Reichstag To Halt Discussion On Emperor References
Berlin reports say Acting on Chancellor Von Beulow’s advice, Count Von Stollsberg will prevent all references to Emperor William in Reichstag debates to quell public sentiment. Von Beulow is described as nervous and close to resignation as illness and duties strain him.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
von Beulow
Count von Stollsberg
Reichstag
Emperor William
Quarantine May Cause Beef and Milk Famine
Thousands of cattle swine and other stock are held in pens by quarantine orders restricting inter state movement from New York and Pennsylvania. Fear grows that beef scarcity will raise prices and milk supply could suffer nationwide small farms and rural suppliers brace for impact.
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Associated Prees
New York
Pennsylvania
Country Faces Pulp Shortage If Weather Fails
Milwaukee Nov 21 A special Iron Appleton report says that unless abnormal weather continues nationwide into year end the United States will face a print paper famine within six weeks. Manufacturers warned six weeks ago drought would push wood pulp to gold value and now say it will be unobtainable at that price.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Appleton Whay
United States
Remains of Duke Alexis Rested in St Petersburg Mausoleum
The body of Grand Duke Alexis, an uncle of the Russian emperor, who died in Paris, was placed in the Mausoleum of Emperor Nicholas after a funeral procession through the city. The cortege moved three miles on foot from the church amid the crowd.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Union National Bank Merges with National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City
Kansas City Mo Nov 21 The Union National Bank with deposits of about 13 000 000 was absorbed today by the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City The combined deposits total about 41 500 000 Fernando Neal vice president of the Union National is available for president of the merged bank to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of William B Ridley
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Union National Bank of
National Bank of Commerce of Kansasity
Fernando Neal
Union National
National Bank of Commerce
William B. Rildeley
Oklahoma Corporation Commission Limits Railroad Oversight
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission rules its authority over railroads is limited to safeguarding public safety and facilities, not acting as a general manager. It dismissed four complaints including Logan County’s Katy rail line culvert issue and Wyandotte’s request to stop the fast eastbound train, noting service patterns and interstate considerations. It also said highway crossing openings fall under separate highway procedures, not direct crossing regulation by the commission.
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Wyandotte
Guthrie. O
Corporation Commission
Hay
Logan County
Katy
Fenico
Tealie
Chelsea
Con
Liu
Long distance ruling tests Pioneer Telephone monopoly
The Oklahoma corporation commission weighs using constitution section five to force Pioneer Telephone to share long distance service with rural lines in Grant county and beyond. Rural firms claim pricing and competition issues, with battles in Enid Guthrie and Garfield counties shaping the case as courts and the commission hear disputes.
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Guthrie
Corporation Commission
Brough
Grant County
Pioneer Telephone Company
Pioneer
M. D. Sullivan
Garfeld County
Enid
Te County
Logan County
Pioneer ‘Company
Worden Opens Defense in Lampheer Murder Case
In La Porte Indiana on November 20 Associated Press reports Ray Lamphere’s murder trial. Defense attorney Worden opened with claim that Mrs Gunnerson is still alive, promising evidence to support it.
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Worden
Lamphere
Associated Press
la Porte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
Cotton Buyer Run Down and Killed in New Orleans
Peter E Hellwege of Peter Ey Hellwege & Company was killed when run over by a railroad train at Elysian Fields Avenue and North Prior Street in New Orleans today.
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Associated Prous
New Orleans
Peter E Hellwege
Peter Ey Hellwege
Treasure Found in Limoges Cellar Sparks Mystery
An anonymous letter to police recounts claim that in 1901 shoemakers Valette and Tricard found treasure in a cellar beneath an old Limoges residence built on monastery ruins. Alleged riches and books funded a property‑buying spree, prompting landlord actions to test the tale and claim the loot.
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Limoges
France
Valette
Tricard
Alte
Ihrew
English Idea of the West in a London Dinner Table Tale
An Indiana novella recounts a London dinner table scene where an American encounters a rosy cheeked English girl with grandiose ideas about the United States. She muses on western life, exaggerating India like wigwams and gardens while the American tries to counter her romantic view with cautious humor.
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Indiana
London
United States
Sho
Soite Hrifone
West
Sun Jay Magazine
Books for the Blind Motioned by Moon and Society
Books for the Blind divide by age. The elderly need care under microtenants while a Moon type library offers simple occupation and comfort. Dr William Moon invented the aiding type. Dr Robert Moon leads the Pennsylvania Home Teaching society at 1319 Walnut Street Philadelphia and supplies aged blind readers with books per society funds.
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William Moon
Robert Moon
Pennsylvania Home Teaching Society
Moon
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
John Macy
As Savages See Us In England Dance Impressions
A secretary to the Kathkiro of Uganda in a book about Uganda’s Kath kiro in England criticizes the English dance scenes. He notes Europeans dance to the piano with vigorous jumping and twisting while holding partners, and he prefers the music to the dancing calling it shameful for men and women to dance together.
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Uganda
England
Patra
Eagle Tries to Kidnap Girl in New Jersey
Blanche Cribler three years old, daughter of Fred Cribler, was playing near Helmetia New Jersey when a large eagle swooped and tried to carry her away. Her father and brother intervened. a shotgun blast wounded the bird, saving the child who suffered only scratches. The Criblers plan to keep the wounded eagle.
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Eagle
Blanche Cribler
Fred Crier
Helmetia
N. J
Cribler
Bully Confronts Stranger in Rural Crowd
A village bully accuses a group of men and demands the guilty party. A tall hunky stranger steps forward, rolls up his sleeves, and reassures him by offering to stand down without removing his coat.
Sooner victory over Fairmount in Kansas clash
In Wichita Oklahoma University defeated Fairmount College 12 to 4 in a fast, action packed game. Armstrong and Roberts scored for Oklahoma while Bates added a late field goal. Fairmount showed strong forward passing and punting but could not break the Sooner line.
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Wichita
Kans
Oklahoma University
Fairmount College
Oklahoma Wos
Sooners
Acotstrong
Fairmount
Olahoma
Bates
Oklahoma
Sooner
Paimount
Key Wolfe
Armstrong
Boal
Wagheburn
Washburn
F. C White
Samuels
Emporia
Harper
Chicago
Ward
Indiana University
Gandner
Michigan
Roberts
Telephone Company Appeals Rate Case in Oklahoma
The Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph Company appeals to the Oklahoma Supreme Court from a Corporation Commission order lowering city rates. The firm seeks to retain $3 monthly for business lines and $2 for residential lines, arguing the commission’s rates are confiscatory and unworkable.
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Uthrie
Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph Company
Supremeg Court
Corporation Commission
Citizens Oaid
Coumpancy
Albany Disease Outbreak Under Control, State Says
New York Albany November 21 The foot and mouth disease break in the state is well in hand, according to Commissioner Pearson of the state department of agriculture who returned today from Buffalo No new outbreaks were reported the disease is under control after swift action and inspection by state officials.
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Associated Prose
Albany
N.Y
Ind
Pearson
State Department of Agriculture
Buffalo
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Vinita
Parsons
Ansas
Pioneer Telephone
F. W. Gwinnup
San Massell
Vinita, Oklahoma
Kansas City Weekly Journal
THE
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, MO
Xaphs
Smiley Furniture
Oriishoma
Omall Companies
Hght Pioneer
Haskell
Atorney
State Election Board
Secretary of State
Monica
Fast Sooners
Wheatshockers
Telephone Company
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