Foreign dispatches report Persian ex shah to depart August seventeenth
Teheran says Mohammed Ali the deposed shah of Persia will leave the country August 17. The young shah grieves at separation from his parents and the article notes other world events from Hungary to Morocco and beyond in a broad dispatch.
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Shah of
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Shah
Madame I of
Gavan
Oat
Budapest
Cirkvenca Hungary
Abruzzi
Chobin
Godwin Austen
William Sterne
Manchester
English Channel
England
Montague Holbein
Vella
Morocco
Mella
Cotimud
Acation Morusser
Washineton
Pats
New York
Pans
Department of the Loire
Mt Behises
Menelik
Ras Tesama
Sid
Jeassu
Judah Thomson
US N
Reader
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Wash
Count Zeppelin
Gov Shallenberger
Nebraska
Taft orders census workers kept from politics in likely scandal
President Taft writes Secretary of Commerce and Labor and the census director to bar any partisan activity by census workers. He demands regulations preventing supervisors or enumerators from influencing elections and bans involvement beyond voting. The missive names selection concerns and lists Nebraska and Iowa supervisors, urging strict nonpartisan conduct.
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Beverly
Masr
Nayzel
Department of Commere and Labor
Taft
United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Petttua
Regia Tons
Chariles Napel
Commerce and Labor
Nebraska
Iowa
Frank F Trelvey
Charles L Saunders
Joseph Albert Hass
Philp F Brars
Harriman Heads to Paris for Medical Consultations
Munish brief notes show Harriman traveling to Paris with health viewed as good after walks and tours. He held long talks with Dr Gustaf Hoesslin, a noted stomach disease specialist, during his Munish stop. Ice reports from St Johns Newfoundland warn of icebergs along the Labrador coast that may delay the Peary relief ship Jeanie bound for Etah Greenland, though safety is not in doubt. The Jeanie faces cautious navigation as it remains just twelve days into its voyage.
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Harriman
Paris
Gustav Hoesslin
St Johns
Labrador
Jeanie
Etah
Greenland
Jean'e
New Bank Law At Issue In Federal Court Case
Judge Albert argues the right to issue bank notes rests on state grant and is part of banking. the case questions regulation of banking and the franchise needed to issue such paper. The brief also discusses Guaranty feature and related regulatory issues, with references to state action, commissions, and rates affecting Hastings brewing company.
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Hrisb
Arizona
William Rockholm
Danly Review
Willam Plancock
Migual Avareta
Jay Wilmonthe
Harry K Thaws
Supreme Court
Isaac No “Mialls
Philippines
Heer
Georgia
Senate
Albert
John L. Webster
Williams
Allen Itds
Congress
Fish Tanks and a Bridge of Glass in State Fair Work
The state fair grounds fisheries board plans heavy half inch plates in the catfish tank on Superintendent Qben's recommendation to prevent breaks. A bulky catfish starting eight feet can splinter an inch pine board, so thin glass is unsuitable for fish tanks. Governor Shallenberger offers a $200 reward for James Phillips in the Marsh Hamilton murder case in Omaha.
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Phillips
Shallenberger
James Phillips
Marsh Hamilton
Omaha
River trip invite for Taft and governors down Mississippi
Governor Shallenberger received an invitation to join President Taft and a party of governors on a Mississippi River trip from St Louis to New Orleans October 25 to 30. Secretary Junkin received a $70,000 check from A J Shores attorney for Missouri Pacific rail road. The state fee for filing amended articles of incorporation of the consolidated company was $31,000, paid under protest. Capital stock listed at $240,000,000. attorney sought credit for fee on $100,000,000 stock and offered $30,000. request refused.
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Nebraska
J M Gilchirst
Omaha
New York
Fidelity
Consolidated
Missouri Pacific Railway
van Sant
Minnesota
Grand Army of the Republic
Ife
Sweden
Gustaf
Congo
Gifford Pinchot
Irrigation Congress
Bat
GAR
Salt Lake City
Albania
Greece
Crete
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Caret
Contectlot
Werain Ties
Armour &Co Switen
Mors & Co
Holmes
Vane
Learine
Japan
Bilot Hatown
Bessie Watson
Amd
Bees
Sean
Cpe Te
Shallenberger
Taft
Mississippi River
St Louis
New Orleans
Junkin
J Shores
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Consolidated Company
Eiven
Tragic Train Death Reported In Spearfish Native
The mangled body of 11 K Brown known as Jake Brown, formerly of Hardy Nebraska, was brought to town after being killed by a train near Englewood. He had lived in Spearfish for about fifteen months and had just visited family when the accident occurred as he attempted to kiss his baby goodbye. He leaves a mother a sister and two brothers and was unmarried.
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11 K Brown
Jake Brown
Spearish
South Dakota
Mr .Brown
Spearfish
John CIA
Englewood
Washington State forester list and Nebr County fair plans
Beatrice Nerh Dr Hedgcock of Washington hosts preliminary talks on forestry projects. Nebraska notes review of walnut trees, county fair deadlines, and plans for a large county fair with a racecourse and permanent buildings. A youth suicide in Geneva and a completed court clock in the courthouse are also mentioned along with a verse and letters exchange.
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Beatrice
George C Hedgcock
Washington
Agricultune
Pupils Cost District $4500 in Fremont Report
Fremont Nebraska city superintendent Waterhouse releases statistics on promotion failures costing the district about 4500 dollars. The report notes 240 pupils failed in previous years, affecting district finances and pupil progress. Wheat yields in Arborville average thirty bushels per acre with test weights from 49 to 61 pounds.
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Fremont
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Waterhouse
Arborville
Farmers must cut weeds under county order
Nebraska City officials warn all farmers to clear weeds around properties and keep roads open. If not done, the county will trim vegetation and charge the costs to owners. This marks the first enforced weed law in the county, following city actions led by Mayor Jackson, with August 14 as the deadline.
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Pete
Keefe
Eari
Tov
Nebraska City
Neb
Jackson
Doan's Kidney Pill Praised For Relief and Cure
A testimonial from Mrs. lison of Missouri describes kidney trouble causing backache dizziness and nervousness. She claims Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and a final cure, noting the product is sold for 40 cents a box by Milburn Co Buffalo NY and urged readers to remember the name.
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Lison
Broadmar
Doan
Postum replaces coffee in reader letter
A reader recounts long coffee use causing nervousness and sleepless nights. After switching to Postum following peer testimonials, sleep and nerves improved, and the writer urges others to abandon coffee for Postum. A young woman also improves after quitting coffee. The letter ends by inviting readers to read The Road to Wellsville for more reasons.
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