Taft Cabinet Confirmations and Inaugural Movements
The senate confirmed President Taft's cabinet without opposition and most members have taken the oath. The house adjourned to March 15. Taft emphasized geographic balance in selections. A committee says the Secret Service Dept lacks permanent legal authority. Roosevelt, Wrights, and other figures feature in a broad array of political, social, and international notes spanning Washington to Europe.
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Senate
Afi
MacVeagh
Dickinson
Taft
United States Senate
House
Secret Service Department
Fairbanks
Beveridge
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Lincoln
Ohio House of Representatives
Orville Wright
Wilbur Wright
Nelson
Minnesota
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Ool
New York
Hamburg
Isaac Stephenson
United States
Chevy Chase Club
Sperry
Atlantic Fleet
Admiral Schroeder
Belle Haguer
Iowa News Highlights From Sidney To Mason City
Protracted Sidney Baptist meeting ends with twenty one baptized. Wholesale theft nets boots clothes and garments from a vacant Mason City building. Bereaved pair Mr and Mrs Jacob Heilman mourn long married life. husband died in Bozeman after wife cancer death in McGregor. A women’s professional league forms at State University Town City. several officials named. Annual Iowa State Fireman tournament slated for Davenport. hotel work in Mason City and refinery plant at Iowa Falls planned. Various accidents, legal suits, and community efforts reported across towns including Davenport, Osage, and Guthrie Center.
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Delavan Smith
Charles BR. Wik
Donamatibel
Josaph Th Kealing
B. B. Cochems
University of Wisconsin
St. Louis University
King Victor Emanuel
William Marconi
Sidney I. Danby
Anderson
Indianapolis
Jay O'Loane
James Goodwin
Nevada
Merrit H. Insley
Leavenworth
Kan
White Horse
BE. H. Harriman
Tucton
Ariz
Mexican Coast
Unea
Nebraska Supreme Court
Bonacum
Lincoln
William Murphy
Seward
Neb
St. Vincent's Church
Jank C. Hollins
New York
Illinois
Taft
California Senate
Congress
United States
E. W. Backus
Minneapolis
International Falls
Minn
Otto C. Heinge
Omaha
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Brownsville
Joseph Benson Foraker
Ohio
Panama Canal
Federal Grand Jury
The
Press Publishing Company
Caleb van Hamm
New York World
St. Louis
George Edward
Rube) Waddell
Waddell
Tim. E. H. Harriman
Tucson
Sonora
Mex
Harriman
Gen. Grant
Mount MacGregor
Saratoga
London
Berlin
Servia
Russia
France
Great Britain
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Pennsylvania
Lake Erlepointa
Southern Steel Company
Birmingham
Ala
Butte, Mont
Pittsburg
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Railway Company
Navy Department
Pacific Fleet
Admiral Swinburne
Magdalena Bay
Camp Colt Dia
Barry
Mavana
Umiawis
Baptist Church
Beu
Sidney
Mason City
Jacob Heilman
McGregory
Bozeman
Mont
Forrester
Town City
Gertrude Minthorn
Medical
Tmogen Benson
Law
Iowa State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Davenport
W. W. Nobbs
Charles City
Merrill
Bilbert L
Tooker
Gowman Lumber Company
Charles Ryner
Dollie Ryner
de Witt
Clinton County
Ft. Dodge
Earl W. Lindsay
Prairie City
Iowa State Fireman
National Refining Oil Company
Iowa Falls
I. F. Meyer
College At
Ilinois
Meyer
Fred Curtis
Curtis
Phil Pickering
Boone
Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Belmond Mutual Telephone Company
E. M. Sheffield
M. H. Miller
Sioux City
Des Moines
Indianapolis County‘tion Company
Jimmie Reilly
Daniel Reilly
McGregor
Hall
Fox Lake Whey
St. Joseph's Catho
Waterloo
Tyrell
Thesmond
Ceil
Beaumont
Texas
Morgan Wyertsibrary
Clarion
Anti-Saloon League
Kuppey
Minneapolis and
Nemaha
R. M. Bailey
Arnold Baumgartner
Dubuque
Oklahoma
Baumgartner
Thrift
Burlington Road
J. R. Beckwith
Red Oak
Charles Williams
B. G. Maen
Sons-Minnesota Cereal Company
Winnebago County
Maen
Arthur Meyer
Keota
University Homeopathic Hospital
Rock Island
Grenwood
Board of Supervisors
Malvern
Harry Houghton
Gladbrook
Houghton
Farley
Joseph Cook
Amanda Glen
G. Kramer
Offeial Laad
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marshalstown
Conservation measure endorsed by Iowa House moves forward
Iowa lawmakers backed a bill to create a seven member State Conservation Commission to survey rivers, study drainage, forests, minerals, and to coordinate with the U S Geological Survey. The commission would begin work by July 1 1909 with a secretary and annual costs funded from a 5000 appropriation.
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House Committee On Conservation of
State Conservation Commission
United States
Congress
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Anderson
Iowa City
Ground Water Survey of
United States Geological Survey
State College
Ames
Cummins
Moore
State Board of Health
Clarkson
Senate
John Silvan
Polk County
Sulivan
State House
Appropriations Committee
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