Centerville buys whole stake in steam line to Albia
Centerville Light and Traction purchases the entire interest of the Southern Iowa Traction company in the steam line between Centerville and Albia, a thirty mile route. Extensions are planned south to Cincinnati Indiana and southwest to Seymour. The report follows a rash of regional transport developments as communities push electrification.
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Trust bills outlined as program for Wilson era
Washington publicized administration trust bills aiming to define unlawful monopolies curb unfair practices create a federal trade commission regulate corporate directorships and ban interlocking boards. Congress debates strikes in Colorado and Michigan mines. Austin and Flannery clash over radium land schemes. Portland cement output rises by nearly 10 million barrels since 1912.
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Goethals Offer to Be New York Police Chief
Domestic Col George W Goethals the Panama Canal builder agrees to serve as police commissioner of New York if Washington places him on the retired list and if New York enacts legislation granting him complete power. Other items include a Michigan train robbery, union expulsions, a murder conviction, grand jury probes, and notes on Taft, the banks, and international affairs.
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Campaign mood shifts as Republicans weigh candidate
Des Moines reports a rush of activity as Democrats Progressives and possibly Republicans campaign for the Second district. With W J Hayes out the GOP may stay silent leaving Hanley of Muscatine to rely on past votes and labor support while Democrats seek a strong turnout to affirm the administration.
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Great Western to Invest in Des Moines Rail Improvements
Des Moines area rail upgrades involve about 1.5 million dollars from Great Western with Iowa set to gain most benefits. Included is a 50 thousand dollar wiring project for Des Moines to Oelwein line to improve train dispatch. The line will be retracked with 85 pound steel rails between Chicago and Des Moines. Five Pacific superheated passenger engines are arriving from Baldwin Locomotive Works. Sixty all steel passenger cars are under construction by American Car and Woundry Company.
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College annual theft shocks Mount Pleasant
Unknown students forced entry into the Junior class editorial rooms and stole the college annual material for the Croaker. The loss includes typewriters, pictures, cameras, printing and engraving contracts, advertising contracts, cuts, editorials and cartoons from five months of labor. The theft is linked to a lingering feud between classes.
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Factory Receives Large Order for 1914 Farm Machinery
Waterloo factory reports a single day intake of orders totaling 426,415 from foreign lands. The shipment includes 500 tractors 2,000 gasoline engines cream separators and multiple pump-jacks and surrenders to be delivered in 1914.
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Keokuk Minister Resigns to Lead Newton Church
Keokuk pastor Rev. George C. Williams of the First Congregational Church presented his resignation to his congregation. He has accepted a call to serve in Newton, Iowa, moving to lead the Newton church.
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Boosters Increase Capital in Keokuk Factory Drive
Keokuk Industrial Association at its annual meeting voted to raise capital stock from 50 000 to 200 000 to create a bigger working fund and better secure factory prospects in Keokuk.
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Plans to Hold Corn Show at Waukoh
A short course will not be held this year. Instead a corn show is planned in connection with the two day session of the annual farmers institute February 10 and 11. Local organizers aim to showcase corn events alongside the institute activities.
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