Meat Packers Association Sees Possible Future Famine
Chicago reporters on September 24 note speakers at the American Meat Packers Association convention warned of a meat famine risk if production does not recover. They urged small farmers to raise two beef steers yearly and proposed dividing remaining ranges into farms to balance output.
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Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
United States
New England
Executive Committee
Anderson Alito Go to Jail For Newsroom Lockup
Report from Anderson notes news writers are jailed for next Sunday evening with sheriffs promising action against any who fail to appear. Sheriff Black plans a chicken supper as a social lure to gather all writers at one table.
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Anderson
Anderson News
Jall
Strongarma
Mano
Sherif Black
Doctors mend four year old Hoffenbridel arm with gold nails
Lawrenceburg September 2 physicians surgically fastened the broken bones in Frank M Hoffenbridel four with gold nails after a fall along the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern tracks. The boy had torn his splints and bandages and struggled in a frenzy.
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Lawrenceburg
Ipd
Frank M. Hoffenbrdel
Hoffenbridel
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Toyar
Stark's visit sparks triple birthday in Williamsport family
In Williamsport Indiana on September 24 a triple birthday occurred as Mrs Livingston marked her 24th birthday while her sister Mrs Henry Christopher celebrated her 20th and a daughter was born to Mrs Christopher, all on the same date.
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Williamsport
Ind
Mra
Fom Livingston
Henry Christopher
Christopher
Ostarrh Cure Reward Advert
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of Ostarrh not cured by Hall's Ostarrh Care. F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio linked to the claim with a fifteen year reputation for honesty and solvency. National Bank of Commerce Toledo endorses. Ball's Catarrh Cure advertised as taken internally to affect the blood and mucous membranes. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
Ball
Mrs Audry Baker Shoots Self in Apparent Death Aim
Indianapolis Sept 26 Mrs Audry Baker fired a bullet into her breast at the home of a prizefighter and is in serious condition in hospital She declares her husband murdered Joseph Shalanaky a merchant in Oneida and says she preferred death to disgrace She married Ray Anderson in Danville Indiana July 6 and says Anderson killed a woman at a hotel Detectives doubt her story and search for Anderson who cannot be located
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Hhant
Joseph Shalanaky
Oneida Potes
Audry Baker
Jack Dalton
Clays
Ray Anderson
W. R R. Anderson
Danville
Tils
Aoman
Jack Patton
Frank Mediatore
Joseph Bia
Anderson
Shalansky
Mesa
Jaker
Indianapolis
Husky Hoosier Camp Opens with Record Turnout
Hanover notes a sunlit day after rain as 37 players, the largest squad ever, report for practice under coach Hotchkiss. Two hours of fundamentals precede a promising ten minute scrimmage, with Ramsay and Allison clocking 100 yards in 10.5 seconds and Kahov honing the drop kick.
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Hanover
Husky Hoosier
Hotchkiss
Ramsay
Allison
Kahov
Protten
Wilson Man Fielder For Governor By Plurality Of 20000
Supporters of President Wilson nominate the candidate for governor at the New Jersey primaries, carrying every county in the state with Mercer and biasex. The estimated majority is about twenty thousand. the assembly state was tenominated and Bevery wos popes fo tes the TA re veratie state committes.
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Newark
Wilson
New Jersey
Eevery
Mercer
James
Amaire
Flood Damage Toll From Last Spring Reported
A government bulletin estimates flood damage from last spring at 163 million dollars with Washington and regional areas recording extensive losses. The report notes seventy percent of crops damaged and widespread impact on infrastructure and relief needs.
Progressive Tariff Split Surprises Senate Vote
Progressive Senators La Follette of Wisconsin and Poindexter of Washington joined the Democratic majority to back the Underwood tariff bill, surprising Simmons and the rest of the Finance Committee. They argued the bill, though not ideal, was preferable to the Payne Aldrich act. Also noted: 1912 saw 739 ocean weasels built in German yards and Glasgow considers electric tube railways.
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Robert M. la Follette
Miles Poindxter
Westernera
Wisconsin
Washington
Senate
Sen. Simmons
Finance Committee
Glasgow
Scotland
Hampton challenges campaign fund questions in Clarke county inquiry
Witnesses testify before the grand jury examining the recent primary election. B Hampton a farm land owner and politician objects to being asked about money given to anyone to spend during the campaign. The proceedings center on funds tied to the recent contest and Hampton’s expenses while in custody.
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Winchester, Kye
Othe Clarke County
Hampton
Sodaday
Jude Benton
Ree Main
Prand
Secretary Bryan Declines Comment on Personal Funds
Secretary Bryan stated he would discuss where his money goes but not how he spends it. He replied to questions about supporting mission students in Japan by saying such expenditures were his own business and he was not supporting them.
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Washington
Bryan
Bigs
Japan
Marti
Tada
Wien
Jersee
Howard Deane
Busby
Breme
Ida Rainsel
Remairk
Sewing Society
Vin
Maria
Yda Ramsell
Mrs. Busby
Amy
Forandas
Long
Howard
Howard Lane
Joyce
Cem
Ally
Baby
Maria Bevis
Tobias
Jewelers Vice-President Stricken During Banquet Toast
Aurora Ind September 21 Charles W Leive 45 a jeweler fell paralyzed at a banquet at the Country Club on Hogan creek He was called to toast and sank unconscious in a critical condition He had joked he would rather take a licking than make a speech.
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Aurora
Ind
Charles W. Leive
Hogan Creek
Leive
Snow Fells Across Denver Area Overnight
Snow began overnight and continued into the morning, covering the ground in places to depths of more than two inches. Denver residents woke to wintery conditions as the system lingered.
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Denver
Maria Bevis and the note that changed a village
Maria Bevis faces community judgment after a debt note totals over two thousand dollars. Howard Lane confirms repayment to clear the debt, while Maria contemplates the social cost of her action and resolves to inform the town. The episode leaves the couple reassessing trust and family ties in the village.
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the Herald
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Madison Insurance Co
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J.weyer
America
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