Democrats Hold Stage At Airy Show
Attendance at the Dairy Cattle Congress so far totals 26,837 with 14,837 passing gates yesterday as ideal weather draws crowds to Waterloo. Jersey judging dominates the arena, Sultan's Golden Fern named grand champion bull, while Iowa State Dairy Association and Minnesota Ladies Quartet feature at the event. Democratic day hosts addresses and a grand water pageant planned for tonight.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Congress
Estel
Mer
Shane
Ji Ging
Sultan
Harry Galbraith
Knoxville
Tenn
Geneva
Galbraith
Dairy Association
Iowa State Dairy Association
Convention Hall
Minnesota Ladies’ Quartet
Pretty Girls of
Guernsey Bulls
Minnesota Ladies
Black Hawk County
Cedar River
Friday's Program at Ames Fair Offers Cows Parade and Concerts
Forenoon events include Guernsey cow judging, La Rue's orchestra concert, and Minnesota Ladies quartet serenades. Afternoon features further Guernsey judging, homeroom conservation talks by R A Pearson and William M Kuser, plus S O B H and La Rue ensembles. Evening brings more concerts, a milkmaid convention, and a Homer H Seerley address on character development.
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Guernsey
Arena
la Rue
Minnesota
R. A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Ames
William M. Kuser
Iowa Industrial School
Eldora
Iowa
S. O. B. H. Band
Exhibition Hall
Minnesota Ladies’ Quartet
Automobile Hall
Milkmaid’s Convention
Philathea
Central Christian Church
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Women's Hughes campaign special invades Chicago tomorrow
Chicago dispatch notes the women's Hughes campaign special arriving at noon with decorated autos and a brass band. They were driven to Grant Park for a reception, marched the Loop, and attended a La Salle hotel luncheon with speakers including the eastern campaign manager. Speakers for meetings in Chicago and other cities were to be chosen from a list of notable women. The tour continues to Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Minneapolis with stops and talks along the way.
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Chicago
Hughes
Grant Park
Grant, Avenue
Loop
la Salle Hotel
Albert Beveridge
Democratic National Committee
Towa
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Dairy Cattle Congress
Minneapolis
Minn
Fire wipes out a Michigan village in Mendow blaze
Mendow Mich Oct 5 nearly the entire village was destroyed by a fire last night leaving several hundred homeless. The blaze consumed 39 business buildings and residences and caused material losses near 250000 dollars.
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Mendow
Mich
Omaha Welcomes Wilson With Great Ovation and Parade
President Wilson arrived in Omaha for a busy day of speeches and a parade marking Nebraska history amid Ak-Sar-Ben festivities. Thousands filled streets, greeting him warmly as bands played and a non partisan welcome was issued by local officials. He urged support for women’s suffrage in Council Bluffs, saying he wished they could vote.
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Omaha
Wibhson
Commercial Club
Nebraska
Wilson
Council Bluffs
Peat
Lincoln
Mrs. Wilson
Missouri Valley
President Wilson
Oma ‘Ha
Neb
Carroll
Denison
World Series opener set as Red Sox and Giants await
Boston hosts Brooklyn in the 1916 World Series with fair weather expected. Carrigan plans to catch opening game and Leonard to start. Foster and Barry unsure. Thousands seek seats as 27,000 reserve tickets go fast. hotel demand surges. Robinson vows a Brooklyn win while Marquard touts form. A $14000 bet on Boston shows high stakes as umpires prepare uniform rules.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Jack Barry
Worcester
Philadelphia Americans
John H. Gaffney
Raves Field
Carrigan
Foster
Barry
Leonard
Fanson
New York
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Robinson
Hed Sox
Marquard Coombs
Cheney
Pfeffer
Smith
Marquard
Rube
BE. E. Smathers
Murder of Woman in Jackson Park Still an Unsolved Mystery
Chicago detectives pursued a leadless case after a well dressed young woman, about 25, was found murdered in Jackson park lagoon. Bruising suggested hammer blows and robbery may have occurred as earrings pendant and a white shoe disappeared. The victim’s identity remained undetermined as investigators assessed the scene.
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Jackson Park
Chicago
Fishermen Report Sinking Zeppelin Off Danish Coast
Fishermen arriving in Esbjerg Denmark report sighting a partly submerged Zeppelin at noon Monday about 35 miles northwest of Sylt in the North Sea off Schleswig. German destroyers and two large vessels surrounded the airship in an effort to keep her afloat.
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Esforb
Denmark
London
Zeppelin
Sylt
North Sea
Schleswig
Invaders Meet Disaster Grand Duke to Balkans
Grand Duke Nicholas, former Russian commander, recalled to command Russo Romanian forces in southeast Romania and on the Danube as part of a drive against Bulgaria. The move signals a major Allied effort to crush Bulgaria and seal off Constantinople, with potential advisory duties to Roumanian commanders in Transylvania. Russian Armenia offensive resumes with a fleet-assisted victory over Turkish forces across a broad front, a fortified Karaburum river position captured and heavy Turkish losses reported.
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London
Nicholas
Caucasus
Stockholm
Roumania
Danube
Transylvania
Petrograd
Balkans
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Armenean
Turkish
Armenia
War Office
Karaburum
It Costs Dime to Sit in Chair at Fashionable N Y Restaurant
The New York dining scene faces higher costs as upscale restaurants raise prices or add a 10 cent chair convert fee. Cheaper lunchrooms also rise prices as the city endures a wave of food cost increases driven by sugar flour and eggs.
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Fashionable N. Y
New York
San Franco
Oct
Makiig
California
Exyr
Chicago
Roumanians Accused of Atrocities in Dobrudja Reports Say
A Sofia based Frankfurter Zeitung correspondent, via Overseas News, cites reports from Dobrich Silistria and nearby towns alleging Roumanian forces carried out arson, mass killings, enslavement, and sexual violence. The account claims villages were burned, crops looted, and civilians murdered or abducted under orders from superiors.
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Berlin
Sayville
Doubrudija
Sofia
Frankfurter Zeitung
William Warfield
Dobrirc
Bazardijk
Silistria
Silisurta
Buxton Suburb Destroyed by Fire in Cooperstown Area
Rookik October 5 Cooperstown suburb of Buxton was almost wholly destroyed by a blaze shortly after 2:30 this morning. Loss estimated between 10000 and 25990 dollars. Buxton hotel Cooper Drug company Odd Fellows and Masonic buildings and a livery stable destroyed. No fire protection or insurance.
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Rookik
Coopertown
Buxton
Cooper Drug Company
Odd Fellows and Masonic
Delivery Failure Help Line Notice
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Milk Riots Rise as City Seeks Price Settlement
In New York a milk price dispute turns violent as women drain a milk wagon and mob up to 200 attack a driver. The Borden Condensed Milk Co plans a 47 cent per hundredweight raise. dairy men seek 45 cents. Police reserves used to disperse crowds at Harlem milk stations as talks with distributors stall.
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New York
Borden Condenser Milk Company
Dairymen's League
Upstate
New Jersey
Health Department
Harlem
City
Hughes Will Speak in Iowa Next Week
Charles E Hughes begins his third western campaign tour on Monday, with stops extending to Nebraska, Kentucky, and South Dakota, and speeches planned in New Jersey and several states before returning to New York by October 20. Sioux City is listed as the sole Iowa stop on the tour which starts October 9 in Philadelphia and includes Maine, West Virginia, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and Michigan.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Nebraska
Kentucky
South Dakota
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
Missou Towa
Michigan
Ohio
Sioux City
Iowa
Charles Hughes
Philadelphia
Maine
Missouri
Fire destroys main building at Christian Cro. college
Louis, Missouri October 6 A blaze swept the central section of the Christian Cro. college in Louis. Two elderly faculty members Brother Cormack 93 and Brother Clemens 72 are missing and feared dead. An assistant nurse Louis Nolean jumped from a fifth floor window and was gravely injured. Most students and all but two faculty members accounted for. Loss estimated at more than 300000. The roof housed a major wireless station. Two wings survived.
Essad Pasha Sentenced to Death in Constantinople
London reports a death sentence by a Constantinople court martial on Essad Pasha former provisional ruler of Albania. He was found to have conspired with bands against the Turkish empire and declared war on Turkey, aiding Turkey's enemies. The sultan confirmed the sentence.
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London
Constantinople
Essad Pasha
Albania
Amsterdam
Reuters
Turkey
Rome
Italy
Paris
Briand
Saioni
Permit importation of diamonds by mail ruling issued
Washington Oct. 5 post office department announced a new ruling allowing import of precious stones from foreign countries by mail with treasury approval. Regulations cover entry of stones whether cut or uncut. Logan pioneer dies at 90 in Harrison county. James Wennetr Sr. passes away at his home.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
LOGAN
James Wennetr, Sr
Harrison County
Roumanians Crossed Danube Caught by Encircling Bulgars
Romanian forces pursued by Bulgarian units near the Danube trapped the crossing group in a tightening ring. refugees and soldiers alike surrendered as lines closed, signaling a halted advance and a retreat to Russian positions on the opposite bank.
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Danube
Retreat Cut Off By Teuton Monitors In Balkans Drive
Bulgarian forces enveloped and destroyed about 15 000 Romanian troops who crossed the Danube into Bulgaria. Teuton monitors shattered pontoon bridges hindering retreat, while Bulgarian artillery targeted warships, causing confusion. Serbian forces reclaimed land including seven towns and 230 square kilometers in Serbia. New Romanian gains reported in Transylvania and Dobrudja with 4 242 prisoners. British troops captured Yenikeul in Greek Macedonia. French and Russians report continued advances near Monastir with gains at Rus and other points.
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Sofia
Danube
Bulgaria
Turtukai
Teuton
Paris
Toherna
Thea Nizo
Serbia
Thea Kessali
London
Transylvania
Dobrudja
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Fogaras
Amzaica
Yenikeul
Greek Macedonia
Struma
Somme
Morval
War Office
Monastir
Balkans
Rus
Vagrant Confesses to Wrecking Train
Detroit news reports Frank McDonald an alleged vagrant confessed to police that he and his brother Henry wrecked a Michigan Central train at Bridgeport Ontario on May 80 1913. Two people were killed in the wreck. McDonald waived extradition and was taken to Windsor Ontario. Revenge was said to be the motive. Henry McDonald formerly worked for Michigan Central and had joined other workers in a wage strike.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank McDonald
Henry
Michigan Central
Bridgeport
Ont
McDonald
Windsor
Michigan -Central Road
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