Cunard Ships Sail With Liquor Despite Prohibition
London reports that Britain may protest to the Foreign Office if an injunction against liquor on Cunard liners in American waters is not granted. The George Washington sailed from Southampton to New York without liquor while the Cunard liner Cynthia departed Liverpool with its liquor cargo.
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Death of Richard King of Texas King Ranch noted
The death in St. Louis of Richard King, 62, a member of the famed Texas King family, recalls Capt. Richard King the founder. The King ranch expanded from 50,000 acres to over 1,000,000 acres, with Mrs. King and family managing beyond 1885. The King brand and cattle empire shaped Texas ranching history.
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Lee County Man Dies of His Wounds
Adam Wahner of Farmington died at 3 AM from injuries after being slugged and tied by his brother. Investigators report little progress in the case. Carl Wahner is to be brought to Keokuk for questioning today.
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Nebraskans Face Varied Issues Ahead of Election
Omaha dispatch outlines diverse campaign topics before Nebraska voters for the November 7 election. Highlights include Howell’s stance on foreign debt and railroad law, Hitchcock's focus on taxation and tariffs, and progressive Bebee’s critique of the Federal Reserve system.
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Colonel Lyon, 73, Enrolls at Harvard University
Nelson Nebraska records Colonel George Lyon age 73 enrolling as a Harvard student after three years of preparatory work. Lyon has been banker real estate broker and newspaper owner and once organized a local military company becoming its captain during the Indian scare era. He is noted for reading and pet keeping including birds mice rabbits and dogs.
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Candler Wedding Faced Family Objection in New Orleans
Mrs. Onzema De Beuchel arrived in New Orleans claiming the Candler family opposed her marriage to Asa G. Candler Sr. karena changes to his will that would have left the estate to her if the engagement ended. She cited that the Candler children objected to the revised will.
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Iowa Yale game preparations draw large crowd at Yale Bowl
Yale coach Tad Jones conducts light drills as Iowa prepares for the Saturday matchup in New Haven. About 36 Iowa reservations at a local hotel and a large alumni turnout signal strong interest. Aubrey Devine joins Howard Jones as an adviser.
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Iowa Football Fans Welcome Team Ahead of Yale Game
Yale students and alumni welcomed the Iowa football men as they arrived by train. The meeting set the scene for tomorrow's Yale vs Iowa clash with favorable weather outlook for Saturday.
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French Strike Settled Preserving Positions Across Sides
In Keokuk Iowa Cortes Maxwell Yale alumnus and former Yale athlete attends Iowa Yale football game after a purse funds his trip. In Havre France a metal workers strike ends with soldiers firing wounding about 190. officials and strikers debate maintaining dignity and position before many observers.
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British Rover Yacht Alexandra to be Sold by Government
London reports Alexandra the favorite boat of King Edward VII will be sold as the government spends 125000 dollars yearly on her maintenance. King George retains Victoria and Albert yacht. Sale will include most fittings and be restricted only by purchaser being non enemy national.
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Clemenceau to Sail November Eleventh for U S Visit
Paris reports former French premier Georges Clemenceau plans a second trip to the United States. He will sail on November eleventh and deliver his first speech at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City on November twenty third. He declined to discuss the itinerary or topics of his speeches.
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Nelsons Visit Port Byron Sister This Week
Mr and Mrs Chas E Nelson of Port Byron Illinois visited his sister Mrs Dick Johnson the first part of the week and returned home yesterday.
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Mrs Tomlinson to Lead Iowa Women Voters Association
Des Moines reports H Tomlinson of Des Moines is expected to be elected president of the Iowa Women Voters association in an unopposed race. The slate includes Mrs Oscar Ruff of Sioux City as vice president and several other officers in order. It may be that the retiring president Mrs Florence Pierce will become secretary.
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Parade of Railway Men Escorts Hoodoo Chasers in Marshalltown
About four hundred railway traffic men from across the country parade Marshalltown led by two hundred men clad in black tar and feathers and Kansas City delegates dressed as Klu Klux Klan members. The annual Hoodoo Chasers gathering features a Friday thirteenth event with Chicago Kansas City Maine St. Louis and Cedar Rapids sending the largest delegations and a noon grand banquet followed by initiation ceremonies.
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Elevator Burns. Loss Estimated at $260000
Fire at Hornick 26 miles southeast of Sioux City destroyed the Armour grain elevator and nearby residences. More than 80000 bushels of wheat were destroyed and total loss estimated at 260660 dollars.
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Dedicatory Marking Planned for Franklin Home Site
The ceremony to dedicate the historic Franklin site will be held here on October 24 with Amy E. Gilbert of State Center delivering the dedicatory remarks. Local residents invite attendance and note the event marks a significant historical milestone in Hampton.
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