Taft Abrogates 1832 Treaty and Seeks New Accord
President Taft signed the Lodge resolution ratifying his abrogation of the 1832 Russian treaty. The treaty remains in effect until January 1, 1913 while efforts pursue a new agreement to remove friction. Taft considers offering U S mediation in the Turko Italian war on ideas from Dr Lyman Abbott and Dr Mary Eddy, with the Senate vote 72 to 0. A Georgian abstains. A new police key loss triggers $1300 in lock changes at the House Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Lyman Abbott
New York
Mary Eddy
Turkey
United States
The
Lodge
Senate
Honrs
Macon
Georgia
New Theater movement abandoned in New York
A fragmented 1911 era digest notes the abandonment of the New Theater and its movement in New York, the razing of a proposed West Forty-First Street building, and sale of the land. It also reports various political and legal items including Gary Indiana official corruption case, indictments in Potter County Pennsylvania, and other national incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Theater
New York
West Forty-Afth Street
Fire hits Nashua creamery in Iowa loss near four thousand
Interesting items from Iowa report a Nashua creamery plant fire causing about 4000 in damage, with 3000 to the building and machinery and 1000 in butter stored in the refrigerator. Fire started in the engine room and the blaze overwhelmed the crew. arrests for kidnapping in Rockwell City area. various local notes on rail, court, and community events across the state.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery
Nashua
Joseph Dewey
New Mexico
W. H. Jones
Marshalltown
Iowa
Creston
Cumberland
Spaulding
Orient
Greenfield
Cambodia
Kratzer
Fort Madison
Taft
Senate
Clas. A. Reynolds
Harlan
Eric P. Dalander
Madrid
Chas. W. Griggs
Sutherland
Caleb Hi. Wickersham
West Branch
James Ellickson
Thompson
Thomas Duff
Mason City
Garner
Hancock County
Myron Adams
Solon
Shenandoah
Pendleton Place
Iowa City
Calhoun County Farmers' Institute
Rockwell City
Charlie Obye
Petey Goulden
Burlington
Tracey
J. L. Bowers
Leon Jackson
Emerson Cannon
Cannon
William Bach
Dubuque
Greman
Division
North
McGregor
Iowa Cities Debate Moon Law Reach And Charter Status
Iowa's legal department and city officials spar over whether the Moon law covers special charter cities. Des Moines Cedar Rapids Burlington Ft Dod ge Keokuk Marshalltown Sioux City are named in contention with other towns and questions about uniformity of the law. Nearby topics include a Des Moines railway hearing and licensing crackdowns on dairy dealers under new state rules.
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Des Moines
Thirty-third General Assembly
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Ft. Dodge
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Liability Commission Meets In Des Moines Observes Statewide Efforts
Des Moines reports the tenth session of the Employers' liability commission at the state house. Iowa's board compares methods with Illinois Wisconsin and seeks data to improve accident reporting medical costs and settlements. Leaders discuss replacing liability laws with compensation principles while stressing manning manufacturing growth and stronger urban centers. The piece notes figures on stock in transit data efforts by Mr Downing and comments on pure food and drug laws impacting hair tonics and cosmetics. It mentions Van Huyning seeking reinstatement as state museum curator and a surge in copies of Justice Weaver's Moon law opinion. Corn Growers meeting with 75 scientists, headed by Gan JG White of Nevada, is also noted.
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Creston
Atock
Mika Foxhaven
Harling
Harlan
Osceola
Wilda Camblin
J. J. Hess
Iowa & Omaha
Council Bluffs
Philadelphia
Atlantic Northern & Southern Road
London
Leslie M. Shaw
Shenandoah
Electric Light
Frank M. Turpin
Dubuque
Mary Lee Smith Turpin
Turpin
Waterloo
Charles Koepke
Jed Koepke
William H. Englert
Iowa City
Englert
Chicago
B. G. Swift
State Center
Paton
David Farrell
Clinton
Joseph Mellicar
Newport
Mellicar
Ward Gustison
Fairfield
Njuries
Wier
Magon City
Keokuk
Martin” Morarity
Fairfax
Des Moines
Employers’ Liability Commission
State House
United States Commission
Linola
Wisconsin
Iowa Commission
Iowa
Given
Towa
van Huyning
T. van Huyning
Historical Department
State Lbtary
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Algona Courier
Hinchon & Finnell, Publishers
Algona
Washington
Walter Gibson
Gary
Ind
Dean Keating
Lake Circuit
Crown Point
Potter County
George C. Bayless
Fred N. Hamlin
Bayless Polp and Paper Company
Austin
Austin Dam
Deneen
Illinois
Guelzon
Supreme Court
Salt
Keystone Watch Case Company
Watch Case Trust
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska
Secretary of
Mr. Roosevelt
Toko O. Yelser
Omaha
Clarence ¥.T. Richeson
Bogton
Avis Linnell
Joan W. Poole
Joseph Kemper
Lafayette
Michigan City
Eberill Clark
John Sebmidt
Mary Chamberlain
du Bend
Kan
Grover
Baiaix
Painelaughter
Carl Johneson
Friend
Theodore Hoosevelt
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Edward H. Harriman
Milnots Supreme Court
Commission
Western Union Company
Carpenter
George T. Buckinghat
John Connelly
Leavenworth, Kaw
Ia. S
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Hiram BH. Hills
Sensor
R. W. Speer
Ilinois
Supreme Court of the United States
Iinois
Fort Peck
Montana
Pawtucket Valley
Faunce
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Senor Cuesta
Douglas, Ariz
Baseball Park
Viterbo
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
Meliton Hurtado
Mexico City
Higinis Aguilar
Madero
Aguilar
Franz Josef
Cecilia
Frederick William
Germany
Duchesa Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Clara Morris
Yonkers, N. Y
Baron Uchida
O. P. Gathiin
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Steele High School
Dayton
My. Gothiin
Corps Automobile
York
Banquet of America
New
Hawkeye
Stanley
Dr. Taylor
Sigourney
Crage
Ton
Pions
Greene
State
Davenport
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
State Food and Dairy Department
State Food and Dairy Commissioner
Wilson Machine Company of
Northern
West Point Creamery Company
Green
W. C. Davenport Company
Barr
Anamosa Penitentiary
Board of Control
Charles C. McClaughry
Northern Insurance, Company
Moscow
Russia
Upton
Phoenix Company
Spain
Middlewest Firs Insurance Company
Valley City
Seed
Ft. Madison
Holden
P. G. Holden
Ames
Transit
James.is
Bureau of Animal’ Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Downing
Goone
Trank Allen
Clerk of the Supreme Court
Justice Weaver
Gan
White
Nevads
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