Probing Mexican Rebellion and Bank Exam Rules
National bank examiners face new directives from Comptroller Lawrence Murray requiring bankers to be present during asset examinations starting October 1. Directors must witness asset reviews and banks must scrutinize loans to firms controlled by officers or directors. Rumors suggest Senators Smith of Michigan and Fall of New Mexico may travel to Mexico City on a committee.
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New York
Lawrences
Murray
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Fall
New Mexico
Mexico City
Kennedy as Likely New Cardinal in Rome Dispatches
Reports from Italy say Mgr. Kennedy, rector of the American College at Rome, is likely to be America’s new cardinal. He travels through northern Mexico for a personal inspection of conditions.
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Mgr. Kennedy
American College At
Rome
Italy
America
Mexico
Last Chance for Civilians to Enter U S Army
An order from the War Department offers a final opportunity under this administration for civilians to secure commissions in the United States army. The notice cites upcoming examinations as the path to eligibility and ranks the opportunity as time sensitive.
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Washington
United States Army
War Department
Progressives organizing Lancaster County Renom inate Ticket
The report notes ongoing efforts by Progressives in Lancaster County to renominate their ticket amid a copper miners strike. Despite crowds in the streets, no new settlements or demonstrations emerged as 250 armed sheriff’s deputies monitor Utah Copper operations and no workers showed up, with a plan to reopen mines reported but unclear.
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Bingham
Utah
Utah Copper Company
Republican county convention renominates ticket in Lancaster
In Lancaster county on Friday afternoon a convention held in the auditorium after the Roosevelt meeting renominated all Republican county ticket candidates and the Lincoln district assessor candidates. J R C Miller presided and was elected chairman of the county central committee with power to appoint his secretary. W E Hoag served as convention secretary.
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Lancaster County
Lincoln
J.R. C. Miller
W. E. Hoag
Strange Malady Dying Out in Fremont Horses
Fremont veterinarians report the fatal horse malady is dying out to some extent. Treated cases respond better to drugs and losses are not as heavy. Many farmers have moved stock from pastures.
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Fremont, Neb
Brewers Seek One Million for Scientific Farming
The United Brewers association crop improvement committee urged farmers in every grain county to adopt more scientific farming methods promising one million dollars a year in benefits. The appeal was part of the fifty second annual convention report.
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Boston
Mass
United States
The
United Brewers’ Association
Association
Public land auctions near Shoshone and Crow reservations
The Interior Department oversees public auctions of land valued at 1.4 million dollars across Wyoming Utah and Montana. The parcels include portions of old Shoshone and Crow reservations with loot recovered totaling 212,060 dollars in Chicago.
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Department of the Interior
Wyoming
Utah
Chicago
Evangelism Criticized as Commercialism at Conference
Dr J M Gray dean Moody Institute condemned evangelism as degenerated into a money driven business at a national evangelists meeting in New York. Rev Dr E E B Taylor pastor of First Baptist Indianapolis labeled some fundraising methods graft.
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Chicago
United States
J. M. Gray
Moody Institute
National Conference of Evangelists
Dr. Gray
E. E B. Taylor
First Baptist Church of
Indianapolis
Lese Delinquency Report Shows Mixed University Trends
Lincoln Nebraska report on the 1911 12 scholarship year notes overall student delinquency lower than in years past. Fraternity members score lower on scholarship than non fraternity peers, with women outperforming men in both groups.
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Lincoln, Neb
State University
Straus resigns as Democratic presidential elector candidate
Nathan Straus brother of Oscar S Straus progressive candidate for New York governor resigns as a candidate on the Democratic ticket for presidential elector at large. In a letter to George M Mr Straus explains that his brother’s unexpected Progressive nomination makes it improper for his name to appear on another ticket.
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New York
Nathan Straus
Oscar
Straus
George M
Shortage of Farm Help Narrows Nebraska Harvest
Farmers face labor shortages as crops are bountiful this fall. Reports from western Nebraska indicate crews are scarce, with calls for help to harvest the abundant crops and some fields left needing hands.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Chronicle of Grief And Growth Across The State
Grief and growth mark Nebraska news with reports of fairs, farm losses from hog cholera and horse disease, new banks and railroad work, weather frosts, livestock casualties, and community efforts in towns from Lincoln to Fremont and beyond.
Two Bills Aimed at Crime and Marriage Health
Nebraska legislators may see two bills from A J Leavitt in the coming session. One permits surgical operations on certain inmates deemed unimprovable. The other requires medical certificates proving absence of contagious or venereal diseases before marriage licenses. Nebraska Wage Earners reports 71 000 private employers and 197 345 earners with average male and female wages and hours. The note also mentions efforts to recruit college trained men for industrial positions and veterinary expert Dr G H Udall inspecting a horse disease for Union Pacific.
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A. J. Leavitt
Omaha
Nebraska Prisons Association
Nebraska
Gaye
Avery
G. H. Udall
New York State Veterinary College
Cornell University
Union ‘Pacific Railroad
Bargain tale ends in cottage wedding and sheep
A rustic lovers bargain leads to marriage without cash up front. The bride receives animals a couple of sheep a yearling bullock and a chest as part of the match. The farmer asks which daughter is chosen the oldest inmarried and the couple live happily ever after in a cottage.
Woman Recalls Seventy Day Tour And Pleases With French Pheasant Sing
A woman related to the late Mrs Partington recently returned from a seventy day tour. To friends she said the best part of her trip was bearing the French pheasants sing the mayonnaise Youth's Companion, describing it as the most wonderful thing she had seen and heard.
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Mis
Partington
Rhine Museum details and Koblenz site approval
A Rhine Museum outlines the past and present conditions of the river and its economic history. The city of Koblenz has already provided a site for the building.
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Koblenz
Saipp’s Wife Challenge Cited By Bnippe In Wind Test
Bnippe claims handling a sail boat in high wind is easy for him while admitting the average man would struggle. He contrasts this with how most men have not attempted to manage Saipp’s wife in such conditions.
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Bnippe
Saipp
Confusion of Tongues Hints at Ball Game Description
Reporters describe a ball game in festive confusion as multiple voices mix metaphors and languages. Players and officials gesture, while spectators react with murmurs and laughter to the unfolding clash on the field.
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Babel
Fragments of a Medical Note on Diet and Therapy
OCR reads a brief medical note about prescribed diets and doctor guidance. It mentions strength improvement per week and references a Sol et ro style abbreviation, with unclear connections to months or places. The readable content suggests a health instruction context without a clear accountable event.
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