Federal meat price plan urged amid talks in Chicago
Chicago, Sept 24. Wasteful habits of the American housewife blamed for rising meat prices by John F. Russell, president of the Master Butchers Association of America, at the American Packers Association meeting in the Sherman Hotel. He says consumers cause costs by discarding desirable cuts. A representative urged Uncle Sam stock plains cattle to lower costs, funded by a $500,000 educational drive. debates on meat preservation and cattle breeding continued at the National Refrigeration Conference.
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John F.russell
Butchcpa? Associaion of America
Sherman
Noor Js
Thors
Ans Cel
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New Foi
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Sam
Dubin
Tnla
Fort Peck land lottery yields lone Indian winner amid chaos
A crowded Fort Peck land drawing unfolds in Glurvoy Montana as the government opens 3 206 008 acres to civilian settlement. Samuel Crowe of Hi Hart Indiana draws Number 13 among many names. Winners list includes Leon Praham Long Point Ohio and numerous Chicago addresses. The event marks the last major federal land lottery, amid a brisk but disordered day of registration and stage theatrics.
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Aphlicanta
Samuel C. Crowé
Glasgow
Phomeg
Bratner
Olympia
Wash
John J. Gilpin
Fort Scott
Kan
Martin Goldner
Miles City
Mont
Hart
Crows Point
Ind
Drew
Lee Jordai
Jefferson City
Eld
Ginle Sejout
Hemond
Ornheum Shester
Hazel Horé
Fort Peck
Cox Deplores Hegira Piano Farm Policy Debate
Gov Cox opens the session urging farm policy changes. He calls for smaller farms with owner-occupied land to reduce the cost of living and improve farm ownership, while noting the need to solve the housing and tenancy issue.
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Cox
Donne
Mirade
Sink Yacht Mystery Gripping Atlantic Coast
A reported yacht sinking in the Atlantic leads to a man’s death and the disappearance of his wife, the shipowner, amid a fatal disaster. Investigators probe the wreck and search for answers about the couple’s fate and the vessel’s sinking.
Man Pleads Manslaughter in Child Runaway Accident
Mary Peterson, four, was killed Tuesday night when an automobile driven by former Senator Oscar Bland struck her as she and three other children walked to market. Mary Randall, seven, survived with minor injuries. A warrant for Bland charging manslaughter was issued. Bland, a Washington figure, was nominated for Congress in the district.
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Tin
Oscar Bland
James Peterson
Mary Randall
Bland
Washington
Self-mastery to anchor sermon at St John’s church
Rev W R Plummer will preach on Self-mastery tomorrow Thursday at 7 30 pm at St John’s Episcopal Church The Holy Communion will be celebrated Friday at 7 30 am These are the last services before his extended trip through the east to attend the Episcopal Church general convention in New York City All church members and friends are urged to attend.
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W. R. Plummer
St. John's Episcopal Church
Plummer
The
Episcopal Church
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
New York
Presbyterian Ladies Will Hold Meeting
The Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m. The program includes topics Looking Forward Home Africa Foreign devotions by Mrs Neal Singing vocal solo by Mrs H H Berry paper Africa by Mrs A By Me Coy reading of minutes by Mrs w A Wallace special thanking report of treasurer by Miss nate Hall and benediction.
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Ladies' Home and Foreign ‘Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Africa
Neal
Bath
Mrs. Neal
H. H. Berry
W. AL Wallace
Nate Hall
George E Greene Named For Mayor In Vintennes Primary
The Democrats of Vintennes nominated in a primary the city ticket with George E. Greene for mayor and Edward Ackar for clerk. Councilmen-at-large were John F. Backles and John M. Brows, ward councilmen listed as Charles L Kuba John M Gescke Frank Jamison Henry J Steffen John Norris Fred Long. The vote tallies included 562 for Greene and 95 for Tucker. Greene has previous service years ago.
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Vintennes
George E. Greene
Edward Ackar
John F Gl Backles
John M. Brows
Charles L. Kuba
John M. Gescke
Frank Jamison
Henry
J. Steffen
John Norris
Fred Long
Tor
Tucker
Ehania
Mr. Greene
Schmidt Not Insane, Father Schmidt in An Inquest
New York report says Father Mans Schmidt, confessed slayer of Anna Aumueller, is deemed not insane by three physicians. Experts say he shows no remorse as inquest delays pending panel findings. Indictments for counterfeiting against Schmidt and dentist Dr. Ernest A Muret cited. experts to examine Schmidt. Schmidt's father plans to travel from Aschaffenburg to attend proceedings. parents cling to hope he is not their son.
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New York
Mans Schmidt
Anna Aumueller
Michael Erlwein
St Joseph's Church
Prisoper
Joan H. Brauth
Charles W. F. Horn
Schmidt
Ertwein
Father
Federal
Grand Jury
Ernest A. Muret
Pal
Secret Service
District Attorney's Office
Carlos F. McDonald
William Mabon
Aumueller
Aschaffenburg
Germany
Hane Schmidt
New Rule Ends Slave Case In Wichita Kan
In Wichita Kansas on September 24 Judge John C. Pollock presided as Lee Baker a barber was acquitted of a white matter charge after instructions required proof that Baker abducted Cora Sasraeco for commercial purpose. The record shows the plea of guilty by someone involved in the case.
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Wichits
Kan
Lee Baker
Barber
John C. Pollock
Baker
Cora Sasraeco
Teta
Judicial remarks on broad interstate transport case
In a fragmented court report, Potlock argued the rule applied only to commercial seduction schemes within interstate transport. The attorney disputed the broader reach, while Judge Pollork stated the aim was to curb personal escapades of a man, not indicting individuals.
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Potlock
Anc
Pollork
Postponed Court Hearing In Copper Wire Theft Case
A circuit court session was postponed to Thursday due to a foggy docket. Defendants Jesse add Ea Mbde, Harari ja BRE TEST ae phy face charges of grand larceny and receiving stolen property in connection with a copper wire theft from the B&O Southwestern railroad line. Several men are implicated in the case, which dates to a period several weeks prior.
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Jesse Add
Harari
Dore
Cooner
Sullivan Cannhey
Eran Turreny
Aeg
Local man arrested in Worthington shooting gallery raid
Worthington Ind Sept 24 A man using the alias Harry Reiser of Washington Ind was caught entering the home of J N Bilderbeck. He has been operating a shooting gallery in Worthington and the name does not appear in the city directory.
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Worthington
Ind
Tan Glying
Harry Reiser
Washington
J. N. Bilderbeck
Kansas banks pledge seed fund for drought farmers
Kansas City bankers will raise 1000 toward a seed wheat fund for drought hit farmers in ten western Kansas counties. Jerome Thralls, manager of the Kansas City Clearing House association, to collect from Kansas City bankers. A separate statewide drive aimed at 7600 dollars was launched in Topeka. Also lists letters remaining at Washington post office for week ending Sept 23, with names of women and men prominent in the notice.
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Kansas
Banke
Jerome Thralls
Kansas City Clearing House Association
Kanass City
State Aficiam
Topeka
Washington’ Post Ofice
William Clark
Owen Campbell
Ela Evans
Sarah Huss
Mary Jowell
Mra Fannle Johnson
Mra. F
BE. Miller
Frank Roberton
A. D. Blanenshire
Henry Doyle
Stanley Edwards
William Hedrick
Arthur Lamont
James Laudermilk
Charles Pate
A. R. Shepherd
Sap
Murder case text fragment involving Anderson in Louisville Ky
A fragmentary police report describes a night crime in Louisville where a man registered as Anderson stayed at a hotel room and was found dead. The note near the body claimed his alibi and suspects mislaid money and a watch. Authorities seek a suspect matching a detailed description provided in the room.
American slain in Mexico report from Bloomington newsroom
Word arrived that Victor East of this city was murdered in Mexico where he had managed the Campeche based Mexican lumber and development company. His wife accompanied him. El Paso dispatch notes Dr. B. Shackelford, an American citizen living there after fleeing Pancho Villa, who gave him 24 hours to depart.
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Victor Bast
Bloomington
Campeche
Bela- Uves
Victar
Mexico
Mexican Lumber and Development
Pany F Campeche
Jim
el Paso
Tex
B. Tt. Shackelford
eHtinen
Santo Rogata
Chihuahua
Pancho Villa
Legiter
Roosevelt's Butler Trial Reported In Mineola
In Mineola New York on September 26 Theodore Roosevelt confronted claims about his former butler George R Parker accused of stealing about $10 000 from the Roosevelt home over several weeks Parker denied the theft and maintained he did not steal any money amid jury action rumors and inconsistencies surrounding the case
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Mineola
N. Y
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Mer Butler
Geotge R. Parker
Parker
Roodevelt
Hamsamore Hill
Saveral
Tariff Bill Becomes Law Amid Banator Simmond Debate
In a tense session this week, lawmakers approved the tariff bill after hours of debate. Banator Simmond spoke against provisions affecting imports while Mage and the administration framed the measure as essential for fiscal stability. The vote passed along party lines, signaling a pivotal policy shift for the current administration.
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