Meat Boycott Spreads Nationally Amid Price Drops
The meat boycott movement expands across cities with Cleveland and Milwaukee reporting price reductions. Cleveland lists wholesale beef down 165 cents per hundred. Milwaukee retailers advertise porterhouse and sirloin at 10 cents a pound. The Anti-Food Trust league plans to supply substitutes and recipes to sustain the campaign nationally. Spokane nurse races to reach her dying mother in London as she travels from Spokane via Chicago and New York to Liverpool.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Denver
Samuel Dutton
Western Hotelmen's Protective Association
Baltimore
Kansas City
Omaha
Memphis
Pittsburg
Washington
Anti-Food Trust League
League
Porterhouse
Ten Center
Wis
Spokane
Wash
Florence Mockett
Sacred Heart Hospital
James Mockett
London
Eny
Arthur Goebel Death Ties Kentucky Governor's Murder
Arthur Goebel died in Phoenix Arizona. he was brother of the late Willi Goebel, killed a decade ago while contesting Kentucky's governorship. Friends link his illness to the long strain as he fought to punish his brother's slayers. Patrolman O'Hearn cited for manslaughter in Ralph Collina death. fined $600.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Arthur Goebel
Phoenix Artz
Goebel
Willi
Tees
James O'Hearn
O'Hearman
Ralph Collina
Jealous Youth Shoots Self After Jealous Rage In Winona
William Neyer aged 25, son of J C Meyer of Minneapolis rowing company representative, broke into a waitress’s room in a jealous rage. Finding no one there he killed himself with a revolver. The corpse was found lying on the bed with a bullet wound near the heart.
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Winona
William Neyer
J. C. Meyer
Minneapolis Rowing Company
Fifteen Die in Tunnel Accident at Catskills Aqueduct Site
Fifteen workers including three Americans are killed by a premature nitro glycerine explosion in a tunnel near Fishkill Landing New York. Five near the tunnel mouth survive, rescued after two hours. Victims include Italians Hungarians and a Negro. explosion blamed on a worker tripping while carrying a torch. The accident is the first serious incident on the aqueduct project.
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Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Ashokan Dam
Catskills
New York City
Conservatives Gain in British Election Returns Report
London reports show Unionists leading with 184 seats to Liberals 159 Laborites 32 Nationalists 58. Unionists gain 81 seats, Liberals 10, Laborites 1. Reginald McKenna narrowly defeats Carmichael for Abergavenny Monmouthshire, and William Abraham is re-elected in Rhondda Valley by 8,965. Conservatives push radicals backward amid tariff reform claims while Asquith faces a tense parliament with Irish influence growing.
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London
Reginald McKenna
the Admiralty
E. G. M. Carmichael
Abergavenney-Monmouthshire
William Abraham
Taggart Accidentally Shot While Hunting in Mississippi
Thomas Taggart Democratic national committeeman of Indiana was wounded by a shotgun blast during a hunting party in Jefferson county. The injury, to his face chest and right arm, is not deemed immediately dangerous. He is being hurried home to Indianapolis with his secretary W. H. Norton and attorney J. E. Bell after surgeons treated him in Fayette.
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Natchez
Miss
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Indianapolis
Jefferson County
Taggart
W. H. Norton
J. E. Bell
Norton
Mr. Taggart
Fayette
Naty
Bell
Attorney's Fee In Merger Case Sets Record Sum
In New York on January 23 Samuel Untermeyer of Guggenheimer Untermeyer Marshall will receive 760000 dollars for his work on the proposed merger of Boston Consolidated Copper Company with Utah Copper Company. Utah stockholders who secured a federal injunction to block ratification disclosed the amount through Charles W. Graham and Col. E. A. Wall.
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New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Guggenheimer, Untermeyer & Marshall
Boston Consolidated Copper Company
Utah Copper Company
Charles W. Graham
Col. E. A. Wall
Utah
Levee at Kaiser's Castle Opens With Record American Guests
Jan Berling reports a large American contingent attended the annual levee at the Kaiser's castle. The event marked the largest turnout by American women to date, sparking satire and scrutiny amid curiosity about the ambassador’s reception.
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Berling
Kaiser's Castle
Checker Column Editor Notice on Problems and Matches
Editor invites problems and games, requests submissions to R R Rutledge Williston North Dakota. Reports on problems 63 and 54 with black and white positions and solutions, plus Scotland vs England match 39 to 12. Readers asked to solve Problem 55 and find a white win, current position given for Black and White.
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R. R. Rutledge
Williston
N. D
Black
King
White
Kings
Tal
W. Porte
Smith
England
Scotland
Mr. Kilpatrick
I. Porter
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Notice of real estate mortgage foreclosure sale for a 1908 mortgage by Oden H Peterson and Bertha H Peterson to Nathan M Barnes. The sale is set for February 18, 1910 at 2 PM at the front door of the Williston Court House Williams County North Dakota to satisfy the amount due on the mortgage.
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Oden H. Peterson
Bertha H. Peterson
Nathan M. Barnes
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Office of the Register of Deeds
Williams
North Dakota
Williston
Foreclosure Notice on North Dakota Mortgage Sale
Nathan M. Barnes as mortgagee announces the sale of described property in Section 18 Township 155 Range 96 to satisfy the mortgage with due amount 166.46 plus costs. The schedule lists the property as south half of NE quarter and Lot 2 and SE quarter of NW quarter. power of attorney given to George M. Gray. no prior action started to recover the debt. sale dated January 7, 1910 in Kenmare ND.
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Nathan M. Barnes
George M. Gray
Kenmare
Ward County
North Dakota
Dissolution Notice for J. O'Neill and H. K. Hawkins Firm
Dissolution notice states the partnership in loan and real estate business at Williston North Dakota between J ONeill and H K Hawkins is dissolved. Liabilities are assumed by the undersigned and all accounts due to the firm are payable to the undersigned. Signed I E K Honking.
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J. 8. O'Neill
H. K. Hawkins
Willston
N. D
Shat
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Meat Boygott
Iriah
National
Temple
Regal
San Franscisco
Remy
the New Furniture
Courthour
Gray & Gray, Attorneys For Mortgagee
Kenmare, N. D
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