Important News Notes Of A Week Condensed For Busy Readers
A weekly digest lists recent items: Ralph Owens, 27, of Memphis, discharged from hospital after a broken neck left him unaware of the injury. Waldorf Astor offers unasked funds to fight tuberculosis via the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. W Freeland Kendrick elected imperial outer guard of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. next national conclave in Rochester, July 12, 1911. Anna Hold announces retirement from stage on April 23 with farewell in New York. Prof William G Sumner of Yale dies in Englewood, N J, of apoplexy. born 1840 in Paterson, N J. Richard Croker to revisit New York then Ireland. Thomas F Walsh estate mostly leaves to widow Carrie B Walsh and daughter Evelyn B McLean.
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Ralph Owens
Memphis
Tenn
Waldorf Astor
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
House of Commons
Plymouth
England
National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
W. Freeland Kendrick
Lulu Temple
Philadelphia
Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
New Orleans
Rochester
N. Y
Anna Hold
Boston
New York
William G. Sumner
Yale University
Englewood
N. J
Paterson
Richard Croker
America
Palm Beach
Fla
Ireland
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Carrie B. Walsh
Evelyn B. McLean
Big guns in Ballinger probe held until Interior Secretary testifies
The article surveys a string of high profile matters from the federal Ballinger investigation to Harvard Business School discourse led by George W. Perkins. It reports on charges against executives at Consolidated Casualty, a behind-doors Chicago graft talk about Illinois Central, and Roosevelt’s Vienna audience with Franz Josef. It notes Prohibition era headlines, railroad officer arrests, and multiple international dispatches from Vienna to Washington. It closes with census preparations and suffrage convention developments.
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Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Wanders
Frank Pierce
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
John E. Roche
New York
Insurance Department
Consolidated Casualty Company
Charleston
W. Va
Insurance Department of West Virginia
Robert B. Armstrong
Chicago
Hlinoisa Central Railroad Company
Harahan
W. J. Byrne
Burns-Sheridan National Detective Agency
Illinois Central
Franz Josef
Roosevelt
Hofburg Palace
Vienna
Montclair
N. J
Marseilles
France
Naval Reserve
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Col. Theodors. Roosevelt
Paris Herald
Ite
Taft
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Court of Claims
Treasury Department
Washington
Clinton St. Clair
Rockford
Mary MecIintosh
St. Clair
McIntosh
Kaepernick
Germany
Ellis Island
House of Representatives
Ratney
Illnois
Wickersham
Henry W. Taft
American Woman Suffrage Association
Costa Rica
Clites
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Wash
American Association
Sam Langford
Jim Barry
Vernon
Cal
Barry
Charles Revelee
Richmond
Ind
Charles Allison
Cambridge City
Melrose
Mass
Dickinson
N. D
Russell
Nebraska Railway Commission
United States Supreme Court
Walker County
Alabama
Marshal Anderson
Oakman
Marshal Putman
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Venice
Porto Maurizio
William J. Bryan
Brazil
Lincoln
New -Haven (Conn
New England
Sinois Central Railroad
Kansas
Wichita
United States
Pregent
Anna
Howard “Shaw
Iowa state news highlights in early 1900s Iowa town reports
Washington mayor pushes for better streets with a heavy traction engine on the runways while a Popejoy family reunion honors 80 plus years of life. Missionary visits to Fairfield and Sioux City orphanage work arise as burglaries, fires, and robberies dot towns. Shriners prepare a Des Moines initiation, a fatality in Hinton, and a string of civic and legal events fill the pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Washington
Dixon
Iowa
Popejoy
Dows
Lizzie Fohes
Jennie Giger
Alden
Wthel Eastman
Fannie Thayer
Jawa Falls
E. P. Popejoy
Nara Visa
N. M
J. H. Popejoy
Towa Walls
Flora Popejoy
Fairfield
B. H. Miller
Seoul
Korea
Presbyterian Church
Miss Pool
Methodist Board
McClure
Mr. Mattox
Parsons College
Will Hedges
Iowa City
Stele
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Lfe
Ottumwa
J. G. Hutchison
R. Ames Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church
A. H. Hamilton
T. D. Poster
Winsor Hotel
Williams, St
Jens Jensen
Thera
He Insurance
Redpath Chautauqua
Lake City
Chautauqua
Maple Valley Fiemen's Association
Jas. Nash
Hinton
Nash
Mason City
Great Western
Commercial Club of
Créston
Kansas City
Liberty
Cyrus G. Quintard
Marshalltown
Norwalk
Conn
Quintard
Mary Edith
Order of St. Francis
Dubuque
Sioux City
Garrigan
Edith
St. Mary’s
John FH. Hauser, Jr
Marshall County
Liscomb
Hauser
Albert Holcomb
John Nolan
U. S. College of Medicine
Nichols
Michael Nolan
Missouri Valley
Robert Nolan
Bernard Gilbride
Bondurant
Gilbride
Clinton Grand Jury
John Reid
R. L. Meyers
Abbery
Meyers
Ben Hittle
John Little
Rock Island
St. Louis
St. Paul
Burlington
Jim Tindall
Johnson
Doctors 10 Meet Influence of Public School Life
Des Moines hosts the State Allopathic Medical Society convention May 18 19 at the Coliseum. Key talks examine school life influence on child development future motherhood and defect screening. Noted physicians from Mount Vernon Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Des Moines lead sessions with many speakers across surgery and pediatrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Allopathic Medical Society
Coliseum
A. Crawford
Mount. Vernon
Frederick E. Franchere
Sioux City
J. B. Murphy
Chicago
Department of Surgery
G. C. Moore
Ida Grove
W. ©. Philips
Clarinda
Max Emmert
Atlantic
J. W. Findley
Sac City
HW. B. Jennings
Council Bluffs
P. A. Ely
Deg Moines
M. N. Voldeng
Cherokee
W. M. Rendelman
Davenport
J. W. Kline
Fort Dodge
Clarence VY. Epps
Iowa City
Murdock Bannister
Ottumwa
Mary Tinley
8. A. Merritt
Emerson. Hoening
Drs. G. Mi, Crawford
Cedar Rapids
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Knights of Columbus
Peldman
Waterloo
Russia
Big Country
Lake
Beoet Jing
Brapoes
Convention of State Allopathic Medical Society
Spragueville
Railroad Commission
Milwaukee Railroad
Savanna
Brown
Milwaukee
Creston
Brown-Savanna
Big Hill
Polk County
IF. S. Andrews
Voting
County Board of Supervisors
Stone
Eliza Stone
Johnson Brigham
Brigham Residence
Rav
Gertrude von Petzold
Schramm
Charles W. Schramm
Fred B. Winslow
Iowa Telephone Company
Redfield
A. B
Smith
de Graft
Criminal Division
District Court
DeRosa
Carlo DeRosa
Paul Giglotti
Novinger
Hne
James Morgan
City Health Department
Zell G. Roe
Department of Public Safety
Alice Crawford
John Crawford
Booneville
Ninth and Park Avenue
Crawford
Edward C. Lytton
Wanna
Civil Service
Civil Services Commission
Seventh and
Walnut
Frankie Mahin
Guthrie
William Guthrie
Herman Ninz
Stewart
Louis Burkhardt
B. Burkhardt
Capitol Avenue
Oskaloosa
Watkins
James Watkins
Supreme Court
John Weaver
Mary Weaver
James R. Garfield
Chier
Grant Club
Mr. Garfield
Denver
B. F. Carroll