Warfield Pioneer Grocer Dies in Quincy
W S Warfield Sr a Sioux City wholesale grocer pioneer died at 79 in Quincy Illinois after a ten day illness. He was principal stockholder in Tolerton Warnfield and heavily involved in Warfield Pratt Howell with interests in Sioux City Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. He built a large wholesale operation and baking interests in Quincy.
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Western Newspaper
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Middle West
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Quincy
W. S. Warfield, Jr
Temporary Officers Appointed at Dubuque National Bank
Dubuque National Bank appoints temporary officers after arrests of three officers. Statement to depositors assures stability with no run. Bank capital $100,000 and surplus $20,000. Charged trio George Homan Joseph Harelgan and Charles Selze to face December federal court terms for misappropriating about $20,000.
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Dubuqne
Dubuque National Bank
Myers
George Homan
Joseph Harelgan
Charles Selze
Iowa Apple Market Clearing Returns Aid Growers
Iowa State College extension maintains a clearing house to connect growers with dealers for apples. By last week over 150 000 bushels were listed with plans for an 8 000 000 bushel winter crop, aiming to secure better prices and broader Iowa purchase of apples.
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Iowa
Ames
Gery
Bex
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Iowa News Notes and Local Happenings
Drainage districts are now ordered for Green County. In O'Brien County there are 150 youths attending colleges. Merrill hosts the seventh annual corn festival with a record crowd. Samuel Baxter, builder of the first courthouse and church in Hamilton County, dies at Webster City aged nearly 85. Harold Bauer and Fritz Kreisler to perform at CO College with concerts in October and November. Henry Weymeyer of Louisa County dies in a wagon accident near a passing train. Osage nursery yields 800 to 1,000 quarts of strawberries in what may be the world's largest bed. Lew W. Anderson, Cedar Rapids real estate and insurance figure, dies at home of apoplexy. Iowa City dean of law college position unlikely to be filled this year. Mrs. Jane Baugh and Mrs. Rachel Hackenberg noted as oldest living twins. Port Madison penitentiary records first inmate Juseck Tomite Krishima. Beef price peak drives 19¢/lb at West Hotel Sioux City for Iowa State Fair prize steer. Swift & Co. denied permission to ship byproducts to Chicago and Iowa livestock restrictions stay. Greens County fair features sprayed vs unsprayed apples explaining quality differences. Butler County farmer tests new oats variety Town 103 showing higher yields than Iowa 203. College sports update notes Jersey team and local drills amid decorations removal.
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Samuel Baxter
Hamilton County
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Fritz Kreisler
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Henry Weymeyer
Louisa County
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Lew W. Anderson
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Cedar Rapids
Fidelity and Deposit Company
OC Maryland
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Jane Baugh
Rachel Hackenburg
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Whiting
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Swift & Co
Laws
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Greens County
Ben Davis
C. W. Davis
Lem Wyele
Dayton Township
Butler County
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Mizzou
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Maoas Arlil
Hia
Alan Ade Ata
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Merle
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Retin
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Choy
Aehiksonville
Pte
Subway Blast Kills 8 as Tunnel Pillar Is Carried Away
A subway explosion on Seventh Avenue collapses street pillars, killing eight and injuring about fifty. Police hunt Frank Midnight alias Mezzonces for homicide. coroner cites faulty construction over dynamite evidence. Von Papen letters in London allege Yankee idiocy and US neutrality tensions.
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Mezzonces
Saventh Avenue
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Parsons
Telegraphic notes from around the world show injuries and military actions
Telegraphic items report Kaiser Wilhelm and Prince Joachim slightly injured in an automobile accident in Amsterdam. Washington says American marines under Col Waller are moving forces through Haiti. Haitian rebel chiefs receive an eight day ultimatum from American naval commanders. Reports from Terre Haute and Mayfield note local deaths and incidents. The Hungarian Gazette details a decree on birth records, and Dagfailinger is linked to espionage claims. Berlin notes German efforts and a German loan subscription.
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Prince Joachim
Berlin
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Col
L. W T. Waller
Haiti
Rigieres
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Emery
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Haitien
Baya
Feland
Terre’ Haute
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iPanford’ Shepler
Stand
Budaphat
Air Raid Report of Stuttgart Bombing by French Aviators
French aviators flew 110 miles into Germany and bombarded Stuttgart according to an official communiqué. The German defense and damage details are sparse though the attack continued across Württemberg with reports of heavy shelling and minimal ground detail. The Minnis Sing schooner from New York collided off Hyannis and the crew survived the incident.
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Germany agrees to Hague arbitration on contraband and visits
The U S GANS note reports Germany accepting indemnity arbitration and to allow continued voyages of American ships carrying conditional contraband. It states German cruisers may visit and search all American ships to identify cargo and avoid attacks without warning. The note names experts, proposes separation of indemnity from treaty interpretation, and confirms orders not to destroy contraband ships under certain conditions.
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No Safe Conduct Mentioned In Dumba Case
Washington dispatch reports a high official acknowledging a returned guest of Dumba and noting the Ambassadeur was informed the subject of the return had been taken with auglto-Hungarian vessels. It states no safe conduct was granted until an Austro-Hungarian reply. Presence of a Swedish steamer sunk by German forces is also noted with crew rescued.
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Deeder Dumby Gays
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Torpeda Christiansand
Norway
Farayi
Qbi Marine
Prince of Thurn and Taxis Dies in Battle Dispatch
A telegraphic dispatch reports the death of the Prince of Thurn and Taxis during combat with rebel forces on the Sereth river campaign. The casualty underscores ongoing hostilities and the prince's involvement in regional clashes.
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Vignna
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Thurn and Tazis
Tax Burden on Wealthy Americans Amid War Effort
A London dispatch notes that affluent Anglo American settlers face heavy taxes to support the war effort. The piece mentions increased contributions and outlines the expected impact on wealthy financiers and property holders.
Mexican raid on Texas stores sparks border fighting and arrests
Reports detail an attack by about eighty Mexican armed men on Progreso and nearby posts in Texas. Captain and soldiers wounded or killed, stores looted and burned, reinforcements sent. most raiders crossed back into Mexico under protection of troops. Don Raoul Madero and nine others arrested at Glenny Springs, with transfers planned to Alpine.
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Tex
Texas
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Funston
Gaveral Funston
Carranza
Anderson
Mercedes
General Funston
Pragreno Pont Office
Henry Stubblefield
Twelfth Cavalry
A.V. B. Anderson
San Antonio
Raoul Madero
Glenny Springs
Maduro
Alpine
Texare
den- Ungo Sanches
Joss Pulido
Emilio Vasquez
Tiyanim Rangil
Jose Maria Rodriguez
Raul, Davila
Ramond Parido
Abraham Martine
Bulgaria Denies War Move Mobilization Explained
A cable from Premloy Radoslovolf to the Bulgarian legation states Bulgaria has no intention of aggression and mobilization is not evidence of entering the war. Concurrently Greece calls up twenty reserve classes, Romania and others move toward broader mobilization as tensions rise in the Balkans.
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AgEresalvo
London
Gretea
Bomania
Balkan
Greece
Dangus
Ferdinand
British Liner Torpedoed In Atlantic Sighting Report
Fragmentary dispatch reports a British liner torpedoed in the Atlantic with claims of identities among victims. The incident ties to the Arab ship disaster near Queenstown and Clonakilty, Ireland, with Marconi operator aboard and names linked to the ship's party.
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Harrison
Itef Chancella
Ramie
G. . Iene
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