Brain work urged at Farmers National Congress session
President urges merger of agricultural groups into a United States Country Life Federation. W A Hays proposes joining National Farmers' Congress American Grange Southern Cotton Growers' Association and Farmers' Union. Delegates discuss farm credits good roads and experiment stations as 300 delegates gather in New Orleans for four day event.
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United States Country Life Federation
National Congress
New Orleans
Farmers’ National Congress
Department of Agriculture
W. A. Hays
United States
National Farmers' Congress
American Grange
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
The
Farmers’ Union
Middle West
West
Minnesota
St. Paul
Charles F. Sanfod
New London
Ohio
Congress
Sanford
France
Germany
Lost boy found after hunting trip escape
Harold Toft, 14 year old son of L S Toft of 106 Pine Street, ran away from home to Kerrville to visit friends and relatives. Parents learned of the absence after he did not return Wednesday, prompting a day of frantic search. The youth was later found jumping out near his aunt's ranch.
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Harold Toft
L.S. Toft
Uth
Pine Street
Ing
Kerrville
Lost Boy Found After Aunt Notified Sparks Search
Police were alerted when the aunt notified authorities, prompting a search that led to the recovery of the missing boy. The discovery ends a daylong effort involving local responders and volunteers in Kerrville.
Mill workers to testify in Ettor Gioannitti case trial
Lawrence workers gathered outside Salem court before proceedings to testify for the defense in the Ettor Gioannitti Caruso murder trial over Anna Lopizzo’s death during last winter’s strike riot.
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Salem
Mass
Lawrence
Joseph J. Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Joseph Caruso
Anna Lopizzo
Free UT concert aids students by Ellery's band
Col. George W. Brackenridge of San Antonio funded a free concert in the University of Texas auditorium last night. Ellery's band, fresh from San Antonio engagement, performed for a large audience of students and the public as it travels north.
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Austin
Tex
George W. Brackenridge
San Antonio
University of Texas
Ellery
Halstead Leaves Chronicle in Houston Farewell
The Press club and city business groups plan a farewell reception tonight for W. L. Halstead, business manager of the Chronicle for two years. He retires to take the business manager role at the Atlanta Constitution.
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Halstead
Chronicle
Houston
Tex
Press Club
W. L. Halstead
The
Atlanta Constitution
Fort Worth discovers wholesale jail delivery plot
Fort Worth officers uncover a planned jail break that could free three condemned men and numerous others. Ringleader identified as Tom Tate, a Smith county prisoner sentenced to death. Tate allegedly ordered two, wounded two, and assaulted another near Tyler last February as the grand jury investigates.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tom Tate
Smith County
Tyler
Grant goat ranch keeper walks 36 miles to vote in Port Aransas
W H Grant, keeper of the Grant goat ranch on Mustang Island in Nueces county, walked 36 miles from his home to Port Aransas to vote for Woodrow Wilson and C B Colquitt. He reached Aransas Pass at 12:15 p m Tuesday and immediately went to the polls.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces County
Texas
W. H. Grant
Grant
Mustang Island
Port Aransas
Woodrow Wilson
C. B. Colquitt
Aransas Pass
Vinci a Wonder Drug for Delicate Children
Mrs. Wm Archer of Long Branch New Jersey testifies Vinci cod liver and iron preparation strengthened her frail daughter. The product is praised as a body builder and sleep helper with guaranteed money back if no benefit. San Antonio druggist A M Fischer endorses Saxo Salve for eczema.
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Vinci
Wm. Archer
Long Branch
N. J
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
P. S
Fear for Safety of American Aeronaut
Friends of John Watts of Kansas City worry about the balloonist and his aide Arthur Atherholt after they vanished during the James Gordon Bennett trophy race. A four word cablegram from Pskov, Russia said they were safe, but officials suspect arrest or illness. The Kansas City Aeroclub president and American embassies in St Peters burg Stockholm and Copenhagen seek to locate them.
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Kansas City
John Watts
Baloon Duesseldorf II
Arthur T. Atherholt
Philadelphia
Pskov
Russia
Swope Estate Division Allocates Large Kansas City Property
In Kansas City on November 8 the estate of Col Thomas M Swope was partitioned. Frances Hyde wife of Dr B Clarke Hyde received property valued at 118000. Felix Swope of Midway Ky a nephew received 74000. Heirs divided assets appraised at 1350000 with additional city property valued at 600090.
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Kansas City
Thomas M. Swope
Frances Hyde
B. Clarke Hyde
Hyde
Col. Swope
Felix Swope
Midway
Col. Wope
Steamer Royal George Stranded With 500 Aboard
The Royal George remained stuck on rocks on the Isle of Orleans in the St. Lawrence River. Rough weather kept rescue tugs at bay, leaving about 500 steerage passengers aboard through the forenoon.
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Quebec
Royal George
Isle of Orleans
St. Lawrence
Texas Wonder promises cures for kidney and bladder troubles
Claiming to treat men and women with kidney and bladder irregularities the Texas Wonder tonic is advertised to dissolve gravel cure diabetes and back pain. The ad offers mail order for $1 00 with a two month supply and praises testimonials from St Louis Missouri and indicates druggists sell the product.
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Texas Wonder
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Arent St. Louis
Henry Fest Stricken Dies at 55 in San Antonio
Henry Fest a farmer 55 died suddenly from heart trouble at 2 30 pm yesterday while working at a gravel pit on the Fest and Horne road. A native of San Antonio he is survived by wife five sons Frank George John Henry William two daughters Della Helen and two brothers Ed and John Fest, all of San Antonio. Funeral from Ed Fest residence 1701 North Flores at 4 pm followed by services at St Marys Catholic church. Riebe Undertaking Co auto ambulance service. Phone 341.
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Henry Fest
Fest and
Horne Road
Mr. Fest
San Antonio
Frank
George
John
Henry
William Fest
Della
Helen Fest
John Fest
Riebe Undertaking Company
Ed. Fest
North Flores Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Jinks McCreary Shot in Cincinnati
Jinks McCreary a noted race track figure for a decade was shot and likely fatally wounded in Cincinnati. Captain James Jacobs of the Latonia Jockey Club detectives is under arrest charged with shooting with intent to kill and says he fired only after being assaulted by McCreary. McCreary had been barred from Latonia track entrance earlier this season.
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Cincinnati
McCreary
James Jacobs
Latonia Jockey Club
Latonia
Marines Help Suppress Rebellion in Nicaragua
The U S cruiser Cleveland arrived from Nicaragua with details of fighting in Nicaragua where U S marines joined after the Colorado crew deaths. A landing party led by Lieutenant Commander Edward Woods and Lieutenant D F Gardiner moved with machine guns 15 miles to Poseltego, engaging rebels and killing many, then marched on to Chendego which fell after a ten day siege.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Cleveland
Nicaragua
Central American Republic
Colorado
Corinto
Edward Woods
D. F. Gardiner
Poseltego
Chendego
Carnegie Will Pay No Tax in New York
Andrew Carnegie avoids personal property tax as city assessment of 10 million dollars cancelled after he testified the value of his city effects was under 3.5 million with debts totaling 8.4 million. The action came before the tax department president.
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Carnegie
New York
Navy
Andrew Carnegie
Chamber of Commerce plans brief wage campaign for new members
A rapid membership drive is planned by the Chamber of Commerce, targeting new recruits over a few days. Current membership exceeds 2000, with lists prepared for canvassing. Campaign slated for late next week or the following week.
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Chamber of Commerce
T. L. Conroy
Board of Directors
Health Restored By Eckman's Alterative
Sworn affidavit from JOSEPH B. WHITE details recovery from glandular tuberculosis after using Eckman's Alterative from March 1909 to November 1910. He reports regained strength and health, no hemorrhages since treatment, and continued work without sickness. The remedy is claimed effective for bronchitis hay fever throat and lung troubles and upbuilding the system.
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Eckman
Larnston St
Phila
Joseph B. White
A. M. Fischer
Eckmann
Philadelphia
Fire Wipes Brookneal Town, $100000 Loss Likely Uninsured
Fire of unknown origin swept Brookneal early today nearly destroying the town. Loss estimated around 100000 with less than one quarter insured. No lives lost. Population about 500. Only three small business houses escaped the flames.
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Brooknea
Brooknell
October births exceed deaths in Gonzales County
Vital statistics from the county clerk show eleven births and five deaths in October. The data reflect a net population increase for the month in Gonzales Texas.
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Gonzales
Tex
Recall petition filed to remove Seattle mayor Cottrell
A recall petition for Mayor George F. Cottrell with about 24,000 signatures was filed in the comptroller's office. It alleges lack of executive ability and moral courage and interference by certain persons and institutions in political matters, and cites failures to enforce citizens rights and respect for the American flag.
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Seattle
Wash
George F. Cottrell
Comptroller's Office
Cottrell
Blackburns Casca Royal Pills advertised for multiple ailments
A 10c to 25c ad promises medicine for constipation bilious ness stomach liver and bowel trouble will be worth dollars in better health. Try Blackburns Casca Royal Pills once and prove it.
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Blackburn
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