keokuk
C. B
Ark
No. Ark
Livingston
N. P
Duluth
Tacoma
Campaign events and names amid Walsh Home Week gossip
Fragmentary text describes campaign activity for Walsh Home Week with references to Senator Ted, a party headquarters opening, and speaking events. Mentions of Montana, Roosevelt, Wheeler, and a gubernatorial tie appear in jumbled form.
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Ted. Moos
Sib Vehorge
Oemein
Wee van Montana
Theo
Saad
Tchval
Robbery Report From Musselshell County Slide
An unclear report describes a robbery near Melstone in Musselshell County. A man identified as Mr. Dun faces a disturbance as the thief fled with cash amounting to 72000 and a chase ensues toward Carmina, with authorities seeking the robber’s capture.
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Vanwebb
Melstone
Dunisra
Dunvas
Offifea
Monkey Bite Ends King Alexander
King Alexander of Greece died at 5 20 p m from wounds after a pet monkey attack in October. His final hours showed weakening heart action and worsening pulmonary symptoms. Constantine was reported planning to return and claim the throne amid the succession question.
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Athens
Alexander
Greece
Constantine
British Columbia Votes It Wet Again
British Columbia voters rejected prohibition in yesterday’s referendum. The majority against the act is expected near 39,000. Women participated. The plan favors sale of liquor through government shops in every city and town, but not open bars, ending a four year prohibition era.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
ICHES GOES AFTER PRESIDENT WILSON
The article reports on political clash between Cox and Hughes over approaches to war, constitutional method, and treaty obligations. It quotes Hughes defending congressional war declaration as the constitutional path while stressing the obligation under the treaty remains.
Lord Mayor of Cork Passes Away in Prison Hunger Strike
London dispatch reports Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork died in Brixton prison after seventy four days on hunger strike protesting a two year sentence on charges including possession of seditious documents. His death followed delirium and deep emaciation.
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Cork
London
Terence MacSwiney
Repub
John MacSwiney
Dominic
Mrs. MacSwiney
MacSwiney
Bankers Back Federal Reserve and Aid to Rail Equipment
Washington October 21. A blanket endorsement of the federal reserve system and a pledge to aid the National Railway Equipment Corporation marked the American Bankers Association meeting. A $12 million crop export financing corporation under the Edge act was planned to assist cotton growers, starting with $6 million capital. State bankers and national bankers debated reserve board policies, with final action to come as resolutions move to the floor.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
National Railway Equipment Corporation
American Bankers’ Association
National Bankers’ Group
The
Equipment Corporation
Savings Bank
Reserve Board
M. J. Dowling
Olivia, Minn
Dr. E. B. Craighead Dies in Missoula
Dr. E B Craighead editor of the New Northwest and former president of Tulane University dies suddenly in Missoula at his office of apoplexy. He led Tulane for eight years and headed the University of Montana from 1912 to 1915. Survived by his widow two sons and a daughter. Born March 3 1861 in Ham’s Prairie Missouri.
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Missoula
E. B. Craighead
The
New Northwest
State University
State Board of Eduction
Tulane University
University of Eet
Dr. Craighead
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Ham's Prairie
Central College
Missouri
Ex Governor Norris Leaves For Kentucky
Former Governor Norris and Mrs Norris travel to Marrowbone Kentucky after the death of the governor’s mother aged 82. They expect to reach Wednesday and attend the funeral Thursday before returning to Great Falls in about two weeks.
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Great Falls
Norris
Marrowbone
Decrease in Montana corporate tax reported for 1919
Montana will collect 221019 04 from corporations for 1919 a one percent levy on net income as stated by state treasurer H L Hart The total gross corporate business was 906796060 19 with 1148 corporations paying taxes Anaconda Copper Mining Co did not pay due to non operation in 1919 leading to a historic drop in receipts
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Helena
Montana
H. L. Hart
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Hart
Townley Threatens War on Opponents in Barnes County
In Barnes County A C Townley head of the non partisan league rallied about 200 supporters urging action against businessmen opposing the league. He forecast defeat for independents in November and warned measures to punish dissenters saying they will be driven from the map.
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Valley City
N. C
Barnes
Three Dollar Wheat in Ninety Days Predicted
Kansas City reports weigh in on a Wheat Growers association strike urging farmers in several states to withhold wheat until a 3.00 per bushel price is reached. Wichita officials claim the strike is in effect with 70,000 members. officials warn of gradual price rise over 90 days.
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Wheat Growers’ Association
Southwest
J.C. Mohler
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas
W.H. McGreevy
Wichita
Kans
McGreevy
Board of Trade
United States Wheat Growers’ Association
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Federal inquiry into Chicago Board of Trade wheat deals
The Federal Trade Commission opens hearings into Chicago Board of Trade operations after Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas and Senator Arthur Capper accuse wheat speculation of hurting farmers. Officials present price history claims of government guarantees and supply demand as market drivers.
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Chicago
Federal Trade Commission Today
Chicgo Board of Trade
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Wilson
Gates
Arthur Capper
F. L. Gates
Chicago Beans of Trade
United States Grain Corporation
Harding Puts Views In Brief Statement
Senator Harding issued a pre election statement arguing the Republican party will be seen as superior in administration and deserving of voters trust. He denounces democracy under autocratic forms and calls for equal opportunity while condemning exploitation and profiteering. He outlines a League of Nations stance that preserves American independence and sole control over its role in world affairs.
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Washington
Harding
Republican Party
League of Nations
Association of Nations
America
Wheat price dips tied to liberal Canadian shipments
The article notes the old guaranteed price fell below $2.33 on only two trading days since October 1 and that the same grade sold as low as $1.99. Mr. Gates attributes the decline to liberal Canadian wheat shipments to American terminal markets.
Cox Appeals to Large Madison Square Garden Crowd
Governor Cox of Ohio urged immediate U S entry into the League of Nations in a Chicago style campaign stop at Madison Square Garden New York. He stressed business and economic gains from participation and said his administration would push a helpful reservations compromise to secure American involvement.
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New York
Cox
Ohio
League of Nations
Madisom Square Garden
America
United States
Atlantic
Harding
League
Europe
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Han‘aloo
Hoodal
Aunwad
Parsons
Stetar- Kans
Walsh
Bne Bank
Monkey Bite
King Alexander
Iches
President Wilson
Eer x. Charlies
Keita
Cox Alor
Efite
Avenant
Cox and
Nitical To
Ireland
Brixton Prison
England
Home Office
Dublin Castle
Kentucky
Townley
Kansas City, Mo
Madison Square
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