Market News From Chicago and Midwest Livestock
Chicago trading shows wheat weakness on Morocco outlook and favorable European crops. St Louis and Omaha report steady cattle hog and sheep prices with moderate receipts. cash wheat and corn bids listed. stock prices mixed with several major issues advancing or retreating.
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Omaha
Neb
Heaty
Chicago
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Waterloo
Wellington
Grratal
Kansas
Pioneer
Aristos
Shaw
A D Sumner of Delaware County Announces Congress Candidacy
A D Sumner of Manchester announces as a Republican candidate for Congress in Iowa's Third District. Born 1884 in Delaware County, he has served in Washington as sergeant at arms and page, and he cites tariff and farming concerns, opposing Payne Aldrich and supporting a western tariff commission. Other possible rivals and incumbent Pickett are noted.
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Delaware Co
Congress
G. H. Summer
Iowa Board of Health
Delaware County
Manchester
Waterloo
Washington
Allison
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Sumner
Burton E. Sweet
Waverly
E. C. Perkins
Pickett
Tam
United States
Tariff Commission
Judge Upholds Express Rates Ruling in Iowa
Judge Smith McPherson today dissolved a temporary injunction that blocked the Iowa express companies from state railroad commission rate reductions. He ruled the commission can fix express rates and announced a new rate about 15 percent lower to take effect October 31. He also found Des Moines waterworks ordinance lowering rates unprofitable to the utility, enjoining its enforcement.
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Smith McPherson
Express Companies of
Iowa
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
McPherson
City Water Work
Congressman Carter Sued for 10000 Damages in Oklahoma Case
Washington report states Representative Charles D. Carter of Oklahoma faced a 10000 damage suit filed by Samuel Gerber a salesman alleging an assault in a store during a purchase visit. Carter claims the salesman used insulting language. In Illinois, Adam Forbis aged 75 hanged himself at Essex in Kankakee County, a pioneer resident of the area.
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Charles D. Carter
Oklahoma
Samuel Gerber
Carter
Kankakee
Ill
Adam Forbis
Essex
Kankakee County
Revolution in China Breaks
Revolutionary disturbances have broken out at Furbow Sze. Two hundred troops have been dispatched amid doubts about soldier loyalty. Many troops expected to reach I Chang before Sept 24. Chung King reports Sunday services in English at First Baptist with morning topic A Reliable Sword and evening topic Great Cities Their Requirements.
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Sze Chan
I-Chang
Chung King
China
Iskena
Tlautheran
First Baptist
Sey Wilson to stand put at Brewers congress dispute
Secretary Wilson, vacationing in Traer, will not decline the Brewers' National congress invitation despite church conventions' attacks. He argues that barley and hop matters fall under agriculture and cannot be ignored by the government. Linn county grand jury adjourned with no indictment over the near city prize fight after an investigation. James Stewart Foundry Co. advertises soft grey iron castings and prompt delivery.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Traer
Brewers’ National Congress
Brewers’ Congress
Department of Agriculture
Linn County
Grand Jury
Cosson
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