Mass casualty order in Puruandiro Mexico by jefe politico
A Mexican town of Puruandiro was hit by a mass sacrifice ordered by the jefe politico in retaliation for its sacking by rebels. Two hundred plus residents were fatally harmed, starting at the jails and spreading to citizens, with the interior minister calling it the most atrocious act in the republic and promising punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bnaurrectce—Commission
Mexico City
Puruandiro
Mexico
Jefe Politico
Maxfed
Corn in Fine Shape in August Crop Report
The August crop report from the Department of Agriculture shows corn condition at 56 percent. yield per acre 26 bushels. planted area 198,110,000 acres. estimated total production 2,170,000,000 bushels. Winter wheat yield 15.4 bushels. area 24,744,000 acres. production 309,090,000 bushels. winter wheat 90.7 percent. spring wheat yield 47 bushels. area 19,210,000 acres. production 290,100,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bank Robbery in New York City Vault Breaker Heist
Private detectives investigate a two month old bank robbery in the financial district Manhattan totaling 72,000 dollars. Entry via coal chute and ceiling breach allowed access to a steel vault. A corner safe reportedly held over 3 million dollars in bills and coins but was overlooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beef prices stay high as supply grows slow
Chicago August 10. Low beef prices remain distant as cattle supply expands. M. I Horine, statistician at Union Stock Yards, says record prices this week tell little and relief is hoped by corn belt farmers using improved farming methods and corn in feed to revive profitable beef cattle production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Horine
Union Stool Yards
Cow Drinks Fermented Cornstalk Whisky Discovery
A Virginia farmer reported a cow acting oddly after eating ensilage. Investigators found the cow had consumed fermented corn stalks and metaphorically gotten drunk on raw bourbon whisky. The department of agriculture confirmed the amusing but safe misinterpretation of the animal’s behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Bossy
Large Packs of Salmon Reported from Bristol Bay
Passengers on the Dora bringing the Alaska mail steamship news from Seward say Mount Katmai, which erupted in June, is emitting dense smoke as the Bristol Bay fishing season closes. Canneries report scarce packs and a tight season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Alaska
Dora
Whch
Mount Katmai
Bristol
Japan Pleased With Coming of Knox to Tokyo
The arrival of Secretary of State Knox from Washington for Emperor Mutsuhito's funeral on September 12 is welcomed by leading Japanese newspapers with sincere appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Knox
Tokyo
Washington
Matsuhito
Rural carrier pay rise eyed if senate act passes
A compilation of scattered items notes a potential increase in rural carriers pay if a Senate measure clears. It lists political resignations, criminal cases, and various public notices from across the United States, including Idaho, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco.
Mayor Baughn of Harlan Faces Ouster Proceedings
The Iowa attorney general plans an investigation into Mayor Baughn of Harlan. If verified, ouster proceedings will begin upon proper filings. The mayor was accused of intoxication, resigned, then was reelected by the city council. Investigators may pursue the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Baughn
Harlan Ang
Huegle
Polk County
Colonel Johnston
Michael Cunningham
Cummings
John Cassidy
Cassidy
Cunningham
Union Station
Prouty
Heroic flag signals avert Midwestern train derailment
Mrs J R Griffin living near Dow City used her Petticoat as a flag to warn an approaching Northwestern passenger train after witnessing two youths topple from a buggy on the wagon road and a horse dash toward the tracks. The horse navigated small bridges safely and the train reached town uninjured, though the buggy was smashed. Iowa senators plan to address carriers at Des Moines convention Aug 29 30 31 with leaders Senator Cumming and Kenyon. Cholera hits hogs state wide prompting serum requests. bankers laud crop improvement bureau proposals. county auto license funds issued with Polk County receiving 2205 48
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J. R. Griffin
Dow City
Northwestern
Don City
Iowa
W. M. James
Cornell Bluffs
Iowa Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Des Moines
Cumming and
Kenyon
Red Cross Stamps To Be Sold In Iowa This Christmas
Des Moines reports Red Cross stamps will be distributed across Iowa for Christmas sales this year. Dr A E Kepford, lecturer on Inderaninsia, says the state board of control has approved his handling of sales in his department. Last year about 5007 dollars was raised, with a small portion sent to the national TB study fund and the rest aiding the fight against the white plague in Iowa. The new design features Santa Claus, with a red cross in each corner and holly around the likeness, and reads Merry Christmas at the top and Happy New Year at the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Red Cross
Iowa
A. E. Kepford
de Sunta Board of Control
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Towa
Kepford
Santa Clare
Santa Claus
School Fight Settled in Boundary Dispute Between Districts
The St Anthony Clemons boundary dispute over annexed land was settled in court and will be removed from the docket. St Anthony wins on the boundary but pays court costs, while Clemons was barred from taxing for school purposes in the contested district. Both districts will now build modern schoolhouses.
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St. Anthony-Clemons
Marshalltown
Supreme Court
St. Anthony
Clemens
Clemons
Rail safety warnings and local crime notes mixed in Creston and Mason City
Creston division superintendent warns of dangers from King drag scrapers and grading machines at road crossings urging road superintendents to cooperate in reducing derailments and injuries. In Mason City a man resists arrest during a photo capture at a local photo shop, while a hotel landlord disappears prompting dropped state charges. County railway surveys urged by state official to improve tax levies and rail oversight.
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Creston
Burlington
Manner
Sions City
Int
W. E F. Oltman
Gibson Hotel
Arthur Mannet
Roland Iowa Obituary and Chicago Hospital Gift
Roland Iowa Aug 12 funeral services for Joseph Duer aged about prominent stockman were held at Salem Lutheran church He was a leading Shorthorn breeder in town Survived by a widow and thirteen children all at his bedside Dubuque St Aug 17 Abraham Slimmer park commissioner of Cook county subscribed 65000 to finish Chicago Kosher hospital Slimmer had already given 16000 Des Moines Aug 12 Owen Walker 45 a contractor was killed instantly when run over by a runaway horse owned by Harry Gm horse buyer while crossing Sixth Avenue on Tacust street south side
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Roland
Joseph Duea
Salem Lutheran Church
Dubuque
St. Aug
Des Moines
Owen
Walker
Harry GM
Sixth Avenue
Albia
Merrill
Duncombe
Michael Duncombe
Spirit Lake
Remsen
Kingsley
Eva Coral Redman
Adolph N. Stuck
Council Bluffs
John Collins
Seader
Collins
Marcus
Adel
Maple River
John Kaufman
Alton
Fassler Bros
Aurelia
Rock Island
Mitchellville
Carbon
Scipel Bros
Elkader
Glenwood
Vine Street
Hazel Addison
Herbert M. Vinsell
Nevada
Louis Olson
Akron
Tle
National Guard
Jows Falls
LeMars
Catholic Church
Rock Valley
Great Northern
Beeley
Rilla Stain
Ottumwa
United States Court of
Federal
Aimee Fagundus
Christine Trongestadt
Arcadia
Robert Williamson
Monticello
Center Junction
Frank Serbousek
Wiliamson
H. Ivers
A. H. McKenzie
Cedar Rapids
P. H. Thiessen
Belle Plaine
George Miller
Lawler
New Hampton
Keokuk
Gudmian Lee
Lea Hardware Store
Estherville
Sconberg & Kilgore, Procerymen
Retailers' Secretary Quits for Northwest Departure
David J. Murphy of Dubuque, secretary of the Iowa Federation of Retail Merchants, resigned and will leave for the Canadian northwest indefinitely. Union County supervisors appropriated $50 for bloodhounds to trail criminals after the Villisea murders.
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David J. Murphy
Dubuque
Iowa Federation of Retail Merchants
Canadian Northwest
TNO Board of Supervisors
Union County
Villisea
Albia plans open market place and new church notes
Iowa briefs report Albia planning a market place and Kingsley beginning a Methodist church costing about twenty thousand dollars. Other items include deaths, marriages, accidents, plantings, and civic projects across the state, with Leaning on multiple towns such as Des Moines Adel Estherville and Keokuk.
Celebration of Golden Wedding in Conrad
Notices report a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Heas of Conrad on August 12. The Iowa Falls Bible school assembly in Iowa Falls led by Prof. J. A. Lapham drew many state church leaders. Various local business and public notices cover farm sales, high school cornerstone at Albion, and notable accidents and events across Iowa including rail spur talk for Marshalltown and a theft in Ogden.
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I. C. Heas
Conrad
Jacob Jacobson
John Hanson
Story City
Iowa Falls
Charles H. Wella
Juat
Boone
Albert Odin
Iowa
Iowaland
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Washington
Charles Elmer
Dubuque
Tll
Milwaukee
Iowa Seventh Day Adventist Society
Nevada
Roy Pollock
R. E. Pollock
First National Bank of
Nora Springs
Mason City
John W. Smith
Chicago
Sioux City
J. Jensen
Cedar Falls
West
Jensen
George Sunday
United States
Mount Ranier
Jones Farm
Dunlap
Joseph Pounds
John Wiskoavise
Perry
Albion
Charles Virden
Virden
Fred Hugh
F. W. Muir
Ted Crooks
William Murrin
Perry Gas Company
South Fifth Street
Crooks
Murrin
Stein
Grand Junction
Ogden
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Senate
Fred C. Terrell
Nakomis
Terrell
Roosevelt
Ohio Republican Committee
Bird
Helen Gould
Tarry
New Yorke
Supreme Lodge ‘of Knights of Pythins
Denver
Dicnit
Initon
AC Niintbeh
Petignd Werd
Piitehuga
W'Efaah
Soclhfista
Fotleemen
Idaho
John M. Haines
Boise
Paul Clagstone
Nebraska
Newport
FR. TL
Boston Navy Yard
Lee Seem
San Francisco
Taft
Congress
Indian Medical Corps
New Orleans
Northeastern
Abuchie
Miss
Andrew Carnegie
Robert Burns
Montrose
Scotland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pomegrene
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Companies
Pittsburgh Canal Company
United Mine Workers
Deen
Union American Cigar Company
Pittsburgh
Hermia
Hamburg
Antwerp
Turkey
John and
James Maleaki
Greensb Rurg
John Maleaki
Florence Hernstein
Ceorge Bernstein
Dakota Wesleyan University
Board of Trustees
W. S. Seaman
Greencastle
Ind
Flomer Crandell
Fred WW. Cranden
Edwin Wawley
Chatham
N. Y
Richard
Mathew O'Callaghan
O'Callaghan
Mary Blair Brokaw
W. Gould Brokaw
James van Sicklen
Brokaw
Mayor Baugh
Harlan
Progressive
S. F. Prouty
Warren County
Dallas County
Pettigoat
Gibson
Bankers
Lawa
Minneapolis
J. Paul
Ralph Bolton
Greater
Themeve Wee
Colaman
Masonite
Ave
J. Colon
Vigsipy
Culennein
Polien Lock
Buchanan
Coleman
N.S. Keteluim
Mr. Ketchum
Lowan
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