Sundahl Seeks State Senate Nomination in 14th District
Gustav Sundahl announces as independent Republican candidate for State Senator in the 14th district. The piece notes rural credit proposals for farmers, supports farm land banks under a federal commission, and criticizes Republicans opposing the plan while suggesting the Wilson administration backing may shift political alignments.
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Gustav Sundahl
Signal
Wilson
Sundahl
Federal Commission On Agricultural Credits
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Democratic Congress
Spectacle at Ojinaga as wounded seek aid from American surgeons
The passage recalls a dramatic scene after a week of fighting at Ojinaga with Federals and Constitutionalists crawling to the boundary for succor from surgeons of the American Army. The Aberdeen News criticizes President Wilson's Mexican policy as misguided.
Hell of War exposes brutal Presidio militia actions
Associated Press reports from Presidio Texas show how militarism drives officers to send back refugees from Mexico to certain death. Soldiers allegedly obeyed orders or believed they had them and feared punishment more than humanity, revealing craven fear as a soldierly trait.
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Associated Press
Presidio
Texas
Mexico
Ojinaga
Secretary of War
Republican Opinion On New Currency Law
A Duluth Herald excerpt argues the tariff bill frees American industry by striking shackles, presenting a Republican viewpoint on currency and economic policy. The text emphasizes the party's stance and the law's impact on industry and trade.
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The
Duluth Herald
Currency reform hailed as freedom from money power
In a bold appraisal the piece credits Woodrow Wilson with advancing a new currency system that shifts control from Wall Street to public interests. It frames the old system as drained by speculative banking and praises the proposed financial irrigation to fund national welfare during peace and peril, predicting broad prosperity and bipartisan support despite banking pushback. It also questions railroad rate reforms, urging scrutiny of watered stock and public costs prior to rate increases.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wall Street
Herald
Legalized Murder Fails To Stop Crime
The article argues that executions do not deter crime, recounting the December 1 1913 execution of a man named Joe Rickman and noting multiple assaults with deadly weapons in the county since. It challenges gubernatorial mercy, suggesting commuting Rickman’s sentence to imprisonment might have reduced crime, and laments ongoing violence and public unrest.
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Sae
Fortunatley
Joe Rickman
Rickman
Increase of Railroad Rates and Wage Concessions
The market letter from New York City firms discusses wage increases for eastern railroad conductors and trainmen and argues that rails should be allowed to raise rates. It notes public awareness is growing but highlights additional facts not yet familiar to the public.
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Warren W. Erwin and Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Erie
New York Central
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Commerce Commission
Eastern Railoads
New York City
Rebels Reach Torreon as War Rages in Mexico
Mexico City reports rebels led by General Pausio Vill capture Torreon soon, with one million dollars in cotton and warehouses at stake. Huerta reportedly shifts plans while ministers oppose leading the federal army. In El Paso, 4300 retreating loyalist troops from Ojinaga arrive for transport to a fort guard, under U.S. infantry and cavalry protection.
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Mexico City
Pausho Vill
Torreon
Yietortois
Fhierta
Huerta Te
Hyera
Federal
Paso
Tex
Ojinags
Mex
Verone
Marfa
Fort ‘Lem Renervation
United States
Seats rise to 50000 in New York stock exchange
New York stock exchange seats jumped to 50000 with two sales at that level. The prior sale occurred on December 24 at 48000, reflecting renewed confidence after a period of inactivity and expansion in trading. The article notes a broader rise in seat prices since last summer.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Bank in Texas closed amid embezzlement claim
Lockney State Bank of Lockney Texas was ordered closed by the state banking department after a former official allegedly embezzled about $10,000. The official’s name was not released as authorities withheld it. The small bank faced the closure as a result of the alleged fraud.
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Caves
Austin
Tex
Inn
State Banking Department
Lockney State Bank
Loclkney
Chicago Unemployment Surge Tied to Voter Turnout Plea
Reports from Chicago on January 21 describe thousands unemployed amid a powt claim urging people to vote. The garbled text cites a Department of Labor official and mentions a Crane technical high school as a source or location.
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Chicago
Len Hedge
Ead
Department of
Phy Crane Technical High School
Attr Porscea
Double Tragedy on City Streets on January 2
On a prominent St Paul street corner a married couple, Mrs. Albert J. Taverna and her husband, were killed in a double suicide. Mrs. Taverna shot her spouse through the forehead and then killed herself, both deaths instantaneous. They had been married less than a year with frequent quarrels following a seven month earlier separation and brief reconciliation.
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St Paul
Mra
Atbert J. Taverna
Heits Hospice
Taverna
G Romers & Co
Arthur Dunn
Strathcona Quietly Fights Ill Health in London
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, Canada’s high commissioner, remained ill in London as he endures a week of prostration following a severe catarrh attack. The aged statesman, though weak, had a fairly good night and continues to receive care.
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London
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Canada
Mina Alice Holmes 93 dies in Jersey City obituary
Mina Alice Holmes died in Jersey City at the age of ninety three. She was known as The Blind Posters of Jersey City and a friend and schoolmate of Miss Fanny J. Crosby, the blessed hymn writer. The obituary notes her long life and ties to the local community.
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Ind
Osad
New York
Mina Alice A
Holmes
Jersey City
Mise Holmes
Fanny J. Crosby
Bind
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Clergy Notes
Presbyterians and Catholics listed with multiple services. Rev Martin Hyink at Spencer Memorial Church holds morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday school 11 45 a m evening service 8 00 p m prayer meeting Thursday 180 p m choir practice 830 p m Rev John Frei pastor holds regular services first and third Sundays early mass 5 00 a m high mass 10 30 a m Sunday school 2 04 p m vespers and benediction 7 2 p m mass during week 8 00 p m Rev W J Wicks rector holds morning prayer and sermon 11 00 a m Sunday school 12 00 m evening prayer and sermon 3 00 p m
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Presbyterian Church
Martin Hyink
The
Presbyterian, Spencer
John Frei
LEMMON Pierre N Predin Pastor and Services Schedule
Pierre N Predin pastor at Lemmon with Sunday School at 10 a m preaching 11 a m on second and fourth Sundays. B Y P A meets at 11 a m with service at 7 30 p m on first and third Sundays each month at Oba School House Youngs School 82 50 p m preaching on first and fourth Sundays at 3 p m.
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Lemmon Pierre N. Predin
S. S
OBA
Young's School
Seed corn for sale at Yettel farm SEIDSchlag
Seed corn for sale offering ten varieties with 80 to 90 day maturity. Buyers may select in the field from pure, well selected ears. Contact at the farm or write to Yettel Farm five miles northwest of SEIDSCHLAG for details.
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Yettel
Seidschlag
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