Taft era reshuffles and new deposits in Washington
Washington Postmaster General Hitchcock adds 47 savings depositories to reach 176 in total and signals deposits opening Monday June 12. Taft plans to lay the cornerstone of a new $1,000,000 Scottish Rite temple in Washington in October. Secretary Dickinson resigns while Henry L. Stimms of New York is named War A rtfolio.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Taft
Jacob BicGavock Wieckinson
Tennessee
Henry L. Stimm
New York
At State
Dicknson
Tare
the Brotherhood of Railway
Harrisburg
Mr. Taft
Henry W. Taft
Spirit Lake
Eli H. Smith
Twenty-sixth Iowa Infantry
Denison
Incal Park Commission
Charles City
Cedar River
Municipal Electric
State Center
Temperance
Tawa
Illinois
Clinton
Total Abstinence Union
Sioux City
Woodland Park
Albert Kopiezky
Kossuth County
Fort Dodge
John Warner
Heatonsport
Howard Runyon
Warner
Tunyon
Richard
New
E. L. Miller
Logan Caldwell
Littleton
William Casey
Miller
Charles Young
Tom McGrah
John Allen
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Allen
The
Eclectic Medical Society
Me Ixlveen
Chariton
A. C. Moerke
Burlington
Sheffield
Waterloo
Knights of Pythias
Lodge
Pythian Temple
H. Ed. Wallace
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern
Spirit Lake, Fort Dodge & Southern
Westminster Presbyterian Church Choir
Jesup
New Presbyterian Church
Yibel
Lois Wisner
Eldora
Gilman Wisner
Fannie Crocket Wisner
Wisner
Iowa Traction
Oskaloosa
Barnes City
Montezuma
Malcom
Tania
Toledo
Traer
Eagle Grove
Alfred Boken
Walnut
Jienny Edmonds
Satin Clare
Edmunetax At & Beepital Eagly Borard
Breas
Megates Congres Galleuat Caureb
Chautauqua Talent Set for Spirit Lake August Event
Spirit Lake announces a Chautauqua with exceptional talent scheduled from August ... August 14. The effort reflects a community-wide cultural push featuring local venues and distinguished performers.
Foreign Prince Katsure Drives Japan Aid Fund
Premier of finance Katsure leads a movement to obtain 16040 dollars to aid Japan's poor. Thunderstorms across Germany cause fatalities near Hamburg amid a gas well incident, with bottleneck repairs ongoing after a breather crisis.
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Prince Katsure
Bnd
Japan
Standard Oil case ends in dissolution order by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled Standard Oil of New Jersey and its 19 subsidiaries conspired to restrain interstate trade, a monopoly violating the Sherman Act. Dissolution must occur within six months, with Justice Harlan dissenting on limits of applying the act. The decision, announced by Chief Justice White, reframes restraint of trade as undue rather than all restraints.
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Supreme Court
Harlan
Taft
Cabinet
Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
United States Circuit Court
Missouri
White
Wickersham
Frank &. Kellogg
Tobacco Corporation
Standard Oil
Riot at Grand Rapids Ended in Police Action
Crowd clashes erupted in Grand Rapids as police intervened after violent confrontations. Officers reported multiple injuries as groups including Stones supporters clashed with rival factions and the venue attempted to restore order.
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills touted as liver stimulant
An advertisement touts Munyon's Paw Paw Pills as a superior laxative that avoids griping and weakness. It claims they energize the stomach and liver, improve digestion, relieve constipation, and enrich the blood, with an offer for a regular bottle priced at 1 1/2 cents and a Philadelphia lab address.
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Mungot
Munyon's Laboratory
Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
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Anita
Knox
United States
Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Mexico
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Gallinger
New Hampshire
Frye
Senate Finance Committee
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Denver
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Hayward
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Chicago
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George Patten
Department of Ecommerce and Labor
House of Commons
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Mintaser
Agrieulure Fisher
St. Louis
Virginia
Supreme Court of the United Stats
Court of Customs Appeals
Customs Court
New York and Cuban Mail Steamship Company
Merida
United Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
Cape Henry
Norfolk
Walter E. Duryea
Upper Montclair
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Aoe
Department of Justice
Kenyop
Iowa
Charles D. Garnett
Riverside Park
Ernest Hebleb
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Chicago Packers
Beef Trust
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Charity Organization Society
Miller's Falls
Mass
Henry Lord Wheeler
Yale
Connecticut
Wheeler
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London
Carnegie
R. M. Keeney
Coloss
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Charles T. Yerkes
Phoebe W. Couzins
Terminal Hotel
William c. Gibson
Brooklyn
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Navy
Iowa News
Clear Lake
Jack Schell
Mason City
Joseph Bauer
Milwaukee Railroad
Harley Edgerton
Laredo
Edgerton
Bauer
E. AG. Larson
Oklahoma
Dernard Trust and Savings Bank of
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Michael Callahan
Claude H. Kelley
Sere and National Bank of
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Foresters of America
Cedar Rapids
Ninth Congressional District
W. R. Green
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Frederick Braun
State University of Iowa
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Keokuk
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Germany
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Jefferson’ Sts
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