Kenyon Wins Big Majority in Iowa Primary
Des Moines reporters tally early results showing Senator Kenyon with about 50,000 vote lead, Governor Clarke near 20,000, and Chassell secure as secretary of state. Republican turnout estimated at 175,000, Dems sparse. Lt. Gov. candidate Harding leads over Van Law, with N. S. Ketchum likely to reclaim railroad commission seat. Dunn leads Hamilton for governor on the Democratic side. Hubbard dies after victory assured. Young acknowledges Taft’s drift and New Jersey setback as progressive tide shifts.
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Des Moines
Kenyon
Clarke
Chassell
W. L. Harding
Sioux City
Iowa
Republica
Congress
Young
Taft
New Jersey
P. G. Holden
George W. Clarke
Republican Party
Ames
More Decayed Meat Found In Des Moines Cold Storage
Des Moines reports 24 000 to 30 000 pounds of alleged decayed meat seized at Schermerhorn Shotwell cold storage by health officers under the board of health order. The last wagon load went to rendering works with no owner resistance. Original value estimated between 2590 and 3000 dollars. City offered time to destroy or sell. salvage set at 2 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Schermerhorn & Shotwell
Board of Health
Seven Hurt In Auto Upset Near Traer
Two people are fatally hurt and five seriously injured in an automobile accident near Traer. An A McGovern driven car went off a bridge and down a twelve foot embankment. Mrs McGovern and her mother Mrs Gaffey were crushed and badly hurt internally. they are feared dead. Mr McGovern sustained serious cuts and four children suffered severe bruises. McGovern looked away to watch a frightened horse and lost control briefly.
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Traer
Cedar Rapids
A. J. McGovern
State Liability Commission Meets in Des Moines
The Iowa liability commission held a session in Des Moines with P. T. Sherman of New York addressing the group. He discussed European government investigation practices and warned of dangers in current systems. The committee plans a report on a bill to be introduced in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Pes Moines
State Liability Commission
P. T. Sherman
New York
Government of System
Europe
Iowa
Mrs James Power Strains Ankle After Fall
Mrs James Power injured her ankle in a fall the other day and strained tendons in one foot. She is reported to be recovering and getting along nicely now.
Atlantics Artificial Ice Plant Visit and Details
A tour of Atlantic’s artificial ice plant, operated by Central Iowa Poultry and Egg Co, showcases a 300 ton storage room, high efficiency ammonia refrigeration, and a capacity of thirty tons daily. Manager P A Casey guides a visiting newspaper man through production, storage, and delivery operations, noting clear ice, cork insulation, and upcoming visitors day.
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Atlantic
P. A. Casey
Central Iowa Poultry and Egg Co
Casey
Cental
Iowa
Chas. Campbell
Lee
Launching of the Texas Battleship at Newport News
LAUDIA, ten year old daughter of Colonel Cecil Lyon Republican national committeeman from Texas, christened the battleship Texas at the navy’s launching. The ship is the largest warship built, costing 14 million dollars, displacement 20 000 tons, 573 feet long, 21 knots speed, 80 000 horsepower, and carries ten 14 inch breechloading rifles. her sister ship will be named New York.
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Laudia
Cecil Lyon
Lone Star
Texas
Navy
Newport News
New York
Ice Plant Visit Promises Clean Ice Advantage
Ice is clean and requires no washing before use, giving it an advantage over river ice. A trip to the ice plant at Second and Him streets is worthwhile, though visitors should bring an overcoat or wait for a hot day.
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Second
Arrangements Completed for Greater Parker Shows in Atlantic
All arrangements are complete for the Greater Parker Shows outdoor amusement celebration in Atlantic. The carnival company features 580 people, 32 double length cars, three electric light plants, a $10,000 calliope, and the 100 foot Ferris wheel. Exhibits include Death Trap loop, World’s Greatest Unieyoligt on Spiral Tower, Miss Corine Wilson and a 35‑piece concert band led by Victor Estlic.
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Atlantic and Vicinity
Chefalo
Bertini
Unieyoligt
Lawa
Corine Wilson
Victor Estlic
Parker
Parker Shows Elevate Carnival Business With Clean Image
The Parker Shows are credited with advancing the carnival industry to a higher standard. Their motto emphasizes cleanliness and morality, and their prominence is noted as a model in the field. The passage highlights the conspicuous absence of comparable attractions.
MEL CHER'S 6140 Sale Ends Saturday
Saturday marks the final day of MEL CHER'S 6140 sale with shoppers urged to visit the store for remaining deals. Local customers are flocking to secure reduced merchandise before the close.
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MHL Cher
Progressive delegation wins in Fourth ward contested vote
The paper revise its result on the Fourth ward race with Progressive backers now claiming a 73 to 64 victory, contingent on the Board of Supervisors canvassing next Tuesday. Also notes final days of MHELCHER sales and campaign finance filing deadlines for candidates.
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Fourth Ward
Board of Supervisors
Body of Grant Lawson Aimed to be Found North of Saskatoon
The community questions if the dead man found near Saskatoon is Grant Lawson son of Nathaniel Lawson and his wife. His friend Tom Quinlan reported the body that matches Lawson’s description was found north of Saskatoon after Grant traveled to Canada weeks ago to work the land. Father and sister left for Canada to verify and arrange burial if confirmed.
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Grant Lawson
Nathaniel Lawson
Saskatoon
Canada
Grant
Tom Quinlan
Lawson
Quinlan
Rain shower aids crops and lights dim briefly
A fine shower visited this section forenoon with about an inch of rain and considerable lightning. The storm darkened the sky enough to require artificial lights. The rain benefited crops and the sun shines lightly now with clouds possible more rain. Also notes Melcher’s sale.
Commercial Club Meets Debates Sociability Run Plans
At a Commercial Club gathering last evening a good attendance discussed several items including the sociability run. The soliciting committee is now at work. Mentions MELCHER'S sale and CONLEY & GAYLORD pineapple offers. Tom C Whitmore and wife were in Omaha to see Weber & Fields.
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Commercial Club
Tom C. Whitmore
Omaha
Weber & Fields
Weather Forecast for Town Unsettled Showers Tonight
Town expects unsettled weather with showers tonight and tomorrow warmer southeast portion. Forecast urges attention to changing conditions and possible local impacts.
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Thurg
Eeeererree
Plans Finish for Committee Rifts Over Seats at Convention
In Chicago on June 5 preparations completed for the Republican national committee meeting. Key issues include seating rights for newly elected committeemen, open hearings for over 200 delegate contests, and who will chair the committee with potential rosters involving Rosewater and Howell. Roosevelt aides arrived, fueling talk of his possible early appearance and renewed enthusiasm.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Harry Snew
R. D B. Howell
Nebraska
Victor Rosewater
Rosewater
Teddy
Colonel Roosevelt
Ismay Defends Titanic Speed in Ice Field
Bruce Ismay told the British court of inquiry that the voyage was planned to run at full speed during favorable hours of the maiden trip. He said Captain Smith was fully justified in maintaining full speed through the ice region as long as weather allowed clear sight of ice ahead.
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Ismay
London
Bruce Ismay
Court of Inquiry
Captain Smith
Advertising Tournament Tour Visits Many Towns For July Event
Roy Hedges Ralph Wissler and Bob Booth returned from a two day auto trip distributing advertising matter for the tournament. They visited numerous towns including Lewis Griswold Elliott Carson Oakland Hancock Avoca Walnut Maine Elk horn Kimballton Audubon Hamlin and Brayton with Hik Horn set to celebrate. Crowds from these towns will come to attend the tournament on July 8 and 4. The trip produced good results for the tournament. At 10¢ articles 6%4c this week at Melcher's.
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Roy Hedges
Ralph Wissler
Bob Booth
Lewis
Sociability Run Committee Seeks Funds for City Ad
The soliciting committee led by chairman Frank Nebe plans a three day run to promote the city and extend its trade territory. Residents are urged to contribute when the committee visits, promising benefits for local businesses and a strong citywide advertisement.
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Frank Nebe
Melcher's 10 Cent Deals Dominate This Week
The brief items announce 10¢ articles available at Melcher's with a steady rate of 64¢ total for the week. This listing emphasizes value and savings across a variety of everyday goods.
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Lafayette Young
Holden
E. G. Dunn
Central
Poultry & Egg
American Press Association
Melcher
Progressive
Mhelcher
Gillettes
A. A. Gilllette
Twin Falls
Ida
N. Lawson
Mbelcher
Conley & Gaylord
Melosier
Condey & Gaylord
Sathurday
News-Telegraph
Howell
Roocuevelt
Melcher's
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