Virginia Items In Town And County Notes
Virginia items recount visits and social events across Rich Hill Butler and surrounding areas. Fath er in law Phillip Heckadon and Rev W T Pyle are noted visitors. Margaret Hays and UC Wolfe kin are mentioned. A medal contest is announced for Nov 1 with Prohibition candidate reciting on whisky evils. political meetings clash with a Republican event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bones
Rich Hill
Phillip Heckadon
H. C. Clark
Butler
Bates County
McFadden's Hall
W. T. Pyle
Washington Park
James J. Wolfe
Burlington
UC. Wolfe
Fulkess Margie Hays
Kansas
C. W. Wolfe
J. Park
Elkhart Township
Was & Virginia
Ella Meek
Agnes Arnold
Virginia
Aeron
Ed Butler Indicted Again in City Lighting Bribe Case
St Louis October grand jury indicts Colonel Edward Butler a local multimillionaire with bribery in the city lighting deal that allegedly distributed forty seven thousand dollars among members of the house of delegates. Butler to be tried in Columbia Mo at the November term.
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St. Louis
Edward Butler
House of Delegates
Butler
Columbia
Clinton's Corn Carnival Opens in Clinton Missouri
Clinton authorities unveil Missouri's first corn carnival with a corn palace shaped like a Maltese cross in the courthouse yard. A 30 foot tower looms above walls of cornstalks and a thatched roof. The interior features ear mosaics and judges call it more artistic than regional exhibits. The event includes a large farm display, a cattle show led by George M. Casey with a $10,000 Shorthorn herd, and speeches by Senator Cork and local figures, with ongoing events through the week.
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Clinton
Missouri
Corn Palace
George M. Casey
Henry County
Kies City
Cork
Ray Palner
Aod
Norman J. Calman
Division settlement outlined for Africa between Germany and Britain
The Hague reports a proposed agreement dividing southeast Africa. Germany would receive land from the Zambezi north to its borders. Britain would gain the area east of the Zambezi including Lanmene Mivryiins, Deters Bay and delta. Sovereignty steps would be staggered with debate on control and future administration.
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Hague
Net
Geemny
England
Biwe
Germany
Zambesi Merth
Brgelined
Deters Bay
Delta
Pritieh
Africa
Legal principle set on news rights by appeals court
Judges Jenkins Grieseup and Haker Jim Bunn of the United States court of appeals rule Western Union Telegraph company holds property rights in news it authorizes and that such rights do not vanish when news is published on tickets rented to patrons. The court enjoins the National Telegraph News company and the Signal Commission company from using the quotations in question.
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Chicago
Jenkins, Grieseup
Haker Jim Bunn
United States Court of Appeals
Western Union Telegraph Company
Court of Appeals
National Telegraph News Company
Sinale Commission Company
Loubert Imitates Roosevelt in Arbitration Move
Parla October 28 Premier Combs explained government arbitration steps after coal mine owners in Tas-de-Calais accepted and none refused. Government offer seen as likely to succeed with mining centers reporting calm and miners hopeful arbitration will proceed.
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Parla
Combs
Department
Tas-de-Calais
Robberies and accidents in latest reports
Irwin Pennsylvania reports a night watchman bound gagged and assaulted as four men cracked a vault at Westmoreland Cowl. About $40 000 was disbursed for two weeks pay but robbers secured only around 2100. Lane University moves from Lecompton to Holton following trustees consent in a tied decision. Mrs Roosevelt's sister Mrs Douglas Habinson arrives ill in New York after an overseas trip. Bellefontaine Ohio notes a ball game tragedy when a player’s knife injury from a passing bag leads to instant death.
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Irwin
Joe Hamburg
Westmoreland Cowl Company
West Irwin
Puyalny
New York
Douglas Habinson
Roosevelt
Europe
Robinson
Grandson of Jesse James Born in Liberty Missouri
A son was born to Henry Carr and his wife of Kearney on October 28 in Liberty. The baby is a grandson of the late Jesse James, through Mrs. Ragr, his daughter. The boy will be named Frank Roosevelt after Frank James and the president.
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Liberty
Henry Carr
Kearney
Cill
Jesse James
Ragr
Frank Roosevelt
Frank James
Todd
Wyoming
Chas
Zwahlen
Johny Whrim
Miss Corn Church
Alma Radcliff
John M. Graham
Suwll Farm
Missouri
Chas. Miller
K. Oc
Maddy
Sayyshies
Uokey Uve
Olabacudors
Praise for the Marines in Philippine service and hardships
General Charles Heywood reports on Marine actions in the Philippines during the prior year. He notes long marches across Samar, hardships endured, and efforts to keep officers in service while proposing a two year term. The narrative highlights Maj. Waller and mutiny campaigns in the Southern Swine area and describes a dramatic attack on fortified caves in the Sehotem district.
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Dreary Samar
Sohotan
Washington
Get
Charles Heywood
United States Marine
Secretary of the Navy
Philippines
Heywood
Adres
Maj
Waller
Envio
Sohoten
Sehotem
Nenutiles
Emery
Iuiles Aetos Sanne
Uleree Niettis
Colombia Demands Higher Payment in Spooner Act Treaty Talks
Washington October 8 The Colombia government has sent its reply to the State Department on a proposed annual treaty under the Spooner act. It rejects the proposed $7,000,000 payment as inadequate and insists on a ten year term with renewal by the United States, asserting perpetual canal control and a broader financial arrangement.
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Washington
Oet
State Department
Herron
Legation
United States
Colombia
Wits
Aera Fetok
Aden
Fateh Quartet
Corleegpelinn
Company Plans Chain of Cigar Stores
Sammie dianener announced the company filed articles of incorporation to form a chain of cigar stores. He said the plan is to earn profit from a nationwide effort by buying enevls in large quantities.
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Konses Clix
Unite! OK
Canipeeny Line
Sammie Dianener
Conpany
Forgotten His Fringe and a License Name Mix Up
In Torrington Connecticut Joseph Chatelot sought a liquor license but clerk misread his bid to name the holder as Celegaretin. The issue involved a duplicate name on the certificate and a note about Mitchell Day preparations in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania with coal towns planning demonstrations.
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Torrington
Joseph Chatelot
Wilkesbarre
L'A
Qet
Wyoming
Austrian Surgeon in Denver Performs Operations
A noted Viennese surgeon Mrof. A. D. Lorenz operated on three children at Luke's hospital for genital issues and on several others at Equity Hospital. Pastor Mev. A. b. Ward of Martinsville Ind has resigned to take a Bible chair at the state university in Lawrence Kan.
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Denver
Col
Get
A. D. Lorenz
Luke's Hospital
Equity Hospital
Mev
A. B. Ward
The
Christian Church
Martinsville
Ind
State University
Lawrence, Kan
Christian Churches
Tarif Will Not Down
Washington reports public demand for tariff revision. Arkansas representative Crowdidge criticizes a tariff commission plan as ineffective and says Congress and the administration cannot solve the issue by delegation. He compares the situation to a failed scheme and insists the tariff cannot be set aside.
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Washington
Katelon Judge Crowdidge
Messihey
Congress
Cone
Hierpie
Wonderfully healing graft aids injured Kansas boy
A peculiar surgical operation was performed at Svivia in Hutchiesen county Saturday. Brown Low Tow Hesh from Hutchison was injured in a threshing machine weeks ago. The wound refused to heal, skin torn flesh. Doon girls of the neighborhood band laborers and seventy strong stonall strife ofebin removed from a quarter to half a ninety mile and grafted onto the wound. Skin began to grow and Brownhee’s recovery is expected.
Payne firm note of thanks for reliable service in piano work
Fragmentary note from Piaoo Tunlog of Toowloun Trinity praising FP. Mos Skagys for substantial work and reliability. It asks to leave orders at Day blouse and mentions Kinmata & Co piano craft in Minnificet and Chiewwo.
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Toowloun Trinity
Kinmata & Co
Editor's demand drives delinquent subscriber to pay up
A Kansas editor sends a sharp note to a delinquent subscriber and cites his own bills for paper and fuel. The subscriber visits the editor, sees debts and hears a plan to call reliable men to settle them, and relents, paying arrears and rejoining the paper.
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Kansas
Swede pianist Alfred Peterson dies in toast tragedy
New York October 27 Alfred Peterson a Swedish piano maker after losing work grew despondent. Friends urged cheer to his house where Peterson proposed a toast to the dear fatherland and drew a revolver killing himself before others could intervene.
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New York
Alfred Peterson
Quente
Peterson
Ile
Fatherland
Iterfere Stiot
Life in Peril Cited By Alfred Bee of Welfare Tex
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas writes of biliousness and a backache that left him worn out and unable to work. He began using Electric Bitters and reports improved sleep, appetite, strength, and a return to work. The ad claims they give vigor to weak sickly people and promote new life. Available for 30 cents at H L Tucker’s drug store.
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Alfred Bee
Tex
H. L. Tucker's
Passaic community notes mourn death and harvest news
Cade Wm Walls died on the eve of the 21st after months of suffering leaving a widow and children. Funeral services conducted by Kev Jewell of Butler. Grain is coming in late with corn bringing a good price. Many neighbors and friends offer sympathy. Local tidbits include farm work, visits from relatives in Butler and Wyoming, corn husking, and attendance at a Kansas City show.
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Cade Wm
Walls
Kev
Jewell
Butler
Wilcos
Mr. Todd
Il Robinson
Finder
Cal
Mr. Mosier
J. W. Packer
Passaic
Witter
Cherchist
Tom McCnni
Dr. Snyder
Ballard
Geo. Church
Bullard
Sid Aexander
Rikhart
Sid
IR. M. Wilcox
Ev. Stewart
Astoria
Eph Mewler
Nebraska
Matler
Lian Ray
Druggist Endorses King’s New Discovery for Colds
In Davis Kentucky JT Smith advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as the fastest selling cure for consumption coughs and colds. He claims it cures where doctors fail and guarantees satisfaction with refunds. Trial bottles are free with regular sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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JT. Smith
Davis
Dr. King
H. L. Tucker
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Kan
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Mra. On
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B. Flesher
Lawar
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Turkey
Cap. Nickels
Maggie
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League Society
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Peoria
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C. A. Wallace
Kansas City
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Aaron
Ed” Butler
Sion
Southeast
Federal Court of Appeals
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Frapen Hina
Borglara
Lane University
Lecompton
Northeast Kansas United Brethren Conference
Holton
Campbell University
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Poospvelt
Slater
Late Ji
Bellefontaine
Thomas Walker
Walker
Grandaon of
Geo. Heywood
Philippine Islands
Pani
Telay
Somme
Cigar Store
Tarif
Iirls
Louisiana
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Adrian
W. O. Atkeson
Lena
Apkinsox
Grainfield
J. GC. Fleenor
Amsterdam
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J. A. Blin
D. B. Lotapeich
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M. Seeker
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Parr
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