Wisconsin Assembly Censures Senator Stephenson in Resolution
A Wisconsin assembly vote 52 to 23 censures United States Senator Stephenson for backing Senator Lorimer and lauding Senator La Follette for his role. The piece notes large congression appropriation totals and White House actions naming Justice Hughes to head a panel on second-class postage rates. It also mentions Democratic leaders cautioning against broad tariff attacks in the upcoming extra session.
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United States
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Lorimer
la Follette
White House
Charles I. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Maganes
Senate
House
Military vaccination urged as Texas fears Mexican invasion
The War Department orders vaccination for all mobilizing soldiers in Texas against yellow fever amid reports of outbreaks in Mexico. The move signals heightened readiness as tensions rise over possible cross border actions.
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War Department
Texas
Menico
Mexico
House Favors Veto Sixteen Members Change
Des Moines reports that the Iowa House failed to override Governor Carroll's veto on the Oregon plan bill. Sixty-nine voting for passage, thirty-seven against. sixteen members switched votes to defeat the measure. Notable switches include Beans Mahaska and Stipe Page. Debated claims about constitutional betrayal sparked ripples, with Ripley of Hancock creating a stir.
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Mahaska
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Stillman
Foreign naval estimates and global notes mixed in one record
The report cites British naval estimates at 2219,692,000 dollars with a 15 million rise from last year and new construction costs at 75,319,385 dollars. A bubonic plague outbreak is reported in Siokhe China near Aroy, while untrue rumors of Jewish massacres in Kiev spread via a cable from Odessa. A variety of diplomatic and political items follow, including mentions of Baron Vincenzi and Mexican officials.
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Siokhe
Aroy
China
The
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church In America
English Suffragette Praises Iowa Assembly Visit
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, the English suffragette, writes of addressing Iowa lawmakers with daffodil colors and a sense of duty for the women of Iowa. The article also covers Senate bills on attorney fees, police pensions, suffrage advocacy, and motions to adjourn and apply primary laws.
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Iowa
General Assembly
Woman's Journal of
Boston
Rowena Edna Stevens
Boone
England
Susan B. Anthony
Avalanche Traps 30 At Norman Mine In Virginia
A sudden land slide at the Norman mine near Virginia Minnesota traps thirty workers as the pit fills to 125 feet. Four survivors are injured, three likely fatally crushed, and three bodies have been recovered with others still buried. Most victims are Finnish and Austrian men leaving families.
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Duluth
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Norman
Virginia
Legislators Not Guilty in Corruption Trial Verdict
Springfield March 13. After three and a half hours and twenty one ballots the jury found State Senator Stanton C. Pemberton and former Representative Joseph Clark not guilty of conspiring to obtain money for votes on the senate and house chambers furnishing contract.
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Springfield
Stanton C. Pemberton
Joseph Clark
Vandalia
Senate
House
State House
Miners Entombed at Elba Mine near Gilbert Minn
Captain Renny and three miners are trapped 150 feet below on the first level after a cave in at the Elba mine. Air is being sent through a three inch pipe, and rescuers hope the four may be reached tomorrow. The reef collapsed under the ore and rock.
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Gilbert
Minn
Renny
Elba Mina
Lenny
The Senatorial Vote
Des Moines report shows no change in the latest ballot for United States senator with light attendance and slow voting. Names of several legislators were called repeatedly to secure a response as Deemer and Porter lag and Kenyon edges lower on March 10 and March 14.
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Des Moines
United States
Deemer
Porter
Kenyon
Negro Educator Booker T Washington speaks in Des Moines
Booker T. Washington addressed large audiences yesterday in Des Moines with meetings at St. Pauls Episcopal at 10:go A M Plymouth church at 4 49 p M and a union meeting at 6 00 p M He was scheduled to speak today in Madison Wisconsin and earlier at Plymouth church in Des Moines
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Booker T. Washington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Plymouth Church
Mr. Washington
Madison
Wis
Iowa Millers Meet in Des Moines Convention Brief
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Millers convention on March 15 with A L Goetz of Chicago secretary treasurer of the Millers National Federation in attendance. Notices were sent yesterday to 350 millers statewide.
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Iowa Millers
Des Moines
A. L. Goetzman
Chicago
Millers’ National Federation
Breach of Promise Suit Opens in Nav County Court
In Nav county district court Judge Nichelberger presides as the first jury trial in a breach of promise case. Plaintiff Mary EK Wilson, 69, sues defendant John McCarty. The plaintiff is a 69 year old woman.
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Boomfield
Navcounty District Court
Nichelberger
Mary EK
Wilson
John McCarty
Whintife
Road's Money Released In Cass County Case
Judge O D Wheeler of the district court orders releasing 8200 of 20000 tax funds held in Cass County by injunction to be used for paying laborers on the Atlantic Northern and Southern railroad project.
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Connell Juffs
OD. Wheeler
District Court
Cass County
Atlantic, Northern & Southern Railroad
Fire at Picture Show Damages Waterlooo Theatre
Fire at the Jewell Theatre a motion picture show in Waterloo last evening caused about 400 dollars in damage to the building and seriously injured the operator.
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Waterloo
Jewell Theatre
May Close Boone Office
A March 13 report from Boone notes a petition with 2 200 signatures seeks to close the office on Sunday. The Post Master Cahdthwaite received yesterday the petition and forwarded it to authorities for action.
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Fig
Mmktoffice
Master 8
Cahdthwaite
Keokuk Labor Assembly Appeals for Aid Subscriptions
In Keokuk a labor assembly called for aid subscriptions in response to a request from the 2,000 member Muscatine union group. The appeal aims to support button strikers and maintain solidarity among local workers.
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Keokuk
Marehys
Anayaa
Edo
Bitcon Workers of
Doan's Kidney Pills Provide Kidney Pain Relief
A patient suffers backache and rheumatic pains with urinary irregularities. Pain and weakness spread over the body causing sleeplessness until Doan's Kidney Pills bring relief. This remedy is advertised as sold widely for 60 cents per box by Foaster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Family Pride and University Study Question in Silly Verse
Fragmentary verse snippet mentions Family Pride, Professor Stork and a student inquiry about promotion to a class. A mother decides not to take a course. line suggests a playful theme about water or flight and families. The text is incomplete but presents a light domestic humor tone.
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Pierfer
Stork
Miss Quacker
Suffering From Eczema Ends By Cuticura Aid
A Philadelphia reader recalls years of severe itchy eczema from childhood, resisted by doctors. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, they report dramatic relief and vow to keep the products in the home. The letter is signed C Green at 929 Chestnut Street on August 29, 1910.
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Green
Chestnut St
Philadel Pa
Home and School Unite for Child Training Duties
A Victorian note quotes Mrs. E. L lin, secretary of the Parents' National National Union of England, stressing joint parental and teacher duties in child training. She argues that shared ideals require a systematic attitude between parents and teachers to avoid harming the child.
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E. L Lin
National Union
England
Adversity and Prosperity Linked in Nature's Blood Purifier
A fragmented 19th century fragment discusses Garfield and Nature's blood purifier, claiming adversity yields strength and prosperity brings remedy. The text references dental health and old ailments, suggesting a modern application that bites at dental issues and other ailments, though the wording is unclear.
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Garfield
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