Canada Set to Be Bread Basket of United States
The article argues that dollar wheat has arrived and will stay, with central Canada provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta poised to supply much of US bread needs. It cites James J. Hill on wheat prices and notes US population growth outpacing wheat yield, pushing production toward Canada. It forecasts Canada becoming the bread basket and wealth for American farmers who migrate north.
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Central
Canada
James J. Hill
United States
Mr. Hill
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
John Bull
Hong
Winnipeg
Prairies
Apocryphal Esdras and Uriel’s revelations in Ezra lore
A discussion of the Apocrypha’s Esdras with references to Josephus Clemens Alexandrinus Cyprian Augustine and Athanasius. The dialogue recounts Esdras’s questioning an angel about divine mysteries and the three ways and similes shown by Uriel as the world nears its end.
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Esdras
Josephus
Clemens Alexandrinus
Cyprian
Augustine
Athanasius
Zerubbabel
Sermonette on Seeking God and Divine Chastening
The piece reflects on Job era questions about God and perfection. It notes Bedramas Eskdras and David wrestling with divine mystery and injustice. It argues the righteous endure chastening and that trials refine faith, bonding believers to the Father and Jesus as elder brother.
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God
Zophar
Job
Bedras
Esdras
David
Father
Jesus Christ
Esdras Questions God's Presence Amid Babylonian Rule
The passage presents Esdras the scribe and priest wrestling with faith during Israel’s distress under Babylon. He ponders why God permits Zion’s suffering, questions whether Babylonians are superior, and seeks to understand covenants and righteousness while observing the wealth of the heathen. He voices deep spiritual crisis about God’s justice and Israel’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Allence
Esdras
Uriel
Soras
God
Israel
Jerusalem
Babylon
Zion
Jacob
Your Work and Your World
Essay contrasts usefulness and necessity of individuals in a ordered universe. It argues the vain or superfluous person risks being out of place while the world relies on each person’s proper place and work. The piece cautions against inert belief that personal fate has no impact.
National Championship Balloon Race Set for Indianapolis June Fifth
Interest in the Aero Club of America national balloon race in Indianapolis grows as June fifth approaches. Chairman A Holland Forbes says every starter gets a silver medal and an assistant bronze trophy. Carl Fisher offers a new trophy for the longest flight. Lahm trophy distance cap is 473 miles. Leo Stevens has completed five balloons to be entered.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aero Club of America
A. Holland Forbes
New York
The
Carl Fisher
Lahm
Charles de F. Chandler
Leo Stevens
New York City
Wind and Electrical Storm Lays Waste Across Indiana
Reports from Indiana describe widespread wind and electrical storm damage with downed wires and ruined buildings. Mrs. John Welch was killed and Welch injured when their house collapsed near Trenton, as Southwestern Indiana and the Oakland City oil field suffered heavy destruction. Francisco in Gibson county also faced many house losses while central Delaware and Madison counties saw near cloudburst rains. Gov. Marshall, with the board of managers, traveled to Michigan City to plan rebuilding a blown down prison wall.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Welch
Liying
Trenton
Blackford County
Welch
Indiana
Oakland City
Francisco
Gibson County
Delaware
Madison
Board of Managers
Marshall
Michigan City
Cyclone Tears Wall at Northern Indiana Prison
A cyclone in Michigan City blows down six hundred feet of the prison west wall while inmates remain in cells. Warden Reid orders corridor patrols and rifles to prevent escapes. Indiana National Guard Company F is deployed to maintain order. No fatalities or injuries reported.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Michigan City
Reid
Third Regiment
Indiana National Guard
Pistol Duel Ends With Patrolman Slain in Logansport
In Logansport Indiana a clash between highwaymen and patrolmen outside police headquarters left one killed, Patrolman Joseph Kroeger fatally shot, and an unknown assailant captured near Verona by a handcar. Police from six Indiana cities cannot identify the dead man or the prisoner after more than a dozen robberies in the business district.
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Logansport
Ind
Joseph Kroeger
Kroeger
Verona
Indiana
Death by own action identified in Cincinnati case
In Cincinnati an unidentified man claims the deceased known as Long from Muncie Indiana is George David a former Muncie bartender. He says the man’s parents are prominent in Toledo Ohio. The death occurred under disputed circumstances and the informant fears exposure. Evansville marks the 40th anniversary of Rockport Methodist church dedication with services led by original members. In South Bend a bankruptcy petition has been filed with Referee Inbankrupt, Lambert of Palm War.
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Muncie
Ind
Cincinnati
David Long
Mwan
George David
Long
Munele
Toledo
Evansville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rockport
South Bend
Wankrupter
Lambert
Palm “War
Capital Notes Not Required to Testify in South Bend Case
Gov Marshall and his secretary Col Mark Thistlewaite were not compelled to testify before a grand jury in South Bend about prize fighting. They received a letter from Prosecutor Pattee stating their presence was unnecessary. Attorney General Bingham plans suit against many fire insurance companies for antitrust violations and aims to enjoin operation under existing rate schedules including the Desn schedule. The Supreme Court limited the new factory act to machinery specifically named, with safeguards for workers.
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Gov
Marshall
Col Mark Thistlewaite
South Bend
Pattee
Rating Bureau
Bingham
Indiana
Oldest woman in Indiana dies at 101 in Posey County
Evansville reports the death of Martha Cartmell, 101, reputedly Indiana’s oldest woman, at her Posey County home. Madisonville notes the Madisonville council sold 7000 dollar waterworks bonds to Gen. W. B. Shat with a 280 dollar premium. Anderson records sale of 2800 dollar sewer bonds to Newport National Bank for 3056 dollars including interest to July 1. Milburn to join Indiana State University as law instructor in Bloomington June 20. Anderson school board defers 125000 dollar school bond sale to May 10, with sealed proposals in mail. Bloomington prepares for intercollegiate press clubs meeting May 7 with Indiana University Press Club. North Bend reports two men killed by Baltimore & Ohio express No. 18. Ryansville notes belief wireless-shot may revolutionize warfare. Crawfordsville incorporates a 60000 dollar land company in city. Bedford reports 30 junior high expulsions over flag pole incident and banner hoisting.
Evansville Mayor Nomination Filed by Samuel Rickwood
Evansville Indiana Samuel Rickwood a local manufacturer announces he will seek the Republican nomination for mayor in the May 18 primary. He joins Newton Kelsay and former State Representative Thos Van Buskirk in the race, who entered weeks ago.
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Evansville
Ind
Samuel Rickwood
Newton Kelsay
Thos, van Buskirk
Kokomo student Nina Johnson dies from arsenic poisoning
Nina Johnson, 23, a University of Wisconsin student from Kokomo, died at her home from arsenic poisoning six months after a chemical fire left severe burns. Fellow students had undergone skin graft operations to treat her wounds. She was daughter of James E. Johnson, president of the Trust Co. section of Indiana Bankers association.
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Kokomo
Ind
Nina Johnson
University of Wisconsin
James E. Johnson
Trust Co
Indiana Bank.era’ Association
Logansport Man Denies Circus Robbery In-Verdict Case
In Logansport Indiana seven victims identify Charles Pierce as one of the masked assailants who held up guests after a Hagenbeck-Wallace circus performance. Pierce, arrested at Verona six miles north of Logansport on the Vandalin line, denies guilt. Oakland City wind details follow but are unclear in the fragment.
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Logansport
Ind
Charles Pierce
Verona
Pierce
Old Mrs Straw Finds Relief with Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs Joannah Straw of Canton says after three years of rheumatic back pain head aches and weak health she improved greatly after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Though 81 she feels as well as a 60 year old and sleeps well. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Joannah Straw
North Broadway
Canton
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Be a Comforter and Tariff Argument Quip
A dialogue frames debate on tariffs with Senator Sorghum noting the consumer need not pay the tax. A medical aside touts Hamlin’s Wizard Oil as a quick cure for pain and swelling from local inflammation.
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Senator Sorghum
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