Resignation and policy heat across U.S. political scene
The wire summary recalls John Bassett Moore's likely departure from the State Department with no Mexican policy change noted. It covers reactions to Goethals' possible promotion, anti trust actions on wheat pricing, Wilson's stance on Mexico, and Senate shifts. It mentions battles of Indian history, watch price rulings, and the Panhandle stockmen convention.
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John Bassett Moore
State Department
Moore
Judges Not Elected Says Northwestern Professor
Professor Albert M. Kates of Northwestern University argues judges are appointed not elected, with recalls by party leaders and dooming turf battles shaping nominations rather than voter recall. Also noted are joint church outreach in Jasper county and saloon license petitions amid dry opponents.
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Albert M. Kates
Awn
Northwestern University
University of Missouri
University of Missouri appoints Davenport dean of new commerce school
Dr H J Davenport professor of economics named dean of the newly formed school of commerce at the University of Missouri. The faculty includes A Ross Hill J H Davenport George L Clark H Wade Hibbard T B Webin J W Sheppard W D Gromer Charles P Hause Walter W Steass W D A Westfall and others. Admissions require four years of high school and two years in college. Mason 70 Years Platts City notes Mason W Paxton LL D long-time Mason and Sunday school worker celebrated his 95th birthday and seventy years as a Mason. He is a member of the Royal Arch and a commandery at Platte City. He has attended Sunday school for ninety years. Charles J Walker Columbia lawyer recently suffered a paralytic stroke. A church loan fund for working people in St Louis will be opened within ten days to curb loan sharks.
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H. J. Davenport
New School of Commerce
University of Missouri
School ‘of Commerce
A.ross Hill
J. H. Davenport
George L.clark
H. Wade Hibbard
T. B. Webin
J. W. Sheppard
W. D. Gromer
Charles P. Hause
Walter W. Ste
W. D. A. Westfall
G. L. Clark
H. W. Hibbard
Platts City
Masonic Lodge
W. M. Paxton
Paxton
Royal Arch
Platte City
Kentucky
van F. Boor
Missouri
Campbell
Wells
W. F. Kuhn
Dr. Paxton
St. Louis
Lee Oes
Congregation Rejects Elders Move Over Pastor Resignation
In Springfield a church meeting rejected the board of elders action to accept Rev. George L. Peters resignation. Members demanded reasons. many women cried and left as Peters stood firm, saying he would resign for harmony. Reasons cited include tensions with his wife among women members.
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Springfield
Board of Elders
George L. Peters
Sitaa
Peters
A. C. Hayward
Hayward
Mr. Peters
Farm bureau meeting highlights farming challenges and awards
At the annual session in the normal school auditorium farmers heard from D H Doane on farm management. William O Redford received a loving cup for best Glover seed at the Columbia meeting and Dallas national show. Charles Shelton won a gold watch for top corn display at farm week.
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India
Farm Bureau
Normal School
D. H. Doane
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Agricultural College
William O. Redford
Johnson County
Columbia
Dallas
Tex
Charles Shelton
College
Editors Arrested As Brazilian Government Declares Siege
Reports from Rio Janeiro state the government declared a siege in Rio Janeiro Nietheroy and Petro- Polis to curb feared unrest. Editors A Hooca Correio Da Norte and O Imparcial were arrested along with generals and officers as censorship on telegraphy began and troops were kept at barracks. Ambassador Da Gama in Washington sought to reassure legations, noting no new details. New York Coffee Exchange saw no direct information and trading remained normal.
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Brazil
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Nietheroy
Petro- Polis
Cer
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Correio da Norte
O Imparcial
Washington, D. C
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Rio
New York, N. Y
New York Coffee Exchange
Watts case to appeal over nurse’s court room exit
Principal W. W. Coats of Watts California plans appeal after a jury of twelve women found him guilty of riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. The case centers on permission for a juror to leave for nursing her child and whether another juror should have been permitted to attend.
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Watts
Cal
W. W. Coats
Coats
Indictment for County Officials in Misuse of Funds
Grand jury indicted Judge Hugh C. Gilbert and former county judge B. E. Axlife of Kanada City Mo for misappropriation of county funds tied to a settlement for extras claimed by Taylor and Winn contractors who built the county home. The panel has spent about thirteen weeks examining county affairs.
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Kanada City
Hugh C. Gilbert
B. E. ‘Axlife
Taylor & Winn
Ethel Roosevelt Visited by Stark Family at Park Avenue Home
A Stark party led by Doctor and Mrs. Richard Derby visited 969 Park Avenue home of Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. The event highlighted family ties and social circles in New York society.
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Stark
Ethel Roosevelt
New York
Richard Derby
Park Avenue
Dick Exter Ss Rec Cisveln ot one Aca nog are confined
The readable OCR fragment notes someone named Dick Exter and a phrase that suggests confinement or restriction. The garbled text lacks clear event, date, or location details to establish a full news item.
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Dick Exter
Immigrant letter from 1912 praises crops and prospects
The author writes to the immigration department in August 1912 about strong crop prospects and good returns. He describes planting 400 acres of wheat, 125 of oats, 90 of flax and running three binders with four men. He notes cold winters but claims quality of life and potential replication in new districts.
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Immigration Department
Next Move
He claims the forfeit after a bet loss while she protests secrecy and fear of being seen, as noted in the Yale Record dialogue.
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Yale
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