Farmers Barrow in Phoenix Form Big Co Op
Five million dollar capitalization marks a new farmers combine incorporated in Arizona with principal business in Phoenix. It aims to buy grain and farm products, breed livestock, manufacture food, and own real estate and stock in other firms. The group plans to unite growers to set living prices and provide farm necessities at low costs.
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Phoenix
Iecuire Real Paiate
Farmers Marketing Company
Consumers” and Producers” Union of Tennessee
New York
American Society of Equity of North America
Farmers’ National Co-Operative Exchange Company
Pesky Bug Forces Doctor Mackey Five Day Layoff
Frank Queisser suffers a pestilent episode as a bug under his eyelid prompts a five day unpaid leave for Dr. Harry Mackey. The incident leads Queisser to report the doctor to city officials, triggering a three day suspension and a subsequent two day vacation after health board review. The bug is eventually removed and Queisser resumes his market stand duties.
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Frank Queisser
Harry Mackey
Queisser
Dr. Mackey
Dr. Mack
Mackey
Board of Health
Farmers at fair claim gold mine finds galore
Farmers visiting Secretary Downing's exhibition compare their specimens to gold mines. Officials warn many pieces are worthless, noting if every visitor had real mines the government would go bankrupt. The scene shows farmers overestimating value while officials say most samples are nonproductive.
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Downing
Avi
Sam
Fifties Firms Ordered to Change Mail Arrangements
A Washington postoffice ruling prompts about 150 Indianapolis firms to shift mail handling. The order ends a practice of early morning mail pickup at storefront windows, directing firms to use tent boxes or carrier delivery instead. Officials cite overwhelmed carriers and the need to manage vast mail volumes.
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Postoffice Department
Washington
Indianapolis
Indianapails Rems
Weil
Mooney-Mueller
Aleewaord
Megionis
Work to Begin on Boulevards and Land Condemnations
The Park board moved to start boulevard work after approving $100 for Pleasant run boulevards. At Friday's meeting, Supt Power was instructed to direct engineers to proceed with surveys and to file condemnations for necessary land. Only the strip along Fall Creek between Illinois and Capitol Aves opposite Fairbank will be condemned.
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Pleasant Tun
Nurveys
Alka
Fall Creek
Illinnigs
Capitol
Fairbank
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and nearby 36 hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and adjacent counties through 8 p m September 19 shows a fall Friday night and Saturday with rising temperatures. Temperature readings include 40 at 6 a m, 42 at 7 a m, 56 at noon, 59 at 2 p m, with generally fair and warmer conditions and southwest winds. New plates 81 and 6p Wilestaora.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Dynamite Wrecks Bund Tiger Meet in Nashville
A track meet organized by Robert Coffins in Nashville was blown apart by dynamite on Thursday. The blast damaged the adjacent store. no culprit or motive is known. Authorities investigate the incident.
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Nashville
Ind
Robert 3
Coftins
Tels
Unidentified man found on Panhandle tracks in Irvington
An unknown dead man was found along the Panhandle tracks in Irvington Thursday night by Levi Brock. He had no papers and is at the morgue awaiting identification.
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Irvington
Panhandle
Levi Brock
Weather Notes Show Frigid Thursday Night Across State
A rough weather report records subfreezing readings Thursday night with temperatures near eight degrees at several stations. Indianapolis topped the list with a high near six degrees, while Co Limbo and Vincennes reported near freezing and mid thirties respectively, as Washington, Marlon, and LaFayette also stayed cold.
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Imtanapolis
Co Limbo
Washington
Marlon
LaFayette
Vincennes
300 Attend Reunion of Wilder's Brigade
Two special rain events along the Pennsylvania Road led the way to Chickamauga as the 40th anniversary of the famous battle was observed. More than 90 people attended the reunion, recalling Wilder's Brigade.
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Wilder
Chittemanga
Chickamaqua
Rumor of King Peter's Murder Circulates Abroad
A sensational rumor claims King Peter of Sernia was assassinated at the stake exchange in New York and London reports no confirmation. The reports are not regarded as credible, with no strong evidence by late Friday.
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New York
Peter
Sevia
London
Pater
Sersia
Fairbanks Wedding in Washington This Saturday
Senator Fairbanks and family travel to Washington to attend the wedding of Adelaide Fairbanks to Ensign John Timmons this Saturday. The society event will draw prominent figures as both families are well known in Washington circles.
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Senator Fairbanks
Washington, D. C
Adelaide Fairbanks
John Timmons
Washington
Ice and coal trades shift with brutal winter mood
The private funeral of Pan Hat reflects harsh old age and a cold town season. Ice men gloom, coal men tickled, furnace men happy as winter reshapes demand. Weather-driven shifts push dealers into new lines, while neighbors cope with long bills and steady cold.
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Pan
Double Funeral In Bedford For Father And Son
In Bedford Indiana on Friday Brice Carver 73 and his son will be buried. The father collapsed and died beside the coffin while awaiting his son's arrival. the son had been killed earlier in a Southeast Louisville terminal yards incident. The trainmen's union members accompanied the body to the funeral.
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Bedford
Ind
Brice Carver
Se. Loute
Railread
Knights and Ladies of Honor plan $60,000 temple in Indianapolis
Supreme lodge delegates at Louisville approve construction of a temple in Indianapolis as national headquarters, with a project cost of sixty thousand dollars. The plan was decoded from a garbled note but confirms intent and location.
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Indianapolis
Knights and Ladies’ OF Honor
Suspreme Lodge of the Knights and Ladies* of Honor
Sersion
Louisville
Tutuanapolis
Murder Trial Muddled Three Names Amid Nebraskas Hunt
Clues place Thomas Madison as suspect in the murder of Elsie Paine, her daughter Aiis, son William, and granddaughter Mia in Red Cloud Nebraska. Police allege Madison’s motive tied to a rejected love, while reports mix with unrelated consolidations and notices from New York and Vienna.
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Red Cloud
Neb
Thomas Madison
Elsie Paine
Aiis
Wiliam
Mia
Paine
Robbery at Claypool Hotel Targets Holtzman Suite
A daring transom entry burglar disturbed John W. Holtzman and family at the Claypool hotel, stealing jewelry valued at $10 from a dresser and a watch. Police investigated, with Detectives Caplin and Haley examining the scene and speculating the intruder may have been a hotel employee.
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Roo
John W. Holtzman
Claypool
John W. Holzman
Soltaman
Stevens
Holtzman
Slater
Dan
Taggart to Speak in Campaign for H Issue
Ex-mayor Tim Taggart says he will not avoid the rostrum and will speak for the party in the campaign. He notes plenty of members can give speeches, and asserts his stance on supporting the effort while avoiding overexposure. The piece hints at party dynamics and forthcoming election activity.
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Seid
T. Taggart
Thore
Tim
Myzrir
Ofulor
Taggart
Rhatie
Timberahe
Het Taggart
Pepe
Hugh
Chere
Taggar
Storm claims 25 feared as Norfolk report limited
Norfolk dispatch notes a Virginia storm possibly killed 25 people. Initial estimates list 15 dead, with the fishing steamer Beatrice reported lost with three aboard. Atlantic reports indicate no chance of salvage for the ship or crew.
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Norfolk
Ik Marte
Coset
Atlantic
Beatrice
Man in Bay City Shoots Self as Police Close In
In Bay City on an unspecified September day Midh. Sept., Leonard, facing proof of guilt in a theft and awaiting transport, pulled a revolver near officers within five feet and shot himself in the temple. He died.
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Bay City
Midh
God
Express-messenger
Leonard
Russia and Austria May Intervene in Macedonia
Vienna reports that Russia and Austria have issued a circular to powers signaling intent to implement a reform plan in Macedonia. The plan would involve joint occupation of the troubled district by both nations and could avert war between Bulgaria and Turkey. The development follows efforts to stabilize the region through external mediation.
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Russia
Austria
Macedonia
Vienna
Bulgaria
Turkey
Dividend policy and stock market notes from New York
A Sept report notes steady earnings with no expected dividend cut as common stock buyers resist changes. Earnings for the year are projected at 125 million dollars. Also mentioned is a Principals' Club reception for over one hundred city teachers at Propylacum, with attendance by School Board members and artists. An incident from London reports the British cruiser Little colliding with the Minnie Charles Chalmers, resulting in sinking and four drowned.
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New York
Udk
Manein
Sheet Corporation
Clu
Kendall
Glub
Bexldon
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