Ames Drake state football title clash in Des Moines
Ames football squad arrives in Des Moines with crowds over 16 000 expected for a decisive game against Drake University to determine the state championship. Coaches report best condition of the season as special cars transport fans and seating sales reach past 16 000 before kickoff.
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Des Moines
Ames
Drake University
Drake Lattimer
L.E
R. Carlson Hunt
McCormick Pound
Man Bingham
Colville
Straham Rutledge
Accese
Reeves Cappet
McCreight
Hurst
Lansing Harte
Alexander
Baird
Northwestern
Iowa
Jine Uy
Northwestern Iowa
Penningreth
McCosh Ney
McPherrin
Shepard O'Brien
Robins
Trickey Fletcher
Wandrack von Lackum
Kraft Meloy
Linn McGinnis
Reese Baird
Janice . Gruhn
Rat's Bite Causes Blood Poisoning in Boone
William Hiland of Ogden is suffering from a severe blood poisoning after a rat bite. The injury occurred several days ago but began to swell and hurt on Wednesday. The incident was reported from Boone on November 25.
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Boone, Fa
William Hiland
Ogden
Freezing Method Demonstrated for Cancer by Dr Bernstein
A notable event at the Congress of Surgeons of North America in Philadelphia featured Dr. Ralph Bernstein demonstrating his freezing method to remove cancer. He also explained a similar approach for curing leprosy, highlighting advances in surgical therapies.
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Congress of Surgeons of North America
Philadelphia
Ralph Bernstein
Nursed Mother Dies After Caring For Ill Mother
Ada Schmidt Jackson, a novelist and short story writer, died in New York on November 25 after nursing her ill mother through pneumonia at home on Madison Avenue. She passed away exhausted following the crisis.
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New, York
Ada Schmidt Jackson
Madison Avenue
Mgaskill to have hearing in murder case
Preliminary hearing for J T McCaskill charged with killing Henry Phillips will be held Friday morning before Justice J E Dempster in Waterloo township. If evidence is waived the case may go to the grand jury in January with possible district court action in May or January.
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J. T. McCaskill
Henry Phillips
J. E. Dempster
Waterloo Township
McCaskill
I Platt
Odd Fellows Dinner Invitation Extended to City Members
Invitations issued to all Odd Fellows and two local judges for a Thanksgiving evening banquet at the I O O F temple at 6 30. Ladies invited. Reserved seating only for those who order by Tuesday November 28. Sweeney and Whitehead chairmen. Snack at the Odd Fellows temple.
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Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Temple
Oo H Sweeney
W. W. White- Snack
Odd Fellows Temple
Patterson Faces Merciless Cross Examination in Denver Trial
Denver prosecutors press Gertrude Gibson Patterson as she Testifies on abuse by her husband and a claim he sold her for 1500 dollars to Emil Strauss. She admits writing a letter about hospital bills but denies its timing. Patterson breaks down emotionally under questioning as details of her life and alleged experiences surface.
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Denver
Colo
Benson
Gertrude Gibson Patterson
Emil W. Strauss
Benson Yeterday
Patterson
Europe
Strauss
Toses
Vocal journalist adds new wrinkle to Copenhagen entertainment
In Copenhagen on November 25 a vocal journalist emerges as a popular feature at festivals, exhibitions, and cafes where he delivers news with comments during intermissions. Hotels prepare a palm court critique after theatrical first nights.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Shriners Hold Picture Show After Initiation
Mystic Shriners from Davenport district gathered in Fort Madison for a special ceremonial. A moving picture show and vaudeville program followed the initiation of 15 candidates. Potentate Isaac Seers and Recorder Ira Tabor of Davenport officiated. 171 fez wearers attended Kaade temple event.
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Fort Madison
Mystic Shriners
Davenport
Isaac Seers
Ira Tabor
Kaade Temple
Castro seeks to regain power after San Cristobal defeat
General Castro once president of Venezuela leads a sizable faction of revulsionists as he tries to restore his former prestige. Reports say he suffered a disastrous defeat near San Cristobal, signaling a setback in his bid for power.
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I Castro
Castro
Venezuela
San Cristobal
NO STRIKE ON ROCK ISLAND GLAND
Executives of the International Union of the Shop Men employed by the Rock Island road accepted the road s wage and labor schedules ending talk of a strike that could affect eight thousand workers. An ultimatum to grant higher wages was rejected. authorities say no increase is planned while the dispute rests with General Manager W S Tinsman and President H K Mudge. J W Kline declined comment on strike prospects.
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Chicago
International Union of the
Rock Island Road
Mudge
Rock Island Railroad
The
Navy
W.S. Tinsman
H. K. Mudge
J. W. Kline
International Brotherhood of Railway Blacksmiths and Helpers
Traveling Man Arrested on Charge of Improper Collections
W C Browning, a traveling salesman once with Armour Packing Co of Omaha, was arrested today in Cedar Falls on a telegraphic warrant. Police report he used a letter of credit for 140 and improperly collected about 300 from five local merchants. Browning is jailed. Omaha firm to decide disposition. Also noted is Hawkere Oil sales staff taking a course in advanced business methods under Daniel Sloan of Chicago.
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Armour Packing Co
Omaha
W. C. Browning
Lafayette Street
Cedar Falls
Marshall Enlow
Dinneen
Browning
Armour Co
Packers
Messrs
Davis
Karsch
Ludden
Schmidt
Linnard Bros
Hawkere Oil Company
Daniel Sloan
Chicago
Alderman Baylor Dies Amid Sudden Mysterious Circumstances
Chicago report states Alderman Herman J Baylor died of organic heart disease after a postmortem exam. Coroner Hoffman and Dr M W Samuels weighed unusual circumstances. Witnesses noted foam on the lips and the father suggested poisoning amid political maneuvering in the Twenty second ward.
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Chicago
Herman J. Baylor
Hoffman
Merman J. Banlor
Sderman
M. W. Samuels
Alderman Bayler
Benjamin Hyman
Civil Service Commission
North Side
Jamies Quinn
Harrison
Rebels take hill outside Nanking fort falls to rebels
Revolutionary forces outside Nanking capture Tiger Hill fort commanding the city and river. Several large guns seized and a number of imperialists join the rebels.
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Nanking
Shanghai
Tiger Hill
Carpenters Reenter Trades Under AFL Agreement
Atlanta reports the United Brotherhood of Carpenters with 2000 members will rejoin the building trades department and accept its decision after the AFL convention granted their requests.
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Atlanta
American ‘Federation of Labor
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Building Trades Department
Funeral Services for Mrs George Brown
Funeral services for Mrs George Brown, whose death was reported yesterday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock at the home and at 2 39 at the First Baptist church. Reverends E A Valiant and J A Earl will conduct the services. Interment will be in Elmwood cemetery.
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George Brown
First Baptist Church
E. A. Valiant
J. A. Earl
Elmwood Cemetery
Weather Report Fragment from Buchanan Optical Co
Temperature readings noted for November 25 show a minimum reaching 12 degrees at night, marked by Buchanan Optical Co nomenclature. The report records a daytime high near 12 degrees above zero, with partial OCR obscuring nearby values and context.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Zera
Mrs Barkdoll Called Beyond
Cedar Falls Iowa November 25 Mrs G A Barkdoll died at 1 40 pm at her home 1221 Tremont street after a three week illness of typhoid fever and pneumonia She was 435 years old Roy Barkdoll a clerk and Miss Elsa Barkdoll a sixth grade teacher at the Central building are surviving children
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Cedar Falls
G. A. Barkdoll
Tremont Street
Roy Barkdoll
Elsa Barkdoll
Russia Insists on Neutrality of Dardanelles
Paris dispatch reports Russia notifying France and other powers that it maintains neutrality of the Dardanelles as outlined in the 1871 London treaty. The move follows rumors that Mary may blockade the straits to aid the war against Turkey.
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Paris
France
Russia
Dardanelles
Rebels Prepare to Invade Honduras From Salvador Base
A rebel expedition of fifteen hundred irons under General Policarpo Bonilla will invade Honduras from a Salvadoran supply base near Puerto Cortez in a matter of days. The uprising has threatened the border for about a month.
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Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Policarpo Bonilla
Honduray
Salvador
Tar Party Case Returns to Quiet Town in Kansas
Lincoln Center Kansas Nov 25 The tar party trial ends for most defendants as Ricord remains jailed serving one year for aiding the assault on Miss Chamberlain. Watson Scranton and Jiverett Clark face secure sentences or appeals while Sherrill Clark and John Schmidt may receive fines. Two juries find Schmidt and Clark guilty. Simms is acquitted.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
Edward Ricord
Ricord
Miss Chamberlain
Watson Scranton
Grover
Jiverett Clark
Jay Firewater
Sherrill Clark
John Schmidt
Tarring
McCanless
James Booze
Chester Anderson
Delbert Kindelsparger
Justice Court
Sherrilt Clark
Woman Shouts at Judge and Is Led Away Screaming
In Los Angeles on November 25 Mrs. Anna Holman sister of Pittsburgh millionaire Oliver Hirschberg shouted at Judge Monroe of the county superior court claiming the judge was unfit. She screamed and scratched as she was led away. Holman’s divorce case had just been transferred to another court.
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Los Angeles
Anna Holman
Oliver Hirschberg
Pittsburgh
Monroe
Abs. Holman
New Suspects in Black Hand Case
Cedar Rapids Iowa November 25 Charles Tiam veterinary surgeon and Frank Womb farmhand are the latest suspects arrested in the Solon blackhand mystery and brought to Cedar Rapids to be held to the grand jury.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Tiam
Frank. Womb
Solon “Blackhand
Bigamist sought after Nashua Iowa bond forfeit
Nashua Iowa November 25 Special. Mrs. O K Hanson and Rev. O L Spurgeon traveled to Sheridan Missouri to testify against O K Hanson charged with bigamy. Before trial his brother and wife number two raised his $1500 bond and he fled. A reward is offered by county and state and locals hope for his capture and punishment. Nashua show continues as M L May rebuilds Orpheum after fire. The theatre owner plans repairs and a galvanized iron booth to prevent future incidents.
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Nashua
O. K. Hanson
O. L. Spurgeon
Sheridan
Granger
Opera House
Orpheum
Notable Masons Award 33rd Degree in Cedar Rapids
Fourteen prominent Masons from Iowa and Nebraska received the 33rd degree in Cedar Rapids on November 25. Henry Alverson, inspector general for Iowa, conferred the degrees, marking the highest level in Masonry.
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Cedar Rapids
Masonic Order
Iowa
Nebraska
Henry Alverson
Prisoner Probe Closed in Ft Madison Inquiry
Ft Madison Ia November 28 The prison investigating committee adjourned after hearing testimony from 21 citizens. The panel left to tour facilities in Peoria Michigan City and Anamosa. No decision expected for several weeks.
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Ft Madison
Ft. Madison
Peoria
Michigan City
Anamosa
Rockefeller charges malicious falsehood over rail line testimony
Duluth, Minn. Nov. 25. Joseph B. Cotton, Duluth attorney for Rockefeller interests on the Iron Range, denied as an unqualified malicious falsehood the testimony of C. H. Martz before the congressional inquiry into United States Steel. Martz testified he was ordered to pad costs for the Duluth Mesaba and Northern railroad and that Murray and Cotton, then attorneys for the road, issued the order. Cotton telegraphed a statement to the Stanley committee chairman rebutting Martz's charges.
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Duluth
Minn
Cc. H. Martz
Congressional
United States Steel Corporation
Joseph B. Cotton
Rockefeller
Iron Range
Stanley
H. Martz
Duluth, Mesaba and Northern Railroad
George Welwood Murray
Martz
Kling Seeks Buyout of Boston National Club
John Kling of Kansas City says he is negotiating to purchase William Hepburn Russell's stake and the entire Boston National league club. He plans to form a group of Kansas City men to finance the purchase, with negotiations expected to extend over several days.
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Kansas City, Mo
William Hepburn Russell
John Kling
Kansas City
Car Traffic Blocked by Struck Steel Car in Iowa City
A steel car derailed in Rock Island yards blocked streetcar traffic for hours and caused serious damage to a bridge by knocking props from under it. In unrelated notes, England Lover’s book on cooking in paper bags sold over 60,000 copies within a month, and The Chicago Daily News promotes home cookery features with praise from Hugh Evan Smith of London. Also mentions San Felice Ec cigar.
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Iowa City
Rock Island
England
Lover
Chicago Daily News
Hugh Evan Smith
London
Iie
Chicago
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