WASTEFUL METHODS MIRACULOUSLY TRIGGER WHEAT FEARS
In a long Chicago analysis, Jas Palten predicts a future United States push to lift wheat duties as a dearth and rising consumption strain supply. Rail hazards and harsh working hours in Chicago yards surface amid debates on automatic coupling. A mysterious book, John the Unafraid, is rumored, with an anonymous Chicagoan author linked to public service ranks.
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Miragb
Jas 'Palten
Chicago
Europe
Dama
Baetrom
Manitoba
Alberta
Canada
Washington
Jeffert
United States
State Board of Arbitration
Toroner
Whro
Imen
John
McClure & Co
Landis
Grossoup
Fuller
Treasury
MacVeagh
Denéen
Dickinson
Carter H. Harrison
William J. Calhoun
Dunne
Ballinger and Ballinger Controversy Budgets Land Restorations
Washington reports Arthur P. Davis chief engineer of the Reclamation Service testified before the Ballinger Pinchot committee that he acted under orders from Secretary Ballinger to prepare lists restoring lands to the public domain. Davis said lands were withdrawn by Garfield for power site conservation and Ballinger warned such withdrawals violated the law and should not be sustained. He also said Ballinger directed restorations be prepared quietly to avoid public attention.
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Washington
Arthur P. Davis
The
Reclamation Service
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Ballinger
Garfield
Davis
Taft
Reformist Teachings Shape New Brotherhood Doctrine
The text describes the Church of the Brotherhood and its reforming aims for mankind, explaining that the movement centers on his teachings and preachings which form the core of the book's message.
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Church of the Brotherhood
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Kansas City Missouri March 11 cattle receipts 10000 including 100 foreigners market strong regional prices listed natives 6.00 8.00 southern 5.25 7.25 cows 3.50 6.75 stockers 4.25 6.25 bulls 4.40 5.85 calves 4.50 9.00 western steers 5.00 7.59 western cows 3.50 26.00 hog receipts 3000 market steady sales 10.10 10.45 heavy 10.40 10.55 packers 10.25 14.50 ligat 10.00 10.25 pigs 6.50 9.25 sheep receipts 3000 market steady muttons 6.50 7.75 lambs 8.09 45% fed western wethers 7.00 8.85 fed western ewes 6.50 7.50
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Kansas City
Honor First Cardinal New York Centennial Mass at St Patrick's
A solemn pontifical mass was celebrated at St Patrick's Cathedral in memory of Cardinal McCloskey born 100 years ago. The evening centennial celebration will be held in the Catholic Church under laity auspices.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cardinal McCloskey
America
Parsons and Lawrence Real Estate and Insurance Ad
The notice promotes bargains on improved farms Main Street business property residences and suburban homes at 215 North Main Street Parson s and Lawrence. It highlights life and fire insurance and positions daily bargains with the claim Parson s knows.
Memory of Cardinal McCloskey Remains Green in Diocesan Lore
The cathedral drew clergy from across the diocese with bishops and provincials in attendance for Cardinal McCloskey's funeral. Cardinal Gibbons preached the sermon, and the late cardinal lies buried beneath the cathedral's high altar with his red hat suspended above. Archbishop Farley once served as his private secretary. Bell and residence portraits mark the memory.
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Cardinal McCloskey
America
New York
Sacred College
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Red
Archbishop Farley
Madison Avenue
Educators Meet Opens in Red Wing with Industrial Subjects Debate
Red Wing Minnesota March 11 At the Southeastern Minnesota Educational Association convention the main topic asks if schools should differentiate courses to fit industrial subjects. Governor Poerhart will be among the principal speakers.
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Red Wing
Minn
Southeastern Minnesota Educational Association
Poerhart
Favorable Report On Statehood Bill For New Mexico Arizona
Washington reports the senate committee on Territories voted to report favorably the New Mexico and Arizona statehood bill after adopting an amendment against disenfranchising Mexican voters. Democrats largely opposed the amendment. It allows residents of the two territories for a year to vote on ratification, restoring prior qualifications and neutralizing earlier disenfranchisement. An additional amendment sets aside one million acres per territory to back county bonds. The bill awaits action after the administration railroad measure.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Arizona
Clark
Arkansas
Lune
Beveridge
Senate
Taft Lost in New York Senate Vote Marks Power Split
Albany headlines report George H. Cobb elected president pro tem of the New York Senate, seen as a Woodruff machine victory over Governor Hughes and Elihu Root influence. Washington reacts with concern as Governor Hughes efforts to break the old boss coalition falter amid Cobb’s win and party maneuvering.
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Albany
New York
George H. Cobb
Watertown
New York Senate
J. P. Allds
Elihu Root
Washington
Harvey D. Hinman
Hinman
Hughes
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Cobb
Woodruff
Machine
Root
Sherman
McKinley
Republican Congressional Committee
Taft
New Cuba Bond Issue Authorized for 1949 Maturity
New York March 10 The Republic of Cuba issues 5 590 006 in 4 percent gold bonds due 1949 and temporary certificates exchangeable August 1 next These bonds listed on New York Stock Exchange and in London Amsterdam part of 16 500 000 authorized by decree of Charles E Magoon Provisional Governor with War Department approval Proceeds to retire 26 percent bonds and fund Havana sewer paving water supply and Cienfuegos water and sewer system.
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New York
Republic of Cuba
New York Stock Exchange
London
Amsterdam
Charles E. Magoon
Cuba
United States
Republic of Cub
Havana
Cienfuegos
Adamless Eden colony opens in Western Australia
Melbourne reports that a British women’s industrial colony near Albany has opened, with no men allowed to own land or take part in industries. Led by Emily Crawford and Victoria Woodhull Martin, the venture is funded by several British women including Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Martin, who supports the project through land grants and capital.
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Melbourne
Emily Crawford
Victoria Woodhull Martin
Western Australia
Albany
Government of the
Commonwealth
Householders’ League
Miss Crooke
Gardner
Woman’s Agricultural College
Bredon’s Norton
Worcestershire
Hetty Sawyer
London
Great Woolen Mills
Mrs. Crawford
Martin
Victoria Woodhull
John Biddulph Martin
England
Canners Consider Forming West Trust
Hart Michigan March 11 1250 vegetable and fruit canners in the central West allegedly weigh options for a regional trust led by W R Roach president of the Western Packers Association.
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Hart, Mich
Central West
W. R. Roach
Western Packere’ Association
Cash for Small Ads Advance Payment Policy
RECORD PUB. CO. states small ads under one dollar must be prepaid to avoid numerous petty accounts. The notice emphasizes advance payment handling for such listings.
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Record Pub. CO
Boxing and Wrestling Contests at the Armory
The New Mexico Military Institute boxing and wrestling championships will be held at the armory next Thursday night. A strong card features Turner versus Wheelock in welterweight wrestling two out of three falls, Clayton versus Clancy in light weights boxing six rounds, and Baird versus Higgins in heavyweight boxing. The preliminaries determined these finalists, with the top two meeting in a decisive final. Clayton is noted as one of the cleverest competitors.
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New Mexico
Clancy
Nelson
Higgins
Baird
New Mexico Military Institute
Armory
Roswell
Turner v. Wheelock
Clayton v. Clancy
Baird v. Higgins
Clayton
Union Bodies Prepare Plea to End Transit Strike
Big Philadelphia union movement aims to halt the dispute between the Rapid Transit Company and its workers. A convention with delegates from 32 organizations and 12,000 members will press for public rights and a quick settlement. Strike gains include Baldwin Locomotive workers receiving Saturday half holiday and Midvale Steel men winning extra work time. The Transit Company continues increasing operated cars.
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Philadelphia
United Business Men's Association
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Midvale Steel Works
Bargain Cottage With Modern Conveniences For Sale
Ad copy notes an up to date cottage with screened rear porch and large front porch in a popular city residence area. Signed by "Fiz" offering the property for purchase.
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FIZ
Riots in New York State Trigger More Troop Deployments
Glenn Falls N Y March 11 Company K of the Schenectady regiment was asked by Sheriff Washburn to guard the Glenn Falls mills of the International Paper Company where paper makers are on strike. Small riots occurred in South Glenn Falls and at Fort Edward last night. At Fort Edward a large paper storehouse was burned.
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Glenn Falls
N. Y
Schenectady
Washburn
International Paper Company
South
Fort Edward
The Wool Market in St Louis Notes Dull Demand
The wool market in St Louis on March 11 shows dull activity with territory and western mediums quoted at 24 to 27, fine mediums at 19 to 24, and fine at 11 to 29, reflecting subdued demand and limited trading interest.
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St. Louis
Medical Courses for Lawyers at Loyola University
Loyola University Chicago offers a new course in medicine for law students and attorneys. The program focuses on medical and surgical topics commonly raised in court, with emphasis on insanity forms, anatomy, histology, pathology, neurology, and toxicology to aid attorneys in questioning medical experts on the witness stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Medical College of
Loyola University
NYAC Aims for World Record at High School Relay Championship
New York Athletic Club relay team seeks a world record at the high schools swimming championships tonight at the College of the City of New York. The program features 50 yard, 100 yard, and 200 yard relay races.
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New York
College of the City of New York
New York Athletic Club
James W. Raynolds Dies on Train Near Tucumcari
James W. Raynolds, former acting governor of New Mexico and longtime territorial secretary, died on a train near Tucumcari while en route to Excelsior Springs Missouri for heart relief. He had recently served as superintendent of the penitentiary.
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Santa Fe
James W. Raynolds
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Excelsior
Ings, Mo
Plan for anti saloon and gambling zone along border
In San Antonio on March 11 officials plan a 25 mile wide anti saloon and anti gambling zone running the length of the international border on the Mexican side. The petition will be sent to President Diaz. The move follows reports that undesirables used Juarez during the Juarez pace meet and have since dispersed through northern Mexico and border towns. Governor Creel is said to demand reforms before the next Juarez race meeting.
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San Antonio
Texas
Diaz
Juarez
Mexico
Creel
Government Reservoir in Colorado Goes to Pieces
Julesburg Colorado March 11 the reservoir of the Julesburg irrigation district broke early today releasing several million gallons of water and flooding about seventeen thousand acres. A Union Pacific track mile and a half long washed out wires down and masonry gave way. Water twenty feet deep surged into the canyon but has not reached Julesburg.
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Government
Colorado
Julesburg
Colo
Ooe
Union Pacific
Excited Crowd Besieges The Cleveland Bank
In Cleveland Ohio on March 11 dawn broke as depositors gathered around the Society for Savings bank. The third day of the run opened with several hundred people clamoring for their savings. The crowd was smaller than yesterday and officials believed the panic was checked. The cause of the run remained a mystery.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bank of the Society For Savings
Rockefeller Plan Favored by Senate Committee
Washington March 11 the bill to incorporate the Rockefeller Foundation was ordered favorably reported at an executive session of the senate finance committee on the district of Columbia Starr J Murphy a Rockefeller representative testified before the committee
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Washington
Rockefeller Foundation
Senate
Snance Committee
District of Columbia
Starr J. Murphy
Rockefeller
Miss Ira Anderson Visits Roswell From Dexter
Miss Ira Anderson of Dexter is in Roswell to spend a few days visiting friends and see local sights.
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Ira Anderson
Dexter
Roswell
Mrs Sidney H Foster Visits Des Moines Relative
Mrs Sidney H Foster of Des Moines Iowa arrived for a visit of two or three weeks with her daughter Mrs J Stewart Davis.
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Sidney H. Foster
Des Moines
J. Stewart Davis
Burke B. Dietrich Accepts National Meat Cutter Role
Burke B. Dietrich has accepted a national meat cutter position in the United States, marking a notable career step. Details indicate a shift to a higher responsibility role within the meat processing and retail industry.
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Burke B. Dietrich
U. S
Our Saturday Special Watch for our Saturday spec ial at Kiplings
The notice advertises a regular Saturday special with emphasis on Kiplings appealing to readers to monitor the north window and center for the event. It is a brief promotional item from a local shop.
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Kiplings
Roswell Weather Report March 11 Roswell N M
J S Weather Bureau reports at Roswell New Mexico on March 11 with temperature data. Maximum 57 degrees minimum 37 average 47 and a trace of precipitation. Wind from the east at 3 miles per hour and sprinkling. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday.
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J. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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