Turkey Invaded Montana? Frontier War Reported
Reports describe Montenegrins gaining a foothold in Novipazar amid four days of frontier action with Turkish forces. Royalist forces, led by General Vekotlech, crossed borders, captured Heviryotyo, and disrupted Turkish lines as Montenegrin authorities establish a revision government. Greek mobilization also accelerates with 125,000 to the border and 39,000 in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Rubicon
Menyceetew
Ithero
Tashi
Scutari
Mallasori
Tedgoritza
Roosevelt Replies to Wilson on Trusts in Chicago Coliseum
Colonel Roosevelt answers Governor Wilson's criticism of trusts. He says Wilson has power to act but notes the administration did little against trusts. Roosevelt's Chicago Coliseum speech drew large, demonstrative crowds as he attacked Wilson for alleged misrepresentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woor- Tow Wilson
Roosevelt
Canpatea
Benren
Wilson and Sulzer At Knights of Columbus Banquet
Wilson and Sulzer appeared together in New York City for the Knights of Columbus banquet their first joint public appearance since Sulzer’s Syracuse nomination. The governors addressed the audience praising the organization and urged unity to bridge political divides amid the year of grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights At Columbus
New York City
New York
Wantton Winson
William Sulséer
York
Syracuse
Knights of Columbus
Columbue
America
Railroad Men Seek Aid Over Rebel Threats at Juarez Bridges
El Paso reports rebels are said to be emangeling ammunition into Juarez as Mexican soldiers rigidly inspect travelers at the international bridges. Eighteen railroad men testified before the senate committee appealing for protection, saying federal troops have not provided it as fears spread after October fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Senate Committee
Maryland to Nicaragua Warship Belief Shiga
Incomplete fragment hints at a headline about U S or naval topic related to a Maryland vessel bound for Nicaragua. The note mentions belief and Shiga but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm details.
Various National News Items From Early 20th Century Chronicle
A scattered digest notes incidents in several states including attacks on a girl named Eva, bandits escaping after seizing cash, a man found murdered and boiled in a coal sack, and a coach blast of political figures. It mentions police actions in Oklahoma, railway dangers on the Mexican line, indictments over coal contracts in Alaska, and political party ballot decisions. Other entries report drownings, automobile accidents in Wisconsin, and a mass correction of ballot printing rulings for Missouri.
Strika Cenfs Mediation and Iowa Campaign Echoes
Mediators Bolton and Urick in Strika Cenfs in Des Moines. In Des Moines-Haod Long Conference without definite result. Outcome in count. Cant anlis in og lever shen to the pres here comes out in support of Republican principles and candidates, appeals for Republican legislature and party tickets. Bryan attacks Roosevelt. Cummins urges GOP turnout and a pro-Republican legislature. Contractors lose on Milwaukee job. weather and costs cited. Ames reports a new Silver King corn strain. Bolton and Urick strike confab ends without clear results. Mission workers week set as Nonorthia hosts national missionary convention. Mason City judge signs verdict in favor of cashier.
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Get
Cantanlis
Og Lever
Congress
Cummins
Thoosevelt
Iowa
Chicago
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Wen
Tabor
Ames
Agdtcultural College
Bolton
Urick
Ralph P. Bolton
Greater Des Moines
A. L. Uriek
Town Federation of Labor
Des Moines
National Woman's Home Missionary Convention
The
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Trewin Declines Offer for Rock Island Iowa Attorney
J H Trewin of Cedar Rapids declines moving to Des Moines to become Iowa attorney for the Rock Island to succeed J L Parrish who resigned. He says Cedar Rapids ties and Judge Card offered a tempting salary, but he cannot sever his local obligations. Other notes report Des Moines seeks extension of the Seventh street viaduct over all railroads to cross the Raccoon river, at further cost. Gov Carrol backs farm-prison system with a projected 3 million dollar setup. Coates named Des Moines president of the Iowa Amendment association. and a brief Osage item: A G Larson, Minn. man, walks into town with injuries.
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Iowa
Rock Island
J. H. Trewin
Cedar Rapids
Dea Moines
J. L. Parrib
Card
Des Moines
Railroad Commission
Seventh Street
Soas
Raccoon River
Coates
Batten
AU. Coates
Haa
Iown Amendment Association
8. Z. Batten
Social Service Department
Northern Baptist Convention
B. N. Andrews
Gideons Convene in Sission Des Moines October
The Gideons opened their thirteenth annual convention at the M C A building in Des Moines with three sessions. Officers were elected: WW S Bowen of Cedar Falls re elected state president W H Zalser of Des Moines secretary treasurer I H Kerr of Des Moines vice president and W G Wright of Nevada chaplain Davenport won the next tranvisionalty after a contest with Webster City. Plans were laid to secure Des Moines as the national convention site in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa Gideons
M.C. A
Oheers
WW. S. Bowen
Cedar Fajlls
W. H. Zalser
I. H. Kerr
W. G. Wright
Nevada
Davenport
Webster City
Fort Dodge and Humboldt Capitalists Plan Des Moines River Dam
Fort Dodge and Humboldt capitalists start a $350,000 dam on the Des Moines river near Fort Dodge to develop 2,000 horsepower under normal conditions. Lakeside Improvement Company will plot east bank lots, with sale profits funding increased dam height from 18 to 26 feet. Bond negotiations are nearly finished and work may begin November 1.
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Fort Dodge and
Humboldt Capitalists
Fort Dodge
Humboldt and
Des Moines
Lakeside Improvemtent Company
Robbers Make Big Haul In Dubuque Home
Dubuque residents Clarence Weaver and wife reported a burglary on October 14 at 25 Jefferson Street. Thieves used a conveyance to remove furniture including a center table and chairs, clothing, and a silver chest with knives forks jewelry and trinkets totaling about $1,600. The Weavers were away in Colorado at the time and are now returning.
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Dubuque
Clarence Weaver
Jefferson Street
Weaver
Colorado
Iowa news briefs shake up small towns in year
J H C Shields of Hopeville dies an early settler. Onawa forms a Wilson club with twenty members. Keosanqua hosts the twenty seventh County Veterans meeting. Sioux Rapids church upgrades worth 2600 dollars. Farmers Elevator Co at Hinton completes new building. Chautauqua at Storm Lake to tackle debts. Kinney resigns Drake art head post. Darmeiler seeks county superintendent seat at Algona. Clarion Congregational to mark 40th anniversary November 10. Mayor Jones of Marshalltown arrested at Ames for wrong side stop. Pierson infants die prompts school closures. Story City plans new hotel opera house costing about 30000. Manning ships 100 plus carloads of potatoes. Downing injured by wagon on son’s farm. Tiffany dies at Cherokee state hospital. Southwick and Davis marry at Marshalltown. Hunt couple celebrate diamond anniversary. Ewarts welcome baby girl. Converge leaves Estherville for California. Percheron mares fetch 2000 at Marshalltown. Paul Wightman arrested at Pacific Junction for horse stealing. Corn harvest begins early next week. Danbury depot thefts under probe. arrests expected. Hunter licenses total 182029 since July 1. Reinbeck forms Farmers Cooperative Elevator Co with 10000 capital. Fire at Ute destroys four wheat stacks and two hay stacks. Mesonet City sends Tessimer, 90, found dead. Seemark farms near Craig report pumpkins weighing record 100s of pounds.
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J. H.C. Shields
Hopeville
Wilson Club
Onawa
County Veterans’ Association
Keosanqua
Sioux Rapids
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Hinton
Chautauqua Association
Storm Lake
C. A. Kinney
Drake University
Des Moines
Margaret Darmeiler
Algona
Congregational Church of
Clarion
W. J. Jonez
Marshalltown
Ames
H. L. Tiffany
Webster City
State Hospital
Cherokee
Charlotte P. Southwick
Asa T. Davia
Fidelity Savings Bank
Hunt
Fort Dodge
Paul
Wightman
Sidney
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Northwestern
Danbury
Farmers’ Co-operative Elevator Co
Reinbeck
Don Flynn
Ute
Ele Tessimer
Meson City
Man accused in Ta 1 murder case and other regional notes
A scrambled set of items notes a man charged with assault and possible murder in Ta 1, swirls of local legal actions, church appointment plans for Dr. H. C. Velie, and nominations in county politics. Additional items report infantile paralysis cases, a rare book collection loss, a city sewer project, a Des Moines football figure injured, a murder suspect, land deals in Page County, a Solon marriage, and a sugar factory in Waverly.
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Turkey
Novipazar
T. R
Wilson
Sulzer
Maryland
Nicaragua
Shiga
Pius
Bayadle
Eva
Cleanse
Attenkoof
Council Hill
Okina
Wis
Seton
Vianregger
Thonas
Te McNamaras
Iron Workers
Indianapolis
Missouri
Wuedeman
St. Louis County
Bireuit
Thomas J. O'Meara
St. Louis
C. F. Houston
John H. Bullock
Tacoma
Alaska
Taft Republican Executive Committee
California
Taft
Lucy Sayler
Crescent City
All
John Byron Sayler
Joliet
Raughan
Garrett
Ind
Leeland
Baltimore and Ohio
John V. McDonald
Akron
McDonald
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bingham
Utah
Pennsylvania
Strika Cenfs
Mason City
Clark
Trewin
Carrol
Osage
A. G. Larson
Minn
Tnt
Gideons
Newport
Elinion and
Greaisiehsy
Toejosay
Iain
Lew Sutton
Meg Byers
H.C. Velie
Lewiston
Will Boxin
Myrtle Roh
Aftal
Toy County
Repubblican
Central Committee
Randolph
Duncan
Opal Schneider Sng Baume
Lydia EB. Nier
BE. Wachtel
Hampton
Mannas
John Cavanaugh
Etpiluate
St. Arbrove Lege
George Lamip
Douluane
John Ward
Eddyville
John Lingo
Page County
Essex
M E. J. North
Margaret Shircliff
Solon
Orley Truman
Falla
Truman
Jalmoni
Gream
Graceland Colleges
Waverly
William Brig
West Union
Patton
H. W. Spaulding
Grinnell
J. H. Patton
Boil Moose
Spaulding
James Aiken
Red Oak
Stims
Henry Cooper
Cooper
W. Holgen
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