Iowa Beef Cattle Producers' Association Formed
Des Moines reports the Iowa Beef Cattle Producers' Association forms to promote breeding feeding improvement and increased beef production. Incorporators include Charles Dacker Try of Botua George Gorge Mount Vernon and Professor Kennedy Ames College. The group aims to sustain Iowa cattle industry and conserve soil resources with a state legislative appropriation of 7600 received last session.
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Des Moines
Jowa Beef Cattle Producers’ Association Ie
Wlinois
Tha Lowa Beet Cattle Producers’ Association
Iowa
Charles Dacker
Botua
George Gorge
Mount ‘Vernon
Professor Kennedy
Ames College
Grocers Society Pays Fine After Gambling Charge
The Retail Grocers' Association of Des Moines pleaded guilty to operating gambling devices during the food show. Judge Charles S. Bradshaw fined the group $100, paid promptly. The indictment claimed wheels used to dispose of candy and other merchandise.
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Des Moines
Polk County Grand
On & Chargs
Charles 8S
Bradshaw
Jowa’s Big Dairy Show Set for January at Coliseum
Des Moines January 10 11 12 13 preparations are complete for the annual show by the Town and Des Moines dairy associations at the Coliseum. HL Beck president leads the event in conjunction with the state association convention. Exhibits will be more extensive with feature attractions including judging contests.
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Coliseum
Des Moines
Beck
New Warden Reaches Anamosa Reform School
Des Moines December 30 Charles McClaughry new warden of the Anamosa reformatory arrived in Des Moines to meet the state board of control and learn the institution's work he will assume charge January 1 with his wife and daughter en route to Anamosa to spend the rest of the week with Warden Marquis Barr also report mentions Independence mayor and councilmen demanding the resignation of Marshal J P Vanderhaayer and Deputy Marshal William Knowles for neglecting duty by not stopping auto and motorcycle searches
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Des Moines
Charles
McClaughry
The
Anamosa Reformatory
State Board of Control
MclClaughry
Anamiosa
Marquis Barr
Thin Town
J.P. Vanederhaayer
William Knowles
Principal investigated for alleged whipping in school
Algona officials probe Professor Nelson over alleged brutal whipping of a boy named Mackes with a rubber hose and other boys. The report notes jokes about the teacher being Lee on the street with a woman.
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Algona
Nelson
Publi Schools
Mackes
Mathes
Lee
Run Over and Killed in Iowa City Yards
David Henley a former Rock Island switchman was run over and killed by an engine in the Rock Island yards at Iowa City yesterday. Candy Causes Childs Death in Bronx Christmas candy blamed for the death of Ines Toutes Marr aged 1 daughter of Gilbert Carr who bought cheap candy from nearby grocery store.
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Iowa City
Des
David Henley
Rock Gland
Rock Island
Bronx City
Ines Toutes Marr
Gilbert ©, Carr
Ninearby
Labor leaders denounce McNamaras in AFL statement
A letter from Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor denounces the McNamara brothers’ crimes and states organized labor does not condone the acts. The Ways and Means Committee, created to fund their defense, signs the proclamation criticizing blanket blame on unions.
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Washington
McNamara Brothers
Son Angeles
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Ways and Incans Committee
McNamara Defense Fund
McNamaras
Organized Labor of America
Russian tariff bill targets US Jews and trade
A Russian bill introduced by the Nationalists proposes barring American Jews from entry and retaliatory tariffs after ending the 1832 treaty with the United States. It calls for a 100 percent customs duty unless Russia’s rate is lower, and matches the 1882 treaty clock for tariffs on US goods to expire with the Russo American commerce pact. The measure also cites the need to curb American agricultural machinery imports.
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Bt. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Guchkoff
Moros Yield After Stand At Bud Dajo Stronghold
Moros numbering about 300 in the Bud Dajo fortress on Jolo capitulated to American forces after their supplies were cut off and a siege by the army surrounding their fortifications. The Moros had defied an ultimatum demanding disarmament and were overcome by sustained pressure.
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Manila
Buddajo
Jolo
Perabimé
Kooger
Taft Becomes Possible Peacemaker in Turko Balkan War
President Taft, urged by Dr. Lyman Abbott and Dr. Mary Eildy, weighs offering U S mediation under The Hague system to help settle the Turko Balkan war. The move follows a proposal that any nation may tender its good offices as mediator to resolve the international dispute.
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New York
Taft
Lyman Abbott
Mary Eildy
Turkey
United States
Morse Appeals Pardon Rejected After Medical Report
J. W. Morse, known as Atlanta figure Gay Charles W. Morse, faces heartbreak as his pardon request is refused. The physician’s report confirms Morse suffers from three incurable diseases, a finding that astonishes those familiar with the case.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Mores
Morse
Price of Coal Advances Prompt Strike Preparations
New York report indicates a rise in domestic anthracite coal prices. Mine operators are preparing for a possible strike or shutdown when current fusion agreements expire on April 1.
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New York
Acquit Two of 147 Deaths in Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Morris and Max Blanck founders of the Triangle Shirtwaist Company were acquitted in New York court. The fire caused 147 deaths and 141 lives were lost at the factory.
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New York
Feqac Morris
Max Blanck
Triangle
Aaven Hves
Wright Lorimer Buried in Dana Funeral
The funeral of Wright Lorimer was held at Dana town hall in New York. Lorimer, a voter who committed a crime, was laid to rest after attending the local building and school.
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Wright Lorimer
Dana
Mase
New York
Noted Financiers Back Chicago Packery Merger Scheme
P A Valentine and E H Gary, prominent New York financiers, loom in the trial of ten indicted Chicago packers under Sherman anti trust. Albert H Veeder testified about contract No 7 for a 16 million loan to form National Packing company. The pool allegedly used P O Box 3 and 247 as covert identifiers.
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Chicago
P. A. Valentine
Armour & Co
Gary
United States Steal Corporation
Ten Tan
Chicago Packers
Pierce Butler
Albert H. Veader
Swift & Co
National Packing Company
Packere
Valantine
J. Ogden Armour
Packery
Dever
P. O
Veeder
P.O
United Dressed Beef Company of
New York
Wowler Packing Company
Hammond Packing Company
St. Louis Dressed Seel and Proviston Company
Schwarzschild & Sulsberger
James Stillman
Kuba, Loeb & Co
J. J. Darriman
National Packlard Company
Reyes Faces Sedition Trial in Mexico City
General Bernardo Reyes, aged rebel commander, is to be tried for sedition before a military tribunal in Mexico City. An impartial judge will be selected, with Reyes likely imprisoned in the federal district penitentiary by week’s end. An escort and safe conduct to the capital will be arranged, while followers who surrender will be treated leniently and those who resist pursued. President Madero said Reyes’s surrender would not surprise him or his ministers.
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Mexico City
Bernardo Reyes
Reyes
Federal District
Geronimo Trevino
Monterey
Rales
Madero
Chapultepec
Lynch Mob Slays Black Man After Baltimore Killing
In Maryland a black man identified as King Dayia who shot and killed Frederick Schwab, a white man, near Fairfield was lynched by a mob in Brooklyn. The mob backed the body with hatchets. authorities learned of the lynching only when a paper carrier notified them.
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Baltimore
King Dayia
Frederick Schwab
Fairfeld
Brooklyn
Montclair Board Allocates 20000 for Mosquito Fight
The Montclair New Jersey board of health includes in the next year’s budget the sum of 20000 to be spent in fighting the Jersey mosquito.
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Montclair
Div
Board of Health
Tnste
Jersey
Taft signs order on Christian Science and leprosy found
Washington Taft amends an executive order to sanction Christian Science and other non medical methods in the Panama zone. In Indianapolis a well developed leprosy case is reported with the health board convening to decide action, victim identified as Mrs La Yine Blackwell.
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Taft
Panama Canal Zone
Washington
Panama Canal
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Health Board
Layine Blackwell
Gomez Not a Revolutionary Says Mexican Refugee
Hmillo Vasquez Gomez denies planning any revolution against the Mexican government. He describes himself as a well styled refugee and rejects claims of intent to plot a political upheaval.
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Gomez
San Antonio
Tex
Hmillo Vasquez Gomez
Denton
Poison Plot Believed Cause Of Shelter Deaths In Berlin
Officials say many homeless men died from deliberate poisoning at city shelters on December 26. Fifteen more deaths bring fatalities to over fifty, with sixty to seventy others in hospitals. Police pursue responsibility with no success yet, while postmortems rule out cholera and suggest poisoned food or drink.
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Berlin
Ptomaltie Polsot
Agylum
Suffragette and African traveler exchange views on rights
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer note, a suffragette debates with an eminent African traveler. The discussion centers on suffrage versus traditional roles and the traveler explains a scar from a tonal encounter, prompting a witty remark about the lady Ton.
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Ferminine Rabuke
Ton
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Grizzly Bear and Turkey Trot Dances Defended as Harmless
Washington figures including Wargle teaching Miss Helen Taft and Postmaster General Hitchcock defend the Boston Dip Grizzly Bear and Turkey Trot as harmless and entertaining dances. They insist these dances, though exaggerated, rest on chaste principles and can be graceful and modest.
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Washington
Egee Wargle
Helen Taft
Hitchcock
John Barrett
Playhouse
Mr. Warwig
Aetresa Lilith Russell to Wed Alexander P. Moore in May
New York Lilith Russell the actress will marry Alexander P. Moore publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader in May. This will be Miss Russell's fourth marriage. Rumors of Nat C. Goodwin entering matrimony again were paused by his statement that he plans to wait at least another year.
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Pittsburgh
Aetresa
Nat Goodwin
New York
Lilith Russell
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
Mies Russell
Baw
Moore
Nat C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Croker Slanders Suit In Family Dispute Opens
Ethel Croker Brean daughter of a Tammany leader and John J Brean riding master sue Richard Croker and two sons Richard Jr and Howard in New York Supreme Court for 100000 dollars alleging they wrongfully conspired to injure him and deprive him of his wife.
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New York
Ethel Croker Brean
Tammany
John J. Brean
Breen
Supreme Court
Richard Croker
Richard Jr
Howard
Robbers Blow Safe At Banumont Railroad Station
Bandits dynamited the safe at the Banta Fe railroad station in Baratoga Texas 20 miles north of Regumont and took $1000 in currency. The building was partially wrecked. An attempted bank entry failed. King reportedly killed 12 rhinoceroses in Nepal and 30 tigers in Calcutta amid royal rumors.
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Banumont
Tex
Banta Fe
Baratoga
Regumont
Cuticura Cure Highlighted In 1911 Testimonial
A Redonda Beach California resident recounts severe eczema on hands and chest, claiming rapid relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The home remedy narrative notes suffering before trying products and urges readers to request free samples and 82 page booklet from Cuticura Department 24 K Boston.
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Fredtic
G. A. Selby
Redonda Beach
Cal
Fragmentary dialogue hints at humorous exchanges
Clipped lines show characters debating eating a peach with skin on and joking about looks and mothers. A man with a mustache is mentioned while a voice suggests hearing a motor or caller.
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Motlar
Weird Story Fragment From a Rural Religious Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows a rural religious paper note about tea and coffee habits, a veteran writer, and a tale of victory in Spears' fight. Mentions wellville, Postum, Grape-Nut, and tea avoidance as a better path in a persuasive dialog.
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Bpapals
England
Wellvilla
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Jowa Beef Producers Association
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Sollséum
C. McClaughry
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Duma Bit
America
MOROS
Americana
J. W. Morse
Packers
E. H. Gary
Mergar
Maduro
Maryland
Lynchi
King Davis
Hongkong
Canton
West River
Persia
Shuster
Teheran
W. Morgan Shuster
Menbera
Mejliss
Mr. Shustev
Fausea
Touriz
Lillian Russell
Crokers Shed
John J. Breen
New Yorkia
Calcutta
Jaya
Nepal
Shrek
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