Packers Given Two More Days in Chicago Trial
General move delays trial of J Ogden Armour and nine Packers on Sherman antitrust charges as Judge Kohlsaat halts entry of order pending further action. Armour could face trial later. separate trials discussed but not decided. Supreme Court may weigh in, court adjourns for holidays. Bathtub trust case also set to begin January in Detroit federal court.
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Chicago
Nay
Geo. A. Carpenter
United States District Court
J. Ogden Armour
Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Armour
J. Ogden Artour
Lehenter
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Theerman
Detroit
Miri
Bathtub Trust
Taft Criticised By League Speaker Chiesa
Nov 29 a caustic criticism of President Taft was delivered by BLO Fowler president of the National League for Medical Freedom. His address to day before the state delegation of the first national convention of the order. The convention aims to wage a national campaign against a plan to create a national health board that would exclude non allopathic doctors. Taft was attacked over an October 14 order restricting practice in the Panama Canal Zone without a license from the canal zone health authority.
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Chiesa
Taft
Blo. Fowler
National League For Medical Freedom
Tocay
Oswen Hill
National Board of Health
Panama Canal Zone
Canal
Aldrich currency reform set for bankers’ backing
New Orleans Nov 20 The Aldrich plan of currency reform is expected to receive nearly unanimous endorsement from the American Bankers association. President Watts announced the sentiment today as the association prepares to open its annual convention in New Orleans tomorrow.
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New Orleans
Aldrich Lan
American Bankers’ Association
Watts
Aith
Hearst Branded as Labor's Foe at AFL Meeting
At a convention of the American Federation of Labor Chas E. Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners branded William Randolph Hearst as an enemy of organized labor. J F Klingaman of the Associated Charities notes the charity appeal printed Saturday evening has drawn substantial clothing money and goods from Clarksville Wadson and nearby towns, with generous city response.
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Athinte
Iat
Wn. Randolph Hearst
American Federation of Labor
Chas, FE. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
J. F. Klingaman
The
Associated Charities
Clarksville
Wadson
One Lone Bunny Creates Said Havoc
In Marshalltown Iowa on November 20 a 14 year old boy fired twice at a rabbit missing it, striking his brother Fred in the knee. While in pain Fred shot and killed the injured boy. The incident raises concern over hunting safety and accidental shootings.
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Marshalltown
Glenn McDonald
Fred McDonall
W Ings
Dlase
Freil McDonald
Brown offers to send three Black Hawk County boys to Ames college course
W C Brown president of the New York Central Railroad offers to fund rail fare tuition and board for three Black Hawk County farmer boys to attend a winter short course at Ames Agricultural College. Selection is by editors and local business leaders, with the only condition that the boys intend farming as a life work.
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WC. Brown
New York Central Railroad
Black Hawk County
Ames College
W. CO. Brown
Town Agricultural College
Ames
Mr. Brown
Courier
Brown
Waterloo
Tiingis Central
New York Central Lines
Pte
Merve
Waterton
State College
Messrs
Waliman
Gallowas
Miller
First American good roads congress opens in Richmond
Congress opens in Richmond without President Taft who is ruled out by a cold. Secretary Wilson attends as the president's representative. Gov Mann welcomes attendees, with Senators Martin and Swanson among scheduled speakers and Logan Page to address the gathering.
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Richmond
Good Roads Congress
Taft
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
Wilson
Mann
Virginia
Martin and Swanson
Logan Ban W. Page
Good Roads
Department of Agriculture
The
American Association For Highway Deprivement
Typhoid Claims Three Students at Cedar Falls College
Three students at Cedar Falls College die from typhoid fever after a three week illness. Bessie Leah Dial 21 of Waukon and a senior, Leslie Vampion, and Maryus Gregory, a younger student born in China, are named among the deceased. Leslie Compton a senior in Kilburt also dies at home.
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Cedar Falls
Nev
State Tracers' College
College
Leslie Vampion
Kilburt
Bessie Leah Dial
Ochork
Waukon
Ehurenata Sav
Maryus Gregory
Welarch
Bly O
China
Rock Island
Midwnal
Leslie Compton
Aircles
Kill Lauer
Methodist Church
Roosevelt Endorses La Follette Trust Reform
Washington dispatch notes former President Roosevelt’s approval of Senator La Follette’s trust regulation stance. The La Follette camp cites Roosevelt’s support for Wisconsin style constructive legislation and praises reforms enacted under La Follette’s governorship, aligning with Chicago progressive resolutions. The Outlook editorial is echoed in a campaign statement.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
la Follette
Progressive Republican Campaign Committee
Chicago
Wisconsin
Wa Follette
Outlook
AssassinationHits Santo Domingo Leader
Reports to the state department confirm the assassination of Santo Domingo president Ramon Caceres in San Domingo city yesterday afternoon. Cablegrams with the news were delayed in transmission. The incident follows prior rumors of unrest amid political malcontents in the republic.
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Washington
Anon Coceres
Santo Domingo
San Domingo
State Department
Freight wreck on Iowa Central bridge near Copack station
Oskaloosa Iowa November 20 Eleven loaded freight cars toppled through a bridge over the Skunk river near Copack station after the engine and six cars had crossed. No injuries reported. A stray sentence on food cooked in paper bags follows, claiming the new cookery system prevents underdone or overdone meals.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Central
Skunk River
Coppack Station
Massacre rumors amid China unrest disputed by officials
Washington reports deny troops sent to Tientsin and no massacre of missionaries reached the Peking legation. London cables claim a massacre near Nsianfu with rebels said to threaten foreigners, while Paris dispatches note a bulletin about Lolos territory killings.
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Washington
Tientsin
Canton
Peking
State Department
U.S
Berlin
Tsing
Tao
Chifa
Auiser Emden
London
China
Nsianfu
Shen-Shi
Paris
Lolos
Su-Chawn
Beautiful Wife on Trial in Denver Murder Case
The trial centers on Gertrude Gloson Patterson accused of killing her husband after a quarrel during a suburb walk. Witnesses recount she claimed self defense while a second shot was fired as he lay injured, with the state presenting about twenty four eye witnesses.
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Denver
Cole
Ciel
Gertrude Gloson Pattersean
George Allen
Qhiarrel
Patterson
Kingalow
Lown
Biers
Lios
Lush
Indo
Mercs
Daily Injury Update From Corp Shredder Incident
Daily, injured last Wednesday afternoon in a corn shredder accident, shows slight improvement. He remains at Miss Charlotte Keeleton’s home on Summit Avenue as doctors work to dress wounds and apply a proper splint to a broken arm.
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CE. Daily
Charlotte Keeleton
Summit Avenue
Four Forty Dollar Jobs For School Teacher
There are four forty dollar a month teaching positions open in Brack Hawk county. The county seeks capable young men or women to fill No. 7 in Bennington township and No. 5 in Lester No. 9 in Fox and No. 4 in Union township.
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Brack Hawk County
Bennington Township
Lester
Fox
Union Township
Baleoqon Dpands Safely Indy Nevada Report
In Nevada on February 26 the nation’s line of defense reported a safe operation near Mongeville, about 110 miles northwest. Pilar Bumbaugh and his aide attempted a lift related to a Bahn car during a long and distinct flight maneuver amid the effort to secure the project.
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Indianapolis
Fockay
Mongeroeville
Pilar Bumbaugh
Temperature report from Buchanan Syndicate data
The record states yesterday's minimum temperature was 16 degrees at 1 a.m. and the maximum reached 26 degrees at an unspecified time, with the data supplied by Buchanan Option Co. Syndicate black list and noted by Te Gans and Baweidh SH.
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Buchanan
Option! Co
Syndicate Black
Baweidh
Death during checkers game shocks Belle Plaine
In Belle Plaine last night Ceo W Westman a tailor died at home after a fall during a checkers game. He lived about 200 years, known for work with scientists and medicine, survived by widow Wertman. Also noted, BK Peiedman died in Atlantic while visiting. age details given. Belle Plaine reported its first snowfall of the season with two inches.
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Belle Plaine
Tic. New
W. Westman
Westmin
Theodore Oosnvelt
Partio Whirls
Wertman
Dodge Virctes
BK. Peiedman
Atlantic. Fa
Missing Geary girl sparks city alarm and search
A Geary area girl vanished Saturday from her home in the wee section, causing steady unease to her parents. The mother believed she might have gone to Des Moines. officials and Cedar Falls authorities joined in the search. A later report claimed the girl sent word that all is well and she will be home tonight.
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Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Marshal Enlaw
Des Moines
Witness Tarring Party Tells of Harrowing Attack Details
Lincoln Center Kansas November witnesses describe a alleged plot to abduct and assault a schoolteacher, Miss Mary Chamberlain. Chester Anderson and others testified the defendants did not participate in the actual assault, but aided the plan by providing cover and exclusion from pursuit. The prosecutor outlined the sequence of events, including the attempted kidnapping, the attack, and the masking of participants.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
Bhaw
Rhe
Ea Clark
Mary Claimberlain
Bornass
Kaunsas
Chester Anderson
Besginn
Three murderers are put to death at Sing Sing
Ossining N Y November 20 three murderers were executed by electricity at Sing Sing prison in a triple execution the first in New York state since the electric chair replaced the gallows Pietro Palette Frank Schermerhorn and Bert L Brown were strapped in and died in sequence lasting about ten to twelve minutes Schermerhorn attracted most attention for the mass killing at Millbrook including the nurse Brymer who was found strangled in January 193? Brown killed his half brother on May 27 and Palette cut Louis Levin's throat on August 15 1809
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Ossining
N.Y
U Sing Sink
Diven
Pietro Palette
Port Chester
Frank Schermerhorn
Millhenok
Poghheepeie
Bert L. Brown
Rae
Sing Sing Sitter
New York State
Schermerhorn
Janieee
OTN
Ran Brymer
Barnes Campton
Millbrook
Compton
Brown
Dfpe
Louis Levin
Vietin
New Store Planned in West Section by Sehoncuan May
Sehoncuan May plans to establish a new store in the West section, citing BW. Schupeman’s soda formtain dates at a site near Wourth and Lafayette Streets. Report says Schupeman may publish a store and close a lease soon while Jeter & Lew keep their current location for nearly a year. A. J. Atwood, victim of a brutal robbery ten days ago, died in Illinois where a brother resides.
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Sehoncuan
BW. Schupeman
Verier
Lafayette
Oltre
Jeter
A. J. Atwood
Olinois
Witnesses Blocked in Ryde Trial Amid Bitter Ruling
In Wahine City Nev the Ryde trial saw defense lawyers fight a ruling as witnesses, mostly from the Swope Hyde families, were sworn. Senator Reed opened for the prosecution while Judge Porterfield limited a witness’s courtroom return and prosecutors denied withholding cyanide testimony.
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Wahine City
Conklin Asker
Conklin
Swope
Hyde
Aes
Attorners
Taft Plans Message From Convalescent Hours
President Taft, improving after a cold, will work in the executive mansion library on his congressional message and other matters. White House physician Dr Dolaoes reports progress while Taft remains confined for a few days. Secretary Mills, also ill, is not in danger and will visit officials after his boss returns.
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Washington
Tafts
Dolaoes
White House
Ililles
Alleged Black Hand Arrests Near Solon, Iowa
Solon, Iowa. Joseph Dvorak and Harley Miller were arrested Saturday. They are charged with writing "Black Hand" letters to wealthy farmer John J. Adams. Dvorak suffered three severe epileptic fits early today, and for a time it was thought he would die. Both men deny writing the letters.
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Solon
Joseph Dvorak
Harley Miller
John J. Adams
Iit
Deer to Be Placed in Cedar River Park Enclosure
Waterloo residents will view wild deer in Cedar River Park once a fenced field is finished. Five deer bought from state game warden Lincoln will be released into a quarter acre enclosure this winter. The herd population in southwestern Iowa has grown, causing crop damage and nuisance complaints. The fence will be eight feet high, wire and dog proof.
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Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Torge A. Lincoln
Hame
Jorals Park
Towa
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