Kenyon Wins the Big Battle In Iowa Primary
In Iowa jun 3 Senator Kenyon leads a large majority after a Republican primary across Cass county and state. Delegates for county offices include Peterson Kringel Stone Emigh Johnson Jensen with Peterson winning over Hogan and Kenyon ahead in multiple wards. Voters express discontent with Taft delegation and Young defeat in southern counties.
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Lafayette Young
Kenyon
Des Moines
Iowa
Taft
New Jersey
Cummins
Trider
John D. Peterson
C. HB. Kringel
H. Q O. Stone
A. A. Emigh
W. H. Bosley
J. P. Hill
O. M. Hobart
T. C. Whitmore
Bertha A. Johnson
Nels Jensen
Abe Biggs
Murray Trailer
H. D. Brown
Lafe Young
Clarke
D. P. Hogan
Mr. Hogan
Grant
Peterson
C. E. Kringel
Pressnall
Butler
H. O. Stone
Co. C. Applegate
McKee
Swart
Tom C. Whitmore
L. R. Forsyth
E. S Holton
Atlantic
Clarkson
Bailey
Proudfoot
Clark
Holden
van Law
Harding
van Duyn
Allen
Chassell
Loos
Shaw
White
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Cosson
Deyoe
Ottosen
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Cochrane
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Hogan
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Applegate
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Emigh
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Whitmore
Johnson
Jensen
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Bmigh
Benton Township
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Otftosen
Hamigh
Quill
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Hiarding
Franklin Township
Kenyon Sweeps Iowa by Fifty Thousand Win in Primary
Des Moines and Sioux City report United States Senator W S Kenyon defeated Lafayette Young by about 50 000 in the Republican senate primary. Kenyon carried Des Moines Sioux City Davenport Cedar Rapids and major cities plus several counties. Governors race shows Clarke Holden in contention with slow returns. Democratic Dunn leads over Harrelson. renominations for Pickett Haugen Kennedy and Kendall noted. Hubbard leads over Scott in the Eleventh district.
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Des Moines
United States
W.S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Lafayette Young
Kenyon
Atlantic
Atlantic, Mr. Young’s Old Home Town, and the Des Moines
Mr. Young
Sioux
City
Davenport
Ceidar Rapids
Ottumwa
Council Bluffs
Charles E. Rawson
W. H. Wiseman
Rawson
G. W. Clarke
Adel
P. G. Holden
Ames
A. N. McColl
Clarke
Holden
Proudfoot
Young
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
John T. Hareilton
Pickett
Meat Owners Plan Suit After City Seizure
Des Moines reports 5,000 pounds of meat owned by John W. Dorr and the Dorr Cattle company confiscated by the health department and sent to rendering works after a city physician found it spoiled. The owners say they will sue. Mildew is alleged to have covered the meat.
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Des Moines
John W. Dorr
Dorr Cattle Company
Health Department
Congressmen Hubbard Dies at Sioux City Home
Sioux City Iowa June 4 Congressman Hubbard representing the Big 10th district in Congress was stricken and dropped dead this morning at editor John Kelly's home. Death came without warning and caused a shock to his many friends in the area.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Hubbard
Big
Congress
John Kelly
Sioux City Tribune
T R Decides to Oppose Root at Convention
Oyster Bay June 4 Former President Roosevelt calls to block seating of Senator Root and urges supporters to stand by him. After long talks at Sagamore Hill with Dixon Pinchot Perkins Kellogg Rahn Beale Roosevelt weighs Chicago trip, saying he may not go if strong-arm tactics occur.
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Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Iowa
K. M. Landis
Chicago
Judge Landis
Des Moines
Washington
Lorimer
Senate
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Senator Root
Root
Mr. Root
Sagamore
Mrs Ebeling Sues for Divorce Over Poisoned Flowers
Chicago reports Mrs Rose Ebeling files for divorce from Frederick Pobeling charging he sent her a box of American Beauty roses laced with poison fumes. A servant opened the package despite her warning. city chemist to examine petals. Wife cites husband’s property in California and Missouri and $200 monthly income. Also summarized: shipping bill to curb foreign trusts. sundry civil bill to abolish receivers. Senate approves $150 monthly pension for Admiral Schley’s widow after rejecting a $30 option.
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Chicago
Rose Ebeling
Frederick Pobeling
Senate
Lorimer in Washington as Defense Debate Opens
Senator Lorimer of Illinois returns to the Senate amid a bribery controversy. Senator Kern leads the minority investigating committee and will open speeches in defense of Lorimer, with Dillingham steering the case for unseating. Other senators expected to speak for and against Lorimer as the debate proceeds over about two weeks. Hotel workers strike enters its second week in New York as managers claim victory and union leaders vow broader action.
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Senator Dillingham
Washington
Lorimer
Ilinois
Congress
Senate
Indiana
Chamber
Mr. Lorimer
Dillingham
Lea
Tennessee
Kenyon
Iowa
New York
Tick Bite Proves Fatal in Cody Cattleman
E D Eaton, a Big Horn county cattleman convicted over the Tensleep raid, died in Cody from a tick bite while working on a public highway in Park county. His remains were sent to Manderson, Wyoming, with less than six months of his sentence to serve.
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Cody
Wyo
E. D. Eaton
Big Horn County
Paik County
Manderson
Eaton
Suez Canal Rates to Be Reduced
Paris June 4 The Suez Canal company reports receipts of 27,762,000 for the year, an increase of 866,000 over last year, justifying a tariff cut on vessels with another reduction planned for next January.
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Paris
Suez Canal Company
Board of Supervisors Set to Canvas Election Votes Tuesday
The board of supervisors will meet on Tuesday to canvass the vote, review tallies, and certify the results. Officials plan to confirm totals from all precincts and announce any outstanding questions or irregularities for resolution.
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Board of Supervisors
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