News of a Week in Condensed Form
A messy colonial-style digest reports multiple events: a bank robbery in East Lake City, a prison escape by Newall and accomplices, a death near Longmont from a balloon accident, a Santa Fe railway robbery thwarted by passengers, and various political and social happenings. Also noted are labor shifts in Oregon, flour price changes, and international tensions with Britain, France, and Japan.
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Batlie
Hien
Kigarhouss Binking Company
East Lake City
Carson City
Newall
Fran Pelee
Manuel Re Yer
Tute Hendricka
Holt
Oregon
Longmont
Colo
Las Animad
la Junta
Chen
Pendleton
Portland Millera
Salt Lake
Better Care of Farm Animals Improves Homes and Stock
An extended discussion urges farmers to improve livestock as a path to better farms and dwellings. It highlights practical breeding, proper stock handling, and community programs like county breeders associations and extension services as key to eliminating scrubs and raising overall stock quality.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Selling Live Stock in Rural Districts
A farmer faces disadvantage due to limited knowledge of market conditions and stock quality. Buyers, including local butchers and stock buyers, often pay below market quotes to cover shrinkage and delivery. Underfed stock invites objections from experts and may require delivering to slaughteryards or stock yards depending on demand. Some feeders maintain regular buyers for consistency and convenience.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Stock Yanls
County Agents Boost Curb Markets In Sharua Pa
Mercer county agent helps farmers launch a curb market in Sharua Pa. The weekly market draws shoppers and producers, succeeding after prior failed attempts due to limited farmer support and advertising. Goods include produce from potatoes to pumpkins, honey, cider, butter, dressed poultry, and more.
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Mercer County
Pennsylvania
Sharua
United States Department of Agriculture
Live Stock Notes From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary stock notes discuss disease containment and feeding practices. Mentions cholera and silage quality with references to sheep and herd management in a general farming context.
International Delegates Back From Congress on Prohibition
Foreign delegates to the International Congress against alcoholism prepare to return home and press anti alcohol drives in their nations. The conference finished with sea secession resolutions submitted by Richmond Pearson Hobson urging world education as a method against prohibition opponents. The World Federation adopted proposals to strip citizenship rights from brewers and others outlawed in the United States if they infringe abroad.
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Agricultural Department
Meredith
National Coal Association
Anton
Watkins
Prohibition
Washington
United States
International Congress
Congress
Richmond Pearson Hobson
International Committee
Hobson
World Prohibition Federation
Women's Christ In Temperance Union
World League Against Alcoholism
World Federation
Lstox
Schiff Passes to Beyond Widely Known Banker Dies
New York reports Jacob E. Schiff, prominent banker and philanthropist, died at his home on September 26 at age seventy three. Schiff, born in 1847 in Frankfurt, came to the United States in 1885 and led Kuhn, Loeb & Co. He was a major Jewish benefactor and carried out extensive quiet philanthropic work for Jewish causes.
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New York
Jacob E. Schiff
Jacob Henry Schiff
Frankfort-on the-Main
Germany
United States
Frm
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Schiff
America
Lenine Aide Jailed at Chicago Headquarters Raid
Witty Schachman former secretary to Nikola Lenine was arrested in a Chicago raid by the police bomb squad at communal headquarters. A quantity of literature including lists of hundreds of radicals working for the Russian Soviet government was seized.
Danis Baruch Aided Campaign Denial In NY
George White chair of the Democratic national committee denied any official link between Bernard M Baruch and the Democratic party. In California a Negro convention opened in Los Angeles with a parade featuring cotton and staples carried by Black attendees as the first event of the Industrial and Commercial Council of People of African Descent.
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Danis Baruch
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Democratic National Committee
Tole
Democratic Campaign
George White
Democratic National. Com
Ition
California
Los Angeles
Firvs
Industrial and Commercial Council of People
Baker Demands Rigid Economy In War Plans
Secretary Baker ordered all war department chiefs to enforce the strictest economy in preparing the nation’s wartime resources. He mandated trimming expenditures to the minimum and reducing all measures to the smallest feasible amounts to support the federal war effort.
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Baker
Washingwe
War Department
Easter Accused of Insults In Public Proceedings
City prosecutor Gregeria Pertycta leads criminal action against Easter accused of insulting others at Eden crate party. Charges allege publication of an insult against a man identified as Tom. Trial details reference four-year terms and a traction for a blameworthy act.
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Easter
Manin
Skillet Gregeria Pertycta
Eitiier
la Machin
Japanese Demand Pen Dip diplomacy urges fair American judgment
Marquis Okuma, former premier, argues 100000 industrious Japanese pose no menace to America and appeals to enlightened Americans and world nations for fair treatment. He notes Japanese contributions to Liberty Loans and Red Cross and calls for restraint against hasty measures amid immigration talks. Baron Sakatani cites mutual efforts toward an amicable settlement as talks enter a serious stage.
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Tokyo
Japan
California
Marquis Okuma
America
Marquis
United States
Europe
Teed Cross
Marquis Ocuma
Baron Sakatan
Han
Kosekal Party
Viscount Uchida
Beron Sakatani
Fierce Fighting in Ireland Sparks Belfast Red Alert
Falls district of Belfast erupts after a policeman is killed and two others wounded, followed by the swift killing of three civilians. Armored cars patrol Falls streets while a large military presence maintains order.
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Belfast
Pierce
Falls
French Threat and Soviet Reply Outline War Tensions
A fragmentary report notes France threatening action in Russia with a Black Sea fleet response. It cites Soviet Foreign Minister Teherin stating Moscow will bow to brute force, with prisoners repatriation by October 1 as a potential trigger for actions against Soviet Russia.
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Georges Leyguen
Clemenceau
General Wrangle
Crimean
Moscow
Aleann
London
Russia
Black Sea
Acon
M. Tehiteherin
Negroes Meet in California Delegation Speaks to Congregations
A delegation to the first national convention of the Industrial and Commercial Council of People of African Descent spoke Sunday in Los Angeles area churches to Negro congregations about plans to boost agricultural and industrial production through their rice and related ventures.
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California
Los Angeles
Delegaton
The
Industrial and Commercial Council of People
Washington senate pivots after Cox corruption claim
A Senate campaign investigation committee shifts focus amid an accusation that Governor Cox received a 5000 campaign contribution in 2018 from Dayton Metals and concealed it. Meanwhile violence erupts in Korea with 25 killed as students attack branches of local banks and a development company, injuring seven Japanese buses.
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Summittee
Washington
Cox
Dayton
Oo Sriddy
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Geneon
Korea
Korean Lay Quatria Bank
Oriental Development Company
Tornado Flattened Bloom Bell Knox County Nebraska
A tornado swept through Knox county Saturday striking Bloom Bell causing heavy property damage and reports of fire losses. Wires down in the area hinder assessments as authorities confirm damage in the section. Mexico closes saloons for a day as provisional president de la Huerta enacts wartime policy. U.S. and Mexican authorities monitor the unrest and public order.
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Nebraska
Berson
Knox County
Bloom Beil
San Artonson
de la Huerta
Mexion
Jay Moricas
Bandits Claim Dueling Incident At Red Deer Lumber Yard
A confused report details a violent incident at the Red Deer Lumber Company yard near Prince Albert during a winter storm. Police say two men were injured, and the assailants fled toward Barrows Junction. Local authorities issued a lookout as investigators gather statements and secure the scene.
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Bhette Dasih
Rraina
Barrows
Prine
Puma
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