Program for Overhauling State Offices Urged by Committee
A nonpartisan committee proposes sweeping reforms to state government. It calls for three major branches with appointive heads removable for cause, time clocks to enforce work, and centralized supervision under the governor. The plan targets efficiency, reduced duplication, and streamlined departments in social progress, industries, and public safety.
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Francis
Allen
Miller
Mattes
Wilson
de Wolf
Flack
Klaw
Scote
Larrabes
Hell
Assembly
Tnng
Adwat
Intellis Sane
Kovat
Co-Ordine Mae
Tivcit
Alule
Cospernsen
Social Progrees
Department of Industries
eSablic Agfety
Commineton
Dleo
Aulhoriey
Fenera
Alee
Aerie
Scherme
Bocla Proerese
Geological Survey
Latorical Department
Town Academy of Science
Ibile Archives
Board of Centre
Maid of Pearly Board of Education
Department of Industries Department of Agriculture, Weather and Crop Bureau
State Veterinary Surgeon Commission of Animal Health
Hortic Nultural Society
Intor
Riale
Beef Association
Wand County Fairs
Commerce
Department of Public Safety
A. R
Highway Commission
Capitol Extension
Board of Medical Examiners
Board of Optometry Examiners
Board of Law Examiners
Board of Dental Examiners
Commission of Pharmacy
Veterinary Examining Board
Dairy Food
Buelnom
Walseily
Sailed for New York Prominent Writer Charles Behwab
London reports Charles M Behwab departed for New York aboard the Adriatic with plans to publish an autobiography. He offered no details about the trip, stating only hopes to write his life story in the future and referring to past hotel stays and prior conversations.
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London
Charles M Behwab
New York
England
Bates “ Kouwn
Marines Removed From Port Au Prince Provokes Tense Quiet
Washington reports a controversial withdrawal of marine forces from Port Au Prince sparking quiet tension. details describe a political shift and potential implications for local stability amid ongoing revolutionary activity and unrest in the capital.
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Washingon
Ithe
Revolutionary Activis Rotary ” Peneiie Ak
Iowa Quarantine Likely to End Within a Week
A telegraph from congressman elect Tom Steele reports the Iowa hoof disease quarantine could lift in a week if no new outbreaks occur. Prof. C F Curtiss of Ames says restrictions may ease, with stockyards urged to stay vigilant while the farm sector faces losses in St Joseph county Indiana and South Bend plans a cooperative support meeting.
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Tom Steele
Department of Agriculture
Sloanx City
Canton
Wallington
D. C
Iowa
C. F. Curtiss
Ames
Curtiss
Towa
Toi Stovle
Washington
Curtisa
Chicago
Booth Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County
South Bend
Hay Shortage Alarms Chicago Dealers Amid Quarantine
Chicago dealers warned of a hay shortage due to a strict quarantine. Prices rose from 17 to 20 dollars per ton as receipts fell to 300 tons daily, enough for ten days. The 60 day quarantine may worsen the shortage, despite efforts by the National Hay Exposition to press Washington. Local restrictions prevent movement between rail lines, limiting aid to drought stricken southern buyers.
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Chicago
Hay E Ex
Winchester
Ind
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Department strapped for funds over hoof and mouth disease
Washington reports a money shortage crippling the agriculture department as congress debates a December special appropriation. With only 600 000 left for inspection and quarantine, officials economize, advise field agents to protect herds, and fear penalties if Congress does not act.
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Seperraest of Agriculture
Congress
Department
Nurse accused in killing of San Antonio magnate
Emma Burgemeister a nurse living at 32 Hunsteck Avenue in San Antonio with Miss Daschel is held after Otto Koehler prominent brewing association president was found dead in her apartment. Burgemeister said the shooting was to protect herself and Daschel. she remains hospitalized with a wrist wound and under police guard.
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San Antonio
Tex
Emma Burgemeister
Otto Koehler
Miss Burgemeister
Hunsteck Avenue
Eighbors
Mr. Koehler
Miss Bergemeister
Miss Burgenmeister
Mucnd
Mtiss Daschiel
Surveilloner
Germany
Mra. Hier
Hurgemoelster
Mt Won
French War Losses Reported at Six Thousand Dollars
In Paria on November 4 a report lists French war losses totaling six thousand dollars. The document itemizes furniture, workshops, railways, and public works affected by the conflict, noting damage and depreciation as part of the wartime toll.
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Germar
Dixmude
Dismude
Mio Boletane
Virea
Germains
Comings
Viervick
Menli
Western League sets 154 game season for next year
The Western League approves a 154 game schedule with reduced salaries and a lower game count. Opening date is April 23. season runs to September 19. Topeka and Wichita expect to operate on a pay basis, Ed Hanlon of Sioux City endorses the plan, and umpire policy discussions continue.
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Omaha
Neb
Sengan Wes
Clus
London
Topeka
Wichita
Ed Hanlon
Siouxity Club
Telbune
Solsrice
Hi i
Edditer
Sioux ii
Balary
On Salariis
Pherenolu- Hams
Larg Timlt
Moony
Government Control of Colorado Mines Debated at Convention
A fractured convention debate centers on placing Colorado mining under government authority. Resolution led by William Vea argues for wartime peace measures and mining control, with committee referral and unclear support from broader factions.
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Philadelphia
Nev
Ameerican
Laibur
Iluke
William
I. Momere
American cruisers in Turkish waters secure seal
In the latest dispatch, American naval units report secure in Turkish waters with a seal of safety acknowledged. Specifics on patrols and incidents remain sparse, but officials confirm no threats to ships or operations at this time.
Clark Praises Wilson For Foreign Policy In Mississippi
Champ Clark during a Mississippi speaking trip lauded President Wilsons foreign policy. He said future historians will mark his Mexican policy as Wilsons chief glory and that tariff reform may be overlooked.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Champ Clark
Mississippi
Wilson
Russians Press Advance Pushed Back Along Front
Daily News Petrograd report says General Dankl and remaining Austrian forces move south toward Galicia. German center under Crown Prince allegedly weakened by Husain assault. Russians gain in northeastern theater while Austrians withdraw from Western Galicia and Przemyśl siege tightens.
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London
Daily News
Petrograd
Gener! Danki
Galleta
Dank
Adda
Hie
von Hindenburg
Fortreesea
Graudengs, Thorp
Posen
Rucatow
Bisio
Preomysl
Russians Defeated by Austrians in Galicia
Report from Hertin Nov. describes Austrians crossing the T'rut near Czemnowtts advancing on the Russian right wing. Russians halted their advance and retreated to base after initial resistance, then came under Austrian artillery fire with continued losses.
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Hertin
Nov. U.e
Prankfurtee Zultung
Czemnowtts
Hukenthai
T'rut
Dernochs
Rumen
German shell hits American Consulate in Rheims
German shell hits the American Consulate in Rheims France near the street opposite the consulate building. Front of the building was torn by shellfire. bullets cut the facade. The Consul left for safety weeks ago. no American casualties reported.
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Rheims
France
Uctman
Auaorhd
Bulldina
Wardhomai
Nis
Herries
Panama Canal Well Patronized Amid Traffic Flows
Report notes high activity at the Panama Canal with heavy patronage and busy port facilities. Officials discuss rising vessel transits and commercial movement through the waterway, highlighting sustained economic importance for global shipping.
War Speculators Dominate Bank Credit In New York
New York, Nov 12. War supplier speculation has displaced Wall Street trading as banks fund the market. Foreign governments seek direct purchases, squeezing out middlemen. American manufacturers face credit strains while speculators profit on high margins.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
London
United States
Altos
Ber
French Purchasing Commission
England
Canada
Tugsiy
Biecu Hatora
Muto
Biles
Neil
Charhkse
BF Fumher
Charles M Schwab
France
Plint
Schwab
Air
Flint
Wilnt
Aehwales
Kiel
Bhawnt National
Flamtinta
Caaranty Teel Company
York
Ananelag
Inei
Comoniosiana
Congress Sees Another Pork Barrel Squabble
Washington reports a rivers and harbors bill sparking fresh pork barrel debate as lawmakers advance an appropriation measure. The House Public Works Committee panel pushes for funding for harbor and port projects with allocations reaching tens of millions.
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Congress
Washington
Agaor Aesaton
Ilana
Uki
Kmaet
Ana
Europe May Attend to Mexican Wireless Case
Reported discussions outline Europe participation in the Mexican wireless case. The article notes potential involvement by the United States and mentions suspected use of wireless services in the matter with reference to observers and officials.
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Europe
Bloody struggle nears coast as invaders push along Belgian front
French and Belgian defenses retreat from Dixmude as German forces press toward Lombaertzyde and the coast. reports say British and French ships guard near the shore while the Germans renew attacks to break the line north of Nieuport, with heavy casualties and shifting positions along the Yser.
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Dixmude
Cailala
Dunkirk
Dixmace
Veer
Tixmude
Yser
Ypres
Lombaertayde
Tur
Paris
Lombaertzyde
Nieuport
Paat
France
Belgium
Lye
Socialists Plan Peace Overtures as Congress Debate Opens
A partial report from Copenhagen notes a socialist peace congress planned for December 6 may discuss possible steps toward peace. The article hints at discussions on pacific measures and the roles of various socialist groups, with unclear details due to damaged text.
Train Jumps Track Cause Reported Injury at Morning Stop
In New Vors near Miva Bam Pennsylvania a train jumped the track injuring a score of people. Authorities say the incident occurred early in the morning as the train neared Sampat le SHape.
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Lehis
New York
Miva Bam
Fema
Steatte Rape
Bel Bad
Broken Even Afloat In Unclear Ledger Row
An opaque OCR fragment references names and numbers in a muddled financial line. It mentions a date and a person or entity and hints at a balance or outcome but details are unreadable. The garbled text offers little verifiable context or complete facts.
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Flanders
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Porta
Artis Wire
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