Missing healer Schlatter may visit Omaha soon
Omaha's business leaders seek the Swiss divine Schlatter who cures without money. After a Denver chase and a large Denver crowd, Schlatter vanished but may be found by two prominent Denver men who know his whereabouts. Connor reports the healer will decide his next move after a private consultation.
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Omaha
Schlatter
Denver
United States
Fox
Joseph Connor
Connor
Messiah
Agricultural Press League formed at Chicago meeting
Publishers of agricultural papers from across the United States gathered at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago to form the Agricultural Press League. The first annual meeting followed a September Minneapolis gathering, with about thirty editors in attendance led by M. J. Lawrence as president and a roster of notable publishers.
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Chicago
Chhicago
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Minneapolis
W. D. Hoard
the Dairyman
Racine
John J. Dillon
Rural
New Yorker
T. G. Orr
National Stockman
Pittsburg
General Howard
Farm Field
W. J. Lawrence
Ohio Farmer
M. L. Lawrence
Michigan
Detroit
H. A. Heath
Kansas
Topeka
T. KE. Kuhne
Farmer's Call
Quincey
J. Q. Williams
Farmer’s Voice
Ww.c
Fuller
Northwestern Agriculturalist
F. P. Holland
Texas Farm and Ranch
Dallas
The
Agricultural Press League
M. J. Lawrence
Slaughter of Citizens by Troops in Bogota Streets
A Bogota special from November 18 reports heavy firing at dawn in the barracks. An immense crowd was ordered to disperse. troops charged with bayonets despite crowd resistance. Shots fired by both sides sparked a deadly street confrontation with little return fire from the crowd.
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Bogota
San Antonio
Tex
Shota
Fort Wayne charities plan work program for unemployed
A joint meeting in Fort Wayne with the associated charities and the board of public works aims to set up a plan to assist the needy unemployed this winter by providing work. They consider leasing land to build a shop where men would crack stone for wages, with the city buying the product and directing supervision. The project is seen as feasible and beneficial, with potential donated stone and street improvement needs for next year.
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M. J. Blitz
Otto Wlinkenberg
A. H. Staub
Montpelier
Great Northern Oil Company
W. H. Hoffman
Katherine
New York City
Miss Hoffman
Misses Graham
East
Wayne Street
G. W. Brown
Fort Wayne
East Lewis Street
Norah Hamilton
Art League of
Charles Reese
Montgomery Street
Henrietta Arnold
Bluffton
May Studor
Library Hall
Maude Gusman
South Jefferson Street
Huntington
F. H. Jones
New Aveline
Mr. Jones
Rockhill
Wayne Club
Springfield
Frank Gruber
Billy Bostick
Frank
Bostick
West Main Street
A. F. Schoch
J. D. Leighty
Joe
Washington
Women's Relief Corps
Frank Fee
West End
Charles’ ‘Woodworth
Edward Rabus
Associated Charities
Board of Public Works
City Hall
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Kate Holland
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Valette Rurode
Decatur
Charles Downs
Warsaw
Frank L. Gutches
Bloomington
T. D. DeVilbiss
Mesdames J
John Colchin
Lillian Read
Lakeside
Marshal Wiley
Huntington Democrat
Herman Berghoff
Decatur Journal
Markey Bros., Florists
St. Louis
Eva Nelson
T. H. Gould
George Langshore
Valparaiso
Heidelberg Reform Church
Harrison Street
Mie
Joseph Hassell
A. J. Keller
Lau
Erickson Furniture Company
Arthur Brady
August Balls
Muncie
Ben Ninde
Neil Ninde
Dan Ninde
Sam Swayne
Murray Grange
Ohio
A. C. Aurenti
West Berry Street
Pixsity & Co
Agricultural Journals
Colombia
Wei
Mergentheim’s Bazaar
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Atlanta, Ga
Prstry & Co
Gladys Wallis
Temple
Miss Wallis
Miss Wickes
Golden & Patterson
New York
W. G. Burket
Cleary
Sipish
Harrison
Wastington
Nat Chaluy