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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1911

Page

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Senate subcommittee weighs recommendation on Stephenson election

Washington action reports a SenatePrivileges and Elections Committee subcommittee led by Chairman Dillingham to study recommendations on investigating Wisconsin Senator Stephenson election. Pensrose and Aldrich testimony linked Lorimer probes. Kenyon urged cost of living cuts and wool tariff revision without waiting for tariff board findings.

Dillingham United States Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Heyburn, Sutherland, Bradley, Batley and Paytter Senate Stephenson Wisconsin Boies Penrose United States Senate Lorimer Committee Edward Hines Chicago Nelson W. Aldrich Rhode Island Lorimer Taft Aldrich Hines Kenyon Iowa Congress Tariff Board

Taft says France open to arbitration treaty progress

In Manassas Virginia Domestic President Taft told blue and gray veterans that France expressed willingness to join arbitration talks with England and that both treaties could be signed within two weeks. The report covers other political notes including a Lincoln monument plan and public health updates.

Taft Reunion Manassas France England

Foreign revolutionists in Haiti hold most towns

Foreign revolutionists in Haiti now hold all important towns on the island except Port au Prince the capital and the downfall of President Simon ts be leved to be certain. Miss Annie 93 Peck the American climber accompanied by Carl Volk mar and five Peruvians ascended two peaks of the volcano Coropuna July 16. Coropuna rises 18000 to 20000 feet. Lady Om a Korean emperor Yi Heul’s widow died. She was a palace politician and attendant to the murdered queen. The veto bill curtails Lords power and expands Commons power and nears law. It passed a third reading in the Lords with one peer in opposition. Jose Ramos and confederates were arrested at Mexico City for conspiring to assassinate General Reyes. Anonymous letters revealed the plot to authorities who also report plans against President de la Barra and Madero.

Haiti Port Au Prince Simon Ts Annie Peck Carl Volkmar Coropuna Peru Lady Om Yi Heul Korea House’ of Lords House of Commons House of Lords Jose, Ramos Mexico City Reyes de la Barra Madero Wth Chris Pappas Creal Lehigh Cement Mason City Nick Georgacopalous Georgacopalous Earl Madden Platte Township Coakley Creston Frank Bowman Carl Hoquist George Smith Clear Lake Carroll G. A. Hunttoon Des Moines State Optometry Board George McManus Waterloo Huntoon State Board of Health W. A. Buell Lacey Pearl Sparks Oskaloosa Buell S. Freedman Iowa Falls Kansas City Wichita BH. J. C. Bealer Linn County Senate Red Oak & Northwestern Imogene Red Oak Iowa State ‘University Ox A. Irwin Chicago Landscapa Artlat Homer R. Dill Tha Aelentiste Peng Pertilepid Iw Hiram Dewell Towa Termidus Clarenne George M. Chappell West Union Cement Company West Union Henry Blunt Fg R. C. Wiliamson Carlisle Henry Talbot State Veterinary Examining Board Iowa Veterinary Medical Association Glanders Talbot Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument Commission State House Cora A. Steele Susie Nelson Iowa Industrial School For Girls Mitchellville Steele Muscatine Missouri Valley Boone Boone Commercial Association F. H. Hammill Northwestern Railway Company Kenyon Washington Sac City Chautauqua Sac Glidden Chautauqqua Louis Pelzer Montana State Normal State University of Iowa Pelzer Atlantic University of Iowa Municipal Electric Light and Power Webster City Mt. Pleasant William Jennings Bryan Francis J. Heney Joseph W. Folk Rey Frank Gunsaulus Iowa Tax Commission Automobilists of Iowa Automobile Association Chicago & Northern Lmited Tama Belle Plaine Wm. Morris Plainfield No. 1 Charles Clute Delaware Dubuque Belle Plaine

Organization of traveling men reopens in Milwaukee

An early 20th century note reports a reorganization of a group of commercial traveling men in Milwaukee. Details are sparse but indicate a structured gathering or meeting to adjust membership and rules. The item emphasizes local business networking among sales staff.

Oi 2 Milwaukee

Lincoln Boys Club trip to lakes begins outing

The Lincoln Boys' Club of Spencer with about forty boys and Rev. L. C. Bond of the Methodist church headed to the lakes for a three days outing. The Frances Willard Girls' club is slated to follow.

Lincoln Spencer L. C. Bond Lakes Frances Willard Joan Hanson Cedar Falla Illinois Central Railway

Iowa Corn 15 Safe Showers Boosting Drought Recovery

Iowa showers across the state boosted the corn crop amid cool weather and rain. Keokuk saw heavy rainfall while Des Moines reported 0.40 inch and other cities posted varying amounts, with Council Bluffs and southwest Iowa noting over an inch, aiding late-season maturity.

Net Iowa Keokuk Burlington Des Moines Pluvius Davenport Dubnane Siouxx City Council Bluffs

Normal training courses eyed for Guthrie and other high schools

Des Moines July 24 Guthrie county high school at Panora and the high schools of Greenfield Osceola and Creston are likely to receive the new normal training course under the Adams law State Superintendent A M DeVoe reports after returning from a trip He spoke at four county institutes and attended five school boards meetings Organised labor in Iowa runs four cooperative stores besides Council Bluffs and Waterloo with Marshalltown and Oskaloosa in various stages of formation

Des Moines Guthrie County Panora Greenfield Osceola Creston Adams Law A. M. DeVoe Iowa A. L. Urick State Federation of Labor Council Bluffs Waterloo Marshalltown Oskaloosa

Longevity and Local Historian Harris Celebrates 90th

Hon D M Harris marks his 90th birth anniversary celebrated yesterday in Logan. He organized the Missouri Valley Times 43 years ago and remains connected to the paper. Harris previously served Harrison County in the Iowa legislature as a Democrat.

Logan M Harris Lfe Missouri Valley Times Harris Harrison County Iowa

Auto Crash Injures Two Real Estate Dealers in Clear Lake

In Swaledale area an auto accident near Mason City left J.B. Hansen with a broken leg and arm and internal injuries while H. D Mazona suffered a broken arm and severe bruises. Both men are prominent real estate dealers in Clear Lake.

Mason City Swaledale Turtle J.B. Hansen H. D Mazona Clear Lake

Funeral of Prominent Iowa Mason George A Turner

George A Turner age 63 a prominent Mason and past grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masons of Iowa was buried in Waterloo after services attended by Masons from across the state. The funeral held yesterday afternoon drew many temple brothers and Iowa Masonic leaders to pay respects to the deceased.

Waterloo George A. Turner Iowa Royal Arch Masons State

Thrashing In Grundy Center Report

Thrashing has commenced in Grundy Center on a field of oats yielding about forty five bushels per acre with good quality grain. The average yield is about thirty five bushels. The corn outlook is twenty three to twenty five bushels with good potential but needs more moisture. Potatoes and pastures show fair prospects for the season.

Grundy Grundy Center

Mason Temple Lodge Plans Building Masonie Temple

A fragmented notice from Mason Temple Lodge reveals a plan to perfect building work for a temple project. The readable text references Mason City in July and notes numbers 40 and 120, suggesting project details or measurements. Further specifics are not provided in the legible fragments.

Temple Lake City A. M. ‘Lodge

Plant Machinery to Be Erected This Fall in City

In a fall timetable the PO Ste project will see machinery installed at the plant with completion by August 1. The city awaits the start of construction as plans proceed for the new facility and its equipment.

Western Canada Wheat Boom Prompts Farm Labor Demand

The article reports a projected 200 million bushels of wheat in Western Canada, up 100 million from last year, with high farm labor demand. It lists Canadian government agents in multiple U.S. cities offering low rates and land prospects in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, noting land prices from 7 to 10 dollars an acre and potential yields of 20 to 25 bushels per acre yielding 8 to 10 dollars per acre net.

Canada M. V. McInnes Jefferson Avenue Detroit Mich C. A Laurier Marquette Crawford Syracuse N. Y Thos. Hetherington Tremont Street Boston Maas H. M. Williams Gardner Ridg Toledo Ohio Geo. Atrd Traction-Terminal Indianapolis J. Broughton Chicago Iil Geo A. Hall Second Street Milwaukee Wis T. Holmes Jackson Street St. Paul Minn Chas. Pilling Clifford Grand Forks N. D J.B. Carbonneau, Jr Main Street Biddeford J.M. MacLachlan Watertown S. D W. V. Bennett Bee Bidg Omaha Neb W.H. Rogers Kansas City Benj. Davies Dunn Block Great Falls Montana Spokane Wash Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Boarding House Swallowers and a Dime Museum Tale

A new boarder asks about a man with a swallowing sword at a nearby dime museum. In a separate rehearsal, Mrs. Patrick Campbell clashes with manager Charles Frohman over delivery, proudly declaring herself an artist and drawing a sharp rebuke to secrecy.

Dime Museum Honore Patrick Campbell Ing Charles Frohman Campbell Ur‘bane

Detained Downtown After Wife's Relatives Visit

A man is held downtown until midnight after his wife’s relatives visit, delaying business and prompting local officials to intervene. The incident centers on domestic tensions affecting public space and time. Authorities reported no serious injuries.

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