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Obama Keeps His Schedule Clear to Focus on Ebola
Posted: 10/20/2014 - President Barack Obama is playing it by ear this week as his administration's response to the Ebola scare continues to evolve.
Posted: 10/20/2014 - President Barack Obama is playing it by ear this week as his administration's response to the Ebola scare continues to evolve.
Posted: 10/20/2014 - The U.S. military says it airdropped weapons, ammunition and medical supplies to Kurdish forces defending the Syrian city of Kobani against Islamic State militants.
Posted: 10/20/2014 - Police blocked off roads and were searching for clues in an area where they found remains that could be missing University of Virginia student Hannah Graham.
Posted: 10/20/2014 - Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has ordered the military to prepare and train a 30-member medical support team that could provide short-term help to civilian health professionals if there are more Ebola cases in the United States.
Posted: 10/15/2014 - Neil Patrick Harris is set to host the Oscars next year. The actor and author announced his latest gig online Wednesday. He posted a video on Twitter of him on the phone saying, "I'm in," showing a close-up of his bucket list and circling "Host the Oscars."
Posted: 10/15/2014 - The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug treatments for a deadly disease that causes severe lung damage.
Posted: 10/15/2014 - Connecticut State Police say they're dealing with a language barrier as they investigate the stabbing of two people on a tour bus by a man who was fatally shot by a trooper on Interstate 95.
Posted: 10/15/2014 - The U.S. military says it launched 18 airstrikes overnight near the contested Syrian city of Kobani, intensifying an air campaign against Islamic State militants' efforts to capture the city near the Turkish border.
Posted: 10/15/2014 - U.S. retail sales retreated in September as purchases of autos, gasoline, furniture and clothing slowed, a sign that recent job gains have yet to significantly boost consumer spending.
Posted: 10/15/2014 - Forecasters say Hurricane Gonzalo is maintaining strength as a powerful Category 3 storm as it churns over open waters toward Bermuda.
Posted: 10/15/2014 - The Texas Department of State Health Services says that a second health care worker at a Dallas hospital who provided care for the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. has tested positive for the disease.
Updated: 10/15/2014 - NBC News medical correspondent Nancy Snyderman has admitted that some members of her crew violated a voluntary quarantine to protect against Ebola, a misstep that caused New Jersey health officials to make that quarantine mandatory.
Posted: 10/14/2014 - A Dubuque doctor who was running as a Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate has died in a plane crash.
Posted: 10/14/2014 - People are changing Earth so much, warming and polluting it, that many scientists are turning to a new way to describe the time we live in. They're calling it the Anthropocene -- the age of humans.
Posted: 10/14/2014 - A double decker tour bus flipped onto its side early Tuesday on a highway near Indianapolis, seriously injuring about a half dozen people, police said.
Posted: 10/14/2014 - Severe storms that raced through the Midwest earlier in the week have left two people dead and are still threatening parts of the South.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - Five top administrators in the Veterans Affairs' health care system in New Mexico received more than $24,000 in bonuses in 2013 despite complaints from veterans about lapses and delays in care.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - Nearly 150 years after the Civil War, coded entries in a diary kept by a Confederate officer have been deciphered. And it turns out he liked to gossip.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - Advocates for racial justice are pushing to legalize marijuana in the nation's capital.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - Authorities say a man was shot and a suspected gunman was arrested in the lobby of a Nevada agency that handles disabled worker claims and hearings in Las Vegas.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - A Utah school bus driver has been arrested on suspicion of DUI after swerving lanes and nearly hitting a car on a busy stretch of highway while taking 67 elementary-school students on a field trip.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - The National Weather Service has confirmed that two tornadoes struck Arkansas as a powerful storm system crossed the state, as well as Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - Hillary Clinton is trying to help out Democratic Sen. Mark Udall.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - The name of a disqualified Navajo presidential candidate will remain on the ballot, and the election will proceed as planned Nov. 4.
Posted: 10/13/2014 - A Kansas hospital system has identified three physicians as victims of a small plane crash in suburban Chicago.


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scheduleSyllabification: sched·ule
Pronunciation: /ˈskejəl /
Definition of schedule in English:
1A plan for carrying out a process or procedure, giving lists of intended events and times: we have drawn up an engineering schedule
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- The Supporters' Trust is to draw up a fund-raising schedule with several events planned for the close season.
- As the Games developed, so did a set of procedures such as standardised schedule of events and the practice of the Olympic Truce.
- The engineer finally had to start over with an entirely new concept very late in the process, delaying the schedule for the whole project.
plan, program, timetable, scheme
1.1 (usually one's schedule) One's day-to-day plans or timetable: take a moment out of your busy schedule
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- It fits easily around one's schedule, and allows the least stealthy among us to enjoy the chase.
- They also provide Express Lunch, a 45-minute three-course set lunch menu which is specially designed to suit guests with a busy schedule.
- He arrived over the Christmas break after a unique situation freed him up from his usually busy schedule.
1.2A timetable: information on airline schedules
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- While we observed religiously the timetable of the television schedules, she operated by New York time.
- The bus company has committed itself to always adhere to the schedule and the timetable.
- For that matter even the train and airline schedules are now just a click away.
2chiefly Law An appendix to a formal document or statute, especially as a list, table, or inventory.
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- The owner of such design rights is the person identified in the 2nd column in the table of the said schedule.
- They would not, because there are statutory limits under the schedule to that Act.
- As the asset schedule makes clear, the financial resources are substantial and liquid.
3(With reference to an income tax system) any of the forms (named "A," "B," etc.) issued for completion and relating to the various classes into which taxable income is divided.
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- The IRS and the Department of the Treasury have announced an increase in the threshold for filing a separate schedule for interest or dividend income.
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1Arrange or plan (an event) to take place at a particular time: the release of the single is scheduled for April
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- The next annual Northern Economist Businesswomen Conference is scheduled for 12 and 13 August in Ongwediva.
- The eagerly awaited National Culchie Festival is scheduled for Lisselton at the end of October.
- The fair opens at 10 am with the classic cars arriving at around 11.45 am and the Teddy Bear's Picnic is scheduled for 2pm.
1.1Make arrangements for (someone or something) to do something: [with object and infinitive]: he is scheduled to be released from prison this spring
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- Originally Miramax scheduled the film for release in late 2001, but after September 11 it was shelved indefinitely.
- Now, the comedy flick is scheduled to be released in February of 2006.
- Half of the 30 companies in the blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average are scheduled to release results.
late Middle English (in the sense 'scroll, explanatory note, appendix'): from Old French cedule, from late Latin schedula 'slip of paper', diminutive of scheda, from Greek skhedē 'papyrus leaf'. The verb dates from the mid 19th century.
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ahead of (or behind) schedule
- Earlier (or later) than planned or expected.Example sentences
late, running late, overdue, behind time, behind, behindhand
- I'm a month ahead of schedule so I plan to go back up to seventeen and then take it down again.
- I am terribly behind schedule - I plan to finish my report during this week.
- Net debt at the year end is expected to be reduced ahead of schedule, at approximately €465 million.
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on (or according to) schedule
- On time; as planned or expected.Example sentences
- Building at the Polebarn Road site is on schedule, with engineers expecting to be finished by mid-summer.
- The barracks are expected to be completed on schedule next month and to come in on budget.
- If their plans were going according to schedule, we'd be in Syria right now.
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- A transfer of assessing powers would bring railway companies within their more accommodating policies without disturbing the general schedular framework.
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Carden Fedora Hat
|New Era's EK Collection is designed for the fashion trailblazers of our time. Drawing inspiration from the same design elements their founder Ehrhardt Koch used, this collection blends the distinction of key fashion eras with the hottest styles of today. This 100% linen Carden fedora will be your best friend during those warm summer months. The Carden Fedora is versatile enough to be worn at any occasion. Approx. 4 3/4" c-crownApprox. 1 7/8" pre-snap brim Made of: 100% linen Polyester blend sweatband New Era flag side pin Custom satin lining
Monterey Bay Breeze Mesh Hat
|Made in the USA The Monterey Bay Breeze (known simply as the Breeze) is Head 'N Home Hats' flagship hat, and still is a best seller. The brim and top are made of beautiful, waterproofed suede. The sueded leather provides 100 UV protection and great rain shelter. The crown is a virtually bullet proof nylon mesh that allows great cooling airflow while still blocking 70% of the suns rays. A removable chinstrap is included. Providing the ultimate in cooling air flow, is lightweight, crushable, waterproof and gives you 100% UV protection from the brim and top. 4" crown. 3" brim. Made of: Waterproofed suede. FEATURING: Comfort-Fit Adjustable Sizing System. -Standard Sweatband. -1/2 Size Reducer Sweatband. -Full Size Reducer. Sweatband Sizing System Instructions: -Sweatband removed, velcro exposed. -Alighn center notch of liner to middle velco & edge of brim. -Cover outside velcro with ends of liner. -Anti-sweat liner in place.
Lace Hatband Fedora Hat
|Scala put a unique feminine twist on their wool blend fedora hat. With the hip pre-snap brim and girly lace hatband, this fedora is the perfect fall accessory. Dress it up or dress it down, either way, you won't be disappointed! Approx. 1 3/4" pre-snap brimApprox. 3 7/8" c-crown Made of: 70% polyester30% wool Polyester sweatbandPolyester underbrimPolyester linedLace hatbandUnlined Size: One size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
Sorbet Sun Hat
|The Sorbet Sun hat from sur la tete is delectably stylish! Designed of a multi assortment of bright colors to match your entire warm weather wardrobe, this widebrim toyo straw will keep you shaded all day long! 3 1/2" crown 4" brim Made of: 88% toyo straw 12% polyester Adjustable drawstring linen sweatband Self hatband Unlined Size: 1-Size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/4 (large) comfortably
Tropic Colette Military Inspired Cap
|A stylish military ball cap, the Colette Tropic from Kangol has a tapered crown with a slight center dent, giving the hat a streamlined look. 2 1/8" wide bill/visor 3 3/4" high crown. Made of: 60% Polyester 40% Chlorofibre Elasticized cotton sweatband. Kangol stitched onto right side of cap.
Catalina Cloche
|A hat perfect for a sunny day! Enjoy the park, beach or a nice stroll around the neighborhood, the Catalina Cloche will brighten up your day. Trimmed with wood buttons and metallic beads, a mixture of natural colors of zig-zag straw wrap around the crown. 3 1/4" round crown. 2 1/2" brim. Made of: 60% polypropylene.40% toyo straw. Cotton drawstring sweatband.Unlined for maximum breathability.Wood buttons.Metallic beads. Size: 1-size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
Anita Cloche Hat
|Part of Betmar's "Holiday Opulence" collection, the Anita Cloche will leave you looking festive and chic. Featuring a gorgeous beaded design on the crown, set on top of a polyester silk hatband and polished off with a gun metal Betmar side pin, this cloche will not disappoint! Approx. 1 3/4" front brimApprox. 2 3/4" right side brimApprox. 2" left side brimApprox. 1 3/8" back brimApprox. 4" round crown Made of: 100% wool Grosgrain ribbon sweatbandBeaded design on crownPolyester silk hatbandBetmar side pinSatin lined Size: One size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
Willow Cloche Hat
|Wear the Betmar Willow Cloche dressed up or with your favorite casual outfit. This multi-braid chenille peak cloche is a fabric favorite making a comeback. Softer and more plush in a two tone boucle yarn, this cloche is perfect for the fall and winter months! Approx. 2 3/8" front brimApprox. 1 1/4" back brim Made of:93% acrylic7% polyester Grosgrain ribbon sweatbandSide designBetmar side pinUnlined Size: One size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/4 comfortably.
Abby Straw Hat
|Handwoven Palm with UPF 50+ Sun Protection Contemporary beautifully handwoven palm hats. These hats are handmade in Mexico, continuing a tradition that started nearly four centuries ago. Sustainable fiber that breathes and is environmentally friendly. Not only do the hats look great but they are rated as UPF 50+ sun protection. Palm is sturdy and can be packed in a suitcase by stuffing clothing in and around the crown. Naturally water resistant. All designs are Tula Hats originals, continuing a tradition created nearly four centuries ago in Mexico. Made of 100% natural palm fiber, grown in the warm coastal areas of Mexico, the Abby Straw Hat is environmentally friendly. Perfect for sun protection, this UPF 50+ straw hat won't only leave you looking great, but it will give you the health benefits as well. Featuring an adjustable chin cord, the Abby is perfect for sunny windy days! Tested by California Polytechnic State University: "The brim area of these hats is excellent, in fact we have never tested anything with 0% transmittance. Congratulations on this protection!" Approx. 3 1/8" brimApprox. 3 3/4" crown Made of: 100% natural palm fiber Environmentally friendlyElasticized sweatbandAdjustable chin cordUnlined Size: One size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
Something Special - Jewel Baseball Cap
|You need this hat for the 4th of July.....and Veteran's Day.....and Memorial Day....and Flag Day....really, just about any day is a good day to wear the Something Special Jewel Baseball Cap.Declare your own independence with this 'jeweled' baseball cap.THIS HAT IS AVAILABLE IN OVER 15 COLORS - FIND THEM IN OUR SEQUIN HATS SECTION HERE6 panels - alternates red/white/blue 4" crown. 3" bill/visor. Made of: Polyester. Colors: Blue bill/visor and Red bill/visor. Size: Adjustable. Velcro adjustable strap.
Grant Fedora Hat
|Make an impression with the Grant Fedora by Christys' Crown Series. Made of wool, this stingy brim fedora is perfect for the fall and winter months. The Grant features a decorative three pleat hatband, making it stand out from your average hat. Approx. 1 7/8" underwelt stingy brimApprox. 3 3/4" center dent crown Made of: 100% wool Polyester sweatbandThree pleat hatbandUnlined
Lauren Bucket Hat
|Made in Canada. The Lauren Bucket from Parkhurst is a great basic winter hat that travels well. Water repellant wool felt from the Parkhurst B.Dry line.2 rows of self piping Unlined 3" high square crown 3" brim Size: 1-size fits most, fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
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Sienna Cloche Hat
|The Betmar Sienna is a fabulous looking striped and braided cloche. Integrated with multiple colors and solid segments, this cloche features wonderful eye-catching design. Add in the flower and polished Betmar side pin and you have an accessory that will light up your fall and winter wardrobe! Approx. 2 3/8 front brimApprox. 2 1/4" side brimsApprox. 1 1/2" back brimApprox 4 1/2" round crown Made of:74% wool13% polyester13% acrylic Grosgrain ribbon sweatbandFlowerBetmar side pinUnlined Size: One size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
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|Size: Runs large Small = 7Medium = 7 1/4Large = 7 1/2X-Large = 7 3/4 From a salad dressing to a dip for french fries. From a farm to a home. When you talk about Ranch, you're talking about cool. Brixton adds another meaning to the word with their Ranch Hat. Made of a stiff wool felt, this wide brim fedora hat features a raw unfinished brim along with a comfortable satin lining - perfect for the fall and winter months! Approx. 2 1/2" raw edge brimApprox. 3 3/4 pinched crown Made of: 100% wool Grosgrain ribbon hatbandLeather sweatbandSatin linedBrixton side pin
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|Size: Runs large Small = 7Medium = 7 1/4 Inspired by music and culture, created in 2004, the timeless and clean design of the Brixton collection is hard to duplicate and comes in a variety of styles that appeal to the individual in a modern yet traditional way. Each piece is constructed with the commitment to bringing the customer a high quality and limited product that they'll want to hold onto forever. The Nora is a stylish fedora from Brixton Hats. Featuring a medium sized floppy brim and felt tie hatband, this fedora gives off the boho vibe. Wear it around town or at a musical festival, either way you'll be turning heads! Approx. 4 1/4" pinch crown Approx. 2 5/8" raw edge brim Made of: 100% wool Grosgrain ribbon sweatband Felt tie hatbandStitched detailing on brim and above hatbandUnlined
Bouboulina Cotton Cap
|Made in Greece. This all cotton cap is fully lined in satin and a big favorite with professional seamen.Rugged and practical enough to handle all kinds of weather. In the early 1800's, a mariners cap was specially made on the island of Hydra, for the Greek Naval Heroine "Bouboulina". The Cap was soon recognized all over the Aegean Sea as "Kouroupato", and later became known as the authentic Greek Fisherman Cap.Approx. 2" billMade of: 100% cotton.Wool sweatbandSatin liningElastic fit back for a comfortable fitAnchor pin with nylon ropeDry clean
B Zee Cloche
|UPF 50+ sun protection. Introducing the B Dee Cloche by Physician Endorsed. This is the perfect walking hat. It is light weight, crushable, adjustable, and comfortable. The brim in the front is longer to give you extra sun protection while the back is a bit shorter to not make you feel overwhelmed by the brim. Approx. 4 1/4" Crown.Approx. 2 3/4" Brim. Made of: 100% Cotton UPF 50+.Adjustable sweatband.Packable.Lined.Exterior Adjustment Strap. Size: 1-size fits up to a 7 1/8
Comfort Knit Pull On Beanie Hat
|Cozy up in Kangol's Comfort Knit Pull On Beanie! Featuring a feminine style with a textured knit, this beanie was designed with inspiration from Louis Comfort Tiffany's stained glass window designs. The soft angora blended yarn will keep you warm by retaining your body heat during the cold winter months. Approx. 10 1/4" flat diameter Made of:90% polyester5% angora5% wool Kangol side pinCurled edgeUnlined
Somerset Straw Hat
|Handwoven Palm with UPF 50+ Sun Protection Contemporary beautifully handwoven palm hats. These hats are handmade in Mexico, continuing a tradition that started nearly four centuries ago. Sustainable fiber that breathes and is environmentally friendly. Not only do the hats look great but they are rated as UPF 50+ sun protection. Palm is sturdy and can be packed in a suitcase by stuffing clothing in and around the crown. Naturally water resistant. All designs are Tula Hats originals, continuing a tradition created nearly four centuries ago in Mexico. Made of 100% natural palm fiber, grown in the warm coastal areas of Mexico, the Somerset Straw Hat is environmentally friendly. Perfect for sun protection, this UPF 50+ straw hat won't only leave you looking great, but it will give you the health benefits as well. Tested by California Polytechnic State University: "The brim area of these hats is excellent, in fact we have never tested anything with 0% transmittance. Congratulations on this protection!" Approx. 3 3/4" brimApprox. 3 7/8" crown Made of: 100% natural palm fiber Environmentally friendlyElasticized sweatbandGrosgrain ribbon hatbandBowUnlined Size: One size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
Crochet Raffia Ruffle Brim Floppy Hat
|Simplicity at its best, a lovely hat crocheted of natural fibers, the crochet ruffle brim floppy is the perfect accessory for summer.Extremely lightweight, a comfortable elasticized terrycloth sweatband lines the crown, and a straw headband ending in a bow, adds a feminine touch.4" crown.4" ruffle brim.Made of: 100% crochet straw.Elasticized terrycloth sweatband.Unlined for maximum breathability.Staw string hatband trim.Size: 1-size fits most. Fits up to size 7 1/8 comfortably.
Provence 8
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Heritage Collection 2000s Trilby Hat
|Made in the USA In the last half of the twentieth century, gender roles began to seriously morph and evolve. An illustration of this is the trend for females to wear hats normally reserved for men, which significantly rose in popularity throught the 2000's. The fedora is one of the most common hats for women to wear that combines male and female fashion. Bollman 2000's Trilby comes complete with a stingy brim and is dressed in a blue grosgrain ribbon hatband along with a simple bow. Featuring a teardrop crown with a dimensional brim that dips in front, this stylish trilby's underwelt brim is shorter on the sides and turned up in the back. THIS ITEM IS A FINAL SALE Approx. 4" teardrop crownApprox. 2 1/2" underwelt brim Made of: 100% wool Custom Bollman satin liningGrosgrain ribbon hatbandCotton blend sweatbandHat box and certificate included.
Annie Oakley Cowboy Hat
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Displaced by Hurricane Katrina: Issues and Options for Medicare Beneficiaries
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Ripon Rotary Club's community service budget for the community has increased thousands of dollars after a Poker and Bingo tournament that was held Friday night in the Community Center.
There will be some 10,000 Easter eggs hidden throughout Ripon's Stouffer Park Saturday morning for an expected 300 children to find and put in their Easter baskets. They will be hidden in every section of the park from the large soccer fields and at the play structure near the baseball fields to the lower meadow and the gazebo areas along the Stanislaus River just north of Highway 99.
Ripon Unified is in the process of finding names for two facilities.
The City of Ripon is on track towards enacting mandatory water conservation measures.
Could this be the last year for the City of Ripon's fireworks show?
Ripon resident and Azusa Pacific University student Marijke Bishop made the academic Deans' List at APU. Bishop is honored for a fall semester 2013 academic standing of a 3.5 or better grade-point average. Bishop is joined by 1,774 other students receiving the same honor.
A new business committee aims to bring more events to downtown Ripon.
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Jessie Calvo is Colony Oak Elementary School's new principal, having served in the district office as the English Learning coordinator and before that as a sixth grade teacher at Weston Elementary School.
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The Ripon City Council will take a first look at a water conservation plan.
Gerardo Orozco Lopez, 28, was arrested Thursday in Half Moon Bay by the FBI working with Ripon Police detectives and charged with the Nov. 21 robbery of the Bank of the West on Main Street .
Brothers Floyd and Jack Cover experienced quite a ride after launching Park Greenhouse Nursery in Ripon almost 60 years ago on West Ripon Road.
Ripon police watch for reasons to stop motorists to keep their community a safe place to live, a department spokesman said Wednesday morning.
The South County street fair season's traditional farewell event - the Main Street Day gathering in downtown Ripon - is this weekend.
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Lodi consultant and developer Russ Munson is proud of the fact he has never held a public office, looking rather toward his record of accomplishments in the private sector risking his own dollars and employing up to 250 people.
Jessica Marie Utley - a 37-year-old homeless woman - was charged with arson and two outstanding warrants by Ripon Police after she allegedly started a fire in the restroom Wednesday afternoon at Burns Truck and Trailer Co. in the 1400 block of West Santos Avenue.
The Swiss Echoes are conducting their fall concert at the Ripon Swiss Hall on Saturday, Oct. 18, starting at 7:30 p.m.
Ripon Rotary President Harrison Gibbs is making a difference in his club only three months into his presidency evidenced by last Wednesday noon's meeting at Spring Creek Country Club where he installed three new members he personally recruited and handed out five Paul Harris fellowships to deserving members.
A $400,000 marijuana bust by Ripon Police on Goodwin Drive resulted in the arrest of a couple from a rural farm house located between Jimco Truck Plaza on the Highway 99 Frontage and the Save Mart Shopping Center on Colony Road just east of Jack Tone Road.
Mike Restuccia took a timeout from the Ripon City Council.
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Some suspicious computer users believe that, while they are away, others are accessing their computer, running unauthorized software or malware. Other wary users may find it interesting seeing what other people have done on a particular computer, what programs they may have run, what documents were viewed, and when the computer was booted and shut down. If a computer was infected by malware, it may often be of great interest to see what was being run on the computer at the time of infestation, and even identify the malware and its payload.
The very popular Coastal Conservation Association STAR tournament starts Saturday, May 25, and runs through Sept. 2. If you'll be fishing this tournament like thousands of other anglers across Texas, now is the time hit Sabine Lake and maybe catch a tagged red — or better yet, a double-digit trout.
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What's Your "Street Race-Gender"? Why We Need Separate Questions on Hispanic Origin and Race for the 2020 Census
Nancy López, PhD, is an associate professor of sociology at the University of New Mexico (UNM). She co-founded and directs the Institute for the Study of "Race" and Social Justice at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Center for Health Policy at the UNM. On December 5, RWJF will hold its first Scholars Forum: Disparities, Resilience, and Building a Culture of Health. Learn more.
How should we measure race and ethnicity for the 2020 Census? How can health disparities researchers engage in productive dialogues with federal, state and local agencies regarding the importance of multiple measures of race and ethnicity for advancing health equity for all?
If we depart from the premise that the purpose of race, ethnicity, gender and other policy-relevant data collection is not simply about complying with bureaucratic mandates, but rather it is about establishing communities of practice that work in concert toward the creation of pathways (from harmonized and contextualized data collection, analysis and reporting) to effective policy solutions and interventions that address the pressing needs of diverse communities across the country, then we have planted the seeds of a culture of health equity and social justice.
All People, At Any Age or Ability, Have Resilient Potential
Sarah L. Szanton, PhD, ANP, FAAN, is an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and an alumna of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Nurse Faculty Scholars program. On December 5, RWJF will explore this topic further at its first Scholars Forum: Disparities, Resilience, and Building a Culture of Health. Learn more about it.
Resilience is not just an individual character trait. There are resilient families, communities, and societies.
Within the individual, there are resilient organs, cells, and genetic expressions. Although many people who experience health disparities are resilient on the individual level—they are optimistic, committed, loving, bright—the groups of people who suffer from health disparities (such as non-English speakers, racial and ethnic minorities, and those living in poverty) draw on their personal resilience daily, but suffer from reduced contact with the resilient potential of communities and society overall.
To me, building a Culture of Health means developing multiple layers of resilient possibilities so that each person's cells, organs, families, communities, and society are able to respond to stressors, challenges, and opportunities with resilient potential.
Reigniting the Push for Health Equity!
Daniel E. Dawes, JD, is a health care attorney and executive director of government relations, health policy and external affairs at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia; a lecturer of health law and policy at the Satcher Health Leadership Institute; and senior advisor for the Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center for Health Disparities Research. On December 5, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) will explore this topic further at its first Scholars Forum: Disparities, Resilience, and Building a Culture of Health. Learn more about it.
With growing diversity relative to ethnicity and culture in our country, and with the failure to reduce or eliminate risk factors that can influence health and health outcomes, it is imperative that we identify, develop, promulgate, and implement health laws, policies, and programs that will advance health equity among vulnerable populations, including racial and ethnic minorities.
Every year, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality publishes its National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Report, which tracks inequities in health services in the United States. Since the report was first published in 2003, the findings have consistently shown that while we have made improvements in quality, we have not been as successful in reducing disparities in health care. This dichotomy has persisted, despite the fact that health care spending continues to rise. In fact, health care costs have been escalating at an unsustainable rate, reaching an estimated 17.3 percent of our gross domestic product in 2009, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Despite these high costs, the delivery system remains fragmented and inequities in the quality of health care persist. The impact of disparities in health status and access for racial and ethnic minorities is quite alarming.
Ebola as an Instrument of Discrimination
Jennifer Schroeder, Stephanie M. DeLong, Shannon Heintz, Maya Nadimpalli, Jennifer Yourkavitch, and Allison Aiello, PhD, MS, professor at the Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an alumna of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Health & Society Scholars program. This blog was developed under the guidance of Aiello's social epidemiology seminar course.
Ebola is an infectious disease that the world has seen before in more moderate outbreaks in Africa. As the devastating Ebola outbreak in West Africa has taken a global turn, fear, misinformation and long-standing stigma and discrimination have acted as major contributors to the epidemic and response. Stigma is a mark upon someone, whether visible or invisible, that society judgmentally acts upon. Ebola has become a significant source of stigma among West Africans and the Western world.
In many ways, the source of this discrimination can be traced back to the legacy of colonialism and the western approach to infectious disease response in Africa. The history of foreign humanitarian aid has sometimes dismissed cultural traditions and beliefs. As a consequence, trust in westerners has eroded and has been compounded by a disconnect between western humanitarian aid approaches and a lack of overall infrastructure investment on the part of African national health systems. This is apparent in the Ebola epidemic in West Africa. Some don't actually think that Ebola exists; instead they believe that it is a hoax carried out by the Western world. All of these factors are facilitating the rapid spread of the disease.
The Legacy of PIN: Strengthening Long-Term Care in Arkansas
Chris Love, MMin, MSLE, is the program director for the Arkansas Community Foundation, which served as the lead foundation for the Partners Investing in Nursing's Future (PIN) project, Planning for Workforce Development in Geriatric and Long-Term Care.
As PIN holds its final national meeting this week, the Human Capital Blog is featuring posts from PIN partners about the program's legacy of encouraging innovative collaborative responses to challenges facing the nursing workforce in local communities. PIN is an initiative of the Northwest Health Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
The PIN journey with Arkansas Community Foundation and University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), among other partners, has been one of both providence and progress. It was in the fall of 2008 that we were approached by leaders from UAMS with the idea for us to become partners with them in this endeavor.
At first, the idea seemed daunting. Then, after some consideration by our senior leadership, it became an open door for opportunity—an opportunity to leverage the structure and resources of our foundation to complement the expertise of our colleagues and friends at UAMS to address a major issue of mutual concern: the aging population in our state and the significant shortage of adequately prepared nurses to care for that population. Not long into the partnership, our organizations realized this would be a match made in heaven.
The Imperative to Improve Health Literacy
Joy P. Deupree, PhD, MSN, APRN-BC, is an assistant professor at the University of Alabama (UAB) School of Nursing and a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Executive Nurse Fellow. She is engaged in community participatory research studies on health literacy. For 12 years, Deupree has taught a campus-wide elective on health literacy and has been a guest lecturer on the topic at the UAB schools of medicine, dentistry and public health. She founded the Alliance of International Nurses for Improved Health Literacy and established a nursing special interest group for the Health Literacy Annual Research Conference.
Health literacy is extremely important to building a culture of health. Basic understanding of health care information is essential if people are to live healthy lives, but an alarming number of American adults report poor understanding of health care instructions.
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report, Health Literacy: A Prescription to End Confusion.While progress has been made, the work has really just begun. We can no longer blame the patient for poor health literacy, and we should keep in mind that limited health literacy affects us as all and contributes to increased health care costs.
The IOM report defines health literacy as "the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions." These skills involve not only reading ability but also numeracy. Failure to develop the necessary skills to manage health care can cost millions of dollars as well as add to human suffering and even cause death.
Population Sickness and Population Health: How Geographic Determinants Differ
Tamara G.J. Leech, PhD, is an associate professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Indiana University Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health, and a former Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) New Connections program grantee. She is principal investigator of a William T. Grant Scholar Award, "Pockets of Peace: Investigating Urban Neighborhoods Resilient to Adolescent Violence."
I am particularly excited about the American Public Health Association's (APHA) Annual Meeting theme this year—Healthography! My research team has spent the past two years examining "cold spots" of urban youth violence. In other words, we have been analyzing areas where—regardless of the increased risk for violence—violence is not occurring or is rarely occurring. This is a departure from the dominant form of research on "hot spots" of violence, or any disease for that matter.
For some, this approach has been puzzling. It's not immediately obvious that the determinants of cold spots are not simply the opposite of the determinants of hot spots. However, our evidence clearly suggests that the things that help to make a location healthy go well beyond the things that protect a location from high rates of illness.
The Stuff That Is Killing Us
Ronald M. Wyatt, MD, MHA, is medical director in the Division of Healthcare Improvement at The Joint Commission. In this role, he promotes quality improvement and patient safety to internal and external audiences, works to influence public policy and legislation for patient safety improvements, and serves as the lead patient safety information and education resource within The Joint Commission. On December 5, RWJF will explore this topic further at its first Scholars Forum: Disparities, Resilience, and Building a Culture of Health. Learn more about it.
I first met Don Erwin, MD, in 2010. He was CEO of the St. Thomas Clinic in New Orleans. I sought him out on the recommendation of the CEO of the Institute for Health Care Improvement (IHI), Donald Berwick, MD. I was a fellow of the IHI, and Berwick and I had conversed about inequities in the U.S. health care system. He advised me to travel to New Orleans to speak with Erwin, who would give me insight that would be important to the project that I was working on: "Disparity in the Deep South."
Erwin was very welcoming and asked why I was there. In a very academic tone, I told him that I was there to better understand the non-medical determinants of health. With a semi-puzzled look on his face, Erwin asked what I meant. Now I became puzzled and a bit uncomfortable. My response was that I was interested in learning more about the role of social determinants on health. Erwin said, "Ron, I am not sure what you are talking about."
On Balance and Contrast
For the 25th anniversary of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Summer Medical and Dental Education Program (SMDEP), the Human Capital Blog is publishing scholar profiles, some reprinted from the program's website. SMDEP is a six-week academic enrichment program that has created a pathway for more than 22,000 participants, opening the doors to life-changing opportunities. Following is a profile of Nicole Stern, MD, member of the class of 1991.
First, there's her heritage: her father is Jewish, her mother full-blooded Mescalero Apache. Then there's her training: Stern is board certified in internal medicine and sports medicine. And as a woman practicing sports medicine, she is an uncommon presence in a male-dominated profession.
"I certainly have a lot of dual things in my life," she muses.
Stern's cultural background gives her a unique vantage point on health care, particularly the disproportionate number of Native versus non-Native practitioners. According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, American Indians represent less than 1 percent of physicians.
As president of the Association of American Indian Physicians (AAIP) from 2012 to 2013, Stern pushed to increase the pipeline of American Indian and Alaska Native medical students. She continues to support AAIP in reversing what she calls a "flatline" in applicants and matriculants from Native populations.
Ending Health Inequality, Addressing the Social Determinants of Health
Thomas LaVeist, PhD, is founding director of the Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions, and the William C. and Nancy F. Richardson Professor in Health Policy at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. He is the chair of the National Advisory Committee for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Center for Health Policy at Meharry Medical College. On December 5, LaVeist will moderate the first RWJF Scholars Forum: Disparities, Resilience, and Building a Culture of Health. Learn more about it.
Research has amply demonstrated that social and economic forces are important determinants of health. They affect where and how people live, work, learn and play; their patterns of social engagement; and the financial and social resources available to them. They thereby shape their health and length and quality of life.
The World Health Organization's Commission on Social Determinants of Health suggested four strategies in which policy can be deployed to address health inequalities:
- decreasing social stratification (e.g., power, prestige, wealth, human capital, etc.);
- decreasing exposure to risk;
- lessening the vulnerability or improving the ability of disadvantaged persons to cope with risk; or
- intervening through health care to reduce the unequal consequences of social determinants.


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Samuel Deduno did himself, his team and his right bicep all kinds of favors Friday night in Cleveland. Overcoming some tendonitis in the upper portion of his throwing arm, the Twins right-hander got back on track with an efficient one-run, three-hit, six-strikeout performance in a 5-1 victory over the Indians. Deduno threw 91 pitches during his six innings on the mound, mitigating the stress on his arm that had some concerned he'd miss this start. Or worse, he'd pitch like he had the entire month of August. Having gone 0-3 in his previous three starts, Deduno (8-7, 3.69 ERA) earned his first win since July and overcame a four-game winless streak. He appeared to be heading for more of the early-game slippage that's plagued him this month when Carlos Santana's first-inning single gave the Indians a 1-0 lead. But that was all Deduno would yield as Minnesota (57-70) opened the three-game series with its third win in four days. "He says he felt good," manag...
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Corsicana Daily Sun (Newspaper) - October 25, 1929, Corsicana, Texas THH WKATHEK East cloudy tonight and Saturday probably showers on west Thermometer Readings 8 12 I n 1 p 10 2 11 0 Home of the Daily Sun and SerniVtokly MorninyUyht FULL LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE MARKETS AT A GLANCE firm stubbornly i ixl Invclllfir invrfltnirilt i3 riiMfliliMiii irriKlllHr fil nlmni in KOHHION EXCHANfi nflMlllli Of fOV slrmlv Irnrln liiitvly Iiisiir MOt IOK uiiylllril CllirAdO rirm 298 OCTOBER PRICE FIVE CENTS FOURTEEN MONARCHISTS AND 21 ALLEGED BANDIT REVOLTERS EXECUTED Four teen including two former high officers of the and three property owners were executed today on charges of maintaining an armed monarchial coun ter revolitionary organiza A large number of others identi fied with the organization were sent at the same time to concen tration prison camps under sen tences of hard labor fotfrom five to ten Authorities said the members formed themselves into militant Czarist which i perat ed under the guise of a religious sect and purchased stored ammunition and sent emissaries and propagandists to Black Sea towns to agitate against the Red Army and Soviet economic and po litical It was charged Paul Grigor former and his leaders in the organi formed a miltary council of whc4 headquarters wero located in a remote place called BabukAul in the Caucasus Randits Executd described as bandits and were executed here today for coun tryside banditry and terrorizing the It was alleged the headed by a man named maintained a plant for forglrig doc uments and possessed arms and It was further charg ed they were in the act of recruit ing additional members to extend their terroristic BAILIFF IS EFFORT TO PREVENT SAN ITY TRIAL IN WALKER COUNTY IS ADMITTED Kheriff Vergil Fosler of Eastland county and a deputy left here today with Marshall Cisco Santa Glaus returning him to Eastland county on a bench An insanity hearing was filed in court here Tuesday for Rat liff after an affidavit had been made by his mother that he was of unsound The case was set for 30 before Judge attorney for Rat said the status of tho case is in a legal muddle The hearing in Walker county is still pending and will have to be dis posed and it cannot be dis posed of without the presence of County Attorney ty Attorney Joe Jones has set plans in motion for the purpose of preventing a sanity hearing lor Marshall condemned Cisco bank being hold in Walker it was revealed here Jones said today he had no announcement to make at this time regarding his but gave his opinion that Ratliff would not be tried on a sanity plea in Walker Policeman and Motorist Dead After Shooting Policeman was shot and killed here today by a motorist he had halted to Shortly Sam Wig of this city was shot killed near Cleatwater by a policeman who was a member of n posso hunting for the Wiggins opened fire on tho officer had stopped his car to ques tion and the officer returned the Police believe Wiggins was the who killed He was on a warrant charging chicken Clemenceau Believed Be Growing Weaker as surances of George Clemenccaus apparent the impres sion remained in well informed cir cles today he gradually was grow ing weaker because of his inability to take any solid combined with his failure to assimilate any made thj possibility of any now cardiac a grave event which might end fa MONTANA AIRMAN FAILS IN FLIGHT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC mi TEXAS Jury Convicts Him UNHEARD OF SINCE START OF FLIGHT URBAN DITE BELIEVED LOST NEW name of Urban was generally believed today to have been added to the roll of those who tried to fly across the Atlantic and Unheard of since he headed his midget Golden away from Harbor on all but the most hopeful were convinced his adventuresome project had ended with a forced landing in a stormy Those who clung to the belief the Montana aviatorstockman had es caped pointed out the possibility he may have headed northward and landed in some isolated or have been picked up at sea by a ship without One of thoss who refused to give tip hope was his wife who at her homo in received a letter lie had mailed from Harbor Grace before his Once in the bo had its as good as But his 70yearold rtother at became resigned to the belief her son was Picture shows Urban Diteman and his low wing the Golden in which he attempted to fly tho The hopoff was made with an utter absence of advance and almost noth ing was known of Ditemans The start was made from Harbor Tuesday at Johns in seemingly was the only person beside the pilot who knew of the The plane carried 16Q gallons of gasoline and had been equipped for overseas Ditemans destination was a flight of approximately Not one word was heard frorm tho intrepid cattlemanaviator following his hopoff and hope for his safety had been abandoned LOSS OF LAKE FERRY ONE OF WORST DISASTERS IN FIFTY YEARS ON LAKE MICHIGAN A dozen bodies marked today the resting place of a Lake Michigan steamer and revealed the fate of her crew of Each encased in a life they floated among wreckage from their illfated the Grand Trunk car ferry on the lake 16 miles southeast of A half dozen boats were detailed to steam to the scene and com plete the work of salvage Last searchers recovered the bodies and bits of wreckage which told how the Milwaukee plunged to the bottom when she was unable to breast the battering waves of Tuesday nights storm and make port at her Grand Hav The story of tho actual events leading up to the sinking seemed destined to remain locked in the bosom of Lake The man who could have told is He is Robert Bad Weather Mc Kay of Grand whose 50 years of battling the treacherous lake gales ended with His was the body While searchers wore writing the last entry in the log of the Mil in vestigators laid plans for an inves tigation of the one of the worst since the Lady Elgin disast er in Marine men discussing the cause for the believed cars carried in the hold were torn from their moorings by the buffeting of the The weight of the they likely centered on one side of the lipping her just as she was caught in the trough of tho Once on her beam with water pouring in through the opening whore the cars arc she would have gone down SHOW INCREASE IN TEXAS GINNINGS PLACED AT SLIGHTLY LESS THAN THREE MILLION BALES ENTHUSIASM PREVAILED AS PLEDGES MADE TO PLACE CHAMBER ON GOOD BASIS Cotton of the 1929 crop ginned prior to October 18 was announced today by the census bureau as j running including round bales counted as half compared with run ning including round to that date last Ginning by states were Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Missouri New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia All other states Identiffetl out of four suspects tak en into Bill 17 year old Brownwood was held in jail today charged with robbery with firearms in connection with the robbery of the Brown wood State bank Tho formal charge was placed against the boy after Earl McClat asislanl and other persons who saw tho robbers leave the bank had visited his One of tlic three unmasked ban McClatchy has a charge of buckshot in his The assistant cashier was alone in tho bank when the holdup They fled after ho shot at them through porthole in the Two Prominent Mexicans Died In Plane Crash INTRACOSTAL CANAL BODY BEAUMONT SESSION FEELS FINAL VICTORY VERY NEAR EL about 160 miles south of Juarez on their flight from El Paso to Tor two young cotton planters of Jesus Pamanes and Ru ben were killed last said an official telegram received by the chief of police at The young said to bo mem bers of prominent families of Tor were about 28 years They purchased the plane In Los Angeles last leaving there Saturday for El They took off from tho El municipal airport at 5 Pamanes was piloting tho plane when they left El Neither man had a pilots j Senator Burton Reported Very Illj Senator Theodore Burton of has suffered a serious re lapse in his illness and his fam ily today expressed apprehension over his The 77yearold senator has been confined to his residency here for more than a failing to re cover from an attack of Until recently ho has been able to Cirry on his at but last night his condition took rv sudden turn for the light of victory was in the oyos of 300 stalwarts of the Intracoastal Canal association of Louisiana and Texas today as they began their silver anniversary convention That ight was soltoncd momen when Hol president of the organiza in the first major speech of the called with a falter ing voice for those who had been with him at m tho organi zation session 25 yours Three lined with und for an instant there was Then a grout wave of Except for the brief how to eulogize tho mon who dreamed an inland waterway from the Mississippi to tho Rio the morning was full of the dream is within sight of The from scores of Texas and Louisiana cities and wore assured in lireconven tion folders and in speeches that within three years tho product of eastern mills would some south on a new channel providing a fixed route for a regular argosy of com After President Holland opened the the Tom Min yard of Beaumont in prayer gave thanks for the visions of the men who started the movement and ask ed a blessing for their which he said ho was city made the tirat welcoming He referred humorously to previous sunshine claims of the Rio Grando valley and said one of Beaumonts chior advantages was its He presented tho key to the city to President County Judge tho next said if there was anything the key wouldnt unlock the delegates would take It any Harvn Raciviteh of New personal representative of Huey Long of re sponded with praises for Beau mont and assurances that the gov ernor stood firm in his allegiance to inland the Louisianans in ho tel lobbies wore working quietly to take the 1930 convention to New There appeared to be little and the Rio Grande valley delegation set about to get the 1931 meeting for Har Thoir which they wore in addition to those provided for each were bigger than any others except those of the Corpus Christ ribbons afoot Continued on Page Hollywood Fire Losses Be Less Than Lofscs incidental to the destruc tion of the laboratory here of the Consolidated Film Industries were tentatively fixed today at less thnn as result of discovery that Fjevcral of tho valuable screen productions stored in tho building wore damagedFears that tho six vaults in the building might have boon penetrated by heat suf ficiently to damage master films within were allayed by the opening of one room last Films were found in Killer With Baby Face to Diejn Chair Woe Willie called the Baby Face was found guilty to day of and was sentenced to die in the electric The jury was out two He was tried for slaying Charles chief of police of The convic tion was one of the few which have brought a death sentence against dcefndnnts classified as Radical Leader Will Try Form Cabinet radical today ac cepted President Doumergues invi tation to form a new government to succeed that of Premier Aris tide who resigned He told the president he would try to get a cabinet Dcladier spent threequarters of an hour with tho president dis cussing his He left early In tho afternoon for where the radical Socialist party was holding its Ho expected to consult other Ho promised the presi dent to toll him Saturday at n whether ho considered it possible to form a government Ky KREI DYK Associated Tress Staff Writer EL Deter mined to clenr away the great stumbling block of a de tho Wept Texas chamber of commerce today made its business session a collection agency to per mit it to move on to greater AMilcnc climbed on tho platform in Liberty hall and like a first class auc how next how much until the deficit began to melt like tho fast falling flakes of an autumn snow storm which today besot El Harold circulating manag er of the Fort Worth StarTelr grnhf und tho famous Hlrod Hand of radio station jumped to his feet and created wild applause by stating Amon publisher of that newspa hud authorized him o say he would be glad to Culdwcll pledged for Abi lene Wichita Falls Mayor Thom ason in addition to already given Coombos of jStamford and Borland i of president ancl acting general Delegates and directors stumbl ed over themselves pledging to and in a few minutes the goal was in sight with BlBBCr and Better Exhausting the list of larger towns with the Caldwell asserted we are going to stay here until these doggone debts are paid if you fellows dont blamed if I dont pay it This West Tiixas chamber of commerce is going ahead to big ger and better and we are not going to lot a little deficit stand in our he There were only 200 delegates present and donations slowed I Mnmilton at this stage add ed another making Caldwell added 5300 more for Abi making Van Kandt Jurvis of Fort president of lie Southwestern imposition and Fat Stock show pledged to pay tho lust when tho deficit could bo wiped out with that Me was culled to tho rostrum to help obhiin further and this honor is worth an ALBERT FALL Fjiday morning the jury com jiosod of eight men and four wom en who have heard the evidence in the bribery trial of Albert former secretary of the in terior In President Hardihga cab inet filed into court and pro nounced the aged and hoallh brokon New Mexico rancher Sentence will not ho passed until a motion for a new trial is dis posed Fall Is accused of hav ing accepted from Edward Doheny for the lease of the Elk naval oil rc Doheny and Fall contented the was merely a 4 A sub committee of six will meet in Houston on November fl to draft tho formal report of the prison centralization commission to be submitted to Governor Mcody and by him to special session of the At a mocling hern yesterday the commission 11 to to re commend silo within twenty miles of Austin for the proposed now centralized and Industrialized The composed of Hep rcsontativos King of Thrnok Murphy of Livings lonnnd Harry Graves of George town and Senator Patton of Crockett gave nolive they would curry their fight to have cen tral plant located on penitentiary property now owned by the stile to survoy prosontowned lands pre liminary to presentation of data in support of heir Tho subcommittee appointed to inspect lands adjacent to Austin and recommend the most suitable site for tho prison failed to make a It submitted a of nil the lands it inspected and advised the committee most of it was suit able for tho Prices rang ed from M0lo125 an Lad is Charged With Murder of An Aged Woman NEW 12 yearold boy was hold on a charge iif homicide today for strangling 78yearold widow who detected him stealing S3 from her Clara bedridden wi dow of Howes tho awoke just as Krlward jan itors son in the apartment in which she was leaving her tho boy quoted her as you put that back where you got said Edward in his confes sion to the We got to wras and she tried to take the money away from But I my hands around her neck ancl gave her a and she fell right back on the She was so I got I then threw a brick through tho transom win dow to make everybody think it nnd went back to Continued on Pago a Check Payroll For Identity of Four Dead Men Tho Sugarland Industries payrool at was being checked to day to determine Identity of rout men blown to bits yesterday by a dynamite Only of the torso of one man was found cases of dynamite on which the mon were sitting at lunch time explod justice of the delayed his verdict pending further EIHIBITOR DIES IN RANCH SUCCUMBS ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA FRIDAY WO Hil ranchman and one of the host known shorthorn cattle ex hibitors in the United suc cumbed in an attack of pneumo nia here Tho body was tak en to Fort Worth pending funeral Owner of acre ranch near where he had lived for 38 Hildreth captured many in competing with other ranchmen in stock shows in Illinois and A Hildreth entry won the grand champion steer award at the Southwestern Exposition und Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth this Last year at tho Slate Fair at another steer owned by Hildreth took the iamo who came to Texas from Kentucky 45 years euf fered a nervous breakdown during Developing symptoms of pneumonia Hildreth was removed to a hospital whcro ho WHITES ENDEAVOR TO DRIVE FILIPINOS OUT OF CALIFORNIA FOLLOWING SEVERE RIOTING Race 11 ily rioting in which 300 white j laborers and 200 part KM I pnlod as tho nvuil a affray if nriulli of started u mob of whiten today on an attempt lr drive tho Filipi nos out of that section of the coun At one mini wns hurl md several othiis wcro believed to have boon injured when clubs and pitchforks wcro brought into play by Tho injur ed Adolph truck war tho victim of tho Ftur nioting occurred in two place first a carnival being altenrled by both whites and Filipinos and Inter ho ranch of Flro Ill foolinr to have existed twoen the whito anrl Filipino work ers broke into fury when fiorginan was WhilOH said pino attacked him with a bolo a long knife much used in tho Philip When the Filipinos rolroatd from the cm tho by numbering nhou moved to ho Firebmigh ninrrh anrl attempted In sot fire to a shod which served as a cump for flu Firemen and 50 or more Filipinos The whites pursued polling thorn with pi ones iinrl brandishing clubs and Many of the Filipinos took to the vineyards to conceal Others flod in Tho whiles sppanilcd into grouiM iinrl headed for other to drive out any Filipinos remaining in tho Sheriff Hill of Visralia has i group of men who dozen hoping tu pnvont further Several hours later tho officers reporting tho whites had driven the Filipino from two more cnmps south of here and had dis Last of Ohio River Dams Was Dedicated Today GRAND Ul Ohio river dam locont ly completed after four years work and tho of 50 dams built to provide i yearround nino foot navigation on I ho Ohio riv was formally dedicated today by General William Initod States engincoiv of Bowling builder of tlvo darn authorized by the 1I10 rivors and harbors In tho of more than 300 inland water development advo rnombors of congress und others who came hero aboard tho Moamers Cincinnati und Greater I General Sibert prcdict that completion of tho Ohio eu inulization would result in a great i boon to the midillo west and to tho country as u SUIC1DUS Fred ono timo wealthy real operator in Kvans committed today by His wife his art to dospair ovor in llir looont crash of Lock JURY RECOMMENDS r COURT BE MERCIFUL1 TO AGED DEFENDANT DOHENY LAYS BLAME ON THAT DAM COURT FOR FALLS CONVICTION 1 Fall found guilty today of accept ing a bribe from Edward Doheny for the lease of the Elk naval oil The jury recommended to thS court that the former interior sec retary Eight men and four women com posed the jury wheich the 08yearold now broken of guilt in thin connection while serving as secretary of Inter ior in tho Harding The verdict was handed down nearly eight years after Fall receiv ed the money from a friend of prospecting days when they and the West were First Government Victory i The case was the first criminal action won by the government in those growing out of the cclebrat cd senate oil The government has recovered ths but once branded by the supreme court as a faithless public is the first person connected with tho lenses to ba During ho trial Fall has appear in court most of the time In a wheel chair and on onn occasion a recess had to be taken because oC Ills Members of the jury stood aa they announced their verdicts In One by one they were polled and each replied with mercy of the Quiot As Jury Appears As the which bad been almost 21 walked to there was not another sound in the und asked the Have you reached verdict was I he What is your verdict asked tho 7 replied Foreman as As the verdict wns rendered Fall slumped in his big leather Fall and her Chase and leaned forward in thole seats and Third Criminal Chargo i It was the third criminal clmrga Fall has faced as a result of hin oil lousing One that of conspiring with Harry now in jail on of contempt of the court and tha still awaits The SinclairFall charge 06 conspiracy to defraud the govern menl of the Teapot Dome naval oil was brought toA trial In but resulted in a trial when Burns detectives hired by Sinclair were found shadowing the Subsequently Sinclair stood trial alone and was and be cause of this it bus hern expected the charge against Fall would ba The other charge against Fall was of conspiring with Doheny to defraud the 151k Hills wore Dohcny with dry Slio slowly fiilined Her hunbund snl next to fall with little apparent Ho clap ped his hand river bin ear as tha reviewed tho Tho room was crowded loj its To Swh New Trial Defense counsel served notica immediately of a motion Sot a Defense announced effort for of judgment would bo Frank chief of the de siild Fall was robbed of his for trial by Ho robbed of his constitu tional rights by the Judges the lawyer Dohony out Its that dam He shouted n ho shoow his fistj The verdict was regarded by gov ernment aa meaning that Doheny will be placed on Mark Fulls per innul collapsed in court a after tho verdict Continued on Page Doings of Congress By The Associated Press i Senate contlnuoK tariff Senate approved in duty on case In fint clear issua between industry nnd agriculture in favor of tho Wall Street opontinm added inn rictus In movement in the senate for congressional inquiry of credit Joseph Orundy told the lobby commit too he proud of his fictivitiot in behalf of protec tive tariff Secretary Stimson opposed ex tension onustwiso laws to Phil ippinesin before senuto com moreo subcommit Creation of commission to Riipcr viso movies nnd plays was anked hill offered by Senator j
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