Pankhurst in wild scene in London hall
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst was arrested at Bow Heath London after a clash as police moved to remove her from a meeting. Militants attacked officers, she escaped disguise, then returned to the platform amid chaos. injuries were reported among attendees.
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Pankhurst IN
London Hall
London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Bow Heath
Holloway
Miss Pankhurst
Sylvia
Zelhie Emerson
Zeke Emerson
Jackson
Mich
Lee
Poplar Town Hall
Luckey Dominates Keroplane Race Over Staten Island Course
William S Luckey won the New York aero race covering sixty miles from Oakland Heights Staten Island around Manhattan and back in 52 minutes 45 seconds earning 1000 dollars. Charles F Niles in a similar biplane took 54 55 for 750 dollars. Third went to C Marvin Wood in an 80 hp monoplane with 68 19. J Guy Kilpatrick and Tony Jannus finished in 1 08 25 and 1 13 50 respectively.
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New York
Oakland Heights
Staten Island
Manhattan Island
William 5
Luckey
Charles F. Niles
C. Marvin Wood
J. Guy Kilpatrick
Tony Jannus
Supreme Court Takes Up Pipeline Case
The Supreme Court today heard Standard Oil and other oil firms challenge Interstate Commerce Commission regulation of oil pipelines. The case hinges on the 1908 pipeline amendment and whether pipelines engaged in interstate commerce must act as common carriers. The government argues yes. oil companies contend some carriers carry only for themselves and lack eminent domain powers. City records itemize health care costs totaling 396.51 for contagious disease care including 100 for the health officer and 201.79 for fumigation and ambulance services.
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Washington
Standard Oil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Davis
Department of Justice
Commerce Court
DeGon
City Board of Health
Steworth
Bileman & Gindt
All-night search for Chicago murder suspect near Burlington
Five miles south of Burlington Iowa police and farmers scoured bottom lands after a brakeman spotted a man fitting a Chicago murder description. The suspect evaded capture after begins to run with bullets fired over his head, leaving officers to return to town and bring reinforcements for a second night of pursuit.
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Burlington
Nerge
Chicago
da Leegson
Willard
Reply to Attacks on Currency Bill
Three congressmen allied with the currency reform push defended the bill at a New York conference. Senator Owen of Oklahoma and Representative Bulkeley of Ohio voiced strong support, while Carter Glass was absent due to illness. his remarks were read into the record.
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New York
Congress
American Bankers’ Association
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senate Committee On Currency and Banking
Robi. J. Bulkeley
Ohio
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Washington
New York Academy of Political Science
Carter Glass
Coatrmldn
Corn at Gloge and Market Decline in Chicago Trading
Kansas reports state pasture conditions weaken market with corn closing down 3-8 to 3-4e ret. Wheat near 7-8 to 1 cent lower amid slim receipts and rising visible supply. Rainbow County hospital notes 160 Black Hawk county patients insured for insane care cost 3688.53 for quarter ending Sept 30.
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Chicago
Kansas
North Dakota
Coverty
Rainbow
Iuperintendent
Forth Insane
Independence
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Ladies Attend State W C T U Convention
The Waterloo chapter of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union led by Mrs. George Thompson and other members left for Des Moines to attend the annual state convention. Mrs Thompson will lead the devotional hour tomorrow afternoon.
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W. GC. T. UC
George Thompson
Adelina Mandt
Ida Mitchell
E. X. Draper
Paul de Long
State Department
Des Moines
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Thompson
al J.iat
Sheriff Shores Reclaims Road Ditches with Shovel Work
Sheriff Shores used a shovel yesterday on his way to Cedar Fells. He filled several roadside holes and mud puddles on the west road, shoveling earth from the roadside. His initial work occurred near the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Works in Red Cedar park.
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Sherif Shores
Cedar Fells
Waterloo
Red Cedar Park
Market close snapshot from New York stocks list
Oct 14 New York stock exchange close prices show a wide range of blue chip and railroad stocks. Notable entries include United States Steel, Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Southern Pacific, Reading, Pennsylvania, and Canadian Pacific, with varied fractional quotes and parities across listed issues.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Wester Wee S
Tig Northwestern
Atchison
Tetge Shearer
OYE American Inpelior P Elsie
Union Pacific
Baltimom and Qhin
Southern Pacific
NBO
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
United States
Prd
Aes Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacitle
Great Northern
Pete Ee Py
Herr Munds Central
Missouri Pacitle
New York Central
Aicondin
Eae
Vnerien Snaat
Aekk
Opened grave tale ties gold rush to ghostly rescue
An Oregon or California frontier reminiscence recounts Jim Barlow rising from a coffin after a quake and lightning, the box opening, and his later appearance alive. The narrator recalls the coffin being found empty, a sheriff releasing a horse thief claiming to be Barlow after dreaming of suffocation.
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Arguonauta
Jim Barlow
Jill
Jim
Golden State
Medical College
Rocky Mountains
Jim Bartow
Barlow
Tims
Theatre in Ninety Days to Rise on Sycamore Street
Plans call for a vaudeville and motion picture theatre on Sycamore Street between the Masonic Temple and the Marble Hotel with seating for 1400. Construction to begin next month, contract let after Oct 20, and opening planned for February at popular prices.
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Vaudeville Land
Sycamore Street
Masonic Temple
Marbre Hotel
Vwork
Plas House
Cost of keeping exhibition stock at Electric Park
A local report lists daily feed and care costs for exhibition stock. Items include hay at 214 per ton totaling 768.40, oats at 1.45 per unit, corn at 1.05 per ew, and other supplies adding to the overall expense.
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Electric Park
Imesh
Dean
Epworth Teaite Grace M. E. Church Forms New Club Movement
Members of the Epworth League at Grace M. E. Church launch a club movement led by Rev and Mrs Sorthrip on Wabrut Street. R A Holdiman Prof John Christian sen Fred Miller Howard Sharp Florence Heiple Mrs Frederick Mills Ross Martin Wyant elected as board. Meetings every alternate Tuesday with a dinner and talks by Dr North nipo and Prof Miller.
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Epworth Tearie
Grace M
A. J. Sorthrip
Wabrut Street
R. A. Holdiman
Fred Miller
Howard Sharp
John Christiansen
Florence Heiple
Frederick Mills Ross
Marton Wyant
Central
Gr. Northrop
Ding Regin
Holdman
Prof
Milter
All Land Taxes Paid in Bennington Township
Bennington township leads with owners paying all land taxes before Oct 1, while Orange and Fox townships show only one delinquent land owner each. In other townships two or more land owners are delinquent. County Treasurer Bentler has not completed city property tax checks, likely revealing several delinquencies. A 1 percent penalty applies if the last half was not paid by Sept 30.
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Bennington
Orange and Fox
Bentler
Merriam Cannot Speak at Onow Cattle Show
Progressives in Black Hawk county fail to secure a speaker for the cattle show as Prof Merriam cannot attend due to another commitment. James Mattingly of Ashland, Oregon, visits Waterloo and area, expressing affection for his Oregon home but nostalgia for Black Hawk county.
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Black Hawk County
Carleton Sivas
Buil Moose
Merriam
Gonrer
James Mattingly
Ashland
Ore
Mr. Mattingly
Waterloo
Oregon
Mattingly Ik
Aanemsfder Puget
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Oravetal
Cerop
Bowman
Fort Atkinson
Goldard Farm
Haskell
Thais
Britten
Tos
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