Small farmers urged to avert meat famine by boosting herd
Chicago se 23 at the eighth annual American meat packers convention urged small farmers to raise at least two beef steers a year to offset the decline in Western ranch production. Speakers called for breaking up remaining ranges, developing New England hills as beef centers, and shifting cotton states to corn to expand cattle and hog output.
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Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Convention
United States
West
Hilla
New England
Averting a Tariff War and Higher Income Tax Debate
Washington reports fear that the tariff bill could trigger retaliation against U S exports once in effect. A joint resolution to extend existing relations four months aims to preserve current trade ties while the president negotiates new treaties. Senate conferees also push a 7 percent top rate on incomes above 500000.
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Wilson
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Taft
United States
State Department
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Blame for Wreck Is Placed on Yard Dispatcher
Electric trains on the Long Island Railroad collide near College Point causing three deaths and 53 injuries. Walter R. Mels, a White Stone Junction dispatcher, is arrested in Jamaica in default of 10000 bail after authorities blame him for allowing a westbound train to pass when the track was not clear.
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York
College Point
Sor
Walter R. Mels
Manhattan
Mets
White Stone Junction
Mels
Jamaica
Train Blown Up by Mexican Rebels Kills Fifty in Toredo
Rebels dynamited a 4 carriage passenger train on the Mexican National Railway 60 miles south of Saltillo. Fifty persons died and many were injured, with forty federal soldiers and thirty second class passengers listed among the dead. The train was looted and survivors robbed.
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Can National Railway
Saltillo
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
T Ja Wade
Land draws ire of wet element over liquor shipment ban
Secretary of State Graves will ignore ML Alexander's protest against voting on the proposed law restricting shipment of liquor into dry territory. He follows Attorney General Hogan that constitutional requirements were met and amendments incorporated. The wets plan court action to enjoin tracing shipments from state lots, with Judge George F. Okey to represent them.
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Graves
Alexander
Cincinnati
Hogan
Liquor Tram Committee
Bir
George F Okey
Secretary of State
Governor Sulzer Must Stand Trial
Albany sept 23 Governor Sulzer must stand trial as impeachment court votes 1 to 1 on the question of jurisdiction in extraordinary session. The court will hear Sulzer counsel argue to strike articles 1 2 and 6 as improper while prosecution counters. The decision sets the stage for a public trial to determine misconduct and impeachment charges against the governor.
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Dave
Lourie Marshall
Alton B. Parker
Edgar Trackett
Assembly
Marshall
Wanda
Steer
Sulzer
Brackett
Salzer
Judeve Weiner
Cullen
Lima Snow Breaks Early-Season Record
Lima Ohio reports an unusual early snowfall with up to an inch noted, disrupting evening routines as residents found themselves unable to supper and bedding disturbed by a cold night. The storm marked a record for the region's early snow.
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Lima
Tima
Miami Normal College Wing Construction Plan
The board of trustees of Miami University will receive bids September 13 for building a wing to the Normal College. The project costs about 80 000 dollars. Proposals also sought for a chemical laboratory costing around 1 400 dollars.
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Tepdeew
Miami University
Hide Wathh
Normal College
First Pictures of Honors for New York Mayor Death
The arrival of the Lusitania brings the first photographs of honors paid at sea and in Liverpool for New York City's late mayor. Crowds gathered to witness the tribute as the liner docked, with officials and mourners paying respects.
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Liverpool
New York
Wolfson Extradition Sought in Anna Schumacher Murder
Philadelphia reports District Attorney Marrett and Sheriff of Rochester say Jacob Wolfson will be taken to Rochester to face charges in the Anna Schumacher murder. They say Wolfson’s statements do not fully align with the evidence, but officers intend to pursue extradition.
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Wolfson
Rochester
Philadelphia
Jacob Wolfson
Marrett
Sherif Tiamicl
Wolf
Minkelf
Anna Schumacher
Echkester
Chafo
Syracuse High Students Strike For Reforms At Schools
More than ten students in Syracuse high schools strike to demand shorter study hours better school meals and continuation of the fraternity system. Demonstrations erupt outside the superintendent of education and around the high schools as authorities deploy patrols and teachers lock doors.
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Syracuse
Thin City
Girl Seeks End to Cohabitation Case and Labor Law
A 14 year old girl, Mike Bessie Donley, lost her factory job under the new child labor law. She supported an invalid father, blind mother, and three sisters and, suffering with diphtheria, swallowed carbolic acid in despair. The incident highlights a case connected to custody and labor issues in Sept. 2%.
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Mike Bessie Donley
Suffraget Fire Blows 125000 Hole in Wi herneen
A suffraget arson fire ripped through Wi herneen in Yorkshire England causing estimated damage of 125000 pounds to the town center and prompting investigations by local authorities.
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Wiherneen
Yorkshire
England
Thaw Appears at Maine Hearing With Son Josiah
Mary Cop ey Thaw arrived in town and was greeted by her son Josiah Thaw at a hearing before Governor Felker. Mrs. Thaw said she wished to hear the lawyers’ arguments and did not expect her presence to influence the governor’s decision.
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Mary Copey Thaw
Larry K. Thaw
Josiah Thaw
Thaw
Pelker
Felker
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