Plumbers Group Faces Prosecution and Reorganization
Siuox City and Des Moines reports indicate federal and state probes into the Iowa plumbers’ combination uncover price fixing and coercive contracts. The group may dissolve its state organization and reorganize on a different basin as authorities pursue the trust amid long investigations. The Iowa Teachers Union prepares a three day program at the Coliseum with addresses by Beveridge and Carson.
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Des Moines
Liete
Fadters
Sioux City
Iowa State Teach
Willion
Coliseum
Association
Beveridge
Public Schools of Council
Comptroller of the Treasury
Bes Moines
Mayor Kline Welcomes World’s W O T U Delegates in New York
In New York City the mayor welcomed delegates of the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union urging education over abrupt reform on abstinence and addressing dress standards. Florence Barnes urged the group to take a stand on women’s dress as delegates arrive for the congress opening Monday with military displays and various state exhibits.
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New York
Kline
Woan
Christian Temporaties Union
New York City
Tandclanplig
Hs City
Vest
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tong Rin
Florence Barnes
Yating
Strike at Oskaloosa Forces Street Car Service Halt
About fifty employees of the Street Car Light and Power Company in Oskaloosa walked out in a strike involving conductors, tenders, and helpers. The walkout halted heat and power operations as a new contract dispute arose between the workers and the company. Three girls on Washington Street were reported injured after being struck by an automobile driven by Charles Copowitt.
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Oskaloosa
Ta. Qet
Molommen
Vayafpeers
Bone
Vol
Tayter Oskidoosa
Simpelena
Tafevirhan
Heli
Power
Heather View
Sutcient Toon
Ate
Washington
Tia
Ty Charles Copouwitt
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade Summary in New York
Dun's Review reports the business situation remains satisfactory with signs of reaction in some trade areas. Iron and steel demand softens while distribution of seasonal merchandise tightens. Operations show idle capacity and fewer optimistic sentiments. Prices fall more often, demand for goods strengthens, and delivery pressures ease. Copper remains favorable with positive reports from dry goods and hardware sectors. road losses noted and four failures recorded this week.
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New York
Dun
Colyer
Rey
Currency Hearings Over Bank Plan Split in Senate Panel
Washington October 25. The Senate currency hearings open Monday to decide between a single federal reserve bank and several branches as proposed in the administration bill. Democrats Gorman Hitchcock and Reed back a single bank, but party leaders may steer the committee toward a compromise to gain passage in the House and White House.
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Washington
Uct
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Senate
Wilson
House
Ageas
Gorman
Hitchcock
Reed
Alb
Dry farming exposition salutes flags in Tulsa
Troops and delegates salute flags of nations at the Tulsa soil products exposition scene in Oklahoma. The event, held October 24, features Dry farming demonstrations and national pride as delegates gather to view agricultural exhibits.
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Tulsa
Oklt
Congregationalists Back Prohibition Amendment Call
The National Council of Congregational Churches in Kansas City on October 25 backed prohibition. It defeated a faction led by Governor Simeon Harwin of Connecticut and endorsed a report by the temperance committee urging a federal amendment to ban the manufacture sale and shipment of intoxicating beverages nationwide.
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Kansas City
National’ Council of
Congregational
Ehurchos
Simeon Harwin
Connecticut
United States
Defense testimony in Plymouth trial for Admiral’s death
The defense questioned if the admiral’s death resulted from drugs or loyalty to his wife. Witnesses Mary Simmons and Dr Benjamin Manehard described intoxication concerns. Mohonk Lake talks touched on Porto Rico statehood or independence under U S protection amid debates at the Friends conference. A gas oven explosion in New York killed four workers on the factory floor.
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Plymouth
Mass
Mya
May Eaton
Ch. Halon
Mary
M. Simmons
Benjamin N. Manehard
Porto Rico
Mohonk Lake
Noy
Porto
Mohonk
Porto Rivas
United States
New York
Richest Young Man In World Supports Politics In New York
Vingent Astor, noted as the richest young man, spends time on New York politics. a blasting canal street explosion causes four injuries and possible deaths amid fire, with many other components mentioned. New St Louis Library opens in St Louis with Dr Herbert Putnam as principal speaker.
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New York
Canal Street
New St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis Public Library
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Daisy Mercedes Johanna Ormsby
Grace de Kal Johanna
Joodalsteins
Holland
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