Administration currency bill gains momentum in senate
President Wilson signals willingness to accept amendments to the currency bill to speed passage. Senate committee action expected next week with reports due in November as supporters in Washington stay optimistic about final approval during the extra session. Sulzer nominated for New York Assembly by Sixth district progressives. former governor to campaign immediately.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Congress
Underwood
House
Sulzer
Assembly
New York
William
Mexican Situation Stagnant in Washington and London
Washington reports no change in Mexico City affairs or U.S. policy. An informal inquiry by Ambassador Page in London questioned British envoy Sir Lionel Carden's stance toward the United States. The inquiry referenced a confidential State Department report not released to the public.
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Washington
Mexico City
Ambassador Page
London
United States
Lionel Carden
Mexico
State Department
Wilson
Bryan
Lionel
Huerta
Removal of Kearney Normal Head by State Board
Lincoln Neb March action by the state normal board ousted A O Thomas principal of the Kearney state normal school order issued Monday afternoon Dean M R Snodgrass appointed temporary head of the Kearney school Robert King chosen registrar and given authority to act as business manager of the school.
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Lincoln
Neb
A. O. Thomas
State Normal School
Kearney
State Normal Board
Dean M. R. Snodgrass
Robert King
State School For the Blind
Nebraska City
May Select Land at Hyannis Nebraska
The interior department designates Hyannis as the point for registrants to appear and choose Nebraska national forest tracts. Selection begins November 17 with 50 people allowed the first day and 100 daily from November 19 to 26, or until all tracts are claimed, at Grant county seat.
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Valentine
Neb
General Land Office
Washington
James W. Witten
Interior Department
Hyannis
Grant County
Nebraska National Forest
Dry Farming Meet Opens in Tulsa With Global Attendance
Tulsa hosts the eighth annual international dry farming congress and exhibition drawing about one hundred thousand visitors. Governors from many states and representatives from thirty five nations will attend the event showcasing farm products from around the world.
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Tulsa
Okla
Massacre survivor D-John Lattermann dies after illness
Rapid City reports the death of D John Lattermann, a survivor of the Gaster massacre in early Black Hills history. He escaped slaughter by being in Major Reno's command, which failed to reach Custer in time. He was said to be the first Reno command in this region.
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Caster
Rapid City
John Lattermann
Gaster
Black Hills
Lattmann
Major Reno
Custer
Reno
Indians Will Demand Deportation Action in Congress
The article notes Native activists and English suffragists led by Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst arriving in America and facing deportation proceedings at Ellis Island while awaiting appeal. Miss Rheta Childe Dorr accompanies her. both stay in the commissioners’ suite as deportation orders proceed. Zepelin airship disaster is also mentioned and political shifts in Mexico prompt US reflections on Huerta’s resignation and potential recognition.
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New York
Emmeline
Pankhurst
America
Provence
Ellis Island
Waiddenton
Rheta Childe ‘Dorr
Nebraska Defeats Minnesota 7–0 in Three Passes Rally
Nebraska outplayed Minnesota in four quarters to end an eleven year drought with a 7 to 0 victory. Gordon Beck ran in the touchdown after Max Towle connected on a deep pass. Rutherford to Purdy and Howard to Halligan set up the clinching score in the third period.
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Minnesota
Lincoln
Nebraska
Minnesota Gophers
Gordon Beck
Max Towle
Rutherford
Purdy
Howard
Halligan
Indians to Make Demands at Congress
Denver report notes six proposed demands by the Society of American Indians at its annual convention. The items seek exact legal status for Indians, opening the court of claims to Indians, school system reorganization, dividing government funds among tribes, ownership of lands in fee simple, and full citizenship including suffrage for Indians.
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Denver
Colo
Congress
The
Society
United States Court of Claims
War Story Will Shock the World from Balkan War Report
Prof. T. T. Dutton of the Teachers' College, named by President Butler to join the Carnegie commission, has returned to New York. He says the commission's report will soon be ready and will shock the world with its treatment of war phases not yet fully known.
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New York
T. T. Dutton
The
Teachers’ College
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Carnegie Commission
Balkan States
Ministers Work for Small Wages in Nationwide Report
More than 3,000 Methodist ministers in the United States preach and work year round for less than $500 each in a report by the bureau as the Woman's Home Missionary Society began its thirty second annual meeting. The bureau laments this state of affairs in this era of high living costs.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of
Board of Managers of the
Airship L Ik Explodes Over Berlin Killing Dozens
The newest Zeppelin airship L Ik exploded midair Friday during a trial above Johannisthal Berlin. Twenty seven military crew died and the admiralty trial board perished in the disaster as the 600 foot dirigible prepared to become flagship of Germanys aerial army.
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Berlin
Admiralty Trial Board
Johannisthal
Glynn Sworn In as New York Governor
William Sulzer ceased to be governor at noon Friday after impeachment by 43 to 12 votes. Martin H. Glynn, the lieutenant governor, was sworn in as successor. Sulzer found guilty of falsification perjury and attempt to suppress evidence. acquitted on other charges.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
New York
High Court
Martin H. Glynn
Sulzer
Governors Cup Awarded in Nebraska Rifle Meet
Lincoln Neb First honors in the state rifle competition at Plattsmouth were won by the Fifth regiment enlisted men team. General Hall will present the Governors Cup to that team. The adjutant general's cup went to the other regimental team. First place in the regimental pistol shoot went to the Fourth regiment. Fifth regiment officers won the officers match with 1216 points.
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Lincoln, Neb
Plattsmouth
National Guard
General Hall
Fifth Regiment
Doings in Congress Tuesday Prepares For Key Measures
In a condensed Monday session the Senate continued debate on the seamen bill and Banking Committee hearings proceeded. Senator Bacon pressed an executive session as Senator Burton moved to investigate a Salem postmaster appointment amid Republican charges of a political deal. House adjourned at 3 39 to Tuesday as Underwood received President Wilson’s letter predicting harmonious action on the currency bill in November and absent senators on official business. President Wilson’s letter to Mr Underwood was noted in the Record. adjournment followed at 1 45 p m to noon
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Senate
Seaman ’S Bill Banking Committee
Bacon
Burton
Salem
House
Underwood
Wilson
P. mi
Debate on seamen's bill postponed to next week
The article notes that the debate on the seamen's bill is postponed to next week and a resolution was passed for a joint congressional commission to attend the dedication of Restored Congress Hall in Philadelphia. The session adjourned at 1 20 p m to noon with the house not in session.
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Joint Congressional Commission
Congress Hall
Philadelphia
Senate Not in Session Meets Saturday Banking Hearing
The Senate is not in session and will meet Saturday. The Banking committee will hear Professor Jenks. The House met at noon, resumed the fight for quorum, and adjourned at 1 36 p m until noon.
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Senate
Banking Committee
Jenks
Senate Met at Noon Urging Hay-Pauncefote Treaty Repeal
The Senate met at noon with Senator Martine urging repeal of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. The banking committee continued hearings on nominations of native Philippine commissioners and others. Adjourned at 3 p.m. to noon Monday. The House adjourned at 12:54 after another unsuccessful quorum attempt.
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Senate
Martine
Banking
House
Rural church efforts dominate interior synod session
In Kansas City Missouri the interior synod of the Reformed Church of the United States debated arousing rural dwellers. Rev D F Bommershine of Maquoketa Iowa led the discussion. Officers elected include Rev P M Orr of Lincoln Nebraska as president Rev S S Bremer of Cedar Rapids Iowa as vice president and Rev G N Robert of Orangeville Illinois as secretary.
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Kansas City
Interior Synod of the Reformed Church of the United States
D. F. Bommershine
Maquoketa
P. M. Orr
Lincoln
Neb
Reception for Bishop Tihen in Lincoln at Auditorium
The Lincoln Catholic clergy and congregations will host a public reception for Right Reverend Bishop J. Henry Tihen at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening October 28. The event honors his first pilgrimage to Rome and will see Bishop Tihen confer the knightly title of St. Gregory the Great on Hon. John P. Sutton in recognition of his services to the church.
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Lincoln
J. Henry Tihen
Tihen
Rome
St. Gregory the Great
John P. Sutton
Registration totals soar as lands drawn in Fort Niobrara
A two day tally shows 15,119 registrations for land at the abandoned Fort Niobrara military reservation and forest reserve. Valetine reports 3,017. Broken Bow 56,990. North Platte 6,112. The figure surpasses all prior first two day records for attendance.
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Valentine
Neb
Niobrara Military Reservation
Broken Bow
North Platte
National Waterloo coursing meet set for late October
Readiness underway in Friend Nebraska for the National Waterloo coursing meet from October 28 to November 1. It is billed as the largest stake ever run in America with an open stake offering added money. Rabbits are on hand and being trained to the escapes. the entrants are a strong, fast group.
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Neb
Waterloo
America
Iowa's Smallest Woman Ruth Howes Dies at 66
Miss Ruth Howes of New Albin Iowa dies at age 66. She stood 37 inches tall and weighed 60 pounds, reputed to be the smallest perfectly formed woman in Iowa. A school teacher and musician, she was noted for beauty and charm despite her miniature size.
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New Albin
Ruth Howes
Iowa
Miss Howes
Nebraska’s Prospects Seen by Panamanian Secretary
Senator Lefevre, secretary from Panama to the United States, praised Nebraska in Omaha saying no state has impressed him more and noting possibilities for development. He credited the spirit of Nebraska people and predicted progress is a matter of time.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Senor Lefevre
Panama
United States
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Bilious Liver
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for biliousness constipation and stomach distress. It promises quick results for headaches dizziness and nervousness and urges a 10 cent box for immediate cleansing of internal organs.
Soft exchange hints at money and marriage
A Yonkers Statesman snippet shows a wife accusing her husband of wanting money before marriage and his reply that he is rich now because he has her. The brief dialogue ends with the wife subsiding as the husband asserts his wealth and possession.
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Yonkers Statesman
Danderine Promises Dandruff Free Hair and Growth
A classic advertisement touts Danderine for dandruff relief and hair growth. It claims immediate shine and fullness, with new fine hair appearing after weeks of use. Consumers are urged to buy a 25 cent bottle from any store to prove results.
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Knowlton
Make the Most of Opportunity Sayings Card
A compact adage urges seizing every day as a chance for growth. It emphasizes duty as the path to character, noting opportunities arise even from thorny circumstances and flourish through deliberate effort.
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Samuel J.burrows
A Clergyman Testimony from Rev Heslop of Wigton
The Rev Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered a year with dropsy swelling his limbs and feet and heart flutter. The report notes his bout with illness and medical struggles describing his condition in concise terms.
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Edmund Heslop
Wigton
A Chronic Thirst and a Mysterious Sprinkle
A fragmentary item notes a character named Sprinkle with an unusual throat condition and hints at a broader mystery. The readable text suggests a dialogue about identity and drink, reflecting a curious, unnamed social scene.
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Sprinkle
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