Tobacco pool plans stir county boards of control
County boards of control debate a new pool for tobacco and crop trust actions. Farmers fear delays and low returns while talks on independent and trust roles continue. Prices may rise in the next two years as bids and sales shape the 1909 crop market.
Additional Indictments Filed in Reelfoot Lake Night Rider Case
Union City Tenn Dec 3 Twenty three additional indictments were read by the grand jury in the Reelfoot Lake night rider raids raising total indictments to 133. The charges implicate captains and signal use of judge Matthews in releases and rearrests await trial as a special term of court opens Monday. W M Mayo former deputy sheriff and Charles Gray and O Dammels from the lake district were released today.
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Commercial Tribune
Union City
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Charles Gray
W. O'Dammels
Lake District
Kentucky Planter Fends Off Tobacco Rioters With Guards
Dr Satpel H Halley of Meadow Farm Lexington purchased property from Mrs James F Pepper and hid guards to harvest and protect his tobacco crop. He posted a tower guard at night and used rockets to deter riders while courthouses and police coordinated rapid response to alarms. Despite threats, Halley’s crop was safely harvested and sold.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Satpel ‘H. Halley
Meadow‘pé
James F’. Pepper
Halley
Hugh
Inty
Dr. Halley
Rother
Press Message Delayed Plans for Congress Session
Washington announces the annual message to Congress will be read at the start of the second session. The Senate plans a brief adjournment for Senatorial memorials and new member swearing in. Speaker Cannon says the House will adjourn after new appointees are sworn in and a committee will notify the president.
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Press- Us
Congress
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Cannon
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Ray
Anaes
Pleas for Pardons Rejected by State Board
Dispatch from UMBUSE Ohio reports the state board of pardons held its regular monthly meeting with surprisingly few cases acted upon in favor. Rejected cases included John Green Hamilton burglary ten years, George Herper shooting to wound ten years, Stanley Mayerfield Hamilton robbery twelve years, William Spencer Cuyahoga forgery one year. Marie Bernardo Cleveland girl serving life for murder last winter was not considered.
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Father and Son Improve Health on Right Food
An Ohio wife reports her husband long troubled by stomach issues and post operative weakness. After six months in hospital and appendectomy, he lost weight until 108 pounds. a diet of Grape-Nuts with cream, eggs, malt, toast, milk, and baked potato restored strength.
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Ohio
Salary loan sharks target city paychecks under new plan
Citizens' company directors weigh backing a salary loan enterprise to outpace payday sharks. City officials including Auditor Von Bargen and Assistant City Solicitor Morrill press the crackdown, while Tolman’s agreement forms surface amid condemnation talk.
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New York
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Cincinnati
O’brien
Ballot Boxes In Constantinople Amid Ceremony
Constantinople witnessed an unprecedented scene as municipal ballot boxes were carried through the streets in a two mile procession escorted by troops and bands. Delegates from religious bodies joined the event marking a historic civic display. A protocol between Turkey and Montenegro settling their boundary dispute was signed in the city with minor Munihor changes.
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Montenegro
Officers elected at International Live Stock exposition
The International Live Stock exposition directors elected officers tonight in Chicago with Alvin H. Sanders re-elected president, A. T. Lovejoy as first vice president, Colonel W. E. Skinner as second vice president, and Mortimer Lovering as secretary and treasurer.
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W. E. Skinner
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Mortimer Lovering
Cincinnati
Early Holiday Cheer for Working Girls and Service Staff
Do your Christmas shopping early in the season and at the start of the day, aiding the hard working women and staff who serve customers.
Toledo Hospital Pioneers Humane Restraint And Uplift
An article praises the Toledo hospital as a model of humane care for the insane. It notes use of gentle restraints, outdoor air, and sleep as therapies, and credits staff innovations like a safety bath and gas-escape device. It discusses heredity and environment as causes, the need for liquor reforms, and the broader social aim of uplifting care.
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United States
Toledo Hospital
Frederic J. Haskin
To take home small packages means shorter hours for workers
A note on how delivering small parcels affects scheduling. The phrase links home deliveries to reduced shift lengths for saleswomen drivers and delivery staff.
Hazel Jury In Murder Case Not Yet Completed
In Toledo on December 3 a jury remains incomplete after three days of effort in the murder case against Jyvey Hazel a 17 year old indicted for killing his mother on January 11. Of seventy nine men examined nearly half oppose capital punishment.
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Jyvey Hazel
Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Hazel
C. and C. Agent Acquitted in Rail Case
The United States circuit court in Richmond deliberated briefly before acquitting Alexander P. Gilbert assistant general freight agent of the Chesapeake & Ohio railway on charges of unlawful revating. The jury rendered its verdict after five minutes of deliberation.
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Richmond
United States
Alexander P. Gilbert
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Gilbert
Mrs. Rice Testifies in Davis Murder Trial
Mrs Abbie B Rice continued her testimony in the murder trial of Charles E Davis for Sept 2 killing of Dr Austin. Court rulings limited and later permitted her narrative including alleged past to influence three lives. She cried when mentioning Rustin s mother as the testimony extended into the day.
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Omaha
Néb
Abbie B. Rice
Charles E. Davis
Austin
Davis
Mrs. Rice
Dr. Rustin
Rustin
Jury exonerates woman in Chicago shooting case
Miss Estelle Stout was exonerated by a coroner's jury in Chicago after being found to have fired only as Hornberger felled her sister with a blow and endangered her sister's life. The commission concluded the shooting occurred while the sister was in imminent danger.
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Chicago
Estelle Stout
Henry
Hornberger
Night Shift Savings Shoppers Packed by Day
180 to 12 in the event log shows savings as orders can be packed during the day. The change reduces night work and speeds service.
Unity of church action leads Federal Council session
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America opens with 400 delegates from 33 denominations, about 18 million members. Bishop E R Hendrix of Kansas City is elected president, with Rev Dr Rivington D Lord named permanent recording secretary and Alfred B Kimball as treasurer as debates include over denominational distinctions.
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Movement For Unity of Church Action
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
E. R. Hendrix
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Federal Council
James D. Barton
Boston
Hoss
Nashville
Herdrix
Rivington D. Lord
Brooklyn
Free Baptist
Alfred BR. Kimball
New York
Presbyterian
Palmer Resigns As President of Minnesota Insurance Firm
ST. PAUL Minn Dec 3 Timothy R Palmer a former president of a Minnesota insurance company committed suicide in his room after resigning earlier in the day Melancholia and illness are cited as possible motives Palmer had been ill but continued duties before his death in his residence today
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Restere
Palmer
Baen
hippos @ition
ST. Paul
Minn
Timothy R. Palmer
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