Iowa Crop Yield Estimates Stir Debate Among Officials
Iowa officials clash over crop yield forecasts with figures from United States Department of Agriculture and Illinois reports. J W Sage of the State crop service questions high Illinois and nationwide estimates, noting reports are often speculative. The November Iowa crop bulletin will continue to publish yield estimates based on statewide crop reporters.
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Iowa
United States
DefaiAment of
Milnois
J. Wt. Sage
Wether
Crop Service
Department of Agriculture
Sage
Iowa Crop Service
Soldiers in disgrace as officers arrested over prize fight
Captain O W Kolp First Lt James D Mazon and 2d Lt Dan F P Means of Company B Davenport are under military arrest by order of Adjutant General Byars for willfully disobeying orders to stop a prize fight in Davenport. They will face a court martial. steps will be taken against the Scott county sheriff and county attorney for failure to act. Kolp says he took responsibility and is willing to face blame.
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Ara Mieed
O. W. Kulp
James D. Mazon
Dan FP
Davenport
Wwatle
Adjt
Byars
Cummins
Divenport
Scott County
Iowa
Kolp
Thomas Walsh
Hardin County
Glendive
Mont
Stix
Walsh
Elizabeth Tell
Portsmouth
Rock Island
Ames
John Parks
Thomas Coffee
Marshaltown
Burlington
United States Navy
Marquisville
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Eric Walberg
Bowers
Nathan D. Bloom
Dex Moines
Quick Dash for Liberty
Clay County prisoner Geo Gibbons slipped from Spencer jail duty by locking Keeper Thomas Babcock in the cell after supper and escaping. Babcock freed five minutes later, reporting the disappearance to Sheriff Pinnea as Gibbons fled with the jail keys left in the door. He faces charges linked to a hardware store burglary in Dyerly.
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Clay County
Jatter
Geo. Gibbons
Spencer
Thomas Babcock
Babcock
Gibbons
Pinnea
Grand
Dyerly
Terrible Accident at Wilton Claims Family
A Rock Island freight train collided with a buggy at Wilton, killing the six week old baby and injuring the mother and a six year old child. George Angerer, his wife, and four children were aboard when the crossing was struck as the train backed up after signaling. Coroner's jury testimony raised questions about whether the crossing was safe and signals were properly given.
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Rock Island
Wilton
George Angerer
Des Moines Describes Fatal Auto Crash and Injuries
A high speed auto crash in Des Moines kills R. Nattinger, vice president of Sears-Nattinger Automobile Co, and injures Bronk Getchel and four others. The party’s guests were in the big car when it struck a gas wagon as Nattinger failed to see it. Several seriously hurt include Mia, Maude Joeckel, Ruth and Anna Wilkinson.
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Hien Gan
Des Moines
R. Nattinger
Sears-Nattinger Automobile Company
Bronk Getchel
Getcnell-Martin Lumber Company
Mia
Maude Joeckel
Ruth Wilkinson
Anna Wilkinson
Nnattinger
Party News Guesta
Iowa News Notes From Mason City and Surroundings
A digest of Iowa items, including dairy and milk trade concerns in Mason City, the Southern Town Poultry and Stock Association show cancellation due to economic stringency, a heart death of Laura Clavit Simpson, a deadly auto crash, and various local incidents from Des Moines to Council Bluffs. Notable mentions include bank cashier disappearance in Corwith, grand jury activity in Johnson County, a fatal mule collision near Ames, and miners’ unrest at Marquisville mine near Des Moines.
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Tran
Getehell
O. Nuttinger
Tes Moines
John C. Simpson
Department of Agriculure Lms
State Farmers’ Institute
Davie
Davenport
Corwith State Bank
State Bank
Johnson County
Lowa City
Mild
Howard Torter
Uoyty Liebering
Princeton
Arthur Ryan
Milwaukee
Mason City
John Adans
Albia
Council Hlulls
Kanesse
Albert Davidson
Tisinnapolis
Labor unions expand across North America and Europe
A broad report outlines new unions formed in Boston, St. Paul, and London with wage increases and benefit plans. It notes the International Brotherhood of Teamsters growth, a New England sheet metal union sick fund, and a vigorous AFL affiliated publishing effort. Strikes occur in Ireland, Vienna, and across Canada and the United States as union activity widens and organizing drives begin.
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Varga
N. D
S Team Enginers
Tewell
Mass
Barbers
London
Onta Hye
Minneapolis
Bartenders’ Union
Council of
Carpenters
St. Paul
Minn
Boston
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
New England
Building Trades of
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Los Angeles
Galbatell Fa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United States
Ewinsen
Tingland
Chicago Carpenters
Juins
International Union of Flour and Cereg
Bloomington
Illinois Steel Company
New York City
Tailors
Structural Iron Workers' Union
John TH. Brinkman
International Carriage and Wagon Workers of North America
Austria
Vienna
Boston Methodist Ministers
Boston C, DL U
Woman's Trade Union
Women's League
Plan
England
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Labor Bureau
Mldrights’ Union of
Sweden
Building Uions
Mastera Ln
Pattermmakers
Belmat
Ireland
Debrutalized Football Costs Lives and Limbs in 1907
A grim tally from 1907 shows thirteen dead youths and children and many permanently disabled players after season play. Debrutalized football amid reforms fails to curb injuries, as universities report only slight declines and officials in several cities ban the sport for safety concerns.
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Swarthmore
Princeton
Yale
Almy
Cochrane
Columbus
Ind
Barry Ruddell
Felty
Lowell's View of Mares and planetary evolution theory
The paper by Prof. Vereival Lowell argues modern astronomy emphasizes planetary evolution from nebular origins. He cites a solar collision, meteorites sharing earthlike elements, and Mara as central in planetary development with heat and size shaping life histories.
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Lowell
Vereival Lowell
Maora
Bratich
Mara
T'rof
Citec
Figurea of Football Toll 1907 to Date
Fragmented OCR records list injuries and deaths among college and high school football players, with mentions of broken bones, concussions, dislocations, and other injuries. The garbled counts show scattered totals and dates but few clear names or locations.
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Mamta Visiesse Ses Desecseese
Ohile
Eeebeeseveseesse
Aliens Returning Home Boosts New York Passage Rise
Foreign laborers flock home by the thousands from New York as steamer lines report record return rates. An estimated 600,000 aliens may head to their native countries carrying nearly 100 million dollars. Winter steerage surges driven by low fares and idle mills leave many workers abroad, shaping next spring's immigration and labor shortages.
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New York
Tuscope
Italy
America
Global unrest and court rulings ripple across continents
A sweeping Rome anti clerical victory signals religious power shifts while violence erupts with Janinese factory attacks on the Island of or Most. From Brazil to London, leaders face diplomatic strains and court decisions. Manila honors Taft as Kaiser praises peace efforts amid financial and labor tensions worldwide.
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Rome
Trade and Business Conditions Report A Downtrodden Week
Market notes show currency tightness and muted activity across wholesale and retail sectors. Business failures rise in New York districts with 263 filings, while dips in hides and winter goods reflect cautious demand and overall economic stagnation this period.
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New York
Bradstredt
S . Morejat
Chicago market prices for cattle and grain in 1900 era list
Market summary from Chicago and other cities shows cattle prices from $3.50 to $6.25 per cwt with hogs at $3.50 to $5.10 and sheep from $2.50 to $7.00. Wheat ranges No 2 red 88 to 92 cents, corn No 2 60 to 64 cents, oats 40 to 48 cents, rye 70 to 79 cents. butter and eggs also noted.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Uae
Milwaukee
New York
Goa
Mining congress backs stricter federal control on lands
The national mining congress adopted a resolution favoring stricter federal control of mining lands at Joplin Missouri. Attorney General W I Dyson of Colorado began action in the district court at Denver to break up the so called Bisvers List. Five suffered 200000 dollars in damage in Parra Kansas with Kre fo losing 40000 and Cooper Lauber Company and Dodge Struan Lauber Company each losing 8040.
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National Mining Congress
Ingeston
Joplin
W. IL Dyson
Cal Rado
Istriut Cour
Denver
Parga Kan
Kre
Cooper Lauber Company
Dodge-Struan Lauber Company
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Hancock County
Bes Moines
Jamea A. Howe
Marebylltown
Lennox Vurnace Company
Marebelltown
the Tynographical Union of
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Bie
BPORT
San Jancisco
van Wivet
Salt of Leon
Wiflard & Co
Wit Namaburg City Fire Endurance Company
Europa
Pannonia
la Touraing
Figurea
Toll
Paris
Henginod
Windeor Palace
Aguinalde
Manila
Elven
Taft
Keiser
Casablanca
Tokio
Japan
Congo
Vancouver
Yalstos
John D. Rockefeller
Lazarus
Morocco
Asis
Halid
Bi Harry
Kali) McLean
Raisull
Nedvi AV Tig
Enec
Menny Pelvntign
Teosrantel
Ma Ager
United Asbrew Charitien New York
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