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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1913

Page

2

Congress News Roundup of Bills and Confirmations

A long list of congressional moves includes a fortifications bill with 5 218 250, army appropriations at 93 830 000, naval battleship programs, and a Gettysburg Medal bill. The Senate and House advance immigration, land and banking measures. confirmations include Col E J McClernand. Authors discuss Bulgaria loans and U S policy with White House figures and commissions.

House Meyer Naval Affairs Committee O'Gorman Gettysburg Kenyon Washington Senate E. J. McClernand General Witherspoon Senate Appropriations Committee Gloucester House Merchant Marine Committee Commerce Court Tols House Interstate Commerce Committee Senate Board of Indian Commissioners Money Trust Pujo Graham Interior Department Senate Campaign Funds Gilchrist Stewart Clapp Senator Root Central South America United States Representative Towner Iowa

Early 20th Century U S Political and Legal Highlights

The era saw a push for woman suffrage in North Carolina and Rhode Island casting the first electoral vote to Washington. Senate sustained impeachment charges against Judge Archbald. The cruiser Denver was ordered to Acapulco amid American danger. A Root proposal urged a migratory birds treaty. Hawthorne trial resumes January 23 in New York. Western Democrats push for a far western interior secretary. Taft civil service reform provokes House debate on post offices.

Union Pacific Southern Pacific Hitchcock Denver Acapulco Mexico Woodrow Wilson Treasury Department Customs Service Taft Sherman Senate House Tennessee Kenyon Washington Panama Root Calgary Alberta P. Burns & Co Department of Justice Committee On Indian Affairs Minnesota H. H. Dunne Green Congress Townsend Wickersham Montana Secret Service Wilson MacVeagh John K. Shields United States Currency Reform Committee John B. Forgan First National Bank of Chicago Chicago Clearing House Association National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association New York James A. Perry Chicago White House Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Gore M. Theodoroff St. Petersburg Leonard Olsson Cornelius Hanford Hanford Beverly W. Conner Olsson Seattle North Carolina Rhode Island Archbald Sa Diego Cal Mex Julian Hawthorne United States District Court

House Roads Committees Work on Broad Legislation

Des Moines reports a heated first meeting of the roads and highways committee as the house and senate prepare to shape winter road laws. About fifty members attended, each with own plans. daily sessions will refine bills, including a county class labeling roads and fund allocations, and an amendment to the weights and measures law.

Des Moines Roads and House Senate Committee On Roads and the Judiciary Committee On Judiciary Klay Pickford Cerro Gordo County Heaton

Kenyon Re elected and Iowa Legislature Opens Committees

United States Senator William S. Kenyon of Ft. Dodge is re elected for a six year term starting March 4 1913. In Iowa the house and senate balloted separately with Kenyon winning 29 18 3 and 62 40 5 on joint ballot 91 to 58. Governor Clarke urges a labor disputes board to arbitrate between employers and workers. Speaker Cunningham appoints lower house committees naming five chairmen who disputed him for speaker including Gerrit Klay as judiciary chair and Jacobs as ways and means chair. An advert from Globe Pine Compound promotes its cold remedy with glycerine and pine compound.

Des Moines United States William S. Kenyon Ft. Dodge House Senate Kenyon Hamilton George W. Clarke Iowa Board of Arbitration Cunningham Gerrit Klay Sioux Judiciary Committee Jacobs Calhoun Larrabee Committee On Appropriations Globe Pharemaceutical Laboratories Chicago

Banker Sued for Big Damages in Waterloo Case

Farmers Savings Bank of Morrison files 50000 dollar damages claim against W R Jameson a Waterloo banker and church worker over a letter of credit said to support fraud in the monument business. Jameson allegedly said Boggs was good for any amount, leading to a loan of 59000 dollars with no repayment. Jameson is noted as secretary of the temperance association opposing saloons in Waterloo.

Waterloo Farmers’ Savings Bank of Morrison W. R. Jameson E. A. Boggs Jameson Temperance Association

Luther an Church Conference Nears in Mason City

More than 150 ministers and prominent laymen from the northwest will attend the English Conference of the United Norwegian Lutheran church in Mason City February 4 to 7. Delegates come from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas. Prominent speakers include Prof M J Stole Rev C K Solberg Rev B G U Suiljan Rev H Haverstad Prof Kieran and others. The program opens Tuesday evening February 4.

Mason City Northwest United Norwegian Lutheran Church Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Dakotas M. J. Stole United Church Seminary St. Paul C. K. Solberg Minneapolis G. U. Suiljan Madison Wis

Templars Plan Big Trip to Denver Conclave

Malta commandery No. 21 Knights Templar with uniformed troops and the Fifty-fourth regimental band led by Prof. B. O. Worrell will head 400 Ottumwa and southeastern Iowa pilgrims to Denver Colorado for the thirty-second triennial conclave of the Knights Templar in August.

Ottumwa Malta Commandery No. 21 Knights Templar B. O. Worrell Iowa Denver Colo Knights

Poultry Prizes Awarded at Cedar Rapids Show

Julius Sinn of Williamsburg won the grand sweepstakes cup for the finest poultry exhibit at the Cedar Rapids show. Prize winners also included R. W. Wales of Iowa City L. Reihsen of Emmetsburg George L. Marsh of Waterloo William F. Volz of Cedar Rapids and F C Gutnecht of Cedar Falls.

Cedar Rapids Julius Sinn Williamsburg R. W. Wales Iowa City L. Reihsen Emmetsburg George L. Marsh Waterloo William F. Volz F. C. Gutnecht Cedar Falls

Doze's Son Shot While Wolf Hunting

Des Moines reports Representative Joseph E. Doze of Humeston received word that his son was accidentally shot during a wolf hunt. Doze traveled with a Des Moines doctor to Humeston to tend to the incident.

Des Moines Joseph E. Doze Humeston Doze

Boy Scouts Censured in Bronx Tobacco Case

Sixteen tobacconists were fined five dollars each in Bronx police court for selling tobacco to boys under sixteen. Reverend H L Houghton, who organized the boy scout evidence drive, was censured by Police Judge Sims for his methods.

Bronx City H. L. Houghton Sims

Youth Aids His Mother Burlington Final Tragedy

William Voelker a 17 year old struck Pat Noble a 40 year old on the head with a stone causing fatal injuries. Noble boarded at the Voelker home and was drunk and quarrelsome. He began beating Voelker’s mother when the youth intervened.

Burlington William Voelker Pat Noble Noble Voelker

Clergyman Heslop Endorses Dodds Kidney Pills Testimony

Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigtown Pa suffered dropsy with swollen limbs dizziness and fatigue. After taking six boxes his swelling disappeared and he felt restored. He continued faith in the remedy and invited correspondence. Advertisement promotes Dodds Kidney Pills 50c per box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY and free Household Hints music and recipes.

Edmund Heslop Wigston E. Heslop Dodds Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo

Opinion Accountability in a World of Truths and Lies

A reflective remark on how the demand for candid opinions shapes falsehoods. The speaker contends that those who seek frank answers share responsibility for the spread of untruths, highlighting the social dynamics of truth telling and blame.

Prominent Citizen Charms Typical Local Audience

A well known civic figure draws smiles from a broad crowd in town. The event highlights community leadership and upbeat public sentiment as residents applaud his approachable demeanor.

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