Farmers' Institute Tour Schedules Across Nation
A grain of a report outlines a nationwide farmers' institute tour kicking off in Ithaca New York on November 5. The itinerary runs south to the Baja states and west to California with hearings in multiple states, culminating in a final Washington session on December 18.
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Ithaca
N.yl
Wee
Sion
Sions
Dean Ba
Association of Colleges and Experiment Stations
Southwest
Tensessee
Texas
Arizona
California
Rocky Mountain
Middle West
Washington
Bress S. Poardman
McAlpine
Internnational TV
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Suffragette Grille Demonstration Shocks House of Commons
In London suffragettes interrupted a Commons session forcing a dramatic scene as placards were displayed shouted demands for votes for women and two women clung to the grille resisting removal until they were dragged away. The disturbance drew gasps from spectators and portions of the grille were taken with the protesters who were removed amid mounting chaos.
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London
House of Commons
Invalidating Loan Shark Law Sparks Court Decision
A court decision upholds the validity of wage assignment provisions within the springfield wind laws despite challenges to the loan shark statute. The ruling addresses the intersection of statute and constitution, affirming the directive to regulate wage assignments.
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Springfeld
Parry J
Charies
Vilinois
Fez
Resignations as Coroner to Fill Pulpit
Laporte county coroner Dr C S Magk announced his resignation from office and retirement from medical practice to enter ministry in Toledo Ohio. The move will open the coroner post for new appointment as Magk transitions to religious work.
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Lanpor’s
Ind
C. S. Magk
Laporte
Tutséay
Toledo
Football Player Dies After Game Neck Injury at Logan
Thomas Evans, right guard for Utah Agricultural College, suffered a dislocated neck during last Saturday's game against Colorado School of Mines. He died Tuesday in Logan without regaining consciousness.
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Logan
Utah
Thomas Evans
Utah Agricultural College
Colorado School of Mines
Passing Away of Jay Terronts oF Jay Terrontso Hot Fight
The death of Themes Walther, a wealthy county pioneer, sparks a legal dispute in Hardin. John Waller, son of the deceased, seeks guardianship and settlement of claims as executors face contest over valuable property rights and the estate.
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Jay
Hometon
CAGP Suit Against Clerk in Circuit Court
A court proceeding records a suit against the county clerk initiated under order of Judge O W Wheeler. The filing involves parties Pattey by J J Hess, with examination of Batter’s case pending and Bates the county actor noted in relation to the accused practice.
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Risars
O. W. Wheeler
Thik Isi
Pattey
J. J. Hess
Ge Wheeler
Bilere
Woodmen Yield Suit Drops Preference Claim
The Modern Woodmen of America withdraws its $350,000 deposit as a preferred claim in the failed First Nations Bank of Craton and joins other claims for pro rata distribution. Receiver Jamieson has about $250,169 on hand to issue a dividend to creditors, roughly 25 percent, with a potential further 15 percent to reach about 40 percent total.
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Cheriten
Woodmen of America
First Nations Bank of Craton
Ettorpers
Woodmen
Jamieson
Council Bluffs Water Works Vote Noted in Election
Voters expressed support for municipal water works funding with city officials approving a bond issue. The election produced a clear result with majorities in favor and opposition noted in partial returns from several precincts.
McFarland Insurance and Monona County Farm Interest
Bank records show McFarland held life insurance totaling $14,000 with policies from Des Moines Life $6.08 and Northwestern $5.16 plus New York Edtitable $23,066. The policies reportedly existed long enough to include a death by own action clause. The farm in Monona County valued around $25,000, with no county liens.
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Marshalltown
A. B. Baich
Marshalltown State Bank
Meramend
Micnona County
Laws
Suffragists Parade Sparks Boon County Spectacle
Spectacular feature of a big convention as six hundred women march through the streets of Boone on the 29th. Rev. Shaw and Lozéon figures noted amid attacks on the marchers. The spectacle drew the whole town, turning out en masse to witness the event.
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Boone
Boone A- Reap
Rev. Shaw
Lozéon
Amos Fcr
Decree Seizes Assets in Dark Will Case Hearing
Judge Clark orders nearly all assets valued at about 70 000 dollars forfeited to claimants in the Dark will dispute. Defunct firm’s funds placed in the Cerswith bank under claim of trust, with preferred claim noted. Plaintiffs allege the cashier Stead-Ting issued fraudulent paper to mediferent institutions.
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Clark
Mason Chiy
Jin
Wooney
Hernee
Eed
Fr.m Stead- Ting
Delicates
Contempt Fees Assessed After Court Beer Test
The court found violation connected to Justus beer and near beer products at a resort bar. Contempt of court charges led to fines and a $50 total in additional fees.
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Justus
A Battle With Burglars Wounds Suspect Bank Robber
A clash with burglars left one suspect wounded and under police guard. Report says the assailants may have targeted a bank, with investigators examining the scene and seeking corroborating witnesses. A second suspect remains at large as officers pursue leads.
New Dersville School Plans Missionary Priest Education
Fuzzy notices describe plans for a new Dersville School and a plan by a church figure to establish a site for educating missionary priests for the Society of the Divine Word. The proposal mentions about 796 acres required and two elementary tranch terms erected, with ties to Steyle Holland and Techny.
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New Dersville School
Drersville
Father Fake
Seretict
St Nl
Society of the Divine Word
Steyle
Holland
Techny
Forest Fire Losses Prompt Call for More Forest Rangers
Reports from Washington and Kentucky describe severe forest fires draining timber and delaying recovery efforts. Gifford Pinchot warns fires harm water systems and industry while urging broader visits to burned districts. Rangers and preventive patrols are advocated as vital to curb future blazes. Rain in Kentucky dampens fires. drought persists in Pennsylvania with some fires diminished by recent rain.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Feestry Bureau
Saiudar
Ng Lowe
Eqwaliers Industries
Arecen
Movement For
Sais
Lexington
Pennsylvenia
Memorial Service for Starmburg Attended by U S Delegation
Washington report states President and Roosevelt angered by a diplomatic incident as memorial services for the late German ambassador Baron Speck Von Stenburg were held at the German Lutheran Church. The service was led by Rev. Paul A. Menz of Lutherist church and Roland Cotton Smith of St Johns church, with Stemburgs accompanied by her mother.
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Starmburg
Washington
Angers Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Lig
Army
Navy
Germa
Baron Speck von Stenburg
Corcerda
Paul A. Menz#i
Roland Cotton Smith
St John’s Church
Land prices near Crisweld spark farm sale talks
In the Crisweld area a farm near town sees bids around 53 dollars per acre, while James R. Pune of 120 acres seeks 125 dollars per acre. An offer of rer acre at his farm southeast of town is discussed.
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Crisweld
James R. Pune
McFarland’s Ashes Return Home After German Voyage
Mrs A F Batch of the Menntown State Bank received a cablegram from United States Consul General A M Thackerer in Berlin reporting that Mrs S McFarland and her daughter Marian sailed on the 29th to bring the ashes of their husband and father, the late consul general at large for the European district, who shot himself on the Hamburg Berlin express October 24. They sailed aboard the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria.
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Ing McFarland
Sallicun
A. F. Batch
MeNtown State Bank
United States
A. M. Thackera
Berlin
S. €. McFarland
Marian
Inez
Tirself
McFarland
Fire at Ft. Datree prompts city funds boost
A £20,000 fire incident at Ft. Datree spurs city officials to seek additional fire protection funding. The report notes $9,050 in unrelated costs and urges strengthened measures to ensure rapid response and safer coverage for residents and property.
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Ft. Datree
Creston Lawyer J Locke R dies after illness
Cresen Attorney J Locke R died 25 at Cott hospital after over four weeks of illness. He was 47 and had lived in Crest on since 1370. Admitted to the bar in 1382 and served as longtime director of Crest on National Bank. Survived by a widow and three daughters.
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Creston Lawves
Cresen
J. Locker
Cott
Biy
Crest Or National Bank
Local Power Talks Highlight Safety and Use of Canes
A fragmented report notes officials in Canes and Ouawa discussing federal power safety measures. Despite garbled words, the piece emphasizes health and safety considerations, with references to authorities and a focus on safeguarding communities.
Venerable Civil War Veteran Passes at Home
A long ago Civil War veteran, aged 63, named P. Siewe, died at his home last night after surviving many campaigns. His service carried him through the war, and neighbors recall his steadfast character and old injuries. The community mourns the loss of a steadfast figure whose memories bridged eras.
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Stanight
P. Siewe
Severe Accident At Amstead Steel & Wire Mills
Erick Fils of Cleveland was severely injured when a red hot wire at Amstead Steel and Wire Company broke and looped around his neck. The wire tightened in seconds, severing his head from his body, in a tragic industrial mishap witnessed at the plant.
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Clevelard
Erick Fils
Amsedeth Steel & Wire Company Mills
Frivate Polish School Closed in Warsaw
Governors order the closure of all private Polish schools in Warsaw in retaliation for attacks on Russian university students. Russian authorities justify actions as punitive measures amid rising tensions and unrest.
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Warsaw
Night Riders Sweep Obion Lowland. Johnson Tied to Outrage
From Camp Nemo in Tennessee reports say masked night riders operate in Obion County. Ringleader Garrett Johnson, believed imprisoned at Camp Nemo, may reveal details if questioned. About 40 men tied to night riding are under arrest with evidence pointing to hangings for several. Tid Burton’s confession Surprises Union City. Razkin killing linked to wider acts. John Cochren claims night riders included violence against women, including a whipping. Everton’s breakdown suggests 300 men implicated. Oath taken by riders reportedly confessed but not publicly shown.
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Tenn
J. B. Her
Obiono
Col
Tatum
Maj
Horton
Samburg
Terna
Garrett Johnson
Johnson
Tid Burton
Union City
Razkin
John B. Cochren
Tiptonville
Everton
Obion County
Tawim Camp
Tom and Watson
Lemme - Height
Peace Steps Toward Bulgaria Union of Peace and Compensation
Article discusses Bulgaria accepting the principle of peace with compensation after weeks of diplomatic effort by all great powers. It notes cabinet discussions led by Ferdinand, and the mobilization of 60,600 reserves while maintaining normal force strength at 60,040. Also mentions Keeley Case and related legal actions in Georgia and Dwight.
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Ferdinand
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Ends Annual Convention
The thirty fifth annual convention closed with a jubilee as states reported strong gains in membership for the year. Officials announced a total increase of 27,007 members. Several resolutions were adopted, including support for the re election of Speaker Joseph Cannon to the national House of Representatives.
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Derver
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Joseth G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Prince Henry Tours Rebuilt Airship In Flight Test
Prince Henry of Pressia spent hours aloft Tuesday with Count Zeppe aboard a remodeled airship. He sat at the steering wheel for many miles, guiding the craft through complex maneuvers and expressing immense satisfaction in a telegram to the emperor, saying Verpelin’s airship felt as safe as his own.
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Shaten
Prince Henry of
Pressia
Count Zeppe
Prince Henry
Stryker in Critical Condition After Vehicle Crash
Rev Dr Mel W Stryker president of Hamister College is in critical condition at his Clinton home after a carriage accident. He sat beside his driver when the carriage ditched into a hedge after a horse frightened, causing concussion and possible internal injuries. He remained unconscious until evening but answered a few questions. doctors call his condition very dangerous.
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Clinton. N
Mel Woolser Stryker
Hamister College
Sers
Cottage Hi
Ate
Idenz Stryker
Montgomery Again Convicted In Pittsburgh Embezzlement Case
William Montgomery, cashier at Allegheny Bank, found guilty for the second time this week of embezzlement and fund abstraction. Court records show shortages over 1250, 00 while he handled bank bonds worth 020, details mirror prior obstruction case. Montgomery offered no defense testimony.
Local Court Confession Stuns Court Surprise
A defendant proclaimed innocence during sentencing terms, shocking the court. He was immediately remanded to prison as the term of court proceeded.
Bridegroom Husband Kills Himself After Paris Marriage
Paris reports a widower from Harrison County who married Mrs. Nannie C. Swinford of Cynthiana on Tuesday and, after returning to Paris, attempted to annul the union. When discovery showed he could not void it, he shot himself through the brain. The marriage was officiated by Rev. M. T. Chanler of the Methodist church.
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Paris
I. W. Harm
Harrison County
Nannie C. Swinford
Cynthiana
Avery Stabie
Hurchison
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