Indiana corn crop forecast sets new yield record
The September crop report from the U S department of agriculture cites Indiana expected to yield 42.1 bushels per acre, higher than 1905 and tied to a total forecast of 205 548 000 bushels. Drought affects western counties along the Ohio river while central and eastern areas improve. cutting has begun in drier sections and most corn should mature before frost.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Ohio River
Wisconsin primary reshapes power with Woodward surge
The Wisconsin primary produced a surprising Woodward victory over Wilcox and McGovern, aided by split conservative votes and an underestimation of the Klan's influence. Walker captured the Democratic mayoral nomination amid strong margins, while Waterman led the Republican field for November, defeating Lyons and Bennett.
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Jimmy” Walker
Tammany
Smith
Walker
Frank D. Waterman
John L. Lyons
Wm. B. Bennett
Hylan
Waterman
Lyons
Bennett
Smiths Man Wins in Hearst Clash for New York Power
Gov. Alfred F. Smith defeated Hearst influence in New York politics as Mayor John F. Hylan's position, backed by Hearst papers, crumbled after a bitter political battle. The United Press dispatch outlines Smith’s victory and the end of Hearst’s domination in the state’s political scene.
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New York
Alfred F. Smith
William Randolph Hearst
Mhearst
New York City
John F. Hylan
Independent ticket to run in New York mayoral race
United Press dispatch reports that an independent ticket will run in New York's mayoralty race in November, separate from Tamany Hall street faction. The Evening Journal editorial notes Mayor Hylan may heed the independent ticket and praises his resolve regarding Governor Smith and Mr. Walker.
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Tammany Hall-street
Cdr
Albany Rowd
Evening Journal
Willan
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Hylan
Senator Walker
Smith
Walker
Lebanon Man Uses His Head and Escapes Death Under Train
Curtis Selby an 18 year old from Lebanon Indiana escaped death when his truck was struck by a Big Four freight engine. He was thrown against the pilot and one arm and one foot were injured. He used one remaining arm to grip a rod on the locomotive and pulled himself to safety. He rode five blocks clinging to the pilot before the train stopped. He suffered internal injuries and other hurts but is not in serious condition.
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United Press Dispatch
Lebanon
Ind
Curtis Selby
Selby
Harvard President Emeritus Improves After Illness
Cambridge mass Sept 16 The condition of Dr Charles W That president emeritus of Harvard University who is ill with a nervous disorder is reported improved today.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles W
Harvard University
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