LIVESTOCK INTERESTS CLASH OVER DEAD HERDER
A herdman named Bonnell allegedly shot by a man he mistook for a Denver employer, prompting sheep driven to their deaths over a precipice. Eyewitness J D Price reports Bonnell was wounded in the stomach as the incident occurred near the Colorado state line in West Tre.
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Vernal
Crah
Colorado
John Bonne
Enuyings
J D. Price
Bonanell
Bonnell
Price
Wade Bonnell
Typhoon Sweeps Luzon Causes Widespread Losses
Scenes of destruction in Luzon as a powerful typhoon strikes during weeks of relentless rain. Thousands rendered nameless amid floods. dikes breached along the Tasle river. homes and acres of land damaged. casualties feared and reported.
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Luzon
Tuner
Former Wife of Leroy Detained in Detroit Junk Murder Case
Detroit police say a woman, identified as a former wife of Eugene Leroy, will be arrested and held for interrogation in connection with the junk murder mystery. Authorities claim they have positive proof of her previous marriage to Leroy. she was seen riding with her mother.
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Leroy
Tor Worms Tez
Eugene Leroy Wei
Detroit
Herve
Prices for ready to wear garments hit peak in Chicago
A Chicago display at an association exhibition shows prices for ready to wear women's garments expected to drop. The Ready Wear association, representing garment makers, plans a sale beginning 2125 to clear inventory.
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Garmen
Ready Wear Association
Rezgir
Girls Wood Chopping Effort At Geneva School
Students from a Geneva school joined in a wood chopping activity as part of a winter program. The girls laughed and sang while starting the task, with the project described as a serious school effort aiming for strong results this season.
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Aurora
Geneva
Lars
Tze
Rockefeller’s Tomb Planned at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
New York reports one of America’s costliest tombs will rest John D Rockefeller in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. The tomb is planned to cost about 500000 dollars, reflecting extraordinary expense for the grave.
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John D
New York
America
John D. Rockefeller
Heliix
Reis Plan to Eliminate Poland Revealed
Washington demands would remove Poland as a barrier state between Russia and Germany and would be set as peace conditions by Soviet Russia. Aniston Alabama reports a man awaiting execution for a streetcar conductor murder warned a crowd of 2,500 about whisky cigarettes and firearms.
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Reis Pan
Poland
Washngton
Russia
Germany
Aniston Ala
E. C Caldwell
Paris
Prohibition Raids Reach Bronx Seizure Valued at 115000
Federal agents raided Newark and Jersey City recovering liquor and then seized whisky worth 115000 in the Bronx. Prohibition Agent Savlin announced the large operation and follow-up seizures as part of a nationwide crackdown.
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New York
Newark
Jersey City
Bronx
Avlin
Langon
Harvester Co Declares 12 Percent Stock Dividend
The International Harvester Company announced a 12 percent stock dividend on common stock payable September 15. The announcement notes the distribution will be in common stock.
World News Briefs Highlight Global Economics and Disasters
Global finance notes export gains for Cohen during the last fiscal year and Brazilian credit to Italy. Reports cover protests in Washington, America's Cup sailing victory, fatal automobile and train crashes, a coal mine explosion, Japanese business fires, a major whiskey seizure, a lightning death in Mississippi, riots in Chicago, and various regional accidents and disasters.
Governor Coolidge Accepts G P Nomination Address
The description of politics as the transcendent speed of the nation came in Governor Coolidge’s Northampton speech accepting the Republican vice presidential nomination. In Ohio the Montgomery County Fair Grounds near Dayton will host the Cox Democratic nomination notification ceremonies. Mrs. Ellen M. Cyr Smith, author of early school textbooks and the first series of Modern Readers for Public Schools, has died in Brooklyn New York.
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Coolidge
Northampton
Montgomery County Fair
Daston
James M Cox
Democratic Party
Ellen M. Cyr Smith
Brooklyn, N. Y
Greek advances and political gloom around Europe in unrest
Foreign forces report Jafar Tatar captured at Adrianople and Greek gains in Thrace as Bolshevik chatter and Romanian panic spread. An armistice in the Russo Polish war is noted with Austrian and French harvest plans under secrecy amid political tensions. Reports claim Emperor Hirohito dead, Archbishop Mannix barred from England, and nine killed in Belfast violence.
Iowa City Rail Wage Rise and Local News Highlights
Iowa City's railroad employment wages will rise by 2000 dollars monthly. The Catholic Church in Logan bought land for a new building. Local figures report various oddities and incidents including a farmer’s potato profit, a copper cornering attempt, and a librarian changeover at Iowa City. News mentions include floods of bills, rail bridge sales, a wrecked mail plane, and a university task force on health in schools.
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Tony Ver Beck
Hancock
Henry Mohlenoff
Maquoketa
Ethel Tiffy
Helen McBaith
Iowa
Netreska
American Legon
Rotema
Rum
Legion
Jobtasam Comnirs Board of Superwinaars
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Mimburg
Waorobred
Hampshire
Iowa University
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Waterlor
Congressmar Soarcon
Sweet
Wureest
Farette
Charles BR Moberi
Lerad Auto Ce
Lasbean
Sylvan
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Gecegenor
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Mississippi River
Clinton
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Albany Railroad Bridge Co
S D. van Wegen
Rockwell City
General Assembly
Benjamin Nievel
China
Ray King
C Bathell
Bothell
Iowa Child Weare Research Station
University of Iowa
Elmer Rinehart
Council Bluffs
National League of Postmaster
Waterloo
Herry
Case
Oneida
M- Sacra
Mo Smith Montour
Tece
Éen
Lynd Blairsburg
National Assembly
Minneapolis
Western Canada Braces for Record Harvests and Labor Demand
General rains across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta boost expectations for vast crops matching or beating 1915 yields. Government offices seek thousands of harvest hands with pay from 35 to 6 per day and rail rates aiding workers traveling to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta harvest fields.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Winnipeg
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Ilinois
Central States
Boundary Points
Chicago
Ill
Detroit
Mich
Milwaukee
Wis
Kansas City
The Aesop Fables and the Hen Goose Confusion
The article notes translators vary between hen and goose in the golden egg fable, with the Greek term hhen meaning goose. It explains there is no original Aesopian text, only later transcriptions from Babrius and other sources, and mentions Vatican finds and pronunciation shifts from kane to hen.
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Babrius
Vatican
Resting place for Dr Jin moved to World’s View tomb
The body of Sir Starr Jameson known as Dr Jin, leader of the 1895 96 Transvaal Raid, is reinterred near Cecil Rhodes at World’s View in the Matoppo hills Rhodesia. A granite slab bears the inscription The Rearguard of Jameson. Native workers note improved conditions from open air treatment. locals cite a proverb about looking over the kitchen wall for enjoying food.
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Dr. Jin
Transvaal
Cecil Rhodes
Matoppo
Rhodesia
Korea
Mapeii Tles
National Geographic Society
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