Corn Crisis Hurts Railways and Farmers Nationwide
The article warns corn failures will cut grain and cattle shipments, severely harming farmers across states like Indiana, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, and Wisconsin. Railroads fear reduced freight and yearlong business losses while wheat harvests offer little relief. cattle supplies may dwindle if corn is unavailable to feed stock.
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Alirin
Padeyrloi
Ednay
Land
Nebraska
Missouri
Arianhas
Dagotas
Ioe
Staten
Drauth
Wentern Rons
Hien Weing
Phipmert
Valiex
Colorado
Staten” Caive
St. Paulik Rock Island
Banta Foe
Burlingtton
Purdy
Teem Faye
Serlows
Rallronda
Weather Outlook From Wallington July First
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions expected across the region with a chance of thunderstorms and cooler afternoon temperatures. Winds from the west northwest accompany cloud cover and scattered showers, with observations noting variable conditions in several local districts.
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Wallington
Prelily Weyers
Oklahoma
Indian
LEAGUERS AT SALT LAKE FOR ANNUAL MEETING
About 20 000 visitors spent Sunday in Salt Lake City Utah for Epworth Leagues events. Attendees joined services at the Mormon Tabernacle and saw programs at Holt Lake theater, including a mass meeting for young people at the venue.
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Salt Duike
Uteh
Epworth Longueta
Seagard
Mormon Tabernacle
Floods Worsen as North Carolina Receives 36 Hours of Rain
Raleigh reports nonstop rainfall lasting thirty six hours causing widespread farm disruption. The downpour on Friday and Saturday halted farm work and swollen rivers threaten crops and roads across the region. Local crews assess damage and prepare for continued wet weather.
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Raleigh
N. Cy
Tornado Strikes Denison Wrecks Homes Churches
A tornado hit Denison Texas on July 14 damaging the Southern Methodist church newly erected at 415,000 dollars and destroying several small houses in the northern part of the city. Trees and windows were blown down and debris littered the streets. A report says a tornado may have crossed the Chickasaw Nation.
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Denison
Texan
Southern Methodist
Wal
Reewithy
mMount
Blawan Oreg API
Stade Trees
Wittow Glieses
The Growg at El Reno Registration Draws Large Crowds
July 14 reports show a steady registration session with about 1080 people present. Temperature warm, crowd orderly, many Homeseekers and locals queued for the process as night may bring colder air.
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Keno
Tehlon
Four Years Wan Enough Lincoln Net
Joseph Bartley, former Nebraska state treasurer, convicted of embezzling funds and sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary under Gov Savage. Bartley’s crime involved misappropriating public funds. the sentence was pronounced after a trial and is to be served in the Nebraska state penitentiary.
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Lincoln
Net
Joseph Bartley
Nebraska
See State
Penientia
Savage
Bart van
Pittsburgh Strike Begins as Amalgamated vs Steel Looms
Pittsburgh faces a potentially long steel strike as the Amalgamated Association joins forces with Tin Plate and Steel workers. President Shaffer vows a unified fight to press for union rights, with three mills and multiple plants set to shut down tomorrow.
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Shaffer
Hysitet
Butthers
Wen
Pittsburgle
Mont
Alnters
Milan
Mindsay
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Wotthd
Amalgamated Association
Federaton of Labor
Ould Alemeal
Buti
Inney Mile
Inney Mile Whose Workmen Are Not Eligible To Member Up In the Associaton
American Steel Hoop Company
Officum
Lincoln
Llnilvey & McCutcheon Mall
Shaffer Eaid
Crete
Shents
Federal Steel Company
National Steel Company
Ne ‘Onal Tube
Brosk
Orga Ication
United States
Stic Re Corporation
Wills
King
Joins & Loughlin
Morgan
Notunkih
Antilgas
Mi le Tong
Newsistle
Amalgamated
Shevango
Greer
American ‘Tin Plate Compact
National Stew
Booter
Iorrow
Hotmilla
Bhenante Plante
Yoo
Plante
Hint Ag
Shenango
Larrest
Thieught
Newrastie
Atrongead Anon
Twn
Amalgay United Annoteoal
Teilonan
Cnia
Coontes
Greenrike
Pittaburgy
New Kennington
Dolan
Perharm
of Heinle
Steel Trust
Machinists' Strike Puzzle Continues in Cincinnati Shops
Reports from Cincinnati indicate a partial return to work as Fay Egan shops vote for a morning restart. Strikers have not ended the strike, but plan to vote by shop to decide who resumes, with some still not returning.
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Titernational
Bose
John Molkelinid
Tater
Wieber
Conlon
Cincinnati
Ohie
Fay-Egan
Atrikers
Paidtaw
China Preparations to Mask Invaders Marks in Pekin
Beijing July 14 Chinese officials plan elaborate measures to hide the invaders marks as they reenter Pekin. Pagodas will rise and damaged temples plastered to resemble stone while progresses along the inner city are marked for the emperors return. United States legation members gather with other legations awaiting departure to the station.
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Pekin
Li Hong Chang Bie
Interhan
Collardy
Hovor
Americana
Gasalee
Britto
United States
Niagara river daredevil makes fifth barrel voyage
Cariive D. Graham rode a five foot long oval wooden barrel through Niagara whirlpool on July 14. The craft, starting near the Mist landing, faced eddies and strong currents, but Graham emerged bruised yet unhurt after a roughly mile long voyage in about five minutes, with the barrel finally recovered from the whirlpool.
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Ningita Palle
Cariive D. Graham
Terre
Graham
Heat Wave Grips 19 States With Few Prospects for Abatement
Warrington July 14 Hot weather expands across nineteen states and territories from the Great Lakes to the plains. Only a few showers in Texas and southern regions offer minor relief while upper Midwest and New England report near record highs with temperatures 100 plus in multiple cities.
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Warrington
Indiana
Tminejs
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Heder
Arkansas
Oklehkonig
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dekets
North Dakota
Colorao
Michigan
Upper Lake Region
New Eangland
Marquette
Michi
Galverton
Texma
Taetern
Texas
Dew Moines
Foley
Kansis City
Oona
Nab
Davenport
Donrew
Cole
Little Hock
Ark
New Orleans
Paul and
Vicksturg
Misr
Rain Needed to Save Missouri Corn and Crops
Missouri dispatch reports widespread drought threatening corn as of July 14. Weather observers say general rain in the next days could revive crops. without rain, later harvests face drastic losses and forage prices spike as pastures dry and hay becomes scarce.
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Missouri
Ft. Boche
Joneph
Crop losses loom as drought grips Mississippi fields
Reports from across Mississippi warn that corn, cotton, and other crops suffer severely from prolonged drought. Rain has been scarce since early June with only a few areas spared, causing fears of a second consecutive failed year for many farmers and historic heat.
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Jackson
Mine
Heatwave in Chickasaw Nation Hits 100 Degrees
Ardmore July 14 reports one of the hottest days in the Chickasaw Nation with the temperature at 100 degrees in the shade from two to four p.m. Local showers occur later in the day.
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Ardmore
I. T
Chickacaw
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