Night Riders Threaten Cotton Buyers in Dangerfield
Night riders posted notices on store doors in Dangerfield Texas warning merchants who buy cotton not to pay under 10 cents per pound or risk their stores being burned. The letters named local merchants and threatened action if purchases fall below the threshold.
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Congressmen plan contact with administration for relief
Congress in Washington sees a few southern Republicans staying in the capital to keep in touch with leaders. They aim to press relief measures for the cation states when Congress reconvenes in December. A special committee on cotton legislation led by Representative Henry of Texas will be in action today. Representative Mann says he cannot serve until after the election. President Wilson’s remarks hint at a possible November extra session, discussed in administration circles.
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McCALLS Magazine Club Offer for a Year
Woman's BARGAIN Club announces a twelve month McCALL'S MAGAZINE subscription plus one free dress pattern. Includes the publisher arrangement, own paper for the family, home entertainment and information at a reduced club price.
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Wilson Emphasizes Democratic Unity in Letter to Underwood
President Wilson released a letter to House Leader Underwood outlining his administration’s achievements and a program for the next session. He argues the Democratic Party remains the sole instrument to accomplish goals and predicts party victory, urging concerted action across congressional districts. He highlights plans for conservation, water power development, and a national program for the country.
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Answer of a Soldier and Curious Artistry
A soldier’s anecdote from Napoleon at Brienne shows clever problem solving to survive a besieged town. The piece notes a 1663 Lyons woodcut by Solomon Bernard illustrating a Bible beam of light. It also recalls an English painter who misdrawn a rainbow, charging twenty pounds for repainting it correctly.
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Lawyers Debate Damages After Five Thousand Verdict
In a tense conference the senior partner weighs the $5,000 damages verdict with the junior partner. They consider what to offer the client and decide to promise payment of $300, delaying the final settlement to avoid appearing rushed.
War In the Air Bird Drama Off England Coast
A strange event seen by Portland fishermen on England's south coast shows a homing pigeon attacked by a hawk. Two rooks and a seagull mobbed the hawk for five minutes until the pigeon was killed and its head torn off. Bevaney Valuable Collection of Buttons A late Ghent donation dates to the ninth century and is valued at $40,000. Sham optimism is described as heartless doctrine, per Thomas Hardy.
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Strange Bible Facts and Livestock Exposition Features
A fragment from a historic page discusses sacred Bible facts and the International Live Stock Exposition to be held November 26 to December 5. It highlights biblical trivia and asserts the exposition’s aim to improve livestock, educate producers, and boost American agricultural prosperity.
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Ireland's Fight for Rights Drives War Support Call
In Belfast speech Mr Redmond urged Ireland not to stay idle while others fight. He warned the country would be humiliated if Ireland refused to strike. He noted about 35,000 Irish men had joined the army since the war began, stressing Ireland’s safety lies in active participation. Paris report: French torpedo boat destroyer Casablanca captured the Holland freighter Koningen Emma from Batavia bound for Hamburg off Marseilles. The article also describes the ancient Italian city Apolo Treviso with its cathedral and ruins near a palace of Catherine Cornaro, noting its population under 6,000.
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