Farmers Strike to Clamp Down on World Wheat Markets
A fringe of farmers led by J. A. Everitt and connected groups in Kansas and Minnesota declare a farmers strike to curb visible wheat and corn supplies. They claim 10,000 members plus thousands of organizers network nationwide and argue control of supply will push prices up. They compare support from workers who strike to prices and wages, insisting the movement could influence freight, coal, and other costs. The piece frames the strike as a test of economic power and notes related organization in South Dakota and national Equity groups.
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Fust
Siage J. A. Everitt
Mtinnesta
Kansas
Merchi
Lex Grerltt
American Society Oft Mquity
The
Farmers’ Trust
Farmers’ Union
Minnesota
Bara Everitt
Willie
Am Automobile
Ander Op Gat
Farmer Unions Rise With Equity Society Growth
Past farmer alliances failed due to lack of money and indifference, but conditions have changed as farmers stay connected. Everitt’s plan, four years in the making, blends publishing and seed sales with the American Society of Equity, providing steady capital for growth. Membership is $8, including Up-to-Date Farming biweekly, the society’s social organ.
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Grange and
Farmere’ Alliance
Everitt
American Society of Equity
Commodity prices in Chicago markets for farmers
A fragmented list shows dry wheat No 2 red at 1.00 per bushel in Chicago, corn No 1 through Jan 1 and April contracts, rye No 7, beans No 1 bulk in Illinois, cotton futures in New York at per pound, hogs and cattle prices in Chicago per cwt and per head, wool and potatoes noted. The text reflects a price feed with mixed legibility and several OCR errors.
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Chicago
Tinley
Good Walting
J Tothy
New York
Chienay
Allea
Everitt's Farm Kit Campaign Draws Support Nationwide
The Reed advertising pages noted the J A Everitt business as it passed to a receiver about a year ago. Everitt shifted focus to building a farmers organization aimed at regulating the food supply and securing stable prices. Reportedly, farmers are increasingly aligning with his efforts and joining in large numbers.
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J. A. Everitt
Everitt
Swortd
Barber Shop Tales Rise From Prison Guards and Governor
A Sun special from Lansing recounts prison barber shop scenes at a Michigan penitentiary where inmates shave officers. A dramatic encounter features Governor Matthews and a life-sentenced inmate named Charles Jones, who pressures for a pardon during a razor-knife moment. The tale highlights barber skill, cautious guards, and wartime-like tension inside Michigan’s prison.
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Mich
Tay
Barber
Kansas
Nona
Teguhir
Matthews
Tay Charles
Where Is He Special to The Mui Orlkand
Albert Sonnlehten, a New York Evening Post special correspondent and war writer, is missing after traveling to Macedonia. He arrived near Voderna on February 15 and has not been heard from since. His adventurous career includes Philippine War captivity and recent dispatches from Sardinia.
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Aguinaldo
Sinedonia
Shanghai riots drive Bronx woman to stay in New York
Mrs. Matthew F. Land, born Mamie Hahn of Co bus avenue Van Nest, travels from Shanghai to New York on a shopping visit and will remain with relatives here at her husband’s advice as anti foreign sentiment grows in Shanghai. He fears further disturbances and she notes Chinese hostility toward foreigners while recounting the violence and unrest that erupted after rioting and boycotts tied to Japanese influence.
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Peklo
Mapan
Japan
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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Shioching
Scott
Counot
Story of My Life in the Tsarist Prison Narrative
A former prisoner recalls torture and confinement in the Schluesselburg fortress on the Neva, detailing brutal conditions, lack of news, and hunger. He describes life with fellow inmates, the slow release after years, and his eventual reunion with his son in Vilna, reflecting on political unrest and hopes for reform.
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Was
Sawyer
Tagrts
Tam
Ime
Mavetell
Aussie
Herman Lepatin
Conla
Harsman
Alexander Tit
Ng Lotine Behilueszelburg
Venander
Nor Utes
Gtint
Neva
Schinesseliure
SchluessIbure
Strick
Alexander HT
William 1
Schluesselbute
Die
Pia
Journal of Natural Philosophy
Liaoyang
Staraidversky
Department of Poler
Threzar
Staradvorsk
Srihiesselines
Mysel
Trussia
Tri. A
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Gherabunt
Tather
Hive
Wilra
Chen
Qwan
Biberla
Vilna
Naming Delegates Dominates Republican Convention Preparations
Twenty seven of the emities in The Giana have selected delegates for the Republican state convention set for April 1 and 12 in Undiamipolis. The Sixth district shows a rush with three state office candidates prompting early delegate naming to secure support before the convention.
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Tne Giana
Undiamipolis
Emmntes
Thirteonth
Rinner & Stoner
Daniel W. Comarack
Colfax editor shot in prolonged rival clash
Liantelle-B Ty Stuckey, writer for The People’s Tribune Manifest, was shot and killed by Alfred Moedwen, editor Hoth Goodivyn of Colfax Chronicle Avila. The fatal event followed a year of heated mediary rivalry and editorial feuding. Goodwyn faced possible jail time amid the dispute.
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Errr Colfar
Liantelle
Ty Stuckey
Peopl
How Deaf People are Made to Hear
A promotional piece discusses ear hearing devices and “sound magnets” claiming to restore hearing. It references ear drum vibration, wearability, and comfort, touting relief for deaf individuals and promising a complimentary book detailing user experiences from many patients and doctors.
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Moon
Wilson
Gus Fortabie
Tasy
Clevarman
Lawsors
Phreitians
Teleerigh Operatorn
Trulumen
Beck
Cartier Delta
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer Sunday and Monday Forecasts
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer foresees favors in court marriage and business on Sunday March 1 with warnings of sickness and feuds for some ages and births, and notes attention to young women possibly leading to marriage. A child born that day may seek pleasure. a strong man may rise in status. Monday predicts a harassing birthday, quarrels, anxiety, and self-harm warning with a quarrelsome child born that day.
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Eithin
Pleasuire and Company
Burly Hess
Mito
Mall
Dr Miles Heart Cure Advertises Heart Strength
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure to strengthen heart muscles and nerves. It cites an 15 year sufferer Rebecca Sennet of Indianapolis who claims dramatic improvement after starting the treatment, and notes a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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Mile
Tandes St
Indianapolis
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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