PICK-UPS IN TOWN AND AROUND
Local notes show many residents traveling or visiting towns such as Davenport Chicago and Wapello. Visitors include M Y Wallace W H McKee J M Taylor and L O Brindley while others plan trips to Des Moines Tarkio and What Cheer.
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L. O. Brindley
Local notices and ads mix of mentions and offers
A compilation of short society notes and advertisements. It notes W H Woolson and wife visiting in country, plus returns from Chicago and Ainsworth visits, mentions homemade mince meat, a job inquiry, and Rocky Mountain Tea ads. Also references Pasadena’s Midwinter Tournament of Roses and a 5 cent Brownie cigar.
Viabocial Atrocity Report Disturbs International View
A late 19th century dispatch describes alleged Chinese torture of children in Manchuria as a claim tied to external powers. The text notes tensions with Russia and Britain over treaties and penalties, plus various global reactions from Peking to Cape Town and Berlin.
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Feng Tien
Foreign Office
Russia
China
Cape Town
P. H. Malan
Onds Land
Advertisers Urged to Submit Copy by 10 A.M. for Same-Day Changes
Advertisers must send updated copy by 10 o'clock in the morning to ensure their ads are changed on the same day. The notice stresses timely submission to avoid delays or errors in publication.
Week of Prayer Studying First Century Church Aims
January schedule outlines daily themes from Acts chapters for the Week of Prayer. Topics cover power, gospel message, steadfast doctrine, brotherly fellowship, and self devotion to worldwide evangelization with references to Acts.
Many Small robberies hit Champaign Urbana area
A gang of petty thieves targeted Champaign and Urbana with over a dozen robberies in days. Braman & Co. grocery in Urbana was looted before dark on Sunday. robbers used a key to the door and stole a safe’s contents and several hundred dollars. A nearby pair were held up for watches and pocket money. The thieves, familiar with the towns, escaped each time.
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Champaign
Uws
Urbana
Braman & Co
Death of Carl Morton of Waukegan at 35
Carl Morton, president and general manager of the United States Sugar Refining Company, died in Waukegan, Illinois, of pneumonia after a week of illness. Born February 18, 1805 at Arbor Lodge, he was son of J. Sterling Morton and brother of Joy and Mark Morton. He led Morton ventures in Chicago and Nebraska, later founded Argo Starch, and became VP then president of the sugar firm. He married 1889 to Miss Boatie Payne of Nebraska City.
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Waukegan
Carl Morton
United States
J. Sterling Morton
Joy
Mark Morton
Chicago
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska College
Detroit
Mich
Nebraska City
Morton
Ten Annual Jacksonian Club Banquet In Omaha
The Jacksonian club of Nebraska held its tenth annual banquet at the Millard hotel with 350 attendees. William Jennings Bryan spoke on Democracy and Senator Tillman addressed The Democratic Party Its Duty and Destiny. Toastmaster W O Gilbert introduced the first speaker.
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Omaha
Jan
Jacksonian Club
Nebraska
Millard Hotel
William Jennings Bryan
Democracy
Benjamin R. Tillman
W. O. Gilbert
Weather Forecast and Local Notices
The forecast for Iowa calls for generally fair conditions with a cold wave tonight and colder conditions in the east Wednesday. Also notes a sale of Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea and an advertisement for a Henry Eames recital at the Graham on Friday January eighteenth with prices listed.
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Stewart's
Washington, D.C
Tus HyaNiNe Journal
Madison Medicine Co
Henry Eames
Graham
Ts-Hk
Richard the Lion Hearted at Winfield Auditorium
The season’s highlight is the engagement of Robert Downing and company presenting Richard the Lion Hearted at Winfield Auditorium next Friday night. Alberta Converse stars as Princess Berengaria with Obas Herman as Friar Tuck and a strong cast of Lillian Kingsbury Minnie Lindsey William Somers and others. The production uses historically accurate scenery and costumes with general admission 60c, 1.00, or 1.50. tickets via Burlington Route agents.
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Robert Downing
Winfield Auditorium
Richard
Holy Sepulchre
Alberta Converse
Berengaria
Obas DD Herman
Friar Tuck
Lillian Kingsbury
Minnie Lindley
Wm. Somers
Winfield
Burlington
Missing Indiana farmer and veteran raise foul play fears
Hartford City Indiana January 8 William Thomas a wealthy farmer and James Parker an old soldier both vanished in recent days with Thomas carrying 300 dollars. Foul play suspected in both cases. In St Paul Republican caucuses chose Knute Nelson to succeed himself as senator.
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Hartford City
Ind
William Thomas
James Parker
Keeford
St. Paul
Knute Nelson
Kentucky Court Settles Chief Justice Vacancy With Lot Draw
In Frankfort Kentucky Justices Paynter and Guffy of the Kentucky Court of Appeals drew lots to determine who will fill the vacancy created by Judge Hazelrigg as chief justice. Drew Lote was mentioned in relation to the event.
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Drew Lote
Frankfort
Jan
Paynter and Guffy
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Hazelrigg
Inauguration of Wisconsin Governor Latollette and Officials
Noon yesterday marked the Wisconsin governor Latollette taking the oath with the governor Scofield and other state officers present. The ceremony featured Chief Justice Cassaday and Senator Bashford, who noted Latollette as the state’s first native governor and that he won the largest vote for a public officer.
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LaPollette
Mrs. Lalollette
Scofield
Cassaday
Judge Ryan
State Board of Control
R. M. Bashford
Bashford
Latollette
Wisconsin
Laollette Takes Oath as Wisconsin Governor
Robert M Latollette took the oath of office as governor of Wisconsin at noon in Madison Wisconsin marking the start of his term.
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Laollette
Madison, Wia
Robert M. Latollette
Wisconsin
Disappearance Rumors Circulate About Hartford City Desperado
Reported in Hartford City Indiana on January 8, rumors claim Marvin Kutbus Tostead has vanished while stories about him persist. The article notes many tales are false and mentions a rumored plan to lead a party to Korea. Police and residents urge caution as details remain unclear.
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Hartford City
Ind
Marvin Kubos
Korea
Tiunt
Whitely Couty
Neo Owas
Judge Yates Expressed Personal Opinion Amid Haste
Ann Arbor Mich Jan 8 Peter Vance 70 committed death by own action at home three miles west of the city by cutting his throat. He was unmarried and a brother of Joseph Vance late law librarian of the university. Logansport Ind Jan 8 authorities may identify party who sent infernal machine to Dr Sylvester Coffman at Hume Ill opened by Coffman’s brother T J Coffman attorney. Chippewa Falk Wis Jan 8 Woman's club opened rest room for farmers families and others. about 200 patrons. merchants contributed generously.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Peter Vance
Vance
Joseph Vance
Logansport
Ind
Sylvester Coffman
Hume
Ills
T. J. Coffman
Chippewa Falk
Wis
Woman's Club
State pays over $26 000 for railroad transport under anti-pass law
Secretary of State Froehlich reports to Governor LaFollette that Wisconsin has spent more than 26 000 dollars on railroad transportation in eighteen months under the anti pass law. General MacArthur begins shipping Filipino tebella from the Philippine isle.
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Madison
Wis
Froehlich
LaFollete
MacArthur
Tebela
Mostle
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