Financial Review Notes Shifting Market Currents
York October 2 Special the advance of United Steel stock market shows strength as steel industry grows with higher prices and new output. Yet cotton and corn crops disappoint and consumer costs rise, reducing prosperity for planters and fixed incomes while money shifts from speculation to real activity. Bank reserves fall, Canada and Japan move funds, and future stock liquidation remains uncertain amid delayed railroad bond issues and improving government receipts.
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York
United Steel
Prince
Canada
New York
Japan
Europe
Bank of England
Panama Canal
Treasury
The Best Plaster Liniment Sold by Local Firms
A flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on the affected area provides prompt relief for lame backs pains in the side or chest and rheumatic discomfort. Sold by F. L. Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
F. L. Stolte
Lemmon
Instantaneous Cure Tale From Cattle Plague Jest
A 1866 cattle plague fear in Fagland drives a farmer to panic. A witty doctor pretends to cure him and writes a prescription telling a druggist to shoot the man in the backyard under parliamentary law. The scene ends with an instantaneous, nonlethal punchline.
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Fagland
Des Moines Doctor Promotes Longevity At Ninety Seven
Dr. William Peter of Des Moines advocates living to 100 and beyond by chewing everything thoroughly and ignoring much medical advice. He smokes, drinks whisky and coffee daily, opposes tobacco hotness, and questions milk and drugs while claiming to practice medicine. His sisters reportedly lived past 100, one at 116, supporting his unconventional beliefs.
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William Peter
Des Moines
Peter
Haskell Trial Delayed In Oklahoma Fraud Indictments
In Ardmore Oklahoma on motion of defendants the hearing of Governor Charles N Haskell and other Oklahoma figures indicted on fraud charges over Muskogee town lot cases was postponed to October 13 The delay due to Haskell's absence in Oklahoma City tied to Columbia Bank and Trust suspension Both sides say they will be ready to argue quash motions next week If not sustained trial slated for November term in Chickasha
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Ardmore
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Muskogee
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Columbia Bank and Trust
Chickasha
Cook Adheres To Plan For Copenhagen Exam
Cr Cook confirms aim to have University of Copenhagen make the first examination of his records but asks to withhold results until all geographical societies worldwide have access. He will then submit duplicates to all societies and scientific bodies after the Danish exam.
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Copenhagen University
Baltimore
Cr.ook
Associated Press
Copenhagen
University
Denmark
Washington
University of Copenhagen
Prairie Fire in South Dakota Destroys Large Territory
Lebeau Oct 6 A prairie fire started west of this city and burned over a territory mile and a half square before it was finally extinguished. This report notes the fire's rapid spread and the effort to control it.
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South Dakota
Lebeau
Yellow Fever Deaths Reported in Yucatan and Mexico City
Reports from Yucatan to the Supreme Board of Health confirm four yellow fever deaths in the region. The outbreaks extend to Mexico City as health authorities monitor the situation and urge vigilance and preventive measures.
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Yucatan
Mexico City
Superio Board of Health
Baseball results from yesterday's National League games
In Chicago the Cubs lost to Pittsburg 8 to 6 with Brown Moran and Frack Gibson noted. At Brooklyn the first game ended Boston 4 Brooklyn 2. Curtis Smith and Knetzer Berger cited. Second game Boston 16 Brooklyn 3. Mattern Radin and Dent Marshall noted. At New York Philadelphia 5 New York 6. Corridon Dooin and Willie Wilson listed. The second New York game was forfeited to New York.
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Chicago
RISE
Pittsburg
Brown-Moran
Frack Gibson
Brooklyn
R.H.E Boston
Curtis Smith
Knetzer-Berger
R.H.E. Boston
Mattern-Radin
Dent-Marshall
New York
R.H.E. Phil'phia
Corridon-Dooin
Willie-Wilson
Assures College for Harlan in New Inter state College
Harlan Iowa October 5 reports great rejoicing as boosters secure sale of 200 scholarships for the new Interstate college to be established in Harlan.
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Harlan, Ia
Harlan
Interstate College
Albert Pulitzer Dies by Own Hand in Vienna
Albert Pulitzer, brother of Joseph Pulitzer and publisher of the New York World, ended his life in Vienna by first taking poison and then firing a bullet through his temple while facing a mirror.
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Albert Pulitzer
Vienna
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Soldiers Bake Own Bread at Army Camp Des Moines
At Camp Corse Des Moines 4000 soldiers hosted a portable bakery from Fort Riley Kansas. The bakery delivers daily bread pies and cakes improving nutrition and morale. Women visitors bought loaves as the camp adopts the new food innovation for field service.
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Des Moines
United States Army
Camp Corse
Fort Riley
Kansas
Spain
Congress de
Watermelon Day Opens In Webster City
Watermelon Day kicks off in Webster City Iowa on October 5 as the Commercial League plans an annual celebration. A carload of Muscatine melons will be given away at the old fair grounds as a picnic style event to foster ties between local business men and nearby trade territory residents.
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Webster City
Commercial League
Russia Condemns Espionage in Moscow Trial
Warsaw reports a military circuit court sentenced two German subjects for espionage. One received four years and the other two years in the penitentiary.
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Warsaw
Statue of Birth of American Flag Unveiled in Baltimore Order
Paris reports the marble statue symbolizing the birth of the American flag, commissioned by Baltimore and sculpted by M. Merties, has been completed. The piece marks a ceremonial milestone in the city’s civic commemorations.
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Paris
Baltimore
M. Merties
Prison Official Kills Self in Capitol Office
Hartford report states John C. Taylor secretary of the Connecticut Prison association shot himself in his capitol office. Authorities treat the death as suicide. No further details on motive or state of investigation were released.
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Hartford
Conn
John C. Taylor
The
Connecticut Prison Association
State Capitol
Foot Amputation Accident In Dexter Trains
Wesley Dennis a 60 year old retired farmer fell while alighting a train in Dexter Iowa and lost his left foot when wheels passed over it bystanders pulled him free just in time to prevent a worse tragedy.
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Dexter, Ia
Wesley Dennis
Mi-o-na Tablets Claim Quick Indigestion Cure
Advertisement touts Mi-o-na as a permanent cure for indigestion and heartburns with a physician's prescription origin. A testimonial from F. M. Bryant of Newnan Georgia claims dramatic relief after a 50 cent box, plus claims of rapid belching and gas relief and a free test sample from Booth's Miona in Buffalo New York.
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Lemmon
F. M. Bryant
Newman, Ga
Washington
Booth
Miona
Buffalo
N. Y
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