Cowboys of Cavalrymen Push Action to Cut Meat Costs
A. M. Dubin of New York urges using government West lands as vast pastures staffed by cavalry to stock beef for packers at cost and lower prices. He warns of an imminent meat famine and calls immediate action supported by packers who plan a five year, $100,000 annual drive to boost cattle production.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
A. M. Dubin
New York
Mr . Dubin
Saidohn T. Russell
Master Butchers’ Association of America
Extreme cruelty alleged in Quinn divorce case
Mabel Hopkins Quinn, granddaughter of Mark Hopkins, obtained a divorce from Chas. J. Quinn, a Louisville turfman, on grounds of extreme cruelty. Mrs. Josephine Hopkins, her mother, testified as corroborating witness. The defendant was not represented in court. The couple wed in San Francisco in 1903 against the Hopkins family's wishes and later lived in New York.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Mabel Hopkins Quinn
Mark Hopkins
Mark Hopkins Art Institute
Chas. J. Quinn
Louisville
Josephine Bb. Hopkins
Quinn
Hopkins
New York
Lanston Son Held by U S Marshals in Divorce Suit
Aubrey Lanston son of the monotype inventor faced a court ordered restraint preventing him from leaving Washington while his wife Ethel V. Lanston pursued a limited divorce. She alleges misconduct in Belgium with a corespondent named Margot La Belle and says he plans to return to Belgium after drawing on a trust fund.
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Associated Press
Washington
Aubrey Lanston
United States
Ethel V. Lanston
Belgium
Margot la Belle
Lanston
Commission to Arrange for the World’s Series
National Baseball Commission chairman August Herrmann announced a meeting of the commission for Thursday in Philadelphia to decide dates for the next world series. Herrmann will travel east tomorrow and said no dates would be set until the Philadelphia meeting.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Philadelphia
Herrmann
East
Sommers challenges Dreyfus for post season series
President Sommers of the Cleveland American League club issued a challenge to President Dreyfus of the Pittsburgh National League club for a season series of games after it was decided Cleveland would not compete in the 1913 World Series.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Sommers
Cleveland
Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Publisher Kennerley Arrested Over Indecent Book
New York reports Mitchell Kennerley the publisher was arrested at Anthony Comstock’s request for sending an indecent book through the mails. He was released on 1500 dollars bail. Comstock indicated plans to prosecute the author as well. The author’s name was not disclosed.
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Associated Press
New York
Mitchell Kennerley
Anthony Comstock
Comstock
John Kling Announces Annual Retirement From Baseball
Cincinnati National catcher John Kling returned to Kansas City and declared his annual retirement from baseball. He will have the rest of the season off as directed by Manager Tinker.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
John Kling
Cincinnati National Baseball Club
Kling
Tinker
Doctor Flees Pancho Villa Threat in El Paso Arrival
Dr. E. C. Shackelford arrived in El Paso from Santa Rosalia Chihuahua after fleeing Pancho Villa who gave him 24 hours to leave or be killed. Shackelford, a Frankfort Kentucky native, had lived in Santa Rosalia six years.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
E. C. Shackelford
Sante Rosalia
Chihuahua
Pancho Villa
Shackelford
Frankfort
Santa Rosalia
Tipton Mother Honors Child Illness Experience
Mrs. Sarah E. of Tipton Iowa describes her son's severe winter cold and dreadful coughing noting concern and care as the illness progressed with family observations and empathy.
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Sarah E
Tipton
Iowa
Broker's Wife Accused of Smuggling
New York report says six trunks belonging to Mrs. John H. McCullough, wife of a wealthy broker, were sent to the appraiser's office as customs inspectors value the baggage at five thousand dollars while the couple declared two hundred. Mr McCullough ordered to report at the customs house.
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New York
John H. McCullough
Daring Flight by French Aviator Garros Reaches Bizerta
Roland Garros crossed the Mediterranean from Saint Raphael to Bizerta in 7 hours 53 minutes. The famed French pilot, renowned for long distance competitions and altitude records, previously flew in the United States in 1910 and 1911.
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Associated Press
Bizerta
Tunis
Roland G. Garros
Mediterranean Sea
Saint Raphael
France
Garros
Europe
United States
Michicago Wins Manhasset Cup Race Again
In Chicago on Sept 24 Michicago won the second Manhasset Bay cup race for class P sloops by seventeen seconds. South Shore finished second by one second, Stranger close behind. Michicago's time was 2 19 59 on a nine mile triangular course.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michicago
Long Island Sound
South Shore
Stranger
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Lang Arranges Western Dates for World Tour Teams
Dan Lang former manager of the San Francisco club in the Pacific Coast League arrived in Chicago and arranged six Western dates for the world tour featuring the Chicago Americans and New York Nationals.
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Chicago
Dan Lang
San Francisco
Chicago Americans
New York Nationals
Cascarets for Bilious Liver Advertisement
An old style drug-store ad promises CasCarets cure for bilious liver and constipation. It claims relief from headaches dizziness nervousness and gas, touting a 10 cent box as affordable health and happiness for months.
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Cascarets
Divorce Court Scene Reveals Secrets in Merriam Case
In San Francisco Mrs. Bessie C. Merriam sobbed as she read letters to Captain Henry C. Merriam revealing personal turmoil. Major Clarence Murphy testified he had never been alone with her, while she described a quarrel and a plan to end her life with an army revolver.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Bessie C. Merriam
Henry C. Merriam
United States Army
Clarence Murphy
Louisiana
Paris
Merriam
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health Appeal
An advertisement urges men supporting families not to fear kidney trouble. It touts Foley Kidney Pills as curative, claiming the medicine cleanses the kidneys, improves filtration, and reduces backache and sleep disturbing urinary issues.
Lord Dewey Wins Ten Thousand Dollar Stake at Columbus
Lord Dewey captured his third straight $10,000 trotting stake on the grand circuit program in Columbus, taking the Hester Columbus stake in straight heats. The win paid $4,000, with Marigold and Tilly Tipton among the favorites as race results highlighted a day of close contests and multiple heats across pacing events.
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Columbus
Lord Dewey
Syracuse
Detroit
Michigan Queen
Change in grid rules approves onside kick privileges
New York reports a rule change after a conference of coaches managers and officials. The sole objection to rule 20 was resolved with an addition allowing players behind the kicker to pursue the ball onside while not interfering with opponents attempting to catch it.
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New York
Bryan refuses detailed public accounting of income
Secretary Bryan says he will not provide a public, itemized account of his private income sources. Senator Martine defends Bryan's chautauqua lectures and aid to students in Japan, while Bryan notes he has discussed income sources but resists further disclosure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Martine
Japan
College Ames on Grid Today in New York
Yale opens against Wesleyan at New Haven and Cornell faces Ursinus in Ithaca. The Carlisle Indians play Lebanon Valley in their second game. Harvard meets Maine and Princeton faces Rutgers on Saturday to start the season.
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Associated Press
New York
Yale
Cornell
Wesleyan
New Haven
Ursinus
Ithaca
Carlisle Indians
Lebanon Valley
Harvard
Maine
Princeton
Rutgers
Croxone Promises Fast Relief for Back and Kidney Ailments
Advertisement claims Croxone quickly relieves backache kidney and urinary troubles rheumatism and stiff joints. It is said to absorb into body tissues dissolve toxins and help kidneys filter uric acid with guaranteed results or money back. The ad notes low cost and druggists’ refund option if it fails in any case.
Greenville Lad Slays His Father
Essix Gibson, 16, was arrested near Fort Deposit for the murder of his father Alex Gibson in Greenville Alabama. The youth says his father beat him and he crushed the sleeping man’s skull, locked a dog in the room, then fled to his brother’s home. He awaited his fate in jail, claiming justification but offering to serve life in prison.
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Associated Press
Greenville
Ala
Essix Gibson
Fort Deposit
Alex Gibson
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