Election Returns Show Carroll Leading Porter In Iowa
Complete official Iowa returns place Gov Carroll at 205 607 votes to Claude Porter 187 163 a margin of 18 444. Kansas Gov Stubbs re elected by 15 815 over Hodges. Smallpox hits 93 Indians on the Arapaho reservation. Oklahoma convocation to fix capital set for Nov 28. 2 000 000 acres of Indian lands sold at Wewoka with 67 tracts offered and 51 sold. Kansas City Terminal Railway bond issue oversubscribed in London.
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Iowa
Kansas
George H. Hodges
Hodges
Burr Brothers, Incorporated
New York
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Colorado Teachers’ Association
Arapahoe
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
Charles Bennett Smith
Congress
Gore
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chicago Packers
South America
Oklahoma, the Blind Statesman
Chicago
Stubbs
Missouri River
United States
Wise
Wewoka
Kansas City
American Association For Highway Improvement
Cosmos Club
Unclear Text Summary of Economic Fraud and Unemployment
The piece notes unemployment in the United States around 4.5 million, with about 15 percent in New York City area. It mentions the Burr company arrests for fraudulent mail activity and alleged proceeds of 15 million dollars from mining and oil stock sales.
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Tropics
United States
The
Bowery Mission
New York City
Burr Company
Assassination Plot Targets Mexican Officials and Tolstoy Memory
Documents found at a revolutionary leader's house allegedly reveal a plot to kill Creel Corral Spindola and Maceda. Tolstoy's memorial rites proceed quietly after his grave is placed under Poverty Oak. The Duma notes a one week adjournment. Briand is assaulted in Paris during Ferry statue ceremonies.
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Mexico
Creel
Corral
Spindola
el Imparcial
Miguel S. Maceda
Russia
Tolstoy
Duma
Leo Tolstoy
William
Naval Academy
Fleneburg
Prussia
Tuileries Garden
Jules Ferry
Briand
Fallieres
Notable Civil War Vet and Early 20th Century Events Compiled
Obituary notes Charles Ludkey once part of the Fifth Wisconsin Cavalry who helped capture Jefferson Davis near Irwinsville on May 10, 1865. Also reports Gen Grant urging larger US army strength, Champ Clark opposing an early tariff session, J Armstrong Drexel’s altitude record, and other political military and aviation items from 1910s era records.
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Charles Ludkey
Antigo
Wis
Fifth Wisconsin Cavalry
Jefferson Davis
Irwinsville
Georgia
Frederick Dent Grant
Governors Island
United States Army
Champ Clark
Democratic House
Congress
J. Armstrong Drexel
Ralph Johnstone
Belmont Park
F. D. Warren
Girard
Kan
Appeal To Reason
Leavenworth
United States
Kansas
George Gates
San Francisco
Cal
Eastern Railroads
J. W. Bailey
Texas
American Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
Madison Square Garden
Salina
Hedville
Oklahoma City
Haskell
Guthrie
Washington
Col. Roosevelt
National Press Club
Juan Burcell
San Diego
Burcel
Sonora
Mexico
Florence Coleman
Sacramento
New House of Representatives
Missouri
Pacific
Thetlantic Coast
Asof International Aeronautic Pilots
Boston
Thirty thousand attend Kansas Missouri football clash at Gordon & Koppel
The twentieth annual football contest drew a crowd of about 20 000 with student spectators and alumni filling streets and hotel lobbies. Yells from Kansas and Missouri echoed as fans packed Gordon Koppel stadium amid a lively downtown celebration.
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Missouri
Gordon & Koppel
Kansas
Kansas City
Radium Produced From Cornish Pitchblende In London
London reports the finest radium is now produced from Cornish pitchblende at the Tsenwith mine. Sir William Ramsay leads the effort and three tubes of 50 000 milligrames each are stored in a radium company's London office. One tube has already drawn a fabulous price. The medical and scientific world is astonished by the rapid extraction.
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London
Eng
Tsenwith
William Ramsay
Panama exposition move dominates Trans-Mississippi congress
Oklahoma City was chosen as the 1915 Panama exposition site while no city was favored between New Orleans and San Francisco. Col. Fred W. Fleming of Kansas City was selected for the congress as a key action.
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San Antonio
Texas
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
San Francisco
Fred W. Fleming
Kansas City
Thanksgiving Observed by Americans in Paris
Americans in Paris celebrated Thanksgiving with gatherings at the Student's hotel the American Girls club and the Latin Quarter special functions marked the day in the French capital reflecting a transatlantic holiday tradition.
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Paris
France
Paes
Student’s Hotel
American Girls Club
Postmaster General Urges Limited Parcel Post on Rural Routes
The annual report from Washington outlines a renewed recommendation to introduce a limited parcel post service for rural mail routes. It signals a move to extend parcel handling beyond existing constraints and may affect rural customers and mail operations nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Chasing the Revolutionists in Mexico City War Report
General Manuel Gonzales Coscio, Mexico’s war minister, says the government controls the country at all points. He describes revolutionaries as bandits fleeing troops, with Guerrero disturbers already in retreat and pursued by soldiers.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mauel Gonzales Coscio
Guerrero
Constitutional pay raise amendment defeated in Kansas
In Topeka Kansas the constitutional amendment to raise legislators pay failed by a larger margin than two years ago. Only eight small western counties supported the measure as the vote showed a broad rejection across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thanksgiving Dinner in London Honors American Fleet
Rear Admiral Murdock and other officers of the American fleet in British waters were the guests of honor at the annual Thanksgiving dinner of the American society held in Connaught Rooms.
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London
England
Murdock
American Society
Connaught Tooms
Suffragettes Riot Amid London Protests
Suffragettes in London continue disruptive actions targeting government offices. Sixteen participants are arrested as protests persist across the capital.
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London
England
Palo Amarillo Rubber Source Found Near Guanajuato
A new crude rubber source has been found in Guanajuato from the palo amarillo tree. Government and major American interests have tested and invested in this rapid growing species, which differs from guayule and the tropical rubber tree. Independent manufacturers are buying up unused tracts as plans for new plants arise, aiming to rival guayule production and secure a lasting global rubber supply.
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Mexico
City
Guanajuato
Pacific Coast
Texas
Expansive Snake Captures Prey at Aquarium
A water snake about 18 inches long and five sixes of an inch thick eats a killifish around 1.5 inches long. The creature demonstrates surprising swallowing ability for its size in the Aquarium exhibit.
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Washington
Aquarium
Missouri House Elections Seal GOP Lead and Dem Surge
Official returns show Republicans 62 seats to Democrats 89, with 72 Republicans and 68 Democrats in the prior House and two vacancies. The list names GOP picks by county and district, led by notable figures such as John E. Lange and Henry M. Blunk, plus numerous Democratic members across Audrain to Webster.
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San Cenetore
Missouri House of Representatives
House
Afer County
C. M Pickler
Kirks- Andrew
George E. Wilkins
Mountain Grove
City of St. Louis
Henry ©. Erman
Frank B. Warner
O. T. Remmers
Louis Becker
Robert Paulus
T. F. Hagenow
Aug. Mattfeldt
Arthur Kremer
Harry V. English
E. W. Moeller
William Wahlbrink
Alf. E. Metzger
H. A. E. Cheshire
Grant Gillespie
Leighton Shields
Hiram Lloyd
Audrain
Edwin C. Waters
Barton
Thomas H. Duckett
Barry
John M. Fawyer
Bates
John W. Lewis
Boone
Frank G. Harris
Bollinger
T. A. Caldwell
Buchanan
John E. Lange
Harry C. Yates
George C. Claiborne Callaway
N. W. Bedsworth
Carter—Shadrock Chilton
Cass
David W. Stark
Chariton
John DD. Taylor
Clark—MacDermott Turner
Clay
David A. Sharp
Clinton
Harry T. Herndon Cooper
Marshall Rust
Crawford
Frank_ Farris
Daviess—Floyd
S. Tuggle
de Kalb
J. H. Ssemmet, Dent
W. R. Peck
Dunklin
C. “.P. Hawkins
Gentry
John H. Burgin
Henry—A. L. Armstrong
Howard
Robert S. Walton
Ijron
J.H. Martin
Jackson
Numa R. Holcomb
O. H. Swearingen
William Hicks
David F. Martin
Claud S. Gossett
Jasper
William H. Phelps
Thomas Pi. Roney
Jefferson
W. W. Hull
Johnson
Alexander C. Cran Knox
James P. Delaney
Laclede
Don O. Vernon
Lafayette
N. M
Mississippi
Edwin P. Deal
Monireau
S. W. Hurst
Monroe
James P. Boyd
Montgomery
Platte
James H. Hut
Ralls
William B. Fahy
Randolph
John E. Lynch
Jay
Edward L. Willeford
Reynolds
R. L. Daniels
Ripley
William C. Mabrey
St. Clair
James R. Lightfoot
St. Francois
Jefferson D. Poston, Saline
Joshua F. Barbee
Schuyler
James S. Clapper
Scotland
Wesley
M. McMurry
Shannon
P. L. Lyles
Shelby
Horace J. Simmons
Stoddard
Doc Brydon
Stone
W. D. Craig
Sullivan
Andrew J. Harris
Texas
Talbert Taylor
Vernon
James N. Carl
Wayne
James M. Bowers
Webbster
Joseph C. Julien
Worth
James C. Lytes
Jinks Says He Is Living High in Attic Room
Jinks asserts a comfortable lifestyle while responding to inquiry about his living situation. He states an attic room suffices, implying modest means and a pragmatic view of status.
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Senor Braga
High Literary College
Lisbon
Jinks
Sighs and a Bridge of Sighs in a Picture Book
A woman asks about the bridge of sighs while examining a picture book. Mrs. Flimgilt answers that the game is one in which you are obliged to make it spades every time.
Onion breath kiss tip sparks playful reply
A quirky exchange features Jack asking about kissing after onions and Eva jokingly suggests kissing through a telephone, creating a lighthearted back and forth.
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Jack
Eva
Endorses Uregt Resinol for Relief in Cleveland Dentist Testimony
A. E. Hatch, D D S of Cleveland Ohio reports that after trying many remedies, two applications of Uregt Resinol gave more relief and better results than all others. He says he will gladly recommend it wherever possible.
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A. E. Hatch
D.D.S
Cleveland
Ohio
Sweetest Success in the Face of Advice
A quip contrasts sweeter success found by ignoring friends advice with the effort of acting contrary to popular counsel. The reflection frames personal triumph as defying peer urging.
Murine Eye Remedy Promotes Healthy Circulation
An advertisement asserts Murine eye drops support normal eye circulation and healthy vision. It targets both men and women with claims of vitality and vitality in life. The tone imitates early 20th century newspaper ads.
The Chivalry Days Return as Lady Visits Office
A local office reports a courteous incident when a lady entered and staff removed their feet from the desk, signaling ongoing polite conduct in daily professional life.
Yellow Closure Unsightly Keep Them White With Ball Blue
A compact ad style note urges whitening with Red Cross Ball Blue for unsightly yellowness. It mentions a 2 oz package sold by grocers for five cents and notes cigars by Lewis' Single Binder Se equals 10c quality. It ends with a remark about fresh eggs.
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Lewis
Unsightly Complexions promote Cuticura care
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for toilet bath and nursery use to preserve purify and beautify skin scalp hair and hands. It claims prevention of inflammation irritation clogged pores pimples and blemishes and notes suitability from birth. It invites readers to request a free 32 page Cuticura book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Proprietors
Boston
Mrs Snail and Bug-Hoy Race to Town for Christmas Finds
Mrs Snail declares she must hurry to town for Christmas shopping as November begins. Bug-Hey shares the rush, noting holiday errands and time pressures driving their plans.
Homemade Kidney and Backache Cure Claims Relief
An advertised home remedy uses Dandelion extract, Kargon Compound, and Syrup of Sarsaparilla to treat kidney and urinary issues. The note promises gentle yet thorough relief for backache, urges use at first signs of kidney or bladder trouble, and claims safety and easy preparation at home.
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Msa
Asoros
Senor Theophile Braga
Commercial Congress
Orlans
Sas
Senate
Wiltel
Democrats
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