Markets Show Hogs Slipping and Cattle Steady at Chicago
Today's reports from Union Stock Yards Chicago show hogs down about ten to fifteen cents from yesterday with top at 7.30 and most sales 6.40 to 7.00, while cattle and calves mostly steady to slightly weaker with Texas and western steers quoted 6.20 to 7.10 and cows 2.70 to 8.10. Sheep hold near yesterday's close with native and western lambs and yearlings pricing around 5.90 to 9.35, and receipts listed for 37,000 hogs, 18,000 cattle, and 7,000 sheep as a bearish tone lingers in the market.
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Edison predicts millions killed in modern war
In Denver, Thomas A. Edison warned war could be fought by advanced machinery and described a future where millions might die, urging readiness with ample munition factories and prepared plants to rapidly mass produce explosives if needed. He criticized the war as a crime against humanity and urged preparedness.
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United States Naval Advisory Board
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United States
Europe
Wilson Shows Off Fiance Gift With New Silver Cane
President Wilson left the White House with a gift from his fiancée Mrs Norman Galt a silver mounted cane he carried to show off to her on their gathering at her New York shopping trip. A crowd of local youths teased him with pea shooters but he joined their cheers and later spent the day with Mrs Galt enjoying lunch and a countryside drive.
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D. C
Wilson
White House
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Mrs. Galt
War raises gem imports in New York City
Customs officials report no shortage of diamonds and other precious stones for the holiday trade as imports rise sharply in October. Total value across pearls and all stones reached 3 080 955 dollars, up from 2 104 292 dollars in September. War conditions push European owners to sell to American buyers, making the United States the main outlet for gem stock this season.
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New York City
United States
Victory on the Western Front French Break German Trenches
The AP dispatch from Chalons, France describes the September 25 26 breakthrough along a fifteen mile front as French forces overrun German trenches. French crews freed captives inside a damaged tank turret while wire entanglements were torn away and craters pounded by soixante quinze guns.
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France
Associated Press
Winhat
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Sioux Falls Banks Win Stay Against State Reserve Rule
Four national banks in Sioux Falls won injunctions in Minnehaha circuit court to block the state banking department from enforcing its August 15 rule requiring state banks to hold 50 percent of legal reserves on deposit in state banks. Judge J. W. Jones granted the temporary orders, while the banks argued constitutional issues and overreach by the public examiner. An appeal was announced by the banking department.
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State Banking Department
J. W. Jones
Minnehaha
South Dakota
National Banks
State Bank
Banking Department
Bankers Challenge Supreme Court Ruling in Mitchell
In Mitchell bankers reacted with interest to Judge Jones ruling. About 100 bankers met with state bank officials to plan legal steps to combat the decision. The Sioux Falls national bankers later initiated the suit.
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Sioux Falls National
Liberty for Warring Europe
Raleigh, North Carolina. Franklin K Lane outlines a new and greater Europe born from war, urging recognition that liberty American citizens gained long ago matters as Europe endures upheaval. He argues nations must seek self rule despite war driven chaos and future reconstruction.
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Interior
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State Literary and Historical Association of North Carolina
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Servia
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Germany
Russia
France
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Beethoven
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Darwin
German Youth Steals Horse Near State Line
Camp Crook, South Dakota, men pursue Frank Earlhoff traced to a pond south of the North Dakota boundary. Sheriff True directs capture. Earlhoff admits stealing a horse from Donald Duff of Belle Fourche and is to appear in circuit court to plead guilty and face sentence at Sioux Falls penitentiary.
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North Dakota
Frank Earlhoff
Sheriff True
Butte County
Donald Duff
Belle Fourche
Sioux Falls
German Youth Seeks Enlistment After Stealing Horse
A 23 year old German native, educated in a German high school, arrived in July and says four of his brothers died on German battlefields. He admitted stealing a horse to ride to New York City to return to Germany and enlist in its army.
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Germany
United States
New York City
Proper care urged to protect corn crop profits
A South Dakota grain firm warns farmers of possible widespread poor corn despite favorable curing weather. It urges selecting and sorting, narrow cribs, extra ventilators, and good roofs to prevent losses. One bad car per five good cars could cause large losses, with guidance on crib staffing and feeding poor corn on the farm.
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South Dakota
Korea Exhibits Under Japanese Rule In Seoul
A grand industrial exhibition opens in Seoul to show Japan's five year rule in Korea. Prince Kan in and Princess Kan in lead a royal visit with Governor-General Terauchi hosting. Highlights include a Red Cross gathering, a military review, and the first Korean aeroplane flight. The event marks Korea's progressive showcase under Japanese administration.
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Korea
Associated Press
Kioto
Japan
Kan-in
Terauchi
K. Ozaki
Yukio Ozaki
Red Cross and
Ladies Patriotic Association
Raiload Bureau
Spence Dies at 100 After Century Birthday
William Wallace Spence, longtime Baltimore financier and philanthropist, died this morning at age 100. He celebrated his centennial two weeks ago and, despite a rapid decline and long illness, remained conscious at times and recognized visitors. He had traveled from Hot Springs, Virginia, to Baltimore to spend his birthday at home, pursuing his lifelong wish to reach a century.
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William Wallace Spence
Mr. Spence
Spence
Hot Springs
Ambition Realized Leaves Spence Reflective
After achieving his aim Mr. Spence expressed mixed feelings noting that, in the end, there was nothing substantial left to gain and he felt somewhat disappointed by the outcome.
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Mr. Spence
Mutiny on Great Lakes freighter J M Dimick
In Buffalo New York a mutiny on the Detroit bound steamer J M Dimick left wheelman Robert Hamill hospitalized in critical condition after a beating. Two crewmen Albert Souenk and Frank Benz are jailed and await a hearing before a federal commissioner as the captain defended the ship with an iron bar until dockside aid arrived.
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N. Y
J. M. Dimick
Detroit
Robert Hamill
Albert Souenk
Frank Benz
Jagnau
Hamill
Mitchell Suit Seeks Quiet Title In Davison County Lands
In a Davison County circuit filing dated September 13 1915 Jessie Newbury sues R H McBride and others to quiet title to Lots 3 4 and 14 in Block 7 University Addition Mitchell South Dakota The summons orders defendants to answer within thirty days at Mitchell as directed by Herbert He Hitchcock attorney for the plaintiff Also included is Matthew Fugles bankruptcy petition In re Matthew Fugle bankrupt No 880 SD the court orders a hearing January 2 1916 at Sioux Falls and publication of notice in The Mitchell Capital.
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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
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University
Mitchell
Commercial & Savings Bank
Herbert He, Hitchcock
Matthew Fugle
S. D
James OD. Elliott
District Court of the United States
District of
Davison
A. D
United States of America
District of South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Capital
James D. Elliott
Oliver S. Pendar
Taft Named Red Cross Central Committee Chairman
President Woodrow Wilson yesterday appointed former President William H Taft as chairman of the American Red Cross central committee to succeed Major General George W Davis who resigned due to ill health.
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William H Taft
Central Committee of the American
Red Cross
George W. Davis
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