Longworth Defeated in Ohio First District by Bowdle
Official Hamilton County count shows Nichol s Longworth defeated by Stanley Bowdle Democrat by 87 votes in the First Ohio district. California unofficial returns place Roosevelt ahead of Wilson by 45 votes though final official tally may alter results. Chairman McCombs begins an eagerly awaited vacation in South Carolina after election night.
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Hamilton County
Board of Elections
Nichols Longworth
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Stanley Bowdle
William T. McCombs
New York
Democratic National Committee
South Carolina
California
Roosevelt
Wilson
Agreement with Russia on treaty replacement reached
Secretary Knox and Russian Ambassador Bakhmeteff nearly finalize a replacement for the 1832 commercial treaty, effective January 1. President Taft accepts Lee McClung's resignation as treasurer, Carmi Thompson expected to succeed. Fisher appoints David White to lead USGS, succeeding Waldemar Lindgren who moves to MIT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Knox
Bakhmeteff
Taft
Lee McClung
McClung
Carmi Thompson
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
David White
United States Geological Survey
Waldemar Lindgren
Geological Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Steamboat Mayflower Disaster in Ma dowska River Canada
Foreign eleven perished when the steamboat Mayflower sank in the Ma dowska river, Canada. Three survivors are so weak they can tell little about the accident. The body of Spanish premier Jose Canalejas, assassinated on Tuesday, entombed in the Spd panelpeon with His Excellency.
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Madowska River
Canada
Jose Canalejas
Spd
Unsettling Iowa Crime Wave And Vets Meet Highlights
A young man named Clarence Hartshorn was arrested in Corning for trying to dispose of postage stamps and confessed to a post office robbery at Pacific Junction. Iowa Vet er inarians elect E W Miller as president and 200 delegates attend. Courts hear murder and alienation cases as Bowers and Lowthers litigations proceed. multiple accidents and local incidents fill the week from Shenandoah to Davenport.
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Clarence F. Hartshorn
Corning
Council Bluffs
Post Office
Ranger
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Sapp
Pacific Junction
Hartshorn
Iown
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Veterinarians’ Association
Ames
E.W. Miller
W. A. Heck
West Liberty
J. A. Scott
Waterloo
C. H. Stang
Veterinary Department of
Ames Colege
H. L. Stewart
Lacona
William Bowers
Arthur L. Brokke
Forest City
Kelley
Charles City
Brokke
Bowers
Alice Lowthers
Creston
John Lowthers
Jane Lowthers
Eugene L. Williams
Alice Zurick
Tingley
Mason City
Oscar Bowers
Boys’ Work Department
The
State
Des Moines
Henry Piper
Dr. Armitage
Shenandoah
Piper
Iowa National Guard
Carrol
C. C. Heimer
J. H. McClelland
Joseph Tuffres
Marshall County
Tuffree
Taft
Gayly
Ottumwa
Carl Beckwish
Decorah
A. Waddell
Thor
New Right of Way Aims to Reroute M. and St. L. Line
Surveyors map a seven mile new route to replace harmful grades and sharp curves between Eldora and Steamboat Rock. The work would route the railroad along the Iowa river west of Eldora, avoiding the worst crossings and deadly parking area where many costly wrecks have occurred.
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Eldora
Steamboat Rock
Father
Iowa River
Holden Goes to a Larger Field
Des Moines reports Perry G. Holden, longtime Iowa Agricultural Association president and former Iowa State College professor, named dean of International Harvester service bureau. He will oversee a one million dollar budget to expand the bureau, will base in Chicago, and plans to expand Iowa expertise globally while remaining committed to Iowa.
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Harry A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chicago Association of Commerce
New York
Merchants’ Association
Des Moines
Perry G. Holden
Iowa Agricultural Assocation
Iowa State College At
Ames
International Harvester Company
Holden
Chicago
Iowa Agriculturist
Towa
Uncle Sam Fines Uncle Falstaff Editor in Iowa
Frank A Sat ter known as Uncle Falstaff pleaded guilty in Fort Dodge federal court to sending obscene matter through the mails. Judge Reed surmised no obscenity in the material and imposed a nominal $25 fine. The Ellsworth editor’s article critiqued a perceived moral condition among local youths.
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Webster City
Frank A. Satter
Wisworth
Iowa
Uncle Falstaff
Reed
Fort Dodge
Ellsworth
Pearls Found In Oysters At Webster City Café
A Webster City cafe served two large perfect pearls with oysters to a prominent plumbing contractor. Not all Webster City hotels and restaurants serve pearls with oysters, but this cafe did.
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Webster City
WII Erect Hospital in Sioux City Ground Broken
Dr. A. Moe of Heron Lake Minn plans a new four story brick hospital with a laboratory on Seventh and Jackson streets in Sioux City. He has purchased the ground and will oversee the construction, creating the sixth hospital in the city.
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WII
Sioux City
A. 3X
Moe
Heron Lake
Minn
Seventh
Jackson Streets
Conaway Takes Partner in Mason City Times
Freeman R. Conaway gains partner in the Mason City Times as B. F. Ferguson and M. I. Ferguson buy an interest and Ferguson assumes business management of the paper.
Postoffice and Store in Bingham Burned Down
Fire consumed the postoffice and general store at Bingham. The postmaster, Mr Oxford, reportedly took government funds before the blaze. The loss to stock was about 3800 dollars, insured for 2000. A faulty flight home and other details described in the damaged report.
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Bingham
Shengadogh
Atore
Oxford
New Petition At Ottawa Ottumwa
A readable fragment notes a petition of consent commonly called the gallon petition viewed in state for at Ottawa and Ottumwa with unspecified details. The brief hints at a formal procedural matter related to local government or governance.
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Ottawa
Ottumwa
Inventor’s Banter on Heatless Home Tricks Sparks Debate
In a playful Shop Talk exchange, the Inventor touts a heatless heater, leakproof fixtures, an invisible ash can, and a disappearing bed as making city life better. Benedict counters that true progress hinges on a footless meter and vanishing gas bill.
Rash Spreads After Small Face Rash To Arms
Miss Katherine McCallister of Indianapolis describes a severe allergic like rash that began on her face and spread to arms and back over ten days. She suffered itching burning and disfigurement before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After seven to eight days improvements began and by about three weeks she was cured. Sample and order details follow.
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Road Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Katherine McCallister
Dept. L
Boston
Reverse Proceeding in a Domestic Query
In a terse exchange a caller asks if Mabel was located after a prior search and the respondent confirms the discovery followed a phone inquiry. The dialogue reflects a pursuit and outcome within an interpersonal dispute.
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Algona Courier
Hinchon & Finnell, Publishers
Algona
Sowaa
Haings
Brie
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Towar City
N. C
Fargo
Gallowy
Albert E. Shoemaker
Anti-Satoon League
District of Columbia
Prograss
Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
New York Polytechnical Hospital
George Hart
Bufferer
Paisley
Steubenville, O
Columbus
Hogan
Jefferson County
Werner L. Hoffman
Gardans
Washington Hospital
Hoffman
George R. Lunn
Bohenestady
Monon
Cincinnati Limited
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Irvington
Helen Dwelie Jenkins
Parr
Justice Schmuck
Philip J. Dunn
John McNamara
Joseph Bush
Justice Crane
New York Supreme Court
McNamara
J. Rappa Myers
Rappe Hotel
Greeneburg
Gladya
Trenton N. J
Aetna Powder Company
Gary
William Shapiro
Herman Rosenthal
Lefty Louie
Clinical Congress of Surgeons
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
John Schrank
Milwaukee
Theodora Roosevelt
Backus
Schrank
Turkey
Bulgaria
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Servia
Adriatic
Vincent Astor
John Jacob Astor
Frederick A. Dow
Arena Club of
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
Aurora
William Campbell Clark
Clark Threadworker
Newark
N. J
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Rea
Rea
Farmers’ National Congress
New Orleans
United States Country Life Association
British
Foreign Office
James Bryce
Cecil Spring-Rice
T Shawkeye
State News
Crescent Meat Market
Schlegel
Davenport
Marthe Beeler Seely
W. B. Seeley
Bharon
Lee County
Eshuret
G. EB. Griffin
Natthboro
Henry Bunderman
Griffin
Sunderman
Clermont
William Larabee
James Hunter
Sidney
Jam Hunter
Hamburg
E. Garten
Gruver
Garten
Estherville
Garton
B. MacWarland
Gowrie
Switzerland
Dubuque
Fort
James Turner
Turner
Lutheran Church
CG. W. Magegart
San Diego
Cal
Jessie Glidden
Marshalltown
Norma
Chicago Great ‘Western
Melbourne
Martin Benbow
Knoxville
Frank Gordon
Dow City
Joseph Spilea
Harlan
Spiles
Long Stata Automobile Assocation
Town Criers’ Club
Helen Jennings
Ben F. Jennings
Ottumway
Joseph A. Payusta
Wiliam Craven
Missouri Valley
Qecar Craven
Young Craven
Marshal HW
Mc. Farlin
Folica
Harvester Company
Uncle Sam
Mabel
M. R. Zaegel & Co
Main St
Sheboygan
Wis
Bros. & Co
St. Louis
Bigges
Areroak
Seredinn
Arcpeah
Ouskratfox
Temenael
Atc
Ste
Ronan Oe Pasar
Efren
Ead
L. B
Warp
Lipton’s
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