Democratic National Committee Meets in Washington Today
The Democratic National Committee meets in Washington City at the Arlington hotel today to fix the time and place for the next national convention. King Oscar II of Sweden died early Sunday morning in Stockholm palace. his son Oscar Gustave Adolph will succeed him as Gustave with the motto With the people for the fatherland.
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Butler Local Option Election Passes Quietly
On a damp murky day Butler held a local option election with calm order and full voter rights respected. Women in white ribbons served hot lunches at the Catterlin building while the bandstand area sheltered workers and teams moved voters. overall humor prevailed and residents agreed to enforce local option laws together.
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Bates County Local Option Wins Wide Victory
Returns from most precincts in Bates County show local option carried by a large majority. Voting was light with little excitement as results came in around Wednesday.
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Gathering of the Fleet at Old Point Comfort in historic naval spectacle
Crowds fill Old Point Comfort Virginia as 16 great battleships assemble to depart for a long Pacific voyage. Minnesota and Kentucky lag, others including Connecticut Louisiana Kansas and Vermont form the first squadron, with social events planned for officers and families ahead of schedule.
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Nebraska's New Regent Sworn In At Lincoln Meeting
At the state university board of regents meeting in Lincoln on Tuesday W C Rodgers of Waterloo was sworn in as regent to fill the short vacancy He received more than 30000 votes at the last election and was the sole candidate for the post
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Lincoln Life Underwriters Protest Against Kansas City Firm
In Lincoln Nebraska on December 10, twelve life insurance companies protested to State Auditor Searle against Great Western Life Insurance Company of Kansas City. The protesters were instructed to file a written protest and a hearing date will be set.
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Kentucky Outrage Shatters Baum Home in Illinois
An infernal machine exploded Tuesday at the home of Samuel Baum a retired farmer in Danville Illinois causing partial wreckage to the house and damage to nearby homes. Baum and his family escaped serious injury. No group claimed responsibility this is the third such outrage within a year.
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Boston aide to secretary earns bronze bravery medal
Assistant Secretary of State Robert Bacon receives a bronze medal from the Massachusetts Humane Society for saving two unknown mariners from drowning in a Castles sedar dieidher 18, Soot. The honor underscores his courageous rescue during the incident.
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State's Attorney Healy vows enforcement in Chicago case
Chicago December news reports State's Attorney Healy announced Monday night that he would enforce the laws amid ongoing local cases. The remarks followed inquiries into public safety and regulatory actions in the city. The statement signals potential prosecutions or crackdowns in the near term.
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Goldfield Quiet as Troops Stand By
Washington reports Col. Reynolds in Goldfield Nev states district is orderly with normal business outside closed mines. Authorities say no interference, troops present heightens confidence. Operators plan to reopen mines this week, risk of trouble if disputes persist.
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Kansas City Bank Reopens After Closure
Kansas City bank status returns to normal as Stock Yards Bank of Commerce reopens Tuesday morning after the National Bank of Commerce closure. It reports fifty thousand dollars ready for cash and sight exchange against one hundred twenty thousand dollars in deposits, signaling readiness to resume standard operations. Also notes Senator Foraker urging primary election delegate selection at duly authorized primaries and the death of Joseph Armstrong, longtime manager of Christian Science publications, born in Carrollton Missouri in 1848.
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Market Reports Kansas City Live Stock Dec 10
Market activity across major U S cattle hog and sheep markets shows receipts: Kansas City and Chicago reports with cattle prices, hogs mostly steady to lower, and sheep steady to weak. Notable figures include cattle ranges from native steers to Texas and western categories, hogs at roughly 4.30 to 4.50, and sheep with lambs around 5.25 to 6.10 in several markets.
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