Many calamities mark crowded era with deaths and disasters
A long dispatch details numerous tragedies across cities including a fatal explosion near Hawthorne Illinois injuring George Getz and two unnamed men, a gas accident in Kansas City claiming Henry and his son, multiple robberies and bombings in New York, a shooting in New York injuring Maurice Tannenholz, and various other fatalities from fires, drownings, and food poisoning.
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George Fo Getz
Globe Coal Company
Chicago
Mr Getz
Hawthorne
Henry Ro Johnson
Sears
Owella
Versailles
Roy
Henry Johnson
Cleanoto
Mountain Girl Moonshiners Raise New Danger in Appalachia
The article reports moonshining spreading through Appalachian communities with children delivering illegal liquor to school days and village customers. Officials note growing child involvement, renewed after supposed suppression, and neighbor support for moonshining as a local livelihood despite guns and law.
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Kentucky
Rising tide of unions in America and abroad report
A survey notes unions forming across North America including hatters laundry workers iron molders and retail clerks. It cites membership totals wage increases and anniversaries plus New Zealand labor penalties for strikes and lockouts.
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Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Army of Unemployed Dominates British Industry Slump
Britain faces severe unemployment with 30 to 40 ships laid up in Tyne, Mersey docks clogged, 35 000 shipyard workers employed vs 45 000 a year ago, 6 000 to 7 000 dockhands idle, and 168 members of the Boilermakers Union amid a broader shipbuilding and engineering downturn.
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Britain
Tyne
Thackeray
North of England Iron and Steel
Manchester
Boilermakers
England
Paper Made of Corn Stalks Promises Cheaper Printing
Department of Agriculture chemists announce a corn stalk paper breakthrough aiming to beat wood pulp costs. Large scale production could cut print paper prices by at least five percent and help avert pulp shortages amid forest decline. Trials by L R Bristol and Krixatel show white paper from corn husk shell and yellow grades from stalk fibers. widespread use would rely on cornstalks harvested as winter feed.
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Department of Agriculture
Foresta Forest
Arrle
Chemistry Bureau
Seara
Lr HE & Bristol
Mixtanta Tir Krixatel
Quis Bends Chases Canada Cup Rivalry and Marathon Plans
Quis Bends, the Resal Canadian Yacht Club, aims to challenge for the Canada cup, Rochester Yacht Club hosts a 1800 Senar event, Weir known as Ike Weir set to race, Marathon course planned from Fruitdale to Haywards, spanning twenty five miles on poor roads, slated for Thanksgiving. Ruth Dillon, a 4 year old Sidney Dillon trotter, wins all heats at Columbus stake, amid surprise betting. Spanish Queen and Aquino Jerry B compete for $5,000 Minnesota fair pace purse, Hedgewood Boy loses to Citation at Columbus but sets fastest heats with 2:01% 2:03 and 2:02%, respectively.
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Senar
Weir
Ike Weir
Ike Fast Spider
Somerville
Masa
Century Athletic Club
Fruitdale
Haywards
Royal Automobile Club
Isle of Man
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Great Britain
John Burns
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Sidney Dillon Trotter
Sterling R Holt
Indianapolis
Millard Sandera
Columbus
Hester Columbus
Ruth
Aquino Jerry B
Argot Wilkes
Cox
St. Paul
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Ohio
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Citation
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A“Nisre
Apple Crop Yields Again Hit Record High Despite Drought
National apple output this year reaches about 25 million barrels or 6.25 billion apples. if formed into pies the supply would stretch 975000 miles and weigh roughly 9.25 billion pounds. Transportation would require 154106 standard cars. Reported by Harry J. Neely from 15000 growers in multiple belts.
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United States
Harry J. Neely
Johan Shi
Middle Western
Mrs Warren sues estate to foreclose mortgage on loan
Mrs Warren wife of Dr Warren a Methodist bishop of Colorado sues the estate of HannahHB Foster a former Denver red light queen to foreclose a mortgage securing a $5000 loan seventeen years ago. President Roosevelt accepts the resignation of Hamilton Fish Assistant Treasurer of the United States in New York effective Oct 21. Fish was nominated by Republicans of the Twenty first District for Congress.
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Dr. Warren
Colorado
Hannah HB. Foster
Denver
Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish
United Stata
New York
Fish
Twenty-first District
Banked payments rise as defaults fall in weekly Chicago review
The Weekly Review notes bank clearings of 243,279,198, nine point seven percent below the prior year. Commercial defaults decline, liquidation on old debts grows, and factory and merchandizing activity improve though iron and steel demand lags. Building, rail, and machinery sectors show expansion while shipbuilding remains slack. Failures in the Chicago district total 21, with two over 5,000 dollars.
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Weekly Review of
Chicago
St. G. Dun & Co
Economic mood eases but drought limits trade in New York
The Bradstreet Commercial Report notes continued warm weather and election concerns hindering seasonal merchandise, with industry slightly more active yet Coke and waterway transport facing drought related slowdowns. Building shows brisk prospects but credit tightened. US business failures total 244 for the week ending Oct 15, down from prior weeks. Canada reports 20 failures.
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Rome
United States
Canada
Bradstree S
Market Prices Across Cities Reflect Mixed Commodity Outlook
A dense list of regional bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and various grains and staples shows mixed results. Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee New York Buffalo Toledo and other markets report differing No 2 grades prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and byproducts along with dairy and egg figures. Bartels Thelen & Co. shoe manufacturers of Boston and Chelsea announce a general assignment for the pit fare with estimated ties at about 400000 to 32005.
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Et Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Bartels, Thelen & Co. Shoe Manufacturers
Boston
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