Ice Trust Leaders Sentenced in Toledo Conspiracy
Five men from Toledo business and social circles were sentenced in common pleas court to the maximum five thousand dollar fine and one year in the workhouse for conspiracy in restraint of trade. Judge Kinkade allowed possible sentence mitigation if restitution to customers is made. The men indicted under the Valentine anti trust law allegedly conspired to raise ice prices by 50 to 100 percent citing a shortage. Some defendants pledged restitution or to sell ice at pre conspiracy prices. two or three are cited worth about one hundred thousand dollars each. A Kansas City attorney plans similar actions against ice trust firms in Wyandotte County and Kansas City Missouri.
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Toledo
Common Pleas Court
Kinkade
Joseph A. Miller
R. A. Beard
R. C. Lemmon
H. P. Breining
Peter H. Waters
Kansas City
James
Gibson
Wyandotte County
Kan
Ice Trust
Thaw Slays Architect White During New York Theatre
Harry Thaw, heir from Pittsburgh, shot and killed Stanford White of McKim Mead White during a Madison Square Garden performance of Mariselle Champagne. Thaw claimed he acted after White ruined his wife. Police arrested Thaw, who initially claimed to be a student named John Smith.
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Harry Thaw
Stanford White
New York
McKim, Mead & White
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
White
Thaw
Wrest Thirtieth Street
John Smith
Lafayette Place
Washington, D. C
Pitwburg
Severe Oklahoma storm kills two and devastates towns
A general Oklahoma wind storm Sunday afternoon caused two deaths and extensive damage across Guthrie Lawton Snyder and near Perry Roosevelt. Thomas Graham near Roosevelt was struck by lightning and died while Mrs Tobin’s scorched body was found in a Perry barn. Wind damaged livestock crops and many houses were demolished as corn suffered more than wheat.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Thomas Graham
Roosevelt
Tobin
Perry
Lawton
Snyder
Territories
Tiloting Stopped in Panama
Panama reports that measures enacted by Secretary Arios Sunday night suppressed election disturbances and restored tranquility. American marines remain in the central zone as calm returns to the republic.
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Panama
Arios
Republic
Land Registration at Crow Reservation Near Billings Hillings
Registration for Crow reservation lands at Billings Hillings Montana drew almost 2000 on Monday, the largest daily total since the office opened. Total registrations in the area exceed 10,960.
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Billings Hillings
Mont
Sioux City Live Stock Market Prices Noted
Sioux City market quotations for Monday list best steers at 5.10 to 5.25 and top hogs at 6.40, reflecting livestock trading conditions in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Meat Withholding Orders Reported in Commons
In the House of Commons on Monday it was announced that orders have been issued to withhold all issues of American brandy and preserved meat to the army until Lieut. Col. Hobbs, the officer sent to the United States to inquire into their character, reports back.
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London
House of Commons
Army
Hobbs
United States
Copenhagen expedition to explore Greenland coast fails Monday
An expedition led by Myling-Erickson aimed at the northeastern coast of Greenland encountered failure on Monday. The team planned to map new shores and assess conditions but did not complete its objectives.
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Greenland
Copenhagen
Myling-Erickson
Packers Sentenced For Rebates In Kansas City Case
In Kansas City Judge MacPherson fined Swift & Co. and four other firms sixteen thousand dollars each for conspiring to accept rebates on shipments. Freight broker Geo T. Thomas was fined six thousand and jailed four months. clerk L B Taggart four thousand and three months. Appeals filed with stay until June 29.
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Kansas City
MacPherson
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Geo. T. Thomas
New York
L. B. Yaggart
Thomas
Geo. L. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
O. M. Spencer
McPherson
Taggart
Chicago and Alton
Mine Owners Arrested Over Arkansas Mine Run Law
Bolen Darnall Company officials at Hartford Arkansas were arrested on charges of violating the state screen law known as the mine run law. The hearing is set for Tuesday and operators may seek a writ of habeas corpus to resolve the issue at the supreme court. The move stems from a Hartford revolt while miners resumed work per Mine Workers Union directives. Miners contend the Kansas City agreement conflicts with the law.
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Arkansas
Alege
Fort Smith
Ark
Bolen-Darnall Company
Hartford
Supreme Court
Mine Workers’ Union
Kansas City
Joseph Crow Guilty In Grand Jury Influence Case
In Omaha the jury found Joseph Crow guilty of attempting to impede justice while serving as foreman of the federal grand jury. A former Omaha postmaster and ex-legislator, Crow allegedly sought to stop the indictment of Rev. Geo. G. Ware of Lead, S. D., by offering railroad passes to fellow jurors. Conviction held on three of nine counts.
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Omaha
Grand Jry
Ned
Joseph Crow
Federal Grand Jury
Crow
Geo. G. Ware
Lead, S. D
Grand Jury
Three Grafters to Prison in New Jersey Case
Three former secretaries of building and loan associations in Paterson and Passaic were sentenced to one year in prison for embezzlement. William H. Speer of the People’s Building and Loan Association faced about $14,000 in embezzlements, William Malcolm of the Mutual Building and Loan Association alleged at $4,667, and Geo W. Alee of the Manchester Building and Loan Association charged with $5,257 misappropriation.
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Paterson
N. J
William H. Speer
People's Building and Loan Association
Passaic
William Malcolm
Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Geo. W. Alee
The
Manchester Building and Loan Association of
Paterson, N. J
Hundreds Seek Crow Lands Opening in Billings
Hundreds from Missouri Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin arrived by Friday to register for Crow lands in Billings. Prospective settlers have secured tents and moved to the reservation to establish camps and inspect the lands.
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Billings
Mont
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Sultan of Morocco Signs Algeciras Treaty in Paris
The foreign office confirms the Moroc carbone sultan signed the Algeciras treaty in Paris without conditions. The announcement notes no conditions were attached to the agreement.
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Algeciras
Paris
Foreign Office
Morocco
Severe frosts hit Wyoming crops across state
Severe frosts occurred in various parts of Wyoming with reports Thursday indicating substantial damage to growing crops in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Western League schedule at Sioux City in immediate future
Schedule of Western League baseball games to be played at Sioux City in the near term. Pueblo is listed with dates June 27 28 29.
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Sioux City
Pueblo
Fire destroys two Golconda business blocks in Illinois
A laundry caused a blaze that swept through Golconda Illinois destroying two blocks of businesses on Friday. The fire occurred in Hope County about thirty five miles above Paducah Kentucky on the Ohio River. Total loss is estimated at one hundred thousand dollars with very little insurance.
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Illinois
St. Louis
Golconda
Hope County
Paducah
Ohio River
Goa Metween Wins Suburban Handicap for Shields in New York
Alexander Shields trained Goa Metween a 5yearold Meddler Indigo gelding carried 116 pounds and started as third choice winning the $20,000 Suburban handicap in New York on Thursday.
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New York
Alexander Shields
Riol in Panama Elections Clash at Ballot Boxes
The Sunday election proceeded with only minor clashes until late afternoon when liberals clashed with policemen guarding ballot boxes at Santa Ana park. Nine officers and Jose Antonio Parsley were wounded and one liberal was killed. Forty armed policemen restored order. US Marines were discussed as a potential measure. Gov Magoon and Capt Shanton attended polling sites as the Constitutional party won in Panama City and Cocle Veraguas and Chiriqui towns.
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Panama
Santa Ana Park
Jose Antonio Parsley
United States
Marblehead
Magoon
George R. Shanton
Canal Zone
Republic
Constitutional Party
Panama City
Cocle
Veragua
Chiriquil
Alfonso In Danger as Suspicious Visitor Intercepts Couple
In La Granja Spain Alfonso and Queen Victoria arrived from a theater by car Saturday night when a shocked man evaded guards and tried to intercept the royal party. He gave the name Jose Maria Madrid, with suspicious papers and money found upon search. An Italian man acting oddly was also arrested claiming to seek work near Bilbao. Authorities tighten frontier checks amid feared anarchist arrivals. The royal couple still strolls unescorted in the park during their honeymoon.
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la Granja
Spain
Ing
Alfonso
Victoria
Jose Maria
Madrid
Bilboa
Big Cudahy Plant Closed In Louisville Ky
The Louisville Packing Company, largest plant of the Cudahy Packing Company, closed indefinitely Saturday night citing newspaper criticism and adverse legislation. Established 1892 it employed about 350 men with yearly output of 10 000 sheep 20 000 cattle and 300 000 hogs supplying about 60 percent of local meat. J P Cudahy disputed it being a Cudahy branch.
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Louisville
Louisville Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Chicago
W. W. Mason
Kansas City
J. P. Cudahy
Indicted Stockmen in Montana Scam Case
Senator Charles Mc Donald of Sweet Grass County and Edward Vea sey, Chris Kohler a major stock owner, William J. Walsh of White Sulphur Springs, Meagher County, business associate of M. Monahoe and foreman and part owner of a large cattle outfit, Andrew Johnson a wealthy ranchman, and Joseph R. Silver of Bow County were arrested Friday by federal officers on fencing public lands. They posted bonds and will appear before Judge Hunt in Helena.
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Butte
Mont
Charles McDonald
Sweet Grass County
Edward Veasey
Chris Kohler
Wiliam J. Walsh
White Sulphur Springs
Meagher County
M. Monahoe
Andrew Johnson
Joseph R. Silver
Bow County
Kansas Cries for Help Harvest Hands Urgently Sought
Gov. E W Floch urged Chicago rail officials to provide cheap transport for 8000 harvest workers within a week to prevent grain losses in Kansas. The dispatch to W J Black of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Rail road requests assistance in moving labor quickly.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
E. W. Floch
W. J. Black
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
McLoud
Folk Seeks Ice Price Probes in Major Cities
Gov Joseph W Folk mailed identical letters to prosecuting attorneys of Missouri's large cities urging investigation of alleged ice price fixing. He asks them to pursue legal action if possible.
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Folk
Jefferson City
Joseph W. Folk
Indians Bill Funds Sac and Fox For Tama Tribe
A bill endorsed by Senator Dolliver allocates government annuities to the Sac and Fox Indians. The Tama branch would receive about 206000 dollars yearly in perpetuity, roughly 1000 dollars per man, according to the measure devised in Washington D C.
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Lush
Washington, D. C
Dolliver
Four Drownings From Lake Accident at Newport Virginia
Four people died when a canoe overturned on Lake Memphremagog near Newport Virginia Sunday. The victims were Fred S. Paquin his wife and sister and Geo Dally. The cause of the canoe upset is not known.
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Ifour
Newport
Lake Mempremagog
Fred
S. Paquin
Geo. Dally
Col James Regan Dead in Manila
Col James Regan of the Ninth United States Infantry was found dead in bed on Sunday. Death was attributed to heart failure in Manila.
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James Regan
Manila
Ninth United States Infantry
Longworths Start for Germany from London Kiel trip
Congressman and Mrs Longworth left London Friday bound for Kiel Germany signaling the start of their overseas trip. They will review postwar plans, meet Allied officers, and visit ports along the Baltic. The journey follows diplomacy with authorities and local officials in the occupied zone.
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Longworths
Germany
London
Longworth
Kiel
Deluge of Frops Hits Abs ton Streets
A heavy rain storm from a gale swept Abs ton Sunday. A flood of small green frogs fell from the sky, thousands hopping along the streets as residents watched this unusual shower.
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Alton
Abston
One Case of Yellow Fever Reported in Louisiana
A single yellow fever case was reported Sunday at the Mrs- Hasippi Ttver quarantine station 97 miles below New Orleans. It marks the first Louisiana case acknowledged by the state board.
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New Orleans
Mrs
Tragic Woolstock Train Crush Ends in Death
Homer mer, 1 Homer, of State Center, dies hours after a Woolstock railway accident that cost him both legs. He begged to be killed or allowed to bleed, and the injured man was carried to a hotel where surgeons amputated the limbs. He had been returning from South Dakota when he fell under the moving cars while attempting to board. The remains were sent to State Center.
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Homer
Woolstock
State Center
South Dakota
Public Lakes Near Onawa Public Fishing Opinion
State fish commissioner Geo A Lincoln visited Onawa on office business and ruled Gard and Oliver lakes, long treated as private, are in a sense public and subject to state fishing laws. He forbade use of seines in both lakes. a seized net was returned to the owner. The case will be reviewed with the Iowa attorney general.
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Onawa
Geo. A. Lincoln
Gard
Oliver Lakes
Iowa
Great Western passenger train wreck harms many near Gladbrook
Northbound Great Western Railway train No. 6 derailed at a bridge near Gladbrook. One car jumped the track but the train crossed the bridge, then four coaches overturned on the far side. Several people were injured but none fatally, including Mrs. H. A. Drury of St. Paul, Minn., Mrs. C. P. Roe of New Sharon, Mrs. W. H. Matthews of Marshalltown, and C. W. Hughes of Marshalltown.
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Great Western
Great Western Railway
Gladbrook
H. A. Drury
St. Paul
Minn
C. P. Roe
New Sharon
W. H. Matthews
Marshalltown
C. W. Hughes
Murder and death by own action follows quarrel of workers
A quarrel between rival umbrella makers at Cedar Falls ended with the unidentified man found dead by the roadside and Hermann Otto of St Louis dying by suicide after taking poison at Illinois Central station. The road victim showed signs of a desperate struggle.
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Cedar Falls
Hermann Otto
St. Louis
Illinois Central Station
Sioux City Council Loses Health Officer Fight
Dr. Grant Ross won a clean cut victory over the Sioux City council in district court as Judge F R Gaynor issued a mandamus ordering the council to name Ross city health officer replacing Dr Hoskins. The suit was brought under the Iowa soldiers' preference law and the council intends to appeal to the Iowa supreme court.
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Sioux City
Grant Ross
Sioux City City
F. R. Gaynor
Ross
8. Hoskins
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa funds relief money for California sufferers
The Merchants' Savings Bank of Des Moines holds two amounts totaling 25000 dollars contributed by Iowans for California relief. Due to a dispute between California cities over allocation, the funds remain in trust awaiting orders. A governor appointed committee will determine the disposition of the money.
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Merchants’ Savings Bank of
Des Moines
Iowa
California
Boy Dragged to Death in Marne Rodeo Incident
Ernest Blake eight year old son of Simon Blake night watchman of Marne was killed when a saddle gave way and hurled him from a horse. He and another boy rode after cows. the other boy escaped with slight injuries as Ernest was dragged several rods before the saddle released him.
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Ernest Blake
Simon Blake
Marne
Ernest
Slot Machine Missing From Sibley Scene
The slot machine has disappeared from Sibley. No money paying machines are in operation, but cigar dealers use the device to stimulate trade.
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Sibley
Onawa Theatrical Company Formed By Blotcky Kelly
Organize Theatrical Company founder Mr. Charles Blotcky son of Joseph G Blotcky a leading Onawa merchant leaves town with A J Kelly to organize a new troupe.
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Charles Blotcky
Joseph G Blotcky
Onawa
A. J. Kelly
Church Cupola Struck by Lightning in Atlantic
During a severe thunderstorm in Atlantic the cupola of the Church of Christ was struck by lightning and nearly destroyed. No injuries reported.
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Atlantic
Church of Christ
Congress Approves Town Public Buildings List
Public buildings authorized by congress include Cornell Tstuffs and Ottumwa with 76000 and 30000 dollars respectively, plus Ce dar Flapids 206000, Des Moines 600000, Mason City 70000, Musca tine 75000, Davenport 2000, Tas therville 8000, Shenandoah 6000.
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Congress
Cornell Tstuffs
Ottumwa
Cedar
Travel salesman dies in Sioux City from overdose
John M. Meee, a Hamm Brewing Company traveling salesman from St. Paul, died in Sioux City from an overdose of vomptine taken to quiet his nerves after a lengthy spree.
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John M. Meee
Hamm Brewing Company
St. Paul
Sioux City
Deaf Students Graduate at New State School in Council Bluffs
Eight graduates received diplomas from the state institution for the deaf at the new administration building in Council Bluffs. The ceremony, led by Senator C. G. Saunders, marked the building's first use this spring, costing 230000 dollars. Exhibits were shown by J. T. Hamilton. Graduates included Luvr... (listed names) across Iowa towns.
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Counted Bluffs
Town School For the Deaf
Cornell Duffs
C. G. Saunders
J.T. Hamilton
Board of Control
Board of Control, ‘T’he
Liuverne Stephen Byrne
Sheffield
Velvin Leth
Marshalltown
Ransom Henry Arc
Council Bluffs
Henry Carl Buttenhoff
Otto Herman Buttenhoff
Dows
Ragnhilda Shnudthalter Lee
Ossian
Amy Ethel Gough
Rockwell
Ede Stella Gifford
St. Ansgar
Lizzie Rebecca Rhoades
Shenandoah
Lila Ethel Dorothy Purkhiser
Nevada
Edith Olive Hastings
Grand Junction
Roosted Scratch Feres Grundy County Pioneer Dies
Christian Becker of Grundy County aged 85 died of blood poisoning after a rooster scratch in the barnyard. The wound from the rooster's spurs swelled despite poultice care, a physician called too late, four days after the injury. Becker was a pioneer's resident on the same farm since government grant days.
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Christian Becker
Grundy County
Becker
Wheelerwood Boy Missing and Later Found Away from Home
G C Eisner of Wheelerwood led neighbors to drag a wagon bridge washout pool from Sunday evening to Monday morning after his 14 year old son vanished Sunday afternoon after Sunday school. He was last seen near a neighbor's farm enroute south. The motive remains a mystery.
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G. C. Eisner
Wheelerwood
Canning Season Opens At Atlantic Factory
The Atlantic canning factory begins operations Monday to process the pea crop and will can about half a million cans. Last year's corn left is substantial with only about 46 percent of acreage printed this year, so the corn pack will be reduced. Peas are of excellent quality and corn prospects look bright.
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Atlantic Canning Factory
Poultry Instruction Head Appointed at Iowa College
The board of trustees of the Iowa Agricultural College at Ames created a new position in the animal husbandry department to oversee poultry instruction. Howard Pierce, a Cornell graduate, is placed in charge of the poultry program and related investigation work.
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Board of Trustees
Iowa Agricultural College At
Ames
Howard Pierce
Cornell University
Issues Convention Call for United States Senate Election
An Interstate convention to discuss popular election of U S senators will meet in Des Moines on September 2. The official call, issued by Gov Cummins, aligns with a resolution from the last general assembly. The convention allows five delegates from each state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Des Moines
Clov. Cummins
General Assembly
Appointment of Ona merchant as chief clerk at Soldiers' Home
Federal Office for Geo EF Warner Maj Geo E Warner longtime Ona merchant and county treasurer with wide western Iowa ties has been named chief clerk at the quartermaster's department Soldiers' Home sanitarium Hot Springs.
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Geo
Warner
E. Warner
Onawa
Towa
Soldiers’ Home Sanitarium
Hot Springs
Morrison: Marries His Son
Right Reverend Theodore N Morrison bishop of Davenport Episcopal diocese officiated the marriage of his son Rev GC I Morrison to Miss Helen Randolph at Newton on Wednesday.
Cedar Rapids Rector Dead After Forty Years of Service
Thomas T. Gunn rector of the Immaculate Conception Church in Cedar Rapids for forty years died early Sunday morning of apoplexy. He was among the best known Roman Catholic churchmen in the state.
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas T. Gunn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Old Soldiers Preference Law In Dubuque District Court
In Dubuque district court Judge O'Donnell ruled the soldiers' preference law applies to a public charter case. The decision centers on whether veteran status should influence charter allocation and related civil service considerations.
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Dubuque
O'Donnell
Robbed on Fast Train near Cedar Rapids
Geo. A. Wharton, a passenger on the westbound Colorado special, was robbed near Cedar Rapids of $4,000 in checks and drafts while traveling. The incident highlights a crime on a long journey involving a named individual and a significant loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Wharton
Cedar Rapids
Merrill Pioneer Dead Prank Bockhouse Dies at 63
Merrill resident Prank Bockhouse, a pioneer and native of Germany, died at his home from Bright's disease at age 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Senatag Na Follette Appears at LeMars Chautauqua
La Pollette is billed for the Northwestern Town Chautauqua at LeMars with a program set for Saturday June 30. The event begins Friday June 29. Indiana speaker Guy Hanly is announced for July 4.
The Williams Boy Fatally Injured by Train Wheel
Theodore Williams, son of William Williams of this city, is reported fatally injured when a Northwestern car at Cornell Bluffs cut off his legs. Police and railroad officials investigate the accident as a Boone special reports the chilling incident and its immediate consequences.
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Theodore WiVams
Boone
Willams
William Williams
Northwestern
Cornell Bluffs
Congress Passes Sundry Civil and Agriculture Bills Amid Debates
The Senate and House adjourned debates on the agricultural appropriation with a 2.1B million net increase over the House, while approving varied measures. Conference reports on executive, legislative and judicial appropriations, and fortifications, were adopted. A national park creation in Colorado and several district and post office measures passed, with action on pure food pending final votes.
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Senate
House
Messrs
Proctor
Bovevidgn
Wao
Mersie
Moreny
King
Panama
Ordur
Riley
Bureau of Insular Affairs
White
Appalachian Mountains
Seiate
Abe
District of Columbia
Long
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Envenin I. Barnes
Washington
Coulitte
Larry AL. Voudrey
Missouri
ML Ot. Brooks
Exas
Senate Advances Niagara Waters Bill and Conference Action
The Senate passed a bill to control Niagara river waters and sent the railroad measure back to conference with the Swanstone amendments to be insisted on. President Roosevelt faced sharp attacks in a House speech by Representative Brundage of Arkansas amid White House expense and Mrs. Minor Morris arrest criticism. Gifford Pinchot is rumored to replace Secretary Wilson as head of the Agriculture Department in coming months. The army retirement law requires thirty years service for three quarters pay and a bill to credit naval or marine service in computing retirement is favored by the Senate military affairs committee.
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Senate
Paramy
Menroini
Congress
My, Mann
Niagara River
Rooosevelt
Brundage Arkansas
House
White House
Minor Morris
Navy
Marine Corps
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