Two Red Hats and Church Crises Stir Europe
New York dispatch reports a strained Vatican-Austria France ducal dispute over papal hat appointments. Austria seeks to influence sees and curial seats, with contention on “Five See of Brains” and a push to appoint bishops amid domestic political tensions. The piece notes church politics ripple into American Catholic life and public debate.
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CrealyAliite
Redler
Tin
Parks
Blasty & Sons
Martivelli
Pat Amsters
Exposition and Stock Men Discuss Kansas Centenary Plan
The Kansas State Journal reports talks between exposition organizers and stock men about centennial displays. Secretaries of related associations plan exhibits and align on arrangements to reduce costs and ensure broad visibility at the forthcoming event.
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FCN
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Hele
Peitietty
Damage Suit Over Old Board Bill Against Selis-Greenspan
Mary Fitness and JW Barers sue Avan Selis-Greenspan in district court seeking 31,700 alleging an old board bill. Testimony shows conflicts as the parties discuss payments, possession of medicines and clothing, and hotel stay after a Chester hotel incident.
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Selle Cuemsa
Barnes
Abe
Hee Tay
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Burnie
Orverepan
Urienepau
No Playoff Game Between Iowa and Minnesota Anounced
Reports from university officials state no postseason contest will be held between Iowa and Minnesota. Weather and field conditions cited as primary reasons, with concerns over safety and readiness delaying any potential match.
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Vlandy
Aesietastt
Donaldson
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Pont -Sentem
Auoninerei
Sear
Gallery improvements at MOC threaten spectator comfort
The MOC plans a wide gallery addition and a duty free area for a TV show on the final week of filming. A basket game and fencing events will be hosted for noncontestants, with upgrades to spectator sightlines and space. Basement teams lose tracks, bicycle repair facilities added, and wheel maintenance stations installed for riders.
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Iby
Evin
Zia
Perone
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Thor
Ofice
Smallpox delays opening of Kiowa Comanche Apache lands
Nov 2. Delegate Siyan of Oklahoma says early action by Congress could open Kiowa Comanche and Apache reservations by spring. He urges efforts to secure $5000 to support the project and notes over 300 smallpox gates on reservations. The disease is spreading rapidly.
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Texan
Siyan
Oklahoma ‘Keys
Indiana
Burns Bank Opens with Over 19000 in Funds
The Burns state Bank of Burns Buris Counls opened for business within two hours of sunrise and had over 19000 in available funds. Reportedly there are several heavy works and old cans or crevices beneath the carpets in the Carrisburnes area nearby, with plans to safely depart the new bank. J Le Kable serves as president and S E Cobb as cashier.
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Buris Counls
Sun
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J. le Kable
S. EL Cobb
Western League Affairs Meeting Reelects Ruseball Leader
The Western Ruseball League held its city meeting in Denver. TJ Mickey of St Joseph Missouri was reelected president for a term of four years. The Dee Moloss club was reinstated after paying 1500. The 1900 championship was awarded to Denver. No membership changes yet, but eight clubs may join next year. The Queen Heather circle changes its musicale from Friday to Tuesday evening.
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Denver
Colo
Work of Congress Weighs Short Session Actions
Representative Gere of Indiana comments on moving quickly to cut taxes and subsidies and to place a reapportionment bill before the House. He opposes a 100000 man army, says current forces suffice, and notes possible shifts in southern representation and reapportionment outcomes.
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New York
W. Steele
Indiana
Howe
Cor Miles
Tribune
Washington
Cirkress
Berwusi
Philippines
Century Inaugural Fest Organizing Meeting Called
George W Crane chairs the Twentieth Century Inaugural Fest executive committee meeting to plan entertainment and duties. Notices issued for the event on the Commercial platform Friday afternoon at six o clock. final decisions pending due to orchestra arrangements for December first.
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Anderson
Cleorge W
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Warter
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M. Wood
Davis
Aml TT
Gewla
W. Webb
Wm Mew Phairean
Irrigation Motto at National Transmission Congress
The ninth annual session in Chicago opened with President Flwood Mead presiding and Scipio Craig proposing the motto Save the forests and store the foods. Committees on credentials organization and resolutions were appointed to draft a memorial on reclamation of arid funds and report Saturday. A discussion followed on government storage of water for irrigation, with Elks memorial services announced for December 2 at Grace Cathedral led by Henry Allen Marshall’s band.
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Chicago
Flwood ‘Mead
Wyoming
Scipio Craig
California
Congress
United States
J. Bradford Prince
New Mexico
Hiram St. Chittend
United States Engineer Corps
Stolari
Capt. Chittenden
Welock
Elks Annus
Topeka
Appeal for Help From La Grange Tenn
November 2 appeal from La Grange Tennessee pleads relief for the town after widespread damage. Mayor W. P. Hancock states most businesses and homes are ruined or destitute leaving residents in dire need of aid.
Joint Operation in East Indiana Harbour Line
Berlin November 22 report that the Hans Steamship Company and the Sieman Line have jointly operated the East Indiana House line. The two firms announce continued collaboration to streamline services and share vessel deployment across routes.
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Hans Steamship Company
Sieman Line
Hazture
Buy Australian Gold Sale and Subtreasury Payments
New York reports subtreasury payouts totaling 5229 dollars on Australian gold deposits in San Francisco. Most cash issued over the counter with remainder via the clearing house. Brattle Street checks cashed as 355,864. Payments on bonds converted or redeemed reached 79,722 currency. A transfer of 200,000 was deposited for New Orleans. Oregon records heavy snow in Ashland with unprecedented accumulations for the date.
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San Francisco
Brattle Sasay
New Orleans
Chicago Market Report Signals Shifts in Corn and Wheat
Chicago market report shows corn prices fluctuating with December and November sessions, demand light, receipts mixed, and prices edging higher at times. Wheat trading quiet, preferences toward near contracts, with mixed futures activity and cautious buying. Kansas City and New York markets report cattle, hogs, and dairy prices as regional indicators show varied demand.
Wheat market and receipts show cautious advance at Chicago
Grain letters from Chicago report mixed cash and futures signals with a cautious advance in wheat and higher corn, amid light demand and ample supply notes. Estimates flag 487,000 shipments and ongoing price strength in northern wheat while Minneapolis and Kansas City see varied activity and futures spreads.
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Care
Atvanre
Goings Commission Co. Promotes Honest Order Execution
The Goings Commission Co. of Topeka advertises as buyers and shippers of wheat with a specialty in oral markets. They invite patronage and pledge careful execution of orders. The note mentions representation in Kanouy City by The F. P. Smith Company and references state operations and nearby market activity.
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Topeka
Senens
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F. P. Smith Comme Son Co
Local roads receive new improv ements and notices
Fragmentary OCR item reports infrastructure updates in several areas including county improvements, traffic cautions, and location notes. It mentions Richland, bikers southeast of Via, and warnings to E and Ena Dib with references to seats and Perth wide.
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