Congressmen Attend Pepper Funeral Memorial Here
A large congressional delegation travels from Washington to Ottumwa for the late congressman J. S Pepper's funeral. The procession, simple in keeping with the family wish, will proceed from his home to the First Methodist Church for services led by Rev. Montgomery, with a 1:30 p.m. ceremony.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
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Chester Avenue
Deputies Fought by Mountaineers Near Pineville
Pineville Kentucky December 24 4 pitched battle between deputies sheriffs and Hendrickson led by John Hendrickson began near Flendrickson's place four miles south of Pineville shortly after noon. Deputy Haines shot death of James Miller alleged. Deputy Sheriffs McCoy and Smith faced shelter as Hendrickson forces attacked. C C Bailey and John Wilson rode in with citizens. first fusillade exchanged an hour later. George Hahen, Hendrickson ally, was killed.
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C. C. Bailey
John Wilson Latt
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Hendrickson
White House Sends Out Holiday Chee r to Needy Families
Washington December 34 Christmas cheer flowed from the White House by order of President and Mrs Wilson and daughters Margaret and Eleanor. Trucks carried turkeys hams vegetables cooked foods and toys to families in need discovered by Mrs Wilson and daughters during direct personal visits. McAdoo acts as president tomorrow with Wilson away in Mississippi. cabinet officers will dine at homes except McReynolds. President Wilson passes through Charlotte en route to Pass Christian and is greeted by cheering crowds.
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Recapture Torreon In Bloody Battle Reported
Reports from Juarez say 12,000 to 15,000 engaged in heavy fighting at Torreon, with casualties and an injured general. Federal forces of 6,000 were isolated, while rebels led by Tauranga fighters and General Herrera pressed advances toward Torreon. Officials warn the report is unconfirmed but likely, amid disrupted telegraph links and ongoing Mexican clashes.
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Lodge Returns to Capitol After Illness
Massachusetts Senator Lodge, absent for months due to illness, returns to Washington. Remains were moved to Ottumwa for a national tribute with auto military honors possible for Company CG, though officials deny transportation plans. Local guards stayed on duty at the county building as the casket was moved to the train.
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He JP. Tange
The Most Widely Women’s Pages in Road News
A feature praising women readers as key buyers and advertisers influence. It argues that women seek up-to-date market ads to safeguard purchases and notes advertisers target female sensibilities to drive demand. The piece claims women are decisive in daily shopping and that effective ads win their confidence.
Schmidt Murder Trial Hears Mental State Claims
Alienists agree Schmidt acted under duress or insanity factors as the trial discusses the victim’s death at a hospital and the defendant’s awareness of potential crime. Judge Warren warns the jury to avoid a mistrial as testimony from Dr A introduces medical perspectives on Schmidt’s condition.
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Missouri Supreme Court Reverses Lumber Company Ousts
The Missouri Supreme Court suspended its ouster decree against twenty lumber firms after a special commissioner found an illegal combination to fix prices and restrict production. The fines total $434,000 and the court demanded future compliance with antitrust laws. The cases, begun in 1908 by Herbert J. Hadley with several state attorney generals, featured a lengthy trial and testimony culminating in January final arguments.
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Independent phone interests praised in Wright letter
Fragmentary text describes Jann H Wright and telephone association matters. Mentions Mr Wright writing in a letter about an agreement and satisfactory actions. References Wilson and Aingolabed. context unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Details unfold for new currency law's federal reserve setup
Washington December 24 President Wilson signs the currency bill and moves to organize the federal reserve system. Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Houston lead a committee to select reserve cities, issue placement, and district boundaries while banks eagerly comply. The organization committee will visit cities and draft rules, with eight to twelve districts under discussion and nominations from private life to fill the seven member reserve board.
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New York Banks Consider Federal Charter Change
Three of the 35 national banks in Greater New York have signaled intent to take out federal charters under the new currency laws. The Hanover National Gotham National and the National Reserve Bank have begun steps while others weigh counsel advice and stockholder reaction. The Clearing House Association will meet soon to decide on endorsing the measure and may coordinate with outside bankers for coverage.
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Chicago Tangle Headed For Courts over School Board
In Chicago on December 24, four members of the city school board, disqualified to restore Ella Flagg Young, consider legal action. Colin C. Pye says warranto proceedings may be sought to reinstate the board. Mrs. Young plans to accept reappointment, pending board unity and eventual court decision.
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Senator Stone Stricken by Grippe in Washington
Washington December reports indicate Senator Stone of Miscourt was struck by the grippe a few days ago. His physicians fear complications but say he is out of danger and improving. The incident raises concern in political circles as winter illness spreads.
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Grippe
Assassination Attempt Hits Chicago Official
Chicago attorney and former alderman Charles Alling Jr. was wounded in his office when Frank Klimek shot at him and then wounded himself after Klimek attacked with a pistol. P. H. Schwab was lightly hurt as a second shot grazed his head. Alling, born December 13, 1865, later recovered consciousness. Klimek faced a $200 fine with the option to reduce to $100, and vowed to die.
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Ind
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University of Michigan
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First Presbyterian ‘Church
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Thousands Jobless on Christmas Eve across Pacific Coast
San Francisco reports about 20,000 unemployed with 100000 out of work on Christmas Eve in major Pacific cities. Los Angeles cites 365000 unemployed while Portland and Seattle add to the total. Detectives warn crime may rise without work relief. Governor Johnson says cities must handle their own issues. Oregon's Governor West declines a special legislative session.
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Sebastian Leaves Rock Island Lines Resigns as VP
Chicago dispatch reports the resignation of John Sebastian, third vice president of the Rock Island lines, effective January 1. Sebastian, a renowned railroad man aged 66, retires after an unexpected announcement amid ongoing corporate changes.
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