Market News From Chicago Grain and Livestock Bids
Chicago market notes harvest hopes in Argentina and dry Australia pressure prices. December wheat slips while corn steadies. hogs firm as yard supplies shrink. St Louis and Omaha report cattle hogs and sheep receipts. top hogs around 6.40 with steady cattle, while New York stocks finish firmer on select issues.
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Chicago
Bedes
Australia
United States
Kansas
Dember
ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Tony
Cairo & Norfolk Railroad President Found Dead
Lowery Good of New York, president of the Cairo and Norfolk railroad, was found dead at Parker House in Boston on October 26. Death is attributed to an overdose of morphine.
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Boston
Lowery Good
New York
Cairo & Norfolk Railroad
Parker House
Meadow Glow Butter Debuts at Public Market
Beatrice creamery introduced Meadow Glow butter at the public markets today priced at 32 cents a pound matching rival creamery butter. Potatoes sold at 65 cents per bushel, with market master Patrojiman Morris predicting a possible drop to 69 cents. Watermelons, squashes, pumpkins, winter radishes, onions, nuts, poultry, fish, potatoes, and cabbage were plentiful.
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Beatrice Creamery
Patrojiman Morris
Hebrews Accept Russian Faith to Avert Ruin
In Yurozka Russia on October 26 an order from the governor expels all Jews in the Vsekatherinoslav province except those resident since May 16 or holding residence permits. Many face ruin as expulsions halt business. some adopt the Russian faith to avoid financial destruction. Special officials will oversee registration and any evasion will be punished by dismissal.
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Yurozka
Russia
Vsekatherinoslav
Pastor Valiant Lectures on Wealth in Church Conventio
Rev. F. E. A. Valiant of the First Baptist church returned from Centerville where he attended the Town State Baptist convention. He spoke last evening on "Cine Thing Larking" about conserving church wealth and will lead prayer service tonight at his church.
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FE. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Centerville
Town
L Valiant
Valiant
First Baptist Emuirch
Colored woman seeks return of $82 after arrest
The colored woman accused of stealing $82 from a Bremer agent fled jail and was re arrested in Waterloo after papers in Waverly say she returned there. She demanded the Bremer agent’s money be turned over to her, claiming it was found in her handbag lining. The case awaits trial.
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Waverly
Bremer
Waterloo
Two New Petitions in Bankruptcy Filed
Two bankruptcy petitions were filed today before Bankruptcy Referee F. 8. Merrian. Charles J. Ackerman of Waterloo reports liabilities of 527 dollars. Samuel W. Schaible of La Porte, a retired farmer, shows 1400 dollars in liabilities. Creditor meeting dates not yet announced. Henry W. Grout appointed trustee for the Walter J. Summer estate, succeeding Roger WW. Smith who will be absent from the city for several months.
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F. 8. Merrian
Charles J. Ackerman
Waterloo
Samual W. Schaible
la Porte
Henry W. Grout
Walter ‘J. Summer
Nese
Roger WW. Smith
Navy hydro aeroplane Triad completes Annapolis trip
Fortress Monroe Oct 26 The U S Navy hydro aeroplane Triad piloted by Lieutenants Ellyson and Towers completed its flight from Annapolis today landing northeast of the fort in view of many spectators at p m The craft crossed Buckroe beach over the fort and descended safely in excellent condition
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Fortress
Monroe
United States Navy
Triad
Ellyson
Towers
Annapolis
Buckroe Beach
Waterloo club barred from Three-I League membership
Chicago October 24 officers of the Three-I league reject Waterloo Ta club’s claim to membership declaring the Waterloo league has disbanded and its funds disposed. President Tearney says the Three-I is a different organization with no place for Waterloo.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Tearney
Waterloo Club
Snow spread across central and western Iowa today
Des Moines reports a light morning snow flurry as warmer temperatures prevented accumulation. Creston Atlantic Fort Dodge Boone and Mason City saw light snowfall, while Minnesota woke to about four inches of snow that continued into the morning.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Creston
Atlantic
Fort Dodge
Boone
Mason City
Minnesota
Baptists Pick Council Bluffs for State Convention
Centerville Louisiana March 26 The Iowa Baptist state convention location contest ends with Council Bluffs chosen. Keokuk Mason City and Washington were among those invited to host the event.
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Centerville
Iowa Baptist State Convention
Council Bluff
Keokuk
Mason City
Washington
No attempt on royal pair lives denied in report
St. Petersburg officials deny abroad circulation that someone tried to kill the emperor and empress. They say the reports were spread to influence the market.
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St. Petersburg
Murderer Baker Tracked by Bloodhounds Near Gloversville
Charles F. Baker, accused of killing Norman Briggs, was seriously wounded by a pursuing party after being traced by bloodhounds to the mountain lake road north of Gloversville New York. The pursuit occurred around noon with Baker badly injured during the chase.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Mountain Lake Road
Charles Fr. Baker
Norman Briggs
High School Pupils Condemn Shakespeare at Ham mond
Hammond high school pupils eject Shakespeare from curriculum and art in a bold moral stand. Ambassadors Beebon and the Thespian club press for removal of all Shakespeare works and likenesses, with plans to substitute Thien and Shaw, as teachers approve the change.
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Shakespeare
Chicago
Hammond High School
William Shakespeare
Windsor
George M. Cohan
Hawmond
Shakespeare Yeleps
Hally
Chicago Vice Commission
Bethon Amoss
Thespian
Iola
Beebon
Thien
Shaw
James McDaniels
Ralph MrElrar
Clyde Alle
School clubs vote on Shakespeare authorship debate
At a joint Thespian and Tola clubs meeting yesterday afternoon pupils adopted a stance after weeks of discussion. A Hammond writer noted the sentiment of the school opposed to external judgment, joking that Bacon may have written the plays.
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Beebon
Thespian
Tola
Shakespeare
Bacon
Hammond Litterateur
Christmas Needle Work and Embroidery Services
Weather markings and ads for needle work appear with offerings by Mrs. Swope at 817 W. 6th St. She provides embroidery, crocheting, designing, and dolls dressed to order with reasonable pricing. Contact via phone 2366-Black.
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ouRers
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Pett
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Missouri
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Texas Pteers
Kansas City
Jan Aebeee
Jan Ewes
Wellington
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IRAIL
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Sternberg
E. Fourth Street
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K Store
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