Republican Convention Deliberations Shape Chicago Nomination
Chicago hosts the Republican national committee as it set the 1909 convention plan with a primary question. Debate over delegate calls, possible statewide primaries, and the leadership fight centered on Col Harry New and Col Theodore Roosevelt factions. The committee approved a recall of delegates plan and postponed final specifics, with delegates to be chosen between 30 and 60 days before the convention.
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Borah
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Christmas ads guide shoppers at Leader Gillette stores
New Werlday ads promote Christmas goods at The Leader store and J Barnes department store detailing lines and suggested gifts. The Gillette establishment runs two ads with Christmas ideas while Fred Alexanders advertises sturdy kid body dolls as options for holiday shopping.
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J. Barnes
Gillette
Fred Alexander's
Getting Along Nicely After Minor Facial Growths Removal
B. J. Young submitted to a minor operation at a hospital Saturday night to remove four growths on his face and is now at home recovering nicely.
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B. J. Young
Landig
Motion in Kelly Case Seeks Insanity Ruling and Justice
Attorney Mulvaney filed a motion arguing insanity for Harry Kelly in the nine men case. The move, aimed at ending jury confusion, seeks court action to correct alleged judicial errors and discusses parallels to New York's Harry Thaw case with commitment pending cure. Iowa officials lament lack of a similar law and propose a state provision.
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Mulvaney
Harry Kelly
Cour
Iowa
Dr. Schooler
New York
Harry Thaw
Mattewan
Entombed Miners Still Survive At Cross Mountain
Briceville Tenn Dec 13 Addition al signs of life were found in Cross Mountain mine at 11 yesterday and on tunnel walls the words We have gone to 23 were scrawled. Rescue teams intensified efforts reaching cross section No 23 though Cross entry No 28 yielded no miners. Chalk directions suggested changing air conditions. By noon thirty bodies had been recovered and prices on Kodaks ranged from 1.00 to 65.00.
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Briceville
Tenn
Cross Mountain
Phelyes
Atlantic National Bank Opens New Banking Room
Announcement notes the Atlantic National Bank opening Saturday next December 16 between two and five and seven and nine, inviting the public to inspect the new banking room. The bank will begin business in the new room Monday morning December 18. Brown Grocery Co offers fruits and nuts at 2012.
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Atlantic National Bank
Browning Club Entertained Monday Evening
The Browning Club was entertained at the Crawford home Monday evening by Mesdames Crawford, Cole, and Miss Mary Wilken. Decorations featured red stock, vocal solos by Miss Crawford and Miss Nell Walker, readings, and multiple selections. The 1910 class reunion of the Browning group also gathered at Miss Hatens’s home with music, games, and gifts, ending with taffy making and festive atmosphere.
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Club
Husbands
He E. Crawford
Crawford
B. Cole
Mary d. Carrie
Wilken
Browning
Bote
Hedges
Miss Crawford
Nell Walker
Trom
New Bible Class Organized by Baptist Sunday School
The young ladies of the Baptist Sunday school met with Miss Pruitt last Friday evening and formed an Amama Bible class. Its motto is A Blameless Life, aiming to promote beauty of character. Ethel Horn was named President, Vera Gillett Vice President, Jessie Plipgrass Secretary and Treasurer, Elvina Christensen Visitor, Read Gillett Entertainer, Vera Lang Reporter, and Frances Pruitt Teacher.
Massena Socials and Local Movements Highlight Week
Massena residents hosted visitors from Cumberland and Adair while a new baby arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKee. W B Townsend spoke on Chips and Bark at a Thursday lecture. Teachers met with Prof. Combs and Prof. Richards attending from Cumberland. A B Cole acquired the J D Moats restaurant and took possession Friday. Lane sisters visited Mitchell home from Prescott before returning home. Zella Dowling and Florence Hunter visited Cumberland. McGuray attended J C Hardman sale near Brayton and Limbaugh rented the P R Smith farm north of Massena to move March 1. Walter Pratt sold property ahead of a move to Washington state.
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Wm. Scott
Geo. Edwards
Cumberland
J. A. Homan
Harry McKee
Sue. Parker
Paul Hough
Council Bluffs
Modern Woodmen of
Illinois
Brayton
Henry Limbaugh
P. R. Smith
Massena
Walter Pratt
Washington State
Guernsey Opposes Deemer Appointment to Supreme Court
Iowa critic N T Guernsey of Des Moines dissents to the proposed elevation of Horace W Deemer to the supreme court. He claims political ties with Senator Cummins and cites a prior dispute over using his wife as a stenographer. The letter to Otto Barnard in New York is on file at the department of justice and may provoke a stir among Deemers supporters.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa Bar
Washington
Taft
Horace W. Deemer
Supreme Court
Iowa
N. T. Guernsey
Des Moines
Guernsey
Otto, Barnard
New York
New York, Trust, Co
Dremer
Bannard
Department of Justice
Department
Judge Deemer
Deamer
Oxs
Cummins
Fred Alexander offers hand sleds wagons guns and toys
An advertisement lists hand sleds wagons guns tool chests and indestructible toys for boys at Fred Alexander's store. It also promotes a pottery line at BROWN Grocery Co located at 21g with a focus on durable playthings and practical items.
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Fred Alexander's
Brown Grocery Co
Plan for the Poultry Show in Atlantic January last week
A meeting at the Nebe store discussed the poultry show plan. Attendees backed holding the show in the last week of January and continuing the guarantee approach to cover expenses with any profits returned to funders. The group urged entering the display with improved offerings and tools for breeders.
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Wil
Nebe
Atlantic
Tata
Oransky’s Facts About Osteopathy Talk No 25
Pneumonia is a disease with high mortality this season and drug treatment is useless in cases of pneumonia. Osteopathic practitioners focus on dieting ventilation and vasomotor control to aid nature against congestion. Dr Charles D Finley promotes osteopathic methods as offering reasonable hope when drug therapies fail.
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Charles D. Finley
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