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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

6

Ash Cloud Devastates Alaska Port Areas In Eruption

News from Mineo and Seattle report Katmai volcano spewing ash and stones along Shelikof strait affecting Kodiak Afognak Raspberry islands. Government seeks relief by dispatching revenue cutters Manning and Tahoma, while Sitka wireless outages impede communication. Severe headaches attributed to sulphuric ash. crews press to reach fishermen and cannery workers amid dense smoke.

Mineo Alaska Governors Office United States Seward Coll Day Tilamna Kodiak Governor's Office Revenue Manning Tahoma Sitka Pacific Secretary of the Treasury Seattle Wash Sheliket Strait Katmai Afognak Raspberry Islands Mount Katmul Shelikof Strait Kodiak Island

Warren backs son in law amid army chief plan

Washington June 11. The conference report on the army appropriation, a highly debated bill, was adopted in the senate by a record vote. If approved by the house, Maj. Gen. John J. Pershing could be in line for chief of staff, while charges touch Warren and his son in law. Hay of the house committee links to the chief of staff provision. Warren defends himself while opponents view the move as bluff. Also flagged is a costly Pole Mountain maneuver ground purchase adjacent to Warren’s sheep range.

Washington Congress Senate Bertard Wood Sta Rec Wood Ainsworth Stimson Aineworth Friends of Ainsworth Hay House Conference Committee Warren War Ren Hrig John J. Pershing Department of Mindanao Staf Gen. Funston Pole Mountain Wyo Home Insurance Company of New York J. F. Herrell & Son Butler, Mo J. F. Herrell

Farmers oppose Single Tax Amendment in Missouri

Missouri Farmer editor Geo. B. Ellis argues against the proposed Single Tax Amendment due in November. The May issue analyzes how the measure would unfairly shift taxation to landowners, urging every farmer to inform themselves. The paper, published from Missouri's agricultural center in Columbia, promotes farming interests and subscription details.

Missouri Geo. B. Ellis Ellis Missouri State Board of Agriculture Great Agricultural College Missouri Farmer Columbia

Famous Stage Beauties Use Arnica Salve for Skin Ailments

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as preventing horror on skin eruptions blotches sores or pimples. Claims to beautify the face cure eczema salt rheum and heals sore lips chapped hands chilblains burns cuts and bruises. Sold for 25 cents at F T Y.

The Herd Should Be Called of Loafers

A historical note discusses dairy cow evaluation focusing on milk yield over fat percentage. It recommends simple monthly milk weight records using balanced scales, then yearly totals to judge breeders. The Babcock test is cited for fat content, with emphasis on profitability tied to milk output and ration quality.

Babcock C. H. Eekles University of Missouri Dairy Department

Arbitration Board Named to Settle Railroad Dispute

Washington report shows Chief Justice White, Dr. Charles P. Neill, and Judge Knapp appointing a board of arbitration to resolve differences between east of Chicago railroads and their engineers. The panel includes Oscar Strauss and P. H. Morrissey. About 25,000 engineers are affected across 50 railroads including Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio.

Washington Board of Arbitration Chicago White Charles P. Neill Knapp Commerce Court Oscar Strauss Secretary of Commerce and Labor P. H. Morrissey The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Ohio River

Brave Pointer Saves Pups as Stable Burns Down

Louisville on June 11. A valuable pointer belonging to William Smyzer, a dog fancier, sounded an alarm by barking to wake the neighborhood. She returned to her burning stable to guard her puppies and died beside them as the structure burned to the ground.

Louisville William Smyzer

Embezzlement Charge Lands Mexican Promoter in El Paso

Gonzales Enrile once chief promoter of Mexico's revolution and financer was arrested in El Paso at Mexico's request on embezzlement charges from his time as consul in Clifton Arizona. Captured in Juarez, he faced death byCol Orozco who later ordered his release, and Enrile reportedly died by gunshot days later. He remains jailed pending extradition papers.

el Paso Tex Gonzales Enrile Mexico Diaz Clifton Ariz Enrile United States Juarez Carlos Gonzales Col. Orozco

Hotel Rates Soaring During National Convention

Chicago reports show hotel proprietors raising rates to meet demand from a large influx of visitors. Many rooms doubled or tripled in price as organizers and attendees flooded the city for a national convention.

Chicago

Breezy Hill Man Shot at Interurban Crossing

Angelo Ekli of Breezy Hill was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by an unidentified assailant at an Interurban line crossing near Breezy Hill Pittsburg Kan on June 11. No motive is known.

Pittsburg Kan Angelo Ekli Breezy Hill

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Senator Warren Standard Oil Company Indiana Corporation C. H. Eckels H. C. Wyatt & Son Himea Farmers Bank Building Bates County W. F. Duvall Arthur Duvall J. B. Duvall W. D. Yates H. H. Harshaw Missouri State Bank Ler
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