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Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1907

Page

6

Court Martial for Captain Kulp in Des Moines

Des Moines reports Captain O W Kulp of Davenport’s National Guard ordered to halt a prize fight after Governor Cummins and Adjutant General Thrift concluded the event violated the law. Kulp placed under arrest for disobedience with a court martial to sit in Des Moines and eight to fifteen officers to join as court.

Kulp Des Moiines Davenport Iowa Naional Guard Thrift Saii Haight Raying Louis Eckhardt Cummins Thrift National Guard Kutp O. W. Kulp Maven- Bort Iowa Gummins Sherif Ockhardt Cumminas Davenport Company Bishop Fifty-fourth Regiment Colfax Major Johnson Fifty-third Maquoketa Des Moines State House Byers

Iowa Attorney General says he has authority to enforce liquor laws

H W Byers writes to the Des Moines Register asserting Iowa's attorney general may prosecute malfeasance or nonfeasance in office to enforce liquor laws. He notes governor concurrence, outlines Minnesota versus Iowa powers, and calls for stronger statewide law enforcement with county and district support.

Byers Register and Leader A. W. Byers Cummins Iowa Burlington B. Jones Jones Minnesota District Court Chanter Executive Counsel General Assembly H. W. Byers

Fragmented Notes on Royal Authors and Odd Beliefs

A garbled item references King Edward VII and bans on chart use, mentions naturalists noting a curious plant warning before a storm, and inserts absurd claims about a Reno postman, beauty standards, and brutal body modification practices across cultures. The piece lingers on incongruous, sensational lines with no coherent story.

Washington Awakens to Winter Season Atmosphere

CAPITAL IS WAKING UP FOR THE WINTER SEASON as residents pour in to Washington Wheeldy wakes up and white curtains replace disheveled sills. Streets fill with carriages while five o'clock tea gossip grows, and visits from country sojourns rise though Sundays stay largely country club affairs. Amid autumn races social life centers on Mrs John R McLean hosting midday waffles and sausages for a growing circle of friends.

Washington New York Boston John R. McLean

Debutantes Attend Roosevelt Era Winter Social Preparations

A crowded Bentines hosts elite guests from across the country as Mrs Roosevelt plans winter entertainments. Debutantes include Miss Eleanor Ridge ly, Miss Constanes Hoyt, Miss Jane Sands, and Miss Yulee Noble. Speaker Cannon’s pay echoes the president’s, highlighting the pay gap.

Bentines New York Cimera Root Metcatt Straus Cortelyou Maraporteris Baltimore Roosevelt Europe John Harrings Abyssinia

Big check for Cannon when Congress convenes

Sylvania, clerk of the house, will be acting speaker when the Sixtieth congress meets. The pay raise set the speaker salary to 12,000 a year, but since adjournment Cannon has drawn 626 a month while others receive 1,000. A fund of about 3,000 has built up for the speaker to be, and December will bring his compensation to about 4,000 for the season.

Speaker Cannon Roosevelt White House Gannon Cannon House of Representatives Illinois House Alexander McDowell Penn Sylvania Congress

Prohibition Planks Push in Party Platforms

The article notes a nationwide vote gap for prohibition and the push by temperance groups to insert planks in Democratic and Republican platforms. It forecasts a coming Congress debate and possible District of Columbia liquor limits, while also describing government layoffs of elderly workers and a 77 year old clerk kept from promotion.

Ace United States Fairbanks Hoosevelt Indianapolis Kentucky New Jersey Delaware Democratic Prohibition Party Ewing District of Columbia

Pathos in Discharge of the Aged in Departments

A historical column laments forced dismissals of aging clerks in government departments. It notes no one can replace a veteran worker, argues the man is still capable, and criticizes Congress for inadequate funding and the pressure to retire older staff despite proven service.

Army Navy Cuses Jika Congress

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