Sunday Warmth Rise Seen In Davenport
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures Sunday in Davenport with general favorable conditions. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday, warmer in the east, and very warm in the extreme west. Illinois reports partly cloudy skies with possible light snow flurries, winds shifting southerly. A storm over the Ohio valley moves from yesterday's western Iowa system, while another energetic storm sits over the British Northwest. High pressures persist in the east, with precipitation across regions between the Rockies and Alleghenies.
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Weather Watch Cautions MABE Stations Amid Varied Rains
The report notes cautious weather at MABE stations in the central valleys as rains sweep the north Pacific coast. Conditions run colder in the upper Missouri valley and along the southeastern Rocky Mountain slope. Higher temperatures are seen in the extreme Northwest and the Ohio valley with 8 a.m. readings marking Bismarck as the coldest Northwest point at an unspecified degree.
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Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Health Recovery
Remarkable claims surface from readers praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption bronchitis and lung ailments. An ex-prophet of T J McFarony testifies C Chad bronchitis years long fully cured after using the tonic. Trial bottles offered by Frank Nadler with regular sizes priced at 50 and 1.00.
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Outrage Allegations At Brule County Poor Farm
Sioux City reports alleged cruelties at the Brule County poor farm where a boy accused of stealing an orange was whipped with a rawhide then beaten with fists in an inquisition style. An investigation is underway and will be referred to the grand jury.
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Brule County
Poultry Markets Hold Steady Ahead of Christmas
With Christmas near the markets see a flood of poultry as farmers' wives sell surplus. Prices stay steady while other grains show a five cent advance. Wheat leads the move as markets remain firm and unchanged.
Narvis Will Speak Here At Open Masonic Session
Narvis Will M Muscating In Indiana a supreme master worman of the supreme lodge A Q W and grand master workman of Iowa will make the principal address at an Eaton lodge open session Friday evening in Des Moines. The Judge rooms Yeoman building eighth and Louust streets will host the event with Norris address plus other features. Attendance is expected to be large due to openness.
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Murderer Still At Large In Albia Iowa
Albia Iowa December 17 Tones a joint keeper of Buxton who shot Salmon Tuesday morning is still at large He fled immediately after the shooting and officers believe he is in hiding with friends at Buxton Sheriff Donex is in Pennsylvania pursuing a Russian embezzler at Hocking leaving no aid in the search
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Suspect Held Over Reinbeck Robbery Case
John Cotton of Texas, brought to Sector Rapids by Deputy Marshal Healy, faced a U S commissioner on charges of involvement in the Reinbeck robbery. Held to the federal grand jury and jailed in default of bonds, authorities say the evidence is slim and an indictment is unlikely.
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Texas
Healy
United States
Inventor maimed during smokeless powder test in Hammond
Henry Mitchell, an inventor in Hammond Indiana, was severely injured while grinding smokeless powder intended for submission to the United States army. An explosion blew off both hands part of his left side and destroyed his eyesight.
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United States
Smuggling Bust Reported Aboard U S Cruiser
Newport News December 16 customs officers at Old Point seized aboard the United States cruiser San Francisco a rich store of smuggled goods including furs, cleats, china and ostrich feathers.
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Old Point
United States
San Francisco
Want Campbell Out Of New Commonwealth
Waterloo, December 17. An organized effort aims to oust J. H. Campbell, managing editor of the New Commonwealth, to alter editorial policy and curb attacks on the Anti-Saloon League. The move involves board conflict and may bring in Rev. A. J. McColl, once a Prohibition Party figure, now with the Anti-Saloon League.
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J. H. Campbell
New Commonwealth
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Commoner
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Anti- Saloon League
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Schiff-Over Sees Prosperity In U S Railroads
New York December 17 Jacob H Schiff head of Kuba Loeb Co is named the country’s master financier. He told a newspaper rep that the country is prosperous and confident and that railroad properties will not be damaged by interstate commerce legislation. He toured the West and South West noting improved roadbeds equipment and public sentiment toward railroads. He favors tariff revision only when needed and believes President Roosevelt will act in the nation’s best interests.
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Kuba, Loeb & Co
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United States
Rio Grande
Pacific Coast
Ernest Castle
Edward Robert Fleming
Rex B. Bann
London
Mr. Schift
West
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Roosevelt
Indictment plan surfaces in Standard Oil fight over Lawson
New York is buzzing as John D. Rockefeller Henry Rogers and Standard Oil officials reportedly weigh a criminal move against Thomas W. Lawson under section 435 of the penal code. They would allege that Lawson circulated false statements to affect stock prices.
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John D. Rockefeller
Henry MH. Rogers
Standard Oil Group
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Alfred H. Gostin
Brooklyn
Gosin
Henry H. Rogers
Amalgamated
Rogers
Rockefeller
Standard Or
Standard
OL Group
Jefferson School Bond Vote Proposed for New High Building
Jefferson district to hold election on December 12 to approve a $20,000 bond for constructing a new high school. Public schools bills and related measures noted as part of the discussion.
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Jefferson
Joa
Hag
Mrs Leiter 10 Forsake Chicago in wedding to Suffolk
Chicago dispatch reports Daisy Leiter to wed the Earl of Suffolk in Washington on Dec. 28 and to leave Chicago for good with the Leiters planning to sell the DuPont Circle residence after the ceremony. Rumors put the house and furnishings at about half a million dollars.
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Daisy Leiter
Earl of Suffolk
Washington
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Chicago heiress towed by marriage plan ends family home
Mrs Leiter moves toward wedding abroad as two Chicago mansions close. Joseph remains in Chicago likely to rent a downtown bachelor room. Mrs Leiter withholds wedding details saying an East announcement will follow. Daisy stays at the Florence hotel New York with Flora Dodie and the Earl of Suffolk is mentioned as her future.
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