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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
2
Condensed summaries highlight notable events from the week across politics society and culture. Each item notes key figures places organizations and outcomes with concise framing suitable for quick readership.
Representative Francis Burton Harrison of New York has been selected for governor general of the Philippines. Other items note a tariff dispute over free sugar in 1916, and a Bristow amendment on the sugar schedule. The Bristow plan to abolish the Dutch standard sugar test was approved.
Stephen Mason files a $25,000 suit in Des Moines against the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad claiming severe injuries from a gasoline car that struck him as he tried to rescue William Roberts at Dedham Iowa. The two fell into a ravine twenty feet deep.
Production of silver in Montana reached 12.7 million ounces in 1912 valued at 7.83 million dollars, while 1911 output is cited. Silk mill strike costs Paterson about 10 million dollars, not counting adverse advertising. Benton McMillan departs New York for Peru to become US minister. Buffalo Bill sues Pawnee Bill for fraud in the Buffalo Bill show. Kansas stockmen seek tariff relief on Argentine corn due to drought. Italian immigrants’ eating patterns linked to macaroni finances of a Chicago company. London maintains order with 17,000 policemen and 10,000 soldiers in a city of 4.6 million. Gunfire hits near Romanian royalty. no injuries. An airship tow near Aldershot demonstrates towing method. No Chinese in Panama has registered. consul general Yang Ken to be exequated over miscommunication. Emperor Francis Joseph marks 83rd birthday at Ischl amid celebrations. Hungarian premier Tisza duels swords with Marquis Pallavicni over libel case witnesses.
William McArtor, Oscar Cunningham, H C McArtor, and Matt Adair were arrested after a planned meeting with Frank Rosenkrans. The men allegedly extorted money over bribery and false testimony, with notes and cash totaling several thousand dollars seized when police intervened.
W. C. Claussen, owner of a defendant firm in a wholesale short weight fraud scheme, is missing and believed to have drowned himself in the Mississippi River after vowing to avoid a $62.10 fine. He was last seen walking toward the river and had earlier refused jail time to work off the penalty.
Des Moines mayor reveals a potato price surge from 58 cents at farm to 1.20 dollars at retail. Minnesota growers seek city purchase and sale options as freight and transfer costs push consumer prices up over 100 percent.
One of the fastest state motorcycle meets is set for September 4 in Iowa City with entries from outside the city including H. P. Yonkers state champion from Waterloo Leo Blom Cedar Rapids Ed Meisel Cedar Rapids C A Cavanaugh Des Moines P Miller Des Moines E E Machamer Fulton Illinois Billie Dorr Sioux City Guy Campbell Waterloo and Elmer Dietz Waterloo.
Davenport cries out as Tri City Plate Ice company is found guilty of short weight on four counts. Justice W R Maines fines $100 and costs per count totaling $450. The case highlights local enforcement against underweighing ice deliveries and sets a precedent for seller accountability.
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