Prohibition Campaign Aims For Farm Vote
Kansas City report notes a farmer ends wrestling career. Frank Gotch, with 324 victories in 531 matches, writes he has wealth and is tired of the sport. Humboldt, Iowa dispatch confirms, saying he will devote himself to farming and drop wrestling for life.
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Pro Party Campaign Opens in Iowa With MacEachron Tour
Des Moines August 31 The Pro party campaign begins Monday with A MacEachron of Waterloo curatorial candidate on the Prohibition ticket and assistants planning a speaking tour across the state. MacEachron will tour in a railroad car mobile to reach voters in outlying areas.
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Body of Chicago man found near Cedar Rapids in robbery murder
The body of a young man believed to be Harvey of Chicago was found east of Cedar Rapids on Sunday. The pockets were turned inside out and a jacket on the head suggested robbery and murder, with the victim tossed from a train.
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Y Workers to Hold Major Meeting in Clinton Next February
Readable lines indicate Y workers plan a large midwinter meeting in Clinton next February. Specific dates are not announced yet. The event is expected to attract many participants and showcase prominent Y leaders and activities.
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Farmer Hangs Self Over Poor Grain Yield
Beaver City Neb Aug 21 O U W Ashby a Spring Green precinct farmer hanged himself after his wheat yielded four bushels per acre while a neighbor produced twenty one. Neighbors teased him about being a poor farmer. A note on his shirt read I am just as good a farmer as Perry Melntosh but this year luck and the elements were against me.
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Brooklyn Man Mortally Wounded After Knife Assault
Patrick Rahill a Brooklyn butcher died after four knife wounds inflicted outside his home. He whispered a final refrain to spare his mother the shock, then collapsed. Rahill and two companions were seen nearby minutes earlier. the assailants remain unidentified.
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Grinnell farmer shoots self in apparent toe trigger act
George Turner, 59, a wealthy farmer eight miles north of Grinnell Iowa, used a slot gun with the muzzle at his head and pulled the trigger with his toe. One side of his head was blown off but he survived. Doctors say he may never speak again if he recovers. No cause is known.
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Farmington Woman Burned After Kitchen Oil Fire
Ottumwa August 31 Mrs Rollin Tucker of Farmington suffers severe burns from an explosion when she added kerosene to a stove fire. The five gallon can's oil caught fire and splashed burning oil over her body. Recovery seems unlikely as doctors hold little hope.
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Rollin Tucker
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Tucker
State fair attendance draws thousands from city and railroads
Crowds gathered for the state fair with thousands leaving downtown as rail lines brought about 20,000 visitors yesterday. Notable figures included Lee William P Hepburn of Clarinda and Chaplain Cole of the Soldiers Home at Marshalltown. The sun finally emerged at noon as the throng moved to the grounds.
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Washington ball team ends season under new management
C W Southwell resigns as manager after today's season finale amid strong local support led by George H Paul. Players take charge as management shifts to players with booster game vs Rock Island Independents at southeast park on Saturday, then a September tour schedule across multiple towns.
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Fragments of humor and quips from a busy newsroom
A patchwork of jokes and overheard banter runs through a late edition, with lines about driving tests, money washing, a barbecue invitation, a London visit, a canary for a bachelor, knife talk at a meat counter, and a quip on women's suffrage, reflecting light, humorous chatter from various columns.
Coal shortages and prices loom as winter nears
A Chicago dated letter warns of rising coal prices and strict shortages due to unsettled labor and high demand. It notes Smokeless lump coal at 4.05 dollars per ton open and 4.15 in box cars f o b Chicago, with daily 5 to 10 cent increases and potential no shipment for prompt orders.
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