Markets Report From Chicago and Sioux City Livestock Prices
Hog market dimes lower with receipts around 37 000 as cattle prospects steady to 10 cents lower in Chicago Union Stock Yards while Sioux City shows hogs 10 cents lower and cattle 10 cents lower. Prices range hogs 6 40 to 7 30 cows 2 70 to 8 10 and sheep 5 90 to 9 35 with futures and grain quotes from Minneapolis and Milwaukee included.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Gattle
Reeves
Texas
Sioux City
Bronx’ City
Riday Seana Tr
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Edison predicts millions killed in future war
Denver notes Thomas A. Edison warns war could be forced by rapid mass slaughter aided by machines. He calls war a crime against humanity and urges immediate U S munitions factory readiness with twelve plants, ready to produce twice global daily ammo needs within a week.
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Denver
Colo
Thomas A. Edison
United States Naval Advisory Board
Edison
United States
Europe
Wilson Shows Off Fiance Gift With New Silver Mounted Cane
President Wilson leaves the White House with a silver mounted cane given by his fiancee Mrs Norman Galt. He visits her home after a humorous greeting by local boys who welcomed him with a pea shooter chorus before a country drive and lunch.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
White House
Norman Galt
Galt
Mrs. Galt
War raises gem imports in New York City
Customs officials report no shortage of diamonds and precious stones for the holiday trade as wartime demand surges. October imports totaled 3,080,955 dollars, nearly a million more than September, with European owners selling holdings to American importers and U S dealers dominating the season.
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New York City
United States
French Victory Drive Across Fifteen Mile Front at Chalons
An AP correspondent describes the French breaking the German siege line on September 25 26 near Chalons France. French soldiers cut barbed wire trenches blasted German positions with heavy shelling and mines then surged into the trenches taking prisoners and inflicting heavy losses as the front nine to fifteen miles wide shifted in favor of the Allied advance.
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Chalons
France
Associated Press
Winhat
Monsieur
Banks Seek Rule Block. Judge Rules Injunction Granted
Four Sioux Falls national banks won injunctions in Minnehaha circuit court against enforcing a state banking rule requiring 50 percent reserves to be deposited in state banks. Judge J W Jones voided the August 15 order, holding the state rule unconstitutional and an overreach of authority. The banks cited class discrimination and improper delegation to the public examiner. an appeal was announced by the banking department.
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National Banks of
Sioux Falls
State Banking Department
J. W. Jones
Minnehaha
South Dakota
National Banks
State Bank
Banking Department
Bankers Mobilize Against Jones Ruling
In Mitchell bankers and state bank officials met to plan legal action over Judge Jones ruling. The Sioux Falls National Bank led the suit, prompting organized opposition among regional financial leaders.
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Supreme Court
Jones
Mitchell
Sioux Falls National
Liberty for Warring Europe in Lane Address
Franklin Lane framed a free Europe emerging from war, urging Americans to see liberty as shared by nations and to support self determination. He warned against perpetual conflict while praising Europe’s striving for a social liberty earned through sacrifice and collective rights.
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Raleigh
N. C
Europe
Interior
Franklin I. Lane
State Literary and Historical Association of North Carolina
Attila
Brotherhood of Man
Servia
Rhnegland
Germany
Russia
France
Tolstoi
Beethoven
Pasteur
Darwin
German Youth Steals Horse Pursued to Pond by Border
Camp Crook, S D. Frank Earlhoff was chased from North Dakota toward the state line and captured by Camp Crook men on orders from Sheriff True of Butte County. He allegedly confessed stealing a horse from Donald Duff of Belle Fourche and is to appear in circuit court this week to plead guilty and receive sentence at the Sioux Falls penitentiary.
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Camp Crook
S. D
North Dakota
Frank Earlhoff
Sheriff True
Butte County
Donald Duff
Belle Fourche
Sioux Falls
German Youth Aims for Enlistment After Theft
The defendant, about 23, native of Germany and educated, arrived in July to the United States. He says four German brothers died in battle and that he stole a horse to ride to New York to return home and enlist in Germany’s army.
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Itary
Germany
United States
New York City
Proper care urged to save corn crop profits
A South Dakota grain firm warns weather may bring soft corn across the region and urges farmers and buyers to sort and store carefully. They recommend narrow cribs, extra ventilators, good roofs, and one sorter per two or three huskers to separate bad corn for feed, preserving good corn for later sale.
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South Dakota
Korea Exhibition Showcases Japanese Achievements in Korea
In Seoul a grand industrial exhibit marks five years of Japanese administration. Prince Kanin and Princess Kanin inaugurate the fair amid royal reception, military display, Red Cross events, and a 1,000 mile railroad milestone. The ceremony includes an aeroplane flight and highlights Korea's modernization progress.
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Seoul
Korea
Associated Press
Kioto
Japan
Kan-in
Terauchi
K. Ozaki
Yukio Ozaki
Red Cross and
Ladies Patriotic Association
Raiload Bureau
Baltimore Financier William Spence Dies at 100
William Wallace Spence, renowned Baltimore financier and philanthropist, died after celebrating his 100th birthday two weeks earlier. He had long wished to reach the century mark and, despite failing health, remained lucid enough to recognize loved ones while nearing the end. Spence was known as one of Maryland’s oldest and most prominent figures, having spent years as a leading business figure and benefactor. The funeral arrangements were not listed in the excerpt.
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Baltimore
William Wallace Spence
Mr. Spence
Spence
Hot Springs
Spence Reflects On Achieved Ambition And Disappointment
The passage notes Mr Spence achieving his long held goal yet feeling let down by the result. He voices a sense that after reaching the objective there was nothing further to gain.
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Mr. Spence
Mutiny on Great Lake steamer J M Dimick reported
In Buffalo, two crewmen Albert Souenk and Frank Benz are jailed after a mutiny on the Detroit bound steamer J M Dimick. Wheelman Robert Hamill is hospitalized in critical condition after a beating. Captain Jagnau defended the vessel as armed crewmen confronted him at the dock. Public hearing by a federal commissioner set for the accused.
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Buffalo
N. Y
J. M. Dimick
Detroit
Robert Hamill
Albert Souenk
Frank Benz
Jagnau
Hamill
Quieting title in Davison County lands in Mitchell case
In the Fourth Judicial Circuit a suit in Davison County seeks a judgment quieting title to Lots 3 and 4 and 14 in Block 7 University Addition Mitchell South Dakota. Defendants include R H McBride W E Irwin and several others with unknown heirs and executors. Court demands answer within 30 days to avoid relief. Also bankruptcy notice for Matthew Fugle discharged pending debt resolution in US District Court Sioux Falls with hearing set January 2 1916 and notices to creditors.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Jessie Newbury
R. H. McBride
W. E. Irwin
Agnes McBride Mooney
Mary McBride Ford
Devisees
Witter L. Johnston
Mallie M. Johnston
L. Beckwith
T. A. Duncan
H. J
University
Mitchell
Commercial & Savings Bank
Herbert He, Hitchcock
United States of America
District of South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Capital
James D. Elliott
A. D
Oliver S. Pendar
Taft Named Red Cross Central Committee Chair
President Wil appointed former President William H Taft to lead the American Red Cross central committee succeeding Major General George W Davis who resigned due to ill health.
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TAF Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Wil
William H Taft
Central Committee of the American
Red Cross
George W. Davis
Davis
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Pennsylvania
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Great Lake
Matthew Fugle
James OD. Elliott
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