Roosevelt Warns Wall Street That Reform May Harm Innocents
President Roosevelt told Iowa governors and citizens that there will be no change in administration policy while he is president. He argued that in large moral campaigns the innocent may suffer alongside real offenders, and pledged rigorous enforcement against corrupt politicians and business leaders, while urging fair, democratic laws and strengthened civic virtue.
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Heokuk
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Iowa
Towa
United States
Johnston
Texas
Aelfs
Ang Yi
Labor
Healeh
Middle West
South
Keokuk, Ja
Keokuk
Memphis
Mississippi
Dresden
Pheost
Phe Heise eHon
Taesgaiaas
Roosevelt Speech Urges Frontiersmen to Defend Home Stead
President argues national wealth lies in work and home making in the West. He cites irrigation, land laws, and range fencing issues while urging small ranchers to seek practical leases and protect permanent values for future generations. He also notes steam travel on rivers and plans to visit western states and the plains.
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Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Great Plaina
Rocky Mountains
High Plains
Mountains
Laramie County
Wyo
Tanchman
Ttn
Rockies
Roosevelt Addresses Honest Government in Iowa Speech
The speech emphasizes enforcing the law impartially, rewarding thrift and honesty, and resisting corruption. It asserts a liberty based on duty, urges courage and strength with gentleness, and notes Iowa's many manufacturing centers alongside its strong agricultural identity.
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Iowa
Roosevelt’s Policy Blamed for Business Troubles
The speaker contests claims that a Roosevelt policy aimed at punishing large moneyed interests caused economic weakness. He disputes the assertion that this was the sole or primary cause of business difficulties, suggesting it may be nonlibutory or contributory rather than decisive.
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Roosevelt
Milk Campaign for Clean Markets Led by Clubwomen
An Octob er appeal from the General Federation of Women's Clubs urges nationwide action to improve milk quality and market sanitation. The plan tasks local clubs to form investigation committees, press health officials for funding and authority, and use white lists to promote only clean, well managed grocers and butchers accepting trained inspectors and modern grading methods.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Walter McNab Miller
Columbia
General Fedtration
Scott
State Board of Health
Dairy Division
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Coupons for stamps in world mail plan
Washington Oct 7 The post office department announced negotiations with foreign governments to establish an international reply coupon system. Senders exchange coupons for postage stamps in the other country to prepay replies. Most nations joined. coupons valued 66 cents. foreign rate changes set 6 cents first ounce and 3 cents per additional ounce, with Canada Mexico and Cuba exempted.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Fit
United States
Rome
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Salt Industry Sees Evaporated Salt Prices Rise
A New York report states an understanding between the International Salt Trust and independent manufacturers to regulate the future of the evaporated salt market. The move follows higher labor and supply costs and overproduction, with price increases and firm reductions in force expected.
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New York
International Salt Trust
International grain plan adjourned over unfavorable outlook
Hamburg dispatch reports the European committee tackling a grain certificate for American acceptance adjourned due to poor prospects. American shippers will hold a conference to decide next steps, with officials in Hamburg awaiting further instruction from Washington.
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Hamburg
International European Committee
Affinity Finder Sends Dearbyn Man on Wild Matrimonial Quest
William Grable of Dearbyn Missouri testifies in Chicago about Miss Marion Grey founder of the Search Light Matrimonial bureau. He swindled five dollars on a fake photo, met Ida Goforth of Corsicana Texas, and plans to marry after a fortune teller foretold a match.
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Marion Grey
Cupid
William Grable
Dearbyn
Federal Building
Miss Grey
Affinity Gal
Ida Goforth
Corsicana
Tex
Missourian
Pike County
Missouri
Grey
Mr. Grable
Search Light Matrimonial Club
Miss Goforth
Marcel Wave
Decollete Cornage
Pieter
St. John the Twelfth
Baya
Corelcana
St. John
Texas
Eyes bewitched, train ditched in Elwood derailment
In Elwood Indiana on October 7 a Lake Erie and Western engine and adjacent cars left the track at Jay Grain elevator. Two smiling Elwood girls distracted the switch crew causing the open track to derail the train as it neared the elevator. The mishap left wreckage on the rails and prompted the crew to assess the farcical consequences of the misdirected switch.
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Elwood
Ind
Lake Erie and Western
Jay Grain Company
Greg
Mob Drives Hindus Across Into Canada
In Danville a mob forced a Hindu group to flee into Canada. The incident ended with few injuries and the Hindus seeking shelter in a cabin after crossing the border. Authorities reported scattered gunfire but no serious harm.
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Canada
Spokane
Danville
Anery
Dige
Unclear OCR fragment on Ferdinand Earle case
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Ferdinand Pinney Earle and a major legal affair with scattered phrases. No clear event date place or outcome is extractable from the unreadable lines.
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Nebraska
St. Louis
Enon
Joan Oy
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Congress
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Grcat
Otthers
Lot
Salt Trust
America
Affinity Finder
Earle
Aseague
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Mdsaulgedon
Ana ¢ Scheal
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