Missouri Apportionment Bill Heads to House Vote
A move ends the appropriation bid at 35 425 219 dollars reported by the committee. Democratic delegations back Chap Clark of Missouri for speaker with Foster and Maguire named for U S ambassadors roles. A federal plan to dredge a six foot channel in the Missouri river from Kansas City to Almonty is noted along with ambassador Dyba Bars remarks.
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Sine Maguire
United States
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Nabraika
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War fears and political shifts ripple through early reports
An array of brief items notes war readiness claims by editors, moves by Taft era officials, and proposed capitals alongside troubling battlefield counts in Chihuahua. Reports cover department actions, arrests for counterfeiting, a murder verdict, a bank closure, and military officer eliminations in a sprawling, disjointed 1910s wire snapshot.
Fragmented 1926 news items mix war talk and fires
A garbled 1926 newspaper fragment cites Andrew Carnenlbhea Riven and ministerial figures, notes Brazil naval mutinies, a warehouse collapse in Fargo, and a folding bed incident near Perry. It also mentions forest fire appropriation, Panama canal politics, salary raises for Librarian Hubert Putnam, and General Fuosten transfer plans, all amid scattered political and social notices from various places.
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Ditcheget
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House Committee of Appropriations
War Department
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Potts
Macon
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Robert F Peary
Ne Baller
Clarke Gaver
Afanlson
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Standard OW Company
New York
Olean
New England
Supreme Court of the United Slimns
Tower Courte
Military Service
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Generit
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Army
Agricultural Department
House Committee On Agriculture
Congress and Britain Face Political Power Strife
A fragment from the era notes Congress redirecting to January 6 191? and an address in Chicago. Governor Siwohn is mentioned with fear of railroad and tenets.Judiciary confirmations by the senate. Chan Clare Faynes questions centralized power. King George may have to choose between two contending forces in Great Britain.
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Best Ag of Corn at County Fair Shows Winners
At the county exhibition, corn prizes drew wide attention with top honors to a 2 acre display and grand champion ears. Judges praised varieties from Hartwick and Tram wick while winners included Fred McCullough and O T Bishop, plus a notable wheat champion. Local figures and organizers celebrated the event with ceremonial podiums and gifts.
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Fred Meonwick
Din’ Johnson
Allt
Say
Tol Bird
John Justice
Ankens
J. Ty Tlerthorakaw
der Smoints
Jows Corn Growers’ Association
Nel Ratling
Grant Chepnat
Barly
Secretirs Mlh
Bowman
Waterloo
T. Meredith
Success
Fer Farming
Gospersian
George Larson
Tee Moince
Fred McCulloch
Hartwick
Trasurer
Nesentation
A. E. Schipfer
Bigauzney
Readable excerpts on 1909 crop values and railroad rate talks
The article presents a snapshot of Iowa agriculture and industry notes including county and state crop values for 1909, with figures for corn oats wheat and other staples, and a discussion of railroad rate petitions by 1,290 employees of the Chicago Great Western Railroad. It also notes the Des Moines judiciary appointments and a death in Des Moines related to fever, plus a capital project for public works and social causes in Des Moines.
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Fnoual
George Mietler
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Otia
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Des _ Moines
Explosion at Grand Central Station Wounds Dozens
A Manhattan explosion damaged Grand Central Station and the New York Central facilities, injuring many and causing property loss estimated at up to half a million dollars. Investigators traced the blast to a collision of empty passenger cars and a steel and concrete barrier, with insurance firms examining coverage as rescue and relief efforts continued.
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Manhattan
Island
New York
Bol
Albert Sengrpatt
Funds Raised For Ellen M Stowe Mission Restitution
The committee chair instructed representatives to lobby for a favorable report on the amendment passed in the last session by the senate. The fund, built by 22,000 contributors, seeks restoration of the menor contributed for the ransom of Ellen M Stowe, an America missionary who was captured and held by brigands in Sul Aria for a long time.
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Elaima
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Ellen M. Stowe
America
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Tong
Gifts to Old Country Parsonage Presents Abroad
New York reports a busy Christmas season for clergy living overseas as relatives send gifts to their home country. The article notes increasing money flows and the quality of presents sent to priests abroad.
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New York
Rénda
Seus
Relief bill aids forest fire victims pass Senate
A relief measure to aid all prospects injured by the forest fires of last summer and fall was approved by the Senate. The proposal targets victims across affected areas and provides funding to support recovery efforts and rebuilding.
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Washington
Senate
Prominent California Attorney Sentenced for Embezzlement
The article reports that Jack Hateh, a notable San Jose attorney, was sentenced by Superior Judge A Welth to seven years in the penitentiary for embezzling client funds. The piece mentions a dramatic shooting incident involving others in the case and notes Hateh’s prominent status within the state legal community.
Moonstiners Aid Detachment at Indian Moonshiner Camp Breakup
A detachment of marliea aided by a revolutionary cutter Tlugh attacked the moonshiner camp near Hoe wath village. The operation aimed to disrupt illicit distilling and restore order at the Indian village marked by Hoe wath.
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Adahn
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Hoe Wath
Justice White Installed as Ninth Chief Justice
Washington observers witnessed the installation of Charles Evans Hughes as the ninth Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The ceremony occurred in the Supreme Court chamber with the full bench present and a notable audience. Associate Justices administered the oath.
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Washington
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Canada West Yields Rich Wheat and Cattle Potential
A report extols western Canada for ample wheat yields and cattle raising, noting large homestead blocks and rising settlers. It cites increased cultivation, vast acres under development, and favorable climate as proof of economic promise in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.
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Lares
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Abe Ratsemua
Agri Bankitehewan
Alberty
Western
Ill Mannered Chicken Incident At The Park
Fragmentary report describes a child named Atle Robert aged years with grandmother at a chicken park. Chickens jumped into water. some died and dried up. Accusations imply misbehavior around a table.
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