Webster City man faces grave charge over shooting boy
Henry Johnson, son of J. P. Johnson of Webster City, is hospitalized with hip and head wounds from a shotgun blast. J. A. Bishop is charged with firing the shot, has waived examination, and is held on bonds for the October grand jury. The father met with Iowa Attorney General Cosson in Des Moines.
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A. Bishop
Webster City
State of
Iowa
Henry Johnson
J. P. Johnson
J. A. Bishop
Cosson
Des Moines
Johnson
You Are Looking Older Than When I Saw You
An ad proclaims Hay's Hair Health reverses grey hair, promising quick color restoration and dandruff relief. It touts endorsements and a special offer from DEUG CO with free Harfina Soap samples at druggists.
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Beloyes
Hay
Grey
Deug CO
Ready to work for hard roads
Des Moines June 19 Permanent surfacing of highways in the state was to be promoted by the highway commission. The commission will aid county boards in this work and by spring inform supervisors of gravel availability. Two engineers are measuring gravel beds and surveys should finish this summer. They aim to spur railroad access to move gravel in trainload lots.
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Des Moines
Highway Commission
Old Highway Commission
Geological Survey Department
Thomas H. MacDonald
Mac
Donald
J. B. Davidson
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ames
Judge Arthur to preside at Guidice murder trial
Judge Thomas Arthur will preside at the trial of Francisco Guidice for the murder of Howard Jones, the Northwest Railway fireman, with forty state witnesses ready. The Fifteenth judicial district announced the arrangement, and opening is set for Monday in Glenwood. If all witnesses testify, the trial may last a week to ten days.
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Council Bluffs
Thomas Arthur
Francisco Guidice
Howard Jones
Northwestern Railway
Glenwood
Fifteenth Judicial District
Hass
Joker in sugar schedule sparks Underwood tariff amendment
Washington June 19 An eleventh hour discovery found the Underwood tariff sugar schedule contained a joker that would tax refined sugar at 2 cents a pound and void the free sugar provision after three years. The Payne Aldrich color clause was revived for all refined sugar and beet sugar letters read showed beet sugar men funded anti free sugar arguments for the 1912 Republican campaign. Oxnard and Palmer letters were admitted as corroboration. Senator Norris proposed a wide expansion of the lobby committee's powers to summon Robert S Lovett over Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution talks.
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Senate Finance Committee
Payne-Aldrich
Jobby
Senate
Harvey W. Wiley
Government Pure
Taft
California
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Henry T. Oxnard
Truman & Palmer
Congress
Overman
Oxnard and
Palmer
Norrig
Robert S. Lovett
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Norris
Mr. Lovett
Editors Held for Libel in Seattle Trial News
Four editors were arrested on secret indictments by a special grand jury. Colonel Alden J. Blethen and son Clarence B. Blethen face criminal libel charges over an article about handling party funds. Leroy Sanders of the Seattle Star is charged with libeling a county official. Edward Cayson Sr. of the Patriarch is accused of libeling superior court judges.
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Seattle
Wash
Alden J. Blethen
The
Seattle Times
Clarence B. Blethen
Joseph ‘Jarvis
Leroy Sanders
Seattle Star
Edward (Ayson, Sr
Patriarch
Superior Court
Baseball scores across leagues amid midseason play
National and American League games show mixed results with multiple scorelines. Notable action includes Philadelphia and Chicago swapping runs in a tight NL affair, Cincinnati and New York trading wins, and Pittsburgh edging Boston in a low scoring tilt.
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Chicago
Rh.d. Philadelphia
Seaton-Dooin
Humphries-Archer
Cincinnati
RHE
New York
Demaree-Meyers
Johnson-Clarke
Pittsburgh
R.ele
Boston
Tyler-Rariden
Cooper-Coleman
American League
Washington
Cleveland
Grege- O'Neil
Johnson-Ainsmith
Philadelphia
R.H.B. Chicago
Walsh-Schalk
Bender-Lapp
R.H.B. St. Louis
Wellman-Agnew
Mord-Sweeney
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