Ledbeter Trial One Victim's Daughter Testifies
Frank Smith stands trial for the murder of H J Ledbeter as the second day of the case features testimony from Mrs Ledbeter and her daughters Hazel and Mabel. Prosecutors present a widening story of alibis and disputed accounts while the defense seeks to limit improper conversations and focus on the timing of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Ledbeter
Smith
Hazel
Mabel
F. Searing
Ray Free Press
Pury Ledbeter
Hig
Thore
Innocent Man Cleared in Old Fire Case
Stillwater reports a logger named James T. Tene freed after two years in the state penitentiary for arson tied to burning his home to collect insurance. Peare, whose son is jailed in Colorado, submitted a sworn affidavit confirming the son set the fire against his father.
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Peare
Stillwater
James T. Tene
Golorado
Eberhart Calls for Soil Renewal at National Exposition
Minnesota Governor Adolph Eberhart urged better farming in America during a Chicago address to the National Fairs and Exposition association. He warned of soil depletion and declining yields from single cropping, arguing that the nation must halt waste and apply remedies to sustain future food supplies.
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Chicago
Minois
Adolph 0
Oberhart
Minnesota
National Fairs and Exposition Association
America
Eberhart
Minnesota State Conservation Congress Planned in February
State leaders announce the first Minnesota state conservation congress to be held in February or March with annual congresses to follow in various cities. Delegates will be appointed through commercial organizations and agricultural interests, with governor appointing. Key organizers include D. M. Neill, Clinton L. Mosher, EMS. Warner and Louis W. Hill, and Gov. A. O. Eberhart.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
D. M. Neill
Red Wing
Federated Commercial Clubs
Clinton L. Mosher
Mus. Warner
A. O. Eberhart
State Auditory
G. Iverson
W. DL. Harris
H. A. Tuttle
Minneapolis
Ems. Warner
Louis W. Hill
St. Pauh
H. V. Hua
Duluth
Gray
Boss
University of Minnesota
Eli S. Warner
University
Welsh
W. L. Harris
Louis W. H
Eberhart
Professor Gray
Minneapolis Case Dismissed in Interstate Rates Clash
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co complaint against Omaha and Northwestern railroads. It ruled the $5 Hopkins to Minneapolis switching charge reasonable unless Hopkins is to be treated same as Minneapolis for all business on all lines.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
Omaha and Northwestern
Great Northern
Hopkins
Minneapolis
Interstate Commission
State Fr u its Show at Minnesota Horticultural Society Meet
In Minneapolis the Minnesota State Horticultural Society and auxiliaries opened a four day session at the First Unitarian church. More than 1 000 plates of fruits from the northwest were displayed in the church basement. The prize list covered grapes roses pecks of apples top worked apples seedling apples bushel boxes of apples and nuts. Convention headquarters were at the Majestic hotel. Speakers were limited to ten minutes with features including an address on Breeding by W M Hays assistant secretary of agriculture illustrated by lantern pictures.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota State Horticultural Society
Minnesota State Forestry Association
Plant Breeders’ Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary
Minnesota State Florists’ Society
Minnesota State Boalkeepers
Siviety
Pirat Unitarian Church
Majestic Hotel
W. M. Hays
Agslitant Secretary of Agriculture
Lantern Pictures
Power Company Supplies Many Idea
Fergus Falls The Otter Tail Power Company of this city closed a contract to supply electricity for fighting the city of Breckenridge and operate the pumps for Wahpeton's water works system. The company is already supplying Wahpeton with electricity for lighting, and also supplies Fergus Falls. The power is obtained from a dam five miles below this city and transmitted across the country. The distance to Breckenridge and Wahpeton is twenty five miles.
Iowa Figures in State Agricultural Society Elections
A Des Moines gathering re-elected C. Be. Cameron of Aita as president for a fourth term and W. C. Brown of Clarion as vice president. Other district members were chosen, with some incumbents reelected. Governor Carroll and Weather Observer Chappel gave addresses, and Dr. Samuel Bailey urged temperance via apple eating at the horticultural meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Cameron
Aita
State Agricultural Society
Des Moines
W. C. Brown
Clarion
Marrow
Association
B. Packard
Michael McDonald
EB M. Wentworth
Packard
Charles Hscher
McDonald
Carroll
Chappel
B. W. Crossley
Samuel Bailey
State Horticultural Society
Eva Faherty
Dubuque
United States
Panama
Taft
William Smith
C. EB. Lown
Mason City
Jawa
Polk County
J. J. Proudfit
Altoona
Towa
Coliseum
Proudfit
Louisa J. Wallace
Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
DeSoto
Dallas County
Scott County
Indiana
5. I. Gross
Charles N. la Rue
Atlantic
Mrs. Carson
Colorado
Nine Characteristics of Effective Prayer in Acts
The paper outlines nine traits of powerful prayer: social, intelligent, vocal, united, direct, to God as creator, to God as revealer, fulfilled prophecy, and definite in aims. It stresses prayer by the whole body, equal access for all, and bold petition for courage and miraculous signs through Jesus.
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Peter
John
Christ
Earth
God
Heaven
David
Jesus
Herod
Pontius Pilate
Israel
Pilate
Ian
Glok
Paul's Last Words and Victory in Faith
The text reflects Paul's final exhortations to Timothy, urging steadfastness amid internal and external enemies, the mustering of spiritual weapons, and the promise of reward. It frames Paul's life as a model of perseverance, preaching, and ultimate triumph through faith in Christ and the crown of righteousness.
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Christ
Paul
Timothy
Southey
Inch¢apa
Aberbrotheck
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Earth
Nero
Wilson
R. V
Pindar
Pytheas
Lampo
Hervey
Germany
England
Heaven
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Frank Smith
H. J. Ledbeter
William H. Macbeth
Henry Hodapp
Decorah
Howard Bender
Lake Crystal
Thomas Rooney
Ceresco
John C. Bixby
Garden City
F. B. Eaton
R. E. Stanley
Shelby
Charles Moses
Thomas C. Norman
P. H. Jordan
Eiic Shaw
Butternut Valley
State Conservation Congress
Threshing Machine Company
Iowa News
Bennett
Fort Dodge
Iowa Central Railway
Young Men's Christian Association
Cornell Bluffs
W. L. Roach
Muscatine
Iowa
J. H. D. Bostwick
Tenth Ohio Cavalry
Maggia McCreary
Lake City
Geo. M. Chappell
Iowa Climate and Crop Report Service Bureau
Jim Blaine
Marshall County
Marshall
C. C. Church
Liscomb
G. W. Ferguson
Ferguson Farm
Hinsdale
Jdwn Forrest
Kate
Green
Bashaw
Mr. Ferguson
Ferguson
Vera Heinly
Yong
Minturn Hospital
New York City
St. Andrew's Hotel
Heinly
Carnegie Hall
Pittsburg
Sheffield Brick & Tile Company
Sheffield
Henry Neal
M. H. Gillett
Nathan H. Collins
Red Oak
Keokus
Monroe
Pedro
Des. Maines
Collins
Monroe County
Charles Norton
Avoca
Norton
J. H. Spence
Clinton
Mount Pleasant
Abbie Miller
Marshall Jordan
Burlington
Korschgen Olf Keokuk
Mt. Pleasant
American Association of Fairs and Expositions
Will Parmlee
Newton
Rock Island
E. Hastman
Owatonna
Minn
Council Bluffs
California
I. A. Noss
State University of
B. P B. Carroll
William Beetcher
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