Cuban Election Returns Indicate Menocal Victory
The Associated Press reports incomplete official results from the November 2 presidential race in Cuba. A Havana newspaper had earlier declared Alfredo Zayas the Liberal winner, but later announced Menocal had been re elected with a majority in four provinces.
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Field Trials Open With Member Stake in Waynesboro
Field trials for the 23rd Continental club began in Waynesboro Georgia with the member ship stake for dogs owned and handled by members only. There were eight starters. Happy Bev a setter dog owned by A M Fleischmann New York was first. The professional all age test opened with 28 starters.
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Bumper Coffee Crop Looms in San Juan Harvest
San Juan reports a bumper harvest with over 3,750,000 pounds of the new crop exported in the last two months at an average price of 17.50 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Arguments in Trabue Case Open in Nashville Court
Nashville Nov 28 Arguments began yesterday in the Trabue case with attorneys outlining submissions. The proceedings focus on key legal questions and potential verdicts. Local observers await further hearings to determine the outcome.
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Nashville, Tenn
Trial of Trabue in Stokes Killing Nears Jury
Charles C. Trabue stands trial for the April 26 killing of attorney Harry S. Stokes in Stokes’s private office. The case likely will go to the jury late tomorrow afternoon after six hours of argument allotted to each side.
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Foot and Mouth Disease Reported in Kansas Farm
Infection among a head of cattle on John Schmidt’s farm near Tescott was pronounced foot and mouth disease by Dr P J Kisehner a United States government veterinary surgeon. The cattle were purchased in Kansas City and reached the area last week.
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Selina
Kans
John Schmidt
Tescott
P. J. Kisehner
United States
Kansas City
Quarantine Tightens at Kansas City and St Joseph Markets
Kansas City and St Joseph livestock markets imposed quarantine restrictions amid fears of renewed foot and mouth disease in the Midwest. Incoming cattle allowed only if destined for immediate slaughter.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
local remedy narrative from Baers Station testimonial
An old gentleman in Baers Station nearly dying from chronic dysentery was urged to try Chamberlains Colic Cholera Morbus Diarrhoea Remedy. One dose stopped the discharge and after a few more doses he was fully cured. J L Baer West Manchester Pa notes widespread local awareness of the tale.
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J. L. Baer
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Manchester
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Home Sites Offer Low Priced Lots In Growing City
Real estate issue urges buyers to secure suburban lots now before prices rise as city population expands. Promotes Home Site in Winston Salem area with plans for 675 dollars down and attractive surroundings. Encourages visiting to review blueprints and terms today.
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