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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
5
A wartime truce was reportedly agreed in Mexico amid fighting tied to regional tensions. No clear terms or timelines were provided, and involved parties remained unnamed in the fragmented text. Foreign observers urged restraint as local leaders signaled a possible stand-down.
Reports from Sutchvison Kansas say Bowers received life for the Thomas Fowler murder. The arrest occurred in Wittawa with charges tied to the Horsethief association. Judge Brainie presided as Bowers implicated a witness at Hudson. He and another man robbed a bank weeks earlier. a pardon attempt failed and a guard was shot during the escape. Evansville firemen killed in line of duty.
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A digest of overseas and domestic protests includes a petition from Grace women urging the government to prevent a "Salome" performance, Athene bans, and Magzona’s appearance in Chicago. Reports mention U S officials debating China policy, President Taft, and a Boston broker Robert Davie returning from South America amid embassy actions.
A lengthy, irregularly OCRed dispatch covers claims and proceedings surrounding two Apache 1.2ians seeking freedom. It mentions police, court actions, and references to suspects and investigators. The text weaves in related notes on trials, public notices, and other scattered items, including names and places, but remains incomplete and fragmented.
Texas butter now supplies a large share of America's bread, with Jersey and Holstein cows expanding dairy production. A statistical report notes Texas farms grow more milk for national markets, shifting from local to broader distribution as butter manufacturing concentrates in key centers.
In New York on April 24 Mayor Gaynor is to be questioned by the grand jury regarding the Erie wave incident. The district attorney, WH ine the tite Strigting Qended Berdne, is involved in presenting evidence and guiding the inquiry.
Fragmentary reports from Cedar Rapids and Muscatine on April 24 describe meetings and events. A prominent banker speaker is slated for Louisville and Muscatine hosts three female victims amid labor unrest. A newly planned Republican newspaper is noted in Fort Madison.
Secretary Wilson said he would assist in promoting interstate and domestic science education for Iowa youths. He backed moving funds to the demonstration farms and forming rural club work in schools to engage boys in agriculture and girls in science, aligning with Farm Department efforts in the southern demonstration farms.
Wills Cartwright of Keokuk was struck by a central passenger train near Oskaloosa on April 26 after stepping onto the track to fetch a drink. He crawled back onto the rails, then lay down and was hit by a fog train a half block away, suffering injuries likely fatal. He was taken to a tora hospital.
The article reports on a proposed receivership to determine the fate of the farmers road. It notes discussions of funding pledges from northern and southern interests and potential costs to save the road, with officials seeking a resolution and formal orders.
Ventura pastor Rev. C L Robertson of the United Brethren church was injured in a yard accident involving a barking wire fence. The incident led to hospital treatment and a report on local church activities. A separate note mentions a home economics course addition to a state program for domestic science.
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