City Eyes Five Year Garbage Contract With Black Hawk
The city council last night adopted an ordinance to allow a five year garbage collection and disposal contract with Black Hawk Feeding Company, a Minneapolis pig feeding firm. The plan shifts disposal duties from the city to the company, with readings of waste being sent to the piggery, and includes strict daily bagging and restricted transport rules.
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Black Hawk Feeding Company
Minneapolis
W. R. Law Administration
R. C O. Thompson
Thare
Cox Ends Campaign Tour Aims Vote For League
Gov Cox returns from Toledo to Dayton and plans to vote for the league of nations. His wife Mrs Cox accompanies him to the polls as he quotes Peace on earth good will to men. He hopes America’s entry into the league will fulfill Bethlehem’s angelic message.
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Cox
Associated Press
Dayton
Gov. Cox
Toledo
League of Nations
Refuse Negro Women Ballots in Georgia
Savannah voters denied ballots to Negro women as the registration six months before election rule was invoked. Election judges ruled they were not entitled to vote though some had registered since suffrage took effect. No white women appeared at the polls. Steal Ballot Box reported at Snow Hill, Kanawha County. West Virginia voters faced rain and went to polls. A government party response followed ballot theft. In Arkansas Republicans push to split the solid Democratic delegation as voters cast ballots from president to local offices in the Third district contest between John N. Tillman and John S. Worthington. Xerxes crossed the Trellespont with a large army, historians estimate over two million including camp followers.
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Savannah
Chesleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Snowhill
Kanawha County
Little Rock
Ark
Congress
Arkansas
John N. Tillman
John S. Worthington
Think Women's Vote to Run 40 Per Cent in Midwest Cities
The Associated Press reports that in midwestern cities the women’s vote may reach around 40 percent of the total, based on registration figures from ten to twelve cities including Minneapolis and St Louis. Final counts vary, but women’s registration shows substantial participation anticipated in the presidential election.
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Midwest
Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
Atvicdar
Minneapolis
Galveston
Three Presidential Returns Planned Across Ohio and Jail
Chicago reports major candidates to receive returns from Ohio locales Dayton Marion Cincinnati and federal prison Atlanta while others linger. Cox and Harding expect home-town returns. Watkins and Dews also listed with Selt Lake City and Atlanta. Macauley and Cox of Missouri unlikely to have Tuesday counts. Debs to be notified via Socialist headquarters in Chicago with potential November fifth birthday update.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Governor Cox
Dayton
Senator Harding
Marion
Aaron S. Watkins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eugene V. Dews
Atlanta
Perley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Selt Lake Guy
Utah
Robert CG. Macauley
Philadelphia
Wilam W. Cox
Missouri
Socialist-Labor
Bebs
National Socialist
Debs
Boston Fights Over Population Figures
Director of Census Rogers disputed Boston’s population claim in a letter to the Census Bureau, arguing the city’s population was 1,879 instead of 747,923. He maintained the bureau’s figure after reviewing all data, while Mayor Peters asserted errors.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Rogers
Peters
Boston
Census Bureau
50 000 Refugees Flee Before Red Advance
The Associated Press reports fifty thousand refugees flee before the Russian Bolsheviks advance in northern Crimea and seek ships to Constantinople, but Allied representatives warn there is no room for them in the city.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
President Wilson Vote Shy at Noon in Princeton
Princeton New Jersey Nov 2 ballots from the White House for President Wilson and Mrs Wilson had not reached the county election board by 1 PM. Early voting was heavy with many women at the polls as ballots were to be forwarded to the district.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
White House
Missouri Voters Cast Ballots Amid Senate and Governor Races
St Louis voters eyed the presidential contest along with a Senate bid by Selden P. Spencer and a governor race featuring John M. Atkinson and Arthur M. Hyde. A heavy turnout was anticipated as Missouri's political scene ran parallel with California's ballot initiatives including an alien land law proposal.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Selden P. Spencer
Breckenridge Sons
John M. Atkinson
Arthur M. Hyde
Light rural vote lowers South Dakota turnout
Sioux Falls reports a light rural vote in South Dakota, with forecasts indicating total votes may be about 60 percent of registered voters. The November 2 report notes the subdued turnout pattern across the state as results come in.
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SD Dakota
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Butter contest entries mark Iowa dairy convention
About 400 attendees from Iowa dairymen and creamery managers gather as 163 buttermakers’ entries are judged at Northey Manufacturing. Gov Harding and Rep Sweet speak at tomorrow banquet. awards include $160 in cash plus gold and silver medals. The two day meeting covers butter standards, dairy policy, and organization issues.
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Lowa
Lowa Buttermakers’ Association
Lowa lCreamer Managers’ Association
Russell- Lamson
Northey Manufacturing Company
Jaigat
Hovel
Prof
M. Mortenson
Ames
H. D. Reynolds
Mason City
D. A. Storvich
Albert Lea
Minn
Clark
West Bend
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa Buittarmakers’ Association
Harding
Sweet
W. L. Harding
Burton E. Sweet
West High Boys
Girls’ Glee Club
Ethel Swanson
Iowa Buttermakers
Paris Papers Spread on Elections in U S
Paris newspapers lead with portraits of American presidents and discuss executive power, while Boston voters, including many women, go to the polls early to cast ballots for presidential electors, Congress, and state officers. Early returns suggest high turnout, with predictions of about 800,000 ballots.
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Paris
U. S
Associated Press
United States
Excelsior
Washington
Wison
France
England
Boston
Massachusetts
Russian revolution meetings planned by labor coalition
A commission formed by the General Confederation of Labor, the Socialist party and the League of the Rights of Man plans a series of conferences to back the Russian revolution. It will pick cities for the meetings, starting with Detroit. Also note: August Marxhausen, 35, publisher of the Detroit Abendpost, died after a three month illness, succeeding his father as publisher. In Charleston, former Chief of Police Fred Linn was arrested on a federal warrant for allegedly buying the vote of French Elemors, the first election related arrest in the state.
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General Confederation of Labor
Socialit Party
League of the Rights of Man
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
August Marxhausen
Detroit Abendpost
The
Abendpost
Charleston
W. Va
Fred Linn
Record vote forecast as Kansas elections open
Kansas voters began the general election with forecasts suggesting a record turnout possibly 650000 or more. Election rolls opened nationwide as optimism ran high in Topeka and across the state amid anticipation of high participation.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Grocery Price List Ad from Local Store Listing
A fragmented advertisement displays various groceries and prices including Butter Ib, Best Nur Oleo Dinner Party Coffee Monarch Coffer Blickstone Coffee Blue Ribbon Sorghum at 1.80 for 10, Pail Karo 4.55, pork and beans, cream cheese 0.35, cherries peaches apricots in syrup Del Monte, pickles 0.25, pineapple 0.10, Lenox and Mason Speaks bars, sardines 0.23, and Navy beans per head rice. Includes contact phones 4025 1026 and address 31a EB 4th a.
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del Monte
Record pace as Cedar Falls voters rush to polls
Cedar Falls registered voters raced to the polls with about 3,259 names. By 2 p m three fourths had voted, setting a speed record as wards reported rapid turnout and early first voters including Mrs Myra H and J F Gerheldt. A 9 30 a m tally showed roughly 300 per ward voting, with one ward noting 50 ballots in 24 minutes. A single Republican voter in a large family spoke for Harding and Coolidge.
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Cedar Falls
Myra H
Martin Carroll
Mra
Jens L. Markussen
WI Mathes
J. 4. Gerheldt
G. W. Sampson, Sr
Grace Kilnefelter
Nettie M. Rownd
Ee Rownd
John McClain
Cajar Falle Township
E. A. Randall
Secom
Mret
Harding
Coolidge
Royse
Republican Party
Prohibition
Debt Drops as October reduces U S Public Debt
Washington the department reports October operations lowered the cross debt to 24062505672 a reduction of 24846455 for the month ordinary government expenditures reached 426497372 while receipts totaled 720034804 the remaining gap was offset by other debt transactions keeping the public debt moving lower amid offsetting flows
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bursting Steampipe Kills 10 in French Steamer
The France steamer’s engine room accident after leaving Havre on Oct. 26 killed 10 crewmen. The eight inch high pressure steampipe burst caused the disaster as officers reported on arrival in New York. Also aboard was Miss Ogden Mills who died in Paris on Oct. 13.
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Associated Press
New York
France
Havre
Ogden Mills
Paris
Mills
Why Be Afraid of Good Food
An advice note explains that when the stomach sours or becomes gassy with heartburn, an alkaline effect is needed to offset the acid condition. The piece urges practical dietary adjustments to ease discomfort and improve digestion.
Heavy voting predicted across the South and Tennessee
Across the South and in Tennessee election officials forecast heavy turnout despite rainy weather with Democrats optimistic about sweeping southern states and Republicans aiming to win several congressional seats. Governor Cox and Col. Alf Taylor figures stir contention as both parties forecast margins and voting may be affected by registration rules for Georgia women.
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Associated Press
Ausata
South
Jeaders
Colt
Alf Taylor
Tennessee
Roberts
Cov. Cox
Jonn J. Gore
Harding
Georgia
American ambassador Davis sails for London
New York reports Ambassador W Davis leaves on the steamer Aquitania for London to resume duties until the expiration of his term and then return home to engage in business. Workmen at salt works pans are not known to suffer from cholera smallpox scarlet fever or influenza.
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Associated Frese
New York
W_ Davis
Great Britain
Aquitania
London
An Enemy to Good Health Advertisement Claim
An advertisement argues that constipation harms health and promotes Poley Cathartic Tablets as a reliable remedy. It claims irregular bowels spread toxins through the blood, causing biliousness headaches and sour stomach, urging readers to take one tablet tonight for morning relief.
Milks Emulsion claims health boost and weight gain
An advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a cure for chronic cough and stomach issues. It cites a man’s claim of gaining 60 pounds in weeks, from 125 to 185, and promotes the product as a nutritive remedy that restores bowel action, boosts appetite, and eases dyspepsia with a money back guarantee.
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Wm. Gilton
Chuckey
Tenn
Giton
Shane
Lére
Mire Matson
Stuart
Miles
Tha Mills Emmistan Co. Terre
Haute
Ind
Frederika Woman Regarded Very Ill in New York Visit
J R Gansalus received word that his wife, visiting relatives in New York and Akron with her son Clair, is very ill at her son's home. Unclear further details follow about Mr and Mrs John Ingmalla and son.
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Donald Ager
John Mowatt
Tor Waterloo Batumlay
College of Camus
Emma Young
New Hampton
View Green
Waterloo
Iley Lourke
Golag
Renera
Frederika
J. R. Gansalus
New York
Clair Gansalus
Akron
Jom Ingmalla
Halloween program highlights at Mort Perre school
Littleton area notes a Halloween program at Mort Perre school with teachers Lernice Bonrlets and Albert Fleder, plus visitors Miss Lernice Bonrlets and Revberg. Leonard Teown visited Coryden Brown’s home, while Mrs A W Manross planned to relocate to her son A C Manross’s residence after a month of illness recovery.
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Littleton Littetan
Kingsbury
A. W. Manross
A.C
Leonard Teown
Coryden Brown
Mort Perre Aschool
Lernice
Toneher
Albert Fleder
Mr. and Mon, Gag, Revberg
Otterville society notes stray into week’s events
Mrs Henry Bautz can be up part of each day. Mes Barbara Bush Falrook visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jno Baas Inez Wednesday. Mes Esle Dickman visits her brother C C Curtis. Mr and Mrs WH Troup returned to their Dundes home Thursday.
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Ofterville
Otterville
Henry Bautz
Mes
Mar Bush
Falroonk
Jno
Baa
Inez
California
Dickman
C. C. Curtis
WH Troup
Dundes
Local visits and family events noted in 1914 notices
Fragmentary source records a visit to Jacob Lots, mentions Bautz and Baturda in Montana, and lists Mr and Mrs Bennett Krocoa visiting a daughter in Dubique. Also references Mrs Alice Weiser and a club embroidery event dated November 21.
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Mass
Jacob Lots
Bautz
Montana
Baturda
Cirete Wit
Bira
Bennett Krocoa
Dubique
Alice Weiser
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Tacoma
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Mwaife
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