Important News Notes Of A Week: Congress Tariff and More
A condensed weekly note of national events covers tariff committee friction in Congress, Lowden proposing a $100000 bill for eradicating cholera, Taft backing a tariff bureau, and protests by Democrats over finance committee access. It also notes Gompers defending boycotts, retirements of Count Kuroki and Admiral Henry, new state geologist in Illinois, editor Mack's retirement, Taft naming Harvard’s Hirt as ambassador candidate, and various other political, industrial, and legal developments with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senate
Finance Committee
Lowden
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Sherman
Taft
Isaac Foster Mack
Sandusky Daily Register
John T. Mack
Prince Henry
Prussia
Navy
von Fischer
von Holtzendorf
Harvard
Hlrct
Witter -Reid
England
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
International League of Woman
Engineers’ Board
St. Louis
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Gibraltar
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Port
Chicago
W. Vernon Tooth
Frederick R. Robbins
Fish Trust
Washington
Michigan City Penitentiary
Ray Lamphere
Bello Guinness
Laporte
Ind
Frank Serber
Hamilton
Heyn
Detroit
Mich
Pennington
W. Wiley
State Department
United States
International Congress of Applied Chemistry
London
Leopold
Ludwig Krueger
Toledo
Massachusetts
Crazy Snake
Assemblyman Goldberg
Cheswick
Jules Henry
Marseilles
Cowm
Zeppelin
Pennsylvania
William Jones
The
Field Museum
Philippines
Wiliam McMahon
St. Bridget’s Church
Cleveland
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Boyle Mine
Jasonville
James Boyle
Willie Whitla
Mercer
Duma
Russia
Yekaterinoslay Zemstvo
Minneapolis
Oklahoma
New York Officials Reveal Sleeper Trunk Smuggling Method
New York officials uncover a sleeper trunk scheme where unclaimed trunks are left on ocean liner piers to evade detection. The report notes widespread smuggling via dormant baggage as ships arrive and depart, with authorities studying the tactic and its connections to other illicit trade channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob H. Schin
Tissot
Kansas City
Mexico& Orient Railroad Company
Knox
Root
Senate
Roland Hinton Perry
Ludlow Street
Carroll W. Gates
Los Angeles
Cal
Oklahoma
Barney Devine
Leonard Stevens
Matthew Taylor
Clarence Warrick
Somerton
Belmont County
Ohio
Zanesville
T. W. McGovern
Ricy Shoe Company
Columbus
Bloomington
And
W. H. Reichel
Laguna Dam
Yuma
Ariz
Interborough Rapid Transit Company of
Bingham
New York Police
Black Hand Society
Agnew
Senate Codes Committee
Hartholomew, Vermilion
I Counties
di Tadlaui
Burlington purse thief faces payback charge
A well known Burlington man seen picking up a purse containing $100 dropped by a messenger from a bank. He faces prosecution unless he returns the money. Other Iowa items include a church tower fall in Keokuk hospital, Miss Gladys Smith joining Jewell Lutheran college faculty, and several death and legal notices across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wather George Giglinger
St. Mary's
Keokuk
Gladys Smith
Charles Smith
Webster City
Jewell Lutheran College
Jewell
Tadde
Miss Smith
Thomas Jenks
Keithsburg
New Boston
Ill
William J. Burns
Sioux City
Mr. Burns
Oneida County
New York
Reuben Wilcott
Albin
Ella Martin
Albion
Marshalltown
Willott
Council Bluffs
Anti-Saloon League
D. Wheeler
League
Peter Mattson
Water Service
Sweden
Mattson
Towa
David Rohrer
Des Moines
Rohrer
W. J. Morse
Clarion
Hampton
William Ebsling
Grand Junction
Erich Berndt
Davenport
Paul Berndt
Schenkburg Co-operative Company
Olwa
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
W.G. Sears
United States
Grinnell
Dr. Wiley
Ju. D. Kemmerer
Kemmerer
Frank Kulichek
Higfee Peas Lly
Weaiusaie
Mason City
Shailer Matthews
Theological School of Chicago University
M. Dukes
Independence Schools
North Central Association of Colleges and High Schools
International Harvester Company
Imade Mason
Association
Mr. Blandford
Rockwell
T. C. Gonzales
Buffalo Center
H. O. Allen
Osage
J. R. Anderson
Clear Lake
C. K. Chapman
Mitchell
Luckrow
Iowa
Crooked Creek
Lehigh Clay Products Company
D. C. Reitz
Frank LeBron
Thomas Haskinson
Milwaukee
Perry Street
Haskin
Charles Paxson
Ruth Paxson
Manchester
Paxson
Capitola-on the-Sea
Cal
Sherrick
Charles A. Gibtord
Newton
Farmers’ Co-Operative Elevator Company
Giles
H. Moulton
Hopkington
C. ¢ Dye
Decatur County
Lohac Ua
Capitol grounds commission bill moves in Senate
Des Moines reports the Senate passed an appropriation measure and a capitol grounds commission bill to enlarge and beautify the capitol grounds. The three member commission will draft plans within two years, with a $3000 appropriation for their neutral expenses, and the bill awaits action in the House despite opposition efforts.
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Des Moines
House
Capitol Grounds
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dowell
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Capitol Grounds Commission
Committee On Appropriations
State Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
Independence Hospital
Board of Control
Friends of the State University
Appropriations Committee
Committee On
E. R. Moore
House Appropriations Committee
Moore
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Civic Federation
Gen. Kuroki
Yokohama
BF. W. de Wolf
H. F. Bain
Champaign
Beary
W. Va
Wolf Wordell
Reyburn
Philadelphia
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Mare Island Channel
General News
Iowa News
Capitol
Indorses
Judge Crozier
Mason County
Anamosa Convicta
Boettger
State Board At Control
State House
House of Representatives Committee On Judiciary
Sullivan
House Committee On
Gustave Winter
Insane Hospital
Independence
Tlunter Bag
Hag
House of Representatives Committee On
House Committee
Saunders
Stith
House of Representatives
Iowa Highway Commission
Cosson
House Committee On Judiciary
Clark
Henry Brandes
Ways, and Means Committee
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