Explosion injures Alba man amid broad Iowa news items
In Alba 29 year old William Colwell was hurt by a gun barrel explosion. S. T. Miller of Council Bluffs investigated a report of cattle disease from South Omaha. Cerro Gordo County awards a $15,000 heating plant contract for the courthouse and jail. Mason City doctors plan a city hospital with Catholic Sisterhood aid. Multiple drowning accidents occur in Des Moines river and Lake Milwaukee area. Various legal notices, labor disputes, and fires tally extensive local events across Iowa towns.
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William Colwell
Alba
S. T. Miller
Council Biafs
Orsati ‘A
South Omaha
Miller
Cerro Gordo County
Mason City
St. Paul
Dubuque
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Carl Untermill
Sanborn
Lake
Milwaukee
Joseph Camnon
Httle Verne Marsh
J. W. Livingstone
William Vanderbilt
Clinton
Vanderbilt
Livingstone
Stockholm Street
Commission Firm
Ware & Leland
Pearsons
Board of Trade
E B. A. Armsire
Wright
District Court
William Sheldon
Carson
Avoca
Wes
Sheldon
Shelton
Dexter
Fast Dodge
National Land Company of
Uncle Sam
Bexter
Algona
Frank Btringfellow
Albia
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
No. 678
Puelle
Haywood trial adjourned as motions clash in case
Long dispatch reviews the Haywood trial with adjournment of two days, motions to strike defense evidence, and witnesses like Max Match and Milby Aikman testifying for William D. Haywood. It notes Pinkerton surveillance by Morris Friedman and other developments across the case and related civil matters.
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Haywood
Waywood
Max Match
Joe Mchelich
Milby Aikman
Spectacle at Rockefellers Hearings Draws Crowds
Chicago July 7 crowds gathered outside Judge Landis court to glimpse John D Rockefeller as he testified in the Standard Oil freight rate and rebating case. Officers defended access while Rockefeller said his role at Standard Oil was honorary and he had no involvement for eight to ten years.
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John D. Rockefeller
Wiliam Rockefeller
Standard Oi Company
Chicas
Landis
Standard OJ Company
Indiana
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
New York
Laura M. Carter
Wisconsin
Vicur
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Joseph H. Choate
High Seas
New York Central Railroad Company
Hazel
Rochester
N. Y
Standard of Company
J. G. McMahen
Ohio
Martinsville
Ind
North Lawrence
Dunn's
Harry A. Garfield
Garfield
Princeton
Williams College
Henry Hopkins
University of Florence
Italy
Nicholas Deidrich
Sioux City
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
United States Census Bureau
North Tonawanda
Ethel Bish
Findlay
Mary M. Kendall
Oswego
Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
National
Chicago
United States
Mr. Rockefeller
Judge Landis
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Standard Ol Company
Consul Jenkins Charged With Salvadoran Uprising
Mexico City reports claim Consul General Jenkins organized and instigated a Salvadoran revolution. Washington recalls followed an investigation by Inspector Murphy. The Salvadorean government cites cables showing Jenkins aiding Zelaya’s agents. Zelaya builds 1,000 troops at Cosiguila border for a potential second invasion.
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Jenkins
Mexico City
United States
Salvador
Washington
Associated Press
Republic
Murphy
Zelaya
San Salvador
Merry
Fls
Cosiguila
Germany Looks For War Amid Global Tensions
Berlin reports a broad belief in an imminent war between Japan and the United States. German papers note Roosevelt's effort to appease Tokyo, while acknowledging Japan seeks no undue demands. They cite race, California anti Japanese tensions, and limits of federal coercion as core obstacles.
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Berlin
Japan
United States
Germany
Rosevelt
Treaty renewal held up due to labor clause dispute
Semi official advices reported by Ototaki Yamaoka, representing Count Okuma's progressive party, indicate Japan will not consent to renewing the treaty with the United States if the pact includes a clause excluding Japanese laborers.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Coolia
Hayashi
Ototaki Yamaoka
Count Okuma
Progressive Party
Editor in Up For Contempt in Baltimore Case
In United States district court Judge Morris issued an order to show cause why attachment for contempt should not issue against Herbert C. Cuplt, president and general manager of the World, after a World editorial criticizing the handling of the case against John W. Geiger, former cashier of Canton National Bank, now on trial before Judge Morris.
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Nebraska
United States
Canada
Mark Twain
London
Rxport
Miss Lyon
Maurice
Ciempee
Mass
James Delehanty
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Whitewater
Wis
George McGuire
Fradstreets
San Francisco
Hamburg
Steamship Company
Amazon
Bay of Hiscay
Brazil
Charles Swayne
United States Court For
Northern District of Florida
University of Pennsylvania
Fort Dallas National Bank
Miami
Fla
Comptroller
May Sutton
California
Bloomington
Easti
Providence
R. I
Carrie Wilkenson
Indianapolis
Herman, Bartels
Syracuse
Osgoode Hall
Out
Meyer Goldberg
New York
Martin “J. Sheridan
Irish- American Athletic Club of
Morgan
Albert E. Carrier
Detroit
Charles R. Knowles
Albany
N. Y
Pittsfield County Club
Gordon
Kingwood
Francis B. Thurber
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Parc Des Princes
Paris
Meredith
Marquis Ito
Korea
Japan
Rexford Dew
Wilson
N. C
Roosevelt
Orma
McHarg
Senate Committee On Pensions
New Mexico
Frank Schmelzer
Silverton
Col
Western Federation of Mines
Boise
Rochester
Tax
Evelyn Sears
Boston
Carrie B. Neely
Cincinnati
Eugene Schmitz
Baltimore
Morris
United States District Court
Herbert C. Cuplt
John W. HH Geiger
Canton National Bank
Judee Morris
Welt
Prolemh Tenneilies
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Iowa News
Decatur City
Frice
Max Sone
Walker & Carrington
Antone Tenningsen
Henningsen
Elk River
Harry Crossley
Minik
Cressley
Cressiery
Loehr
Fairfield
Guy Loehr
Paniatorium
Rock Island
Davenport
Clear Lake Reporter
M. E
Carr, Ryder & Adams
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Wood Workers’ Union
R.fulle
Benson
Illinois Central
Charles Cleaves
Cherokee
John Hum
Ed Reesz
Audubon County
Greeley Township
de White
Edrick
Audubon
Childs
Wd Smutney
American Tee Company
William W. Johnson
Petoskey
Mich
William J. Fortune
C. A. Cornish
Lincoln Park
Raigal
Morocco
Caid
Marty MaclLaan
Raiswli
Tangier
Edward
Enrico Caruso
South Carolina
Kentucky
Charles Murray
Nellie Murray
Peoria
Ill
E. §. Holmes, Jr
Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Iowa Central Roads
Don Juan de Austria
Admiral Dewey
Michigan
Lake Superior
John ‘'T. Healy
Elgin
Buena Vista Lake Levee
Bakersfield
Cal
President Amador
Panama
Europe
Martha Washington
George Washington
Terre Haute
J. D. Rideout
Mercantile Trust Company of
Iiinois National Guard
James B Culver
Springfeld
State Department
Manuel Sarabia
Douglas
Ariz
Gov. Doneen
Ilinois
G. M. Moulton
Tinos National Guard
J. E. Stuart
Second Infantry
Moulton
G. A. Hall
St. Joseph
Beck’s
Hot Springs
Salt Lake City
First National Bank
Hicksville
Marseilles
France
Boglos Farkain
Kasper Vartarian
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
Gov. Hoch
Western Passenger Association
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Ave Central
John D
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