National Livestock Association Advised To Help Marketing
Washington October 28 Formation of a great national livestock producers association is recommended in a report for presentation to the conference of Livestock producers in Chicago November 10. The plan centers on efficient marketing and urges creation of a terminal commission system with cost-based rates and patronage rebates. Membership would be open to bona fide livestock producers through cooperative shipping associations and individuals.
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Washington,d. C
Oet
Livestock Plocers’ Association
Farmlies’ Livestock Committee
Conference of
Livestock Producers
Chicago
Camittes
An Farin Bureau Federation
Duc Commission
Laval
Commission Association
Drowned Body Found In Fort Worth River
An unidentified man was found floating in the Trinity River near Fort Worth. The body showed signs of foul play and showed few identifying details, with clothing and a family mark noted as potential clues. Police are investigating the circumstances of the death.
Japanese ship Fukui Maru sinks off Cape Flattery
A Japanese steamer Fukui Maru sank about 875 miles off Cape Flattery Washington at midnight. All passengers and crew were rescued by the freighter West Ivan after a hurricane. The vessel was en route from Kobe to Seattle with a Tokyo bound return leg noted, and the list aboard remains unavailable. The Yokoi Maru, built in Liverpool in 1887, is described separately as a long running Pacific liner owned by Yamashita.
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Beatile
Cape Flattery
Waeh
Ivan
Jaera
Liverpool
Yamashita Kise Kaisho
Te Trane Pacific
Mrs Park to Speak at Local League Address
Maud Wood Park, national head of the National League of Women Voters, will address a meeting Tuesday at 9 o clock. The event will be held at St Anthony’s, according to organizers.
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National
Head of Women Voters
Mieke
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
St.Anthony
Park to Address Fort Worth Women Voters League Event
Invitations have been extended to the city's elite clubs, both men and women, to hear Mr Park. The national president was due to arrive in Fort Worth Friday morning and will reach the city Tuesday.
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Women Voters
Roman blast blamed on Bolero plot at fortress ruin
Rome reports the Sant Elena fortress explosion is blamed on a Bolshevik style plot by the authorities. By midnight Wednesday two bodies were recovered from the wreckage. Some 350 injured are hospitalized as the city investigates the disaster and its causes.
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Rome
Sant Elena
Hays in Train Crash Shocks Passengers in Fog
New York dispatch reports Postmaster General Hays and a number of passengers aboard the Pennsylvania Lines express train bound for Washington were jolted awake when the train collided with a rear section of another train at Manhattan transfer in New Jersey. Officials say injuries were serious for several, though Mays expressed concern for Ben Simmons, chief inspector of the Post Office, who may be more hurt than preliminary reports indicate. Hays and others were brought back to New York on an inbound train after the collision.
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New York
Hit
Ry Hayy
Untitled Fragments From Boat Deck Readied for Deck Action
The fragment describes crew or passengers shifting to the floor as items are pitched from berths. It notes several others joining in the action and suggests a tense, crowded scene aboard a vessel during a moment of movement.
Death sentence delivered in Virginia case
In Richmond Virginia a man named Hadley faced a jury and received the death penalty after a court trial. He reportedly claimed his wife had urged him to confess while denying further statements, saying all facts of the case will be known. He was sent to the Henrico jail to await further proceedings.
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Riclmond
Ort
Thadiey
Thay
Stag
Wuraly
Carton
Hensteo
Elyerit
Sheelee
Elie Devember
Fay
Des Hadley
American Cotton Association Adopts Resolution on Acreage Increase
At the annual convention in Birmingham Alabama the American Cotton Association urged South farmers to increase cotton acreage planted this year to 22 million acres. The measure passed as a formal resolution.
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Birmingham
Als
South
Toy
Una Ultimate
American Cotton Association
Tropical storm cuts wrecking swath through Central America
A tropical storm raging ten days across Central America causes widespread damage. Rail traffic south of Chiapas remains halted, over a thousand homes along the San Cristobal river region near VUs are destroyed, and extensive damage hits farms, railways, and telegraph lines.
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San Salvador
Central America
Chiapas
Mexico
San Cristobal
Vus
Pape's Cold Compound Promoted at Local Sale Event
An item promotes Pape's Cold Compound claiming fast relief from congestion and feverish symptoms. It mentions a reception to honor Marstone nose rinping and a public sale in St Louis and Arkansas with mentions of locations, dates, and a drugstore context. The ad style mimics early 20th century marketing.
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St. Louis
Knights of Espe
Columbus
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Marstone
Ferdinand Fagh
Cape
Acta Quick
Rien
Garo Warden Active in Hida County Arrests
Fox reports Warden in Hida County has detained three Mise Kint'e citizens after locating youths confined in their premises over several days. Authorities say the actions address unlawful confinement and public safety concerns.
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Garo
Don
Hida County
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Soledad
Crockett
Hays
Misehap
Hadley
Virginia
Ktecember
Salvador
Foch
Pape
Knights of Columbus
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Alsoon
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Greco
Kelly
Jock
Oliver Twist
San Antonio
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