Commary Weeks Events At Chau Tauqua And Expositions
Notable remarks by Leslie M. Shaw at Chau tauqua North Carolina amid swings in national politics. Minnesota Governor John A Johnson highlighted Swedish Day at Seattle Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition drawing thousands of Swedish attendees. John Galvin sworn in as Cincinnati mayor after the late Col Leopold Markbreldt. President Reyes of Colombia resigns with August 3 election looming. Wright wins $30,000 prize and sets speed record at Fort Myer. Multiple crime, political, and disaster items follow in the general news bumper.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Chautauqua
N. C
Hearst
la Follette
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Seattle
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Leopold Markbreldt
Reyes
Colombia
Charles Zubelin
Boston
Cahutauqua
BE. H. Harriman
Financial Post
Representative Tawney
Charles Richard van Hise
Wisconsin University
New York
Emmeline Fankhurst
England
Mexico
Noah R. Marker
First National Bank
Tipton
Ind
Muncie
Missouri
Barcelona
Melilla
Madrid
Spain
Orville Wright
Congress
Fort Myer
Harry Thaw
Justice Mills
Phillip Swift
Edward F. Swift
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wis
Pittsburg
Kan
Fred Dicke
Two Rivers
Wia
George Whitehead
Roy Griswold
Georgetown
Col
Peter Waeltz
Helleville
Claude Brooks
Kansas City
Sidney Herndon
Tyler
Tex
San Pedro
Cal
Randall
Bethpage
Tenn
Kentucky
Nebraska
Ballonists
St. Louis
House
Washington Saga
James Wilson
Jaws
Representative Scott
Kansas
Jerome
Stanford White
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Winthrop Harbor
Judge Clarkson
Kenosha
Wright Brothers
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Harrison. Green
Milwaukee
Arthur Eulan
John Ament
Henry Zebotski
Wisconsin River
Merrill
William H. Marker
John Mullarkey
Edward Axline
Bellevus
Leavenworth
Alfonso
Georgia
Peoria
Ill
Roy Blake
Denver
Cot
Belleville, I
Peter Waltz
Belleville
Grannan
Baltimore
Senator Stone
Pennsylvania
William McCracken
Osage County
Oklo
London
Henry Jordan
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Western Federation of Minera
United Hatters
North America
Guadalajara
Iowa
Ernest Allen
Pbiehanan County
Will Winters
People's National Bank of Independence
Marion
Carroll
James Henry Renihan
St Mary's
Oskaloosa
Mercy Hospital
Cosgrove
Keokuk
St. Francis de Sales
Crystal Lake
Oshamno’s
Mississippi Valley Spiritualist Association
Mt. Pleasant Park
Clinton
W. H. Lucas
Knoxville
Flanders & Jolliffe
John M. Moore
Indianola
Warren McHenry
Iown Drainage and Waterways Commission
Des Moines
Commercial Club
Morris Williams
Ottumwa
J. B. Hammond
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Jefferson County
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Coliseum
Des Molines
Ames
Tawa State Agricultural College
Des Montes Automobile
Equitable
M. L. Temple
Judge Advocate
War Department
Lisle Crabtree
John C. Raymond
Army Post
Smith McPherson
M. A. Quick
Neila Danielson
Accidents and Notes From Iowa Towns and Fairs
A fairgrounds accident at Rockwell City threatens the death of the proprietor’s year old child after a leopard injures the youngster. other Iowa items include resignations, crimes, court actions, and community notes with deaths, drownings, births, and local events across Des Moines, Emmetsburg, Clinton, and surrounding counties.
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Rockwell City
Horsmann
Dyersville
Des Moines
Due Intque
Benson
Horstmann
Tama Jim Wilson
McKinley
Iowa
E. G. Roberts
The
Christian Church
Mason City
Drake University
J. HE. McClintock
Colfax
Epworth League Assembly
Spokane
Wash
PF. L. Early
Newton
C. W. Cheney
Cedar Rapids
F. B. Hooper
A. L. Morse
Iowa City
CG. C. Keister
Mitchellville
J. C. Pike
Monroe
C. L. Nye
Woodbine
Hampton Association of
Hampton
Grand View Park
Henry Gray
J. A. Cook
Paul Jones
Samuel Saucerman
Mattie Spelling-Robinson-Collins
Fred Sterling
Walnut Street
Frank A. Lawin
Lawin
Clarence
B. A. Hardin
Knoxville
Migs Mildred Price
Lamont Caillege
Bupimer
Passadena
Cal
Emery Misner
Atlantic
Logan
State Levy in 1909 Highlights Des Moines Tax Totals
Des Moines reports the 1909 state tax levy set at 3.4 mills to raise 2.3 million dollars, with total taxable property at 677,439,730 including lands, town lots, railroads, interurbans, and telegraph properties. Other notes cover court actions, hires, fairs schedules, and local governance items from July 31.
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Des Moines
Executive Council
Telegraph
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William Jennings Bryan
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Maddab
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Polk County
Highland Park College
Longwell
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Col. M. L. Temple
United States
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John ©. Raymond
Second Cavalry
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McPherson
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H. M. Byers
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West Walnut Street
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Independence
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Vinton
Arad Thompson National
Henry Luehsen
Dubuque
N. ©. Stewart
C. H. Barker
James Rush Lincoln
Telltott BE. Lambert
John C. Toper
Charles J. Wilson
Washington
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Charles G. Saunders
Davis S. Fairchild, Jr
Frank V. Bishop
Muscatine
Leon W. Ainsworth
Food and Dairy
H. R. Wright
W. E. Johnson
J. J. Ross
Fort Madison
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Join Sener
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Clara I. Secor
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