Five Main Points Covered by Arbitration Protocol
Stockholm September 25. The Associated Press obtained the Karlstad signed protocol detailing five main articles and 35 sub-clauses on compulsory arbitration before the Hague court for disputes, the neutral zone, fortification demolition, reindeer pastures, intertariff and common waters, with limits on fortress demolition and allowed remnants at select forts.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Karlstad
Bank Collapse Hits Clinton Bank in Missouri
The Kansas City State Bank led by Wiley O. Cox failed to open in Clinton due to voluntary liquidation. It had loaned 168000 to Salmon Bank, which failed last July, affecting depositors. The bank, organized in 1888, held 200000 capital with loans near 4 million and deposits around 4.75 million. Checks will be paid through Fidelity Trust Company, a strong southwest institution.
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Kansas City
Fidelity Trust Company
Six Inches Of Snow On Mount Washington
Mount Washington N Y reports six inches of snow on the summit today with ground cover thinning toward the halfway house. The temperature registered 26 degrees.
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Mount Washington
N. Y
Half Way House
Proceedings Begun Against Chicago Life Insurance
Galesburg Sept 25 Attorney Roy M Marsh has filed in circuit court a bill in chancery of Frank H Ueberrhein against Chicago Life Insurance and George W Riggs of Chicago alleging favoritism and mismanagement. He seeks trust status for stock or immediate payment of 2100 dollars. Attorney R D Robinson of Galesburg joins Marsh.
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Chicago Life Insurance
Galesburg
Roy M. Marsh
Frank H. Ueberrhein
Chicago Life Insurance Company
George W. Riggs
Chicago
Board of Directors
Marsh Jin
R. D. Robinson
Minneap olis Times Quits over Losses and Sale
Minneapolis announces suspension of publication stating it has always operated at a loss and that subscription lists have been sold to the Minneapolis Tribune. German East Africa reports say rebels repulsed at Mahenge with 350 Morogo killed and the Gawarath column reaching Kilwa after heavy losses in six battles. Godfrey Cavignac, minister of war during the Dreyfus era, dies in Paris.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Times
Minneapolis Tribune
Africa
Berlin
East Africa
Mahenge
Grawerth
Kilwa
Paul Morton Discusses Equitable Cafe In New York
Paul Morton president of Equitable Life Assurance Society stated there is nothing new about the Cafe Lavarine. The society owns and operates it and he plans to exit the restaurant business, though rent currently nets profits similar to expected rent. He said no officer director or employee has any interest in cafe profits.
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New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Cafe Bavarine
Anti Auto Farmers Unite in Mexico Maryland Mass Meeting
A thousand farmers formed a permanent anti automobile association in Mexico Maryland and adopted resolutions urging laws to regulate driving and bonds from auto makers to cover damages. Public Health Association Meets in Boston with delegates from the US Canada and Mexico attending the 33rd annual AMerican Health association session. Horses Trample Crowd at Britt barn yard sale in La Harpe NL injuring and trampling attendees. one possibly fatally hurt and another severely injured.
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Mexico
Public Health Association
Boston
United States
Canada
American Health Association
la Harpe
Britt Barn
MIKADO TENDS MEMORIALS AS JAPAN DEALS WITH PEACE
Tokyo September 25 The emperor gives personal attention to nearly 100 memorials opposing terms of peace. agitators urge refusal to ratify the treaty, public calls cabinet resignations, and moderators express grief over negotiations results. Vladivostok sees resumption of business with arrivals of foreign steamers.
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Tokio
Privy
Political feud over Deneen Yates Culom support in Cook County
Reported rift in Illinois politics centers on Governor Deneen, Richard Yates, and the Cook County machine. Yates advisers warn that without Cook County backing Deneen cannot unite the state front, threatening a split between Yates and Culom, with potential realignments toward the federal wing.
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Yates
Richard Yates
Deneen
Cook County
James Pease
Friends of Yates
Chicago
Hopkins
Springfield
Auto Carnival Brings In Funds For Hospital
An auto carnival in Moline organized by local women raised 266 dollars for the Women's Hospital association. About a dozen cars donated by residents offered short city tours from Stephens lawn at Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue with light refreshments on site. The success suggests Rock Island’s Bethany Home appeal could gain from similar events.
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Moline
Women’s Hospital Association
Stephens
Nineteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Rock Island
Bethany
Outrage at Peking Station Kills Four Officials
A bomb exploded in a private car at Peking railway station as a mission train left, killing four junior officials and wounding over 20. Prince Tsai Teche and Wu Ting Fang were among the injured. The bomber was blown apart. The incident sparks fear for court and government leaders as guards at offices and rails are deemed insufficient. The edict appointing the missions was issued July 16, aiming to study foreign government systems, with a parliament planned for 12 years hence.
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Peking
Prince Tsai Teche
Wu Ting Fang
United States
No More Boycott on American Goods News Wire
Washington reports from Shanghai indicate no longer any boycott conditions. Consul General Rodgers states American trade is active, especially in northern China, with no stamping of goods as previously reported. Overall conditions are satisfactory.
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Rodgers
Shanghai
Washington
Onsul General Rodgers
State Department
China
Hen nesssey Given Seven-Year Prison Term
James P. Hennessey, the clerk who confessed to stealing 40000 from the estate of D. Percy Morgan, was sentenced to seven years in state prison. The confession states Hennessey lost the money in a race track pool room.
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New York
James P. Hennessey
D. Percy Morgan
Hennessey
Suspected arson hides in New Madrid court house fire
In New Madrid Missouri on September 25 a blaze destroyed the county court house records and indictments. Authorities suspect incendiary action by allies of six murder suspects tied to recent race riots. Pigeon holes above the judge’s bench holding key papers were burned, and records outside vaults were destroyed.
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Missouri Court House
New Madrid
Court House
Criminal Court
Government Wins in Cuban Election
Havana reports confirm a sweeping government victory in the boards of registration elections. Havana cast a quiet ballot while Placetas in Santa Clara saw gunfire but no fatalities. interior telegrams note no major disorders elsewhere.
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Havana
Board of Registration
Placetas
Santa Clara
Restoring Privilege for Rural Carriers Subscriptions Favored
The National Rural Letter Carriers association convention in Indianapolis ends with antis winning the full ticket including President Paul L. Lindsay of Georgia and other officers. A key plank calls for restoring rural carriers the right to solicit subscriptions for newspapers and periodicals. The session supports cooperation with postal leadership to shape policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Cunningham Forces
Antis
P_ 1
Lindsey
Tucker
E. E. Dyer
Aurora
P. E. Cull
Concord
J. D. Williams
Renfrew
Outlines Polley
Paul L. Lindsay
Georgia
Association
Cunningham
Washington
Cortelyou
Spillman
Committee On
Department
Coykendall Files Voluntary Petition In Peoria Court
James B. Coykendall of this city files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court at Peoria claiming $11,000 in liabilities from signing notes as surety for others. He lists six notes totaling $11,000 due and alleges no assets.
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Peoria
James B. Coykendall
Auto Driver Liability Suits Result in Damages Awards
In nearby cities trials of cases where runaways caused by automobiles injured farmers yield disastrous outcomes for drivers. A Poweshiek county Iowa farmer won 1519.50 for injuries when his horse bolted after an automobile. A Peoria banker faced a 400 verdict. Filipino students arrive in Chicago for registration at Western colleges.
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Poweshiek County
Iowa
Peoria
Surveying Corps Plans Upper Mississippi River Survey
The government surveying fleet works between Alton and Rock Island to study depth on the upper Mississippi from Missouri mouth to St Paul. Congress authorized the survey to settle a permanent six foot depth for commercial needs. The Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association pushed for this data and will be kept informed to aid negotiations with Congress.
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Alton
Rock Island
Congress
Missouri River
St. Paul
Upper
Omaha Aldermen Sentenced to Jail in Gas Franchise Case
Omaha Neb Sept 2 councilmen Dybaul Bach Evans Huntington and Schroeder were sentenced to 30 days in jail and to pay costs for violating injunction provisions. Judge Luton had enjoined them from passing the ordinance granting an extension of the gas franchise to Omaha Gas company. They defied the injunction and passed the ordinance the next day.
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Omaha, Neb
Dybaul, Bach, Evans, Huntington
Schroeder
Luton
Omaha Gas Company
Stealing State's Cabbage: Man Pleads Guilty
Thomas Gray pleaded guilty to larceny in county court for stealing cabbages from the hospital garden. Judge Parmenter fined him $25 and costs. The theft followed a local habit of taking produce as passersby and the authorities moved to halt it. Gray stopped his wagon to load a few cabbages while driving by.
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Thomas Gray
Parmenter
Gray
Bullet Removed After Rock Island Scuffle
James Pugh a colored man from Clinton arrived with his wife in Rock Island and was injured in a scuffle that led to a bullet being removed from his left thigh at St. Anthony's Hospital. Doctors Rochow and Williams used X rays to locate and extract the bullet which had passed through the right leg before lodging in the left.
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St. Louis
Robert Taylor
Shores
Clayton
Taylor
James Pugh
Rock Island
Clinton
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pugh
Civil Service Board To Visit Charitable Institutions
The civil service commission plans a tour of the state’s charitable institutions. The visit is set for Springfield on Sept 25, with the commission examining operations and efficiency across facilities. May influence state public service oversight and welfare administration.
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Civil Service Board
Springfeld
Civil Service Commission
Plague Conditions Rise in New Orleans and Abroad
New Orleans reports 20 new yellow fever cases and 2 deaths as cleanup begins amid cooler weather. The fever also persists in Pensacola with 2 new cases and 2 deaths and 32 cases under treatment. Germany records 2 new cholera cases and 2 deaths bringing totals to 246 cases and 45 deaths. In Philadelphia thieves razed and sold bricks from downtown houses before discovery.
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New Orleans
Pensacola
Germany
Berlin
Philadelphia
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Missoula
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Del
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Irene Grossman
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Henry Edwards
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