Convention Called to Order at 10 A M Taft Delegates
Chicago June 22 Republican leaders aim to finish three days of work in one session. Taft likely renominated on first ballot. Roosevelt factions push for a contested Texas Washington slate. Tariff plank compromise and persistent talk of a Roosevelt candidacy shape a tense, smoky day at the tainted convention.
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Judge Archbald Impeachment Report Set for Early July
Washington June 22 The house judiciary committee voted unanimously to report articles of impeachment against Judge Robert W Archbald of the commerce court amid probe of alleged misconduct tied to a calm bank deal with the Erie railroad The report is slated for the week of July 1 Durant Oklahoma June 22 Dozens armed men from Gokchito Durant and McAlester scour the countryside seeking bandits who robbed the First State bank at Gokchito of 2000 in under an hour a gun battle with locals likely fatally wounding Robert Kelly and wounding Dudley Moran
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Robert Kelly
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Popular Young People Wed in June Tradition
Miss Anna May Ash and Mr. Harry S. Cary were married at four in the afternoon at St Peter and Paul church rectory. Rev Father Daly officiated as relatives looked on. The couple, both from this city, will reside in San Francisco after July 1. guests included Rev Father McManus from Council Bluffs and Miss Deere from that city.
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Omaha
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News-Telegraph
Local delegates return from Chicago convention
M. P. Conway W. C. Williams 2 E. Herring and W. B. Davis of Lewis and other local men have returned home from the Chicago convention. They attended stirring sessions but complained about the slow pace of proceedings at the big gathering.
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W. C. Williams
2. E. Herring
W. B. Davis
Lewis
Chicago
Town Weather Forecast
Town forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with light winds and dry skies. No precipitation expected and temperatures mild for the period.
Kiernan Starts for This Country With Money for Deal
A telegram indicates Kiernan will depart immediately with written instructions to the Trust Company to dispense funds per the purchase agreement. Attorney Hess relayed from Brussels that Shaw has financed the A N & S proposition and money will be paid as soon as possible once received. The bank allegedly insists on Shaw standing by.
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Taft Delegates Seated. Nomination Almost Certain
Convention Hall Chicago June 22 delegates from contested states seated by 1:40 pm leaving Taft as the clear nominee. Texas delegates still seated as proceedings move toward a nomination deemed a mere formality. News Telegraph notices ads seeking results.
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Iowans Win Rate Fight Over Glucose Shipping
Interstate Commerce Commission rules Iowa suit against Atlantic Coast Line over glucose rates from Chicago to New York. Export rate cut to 18 cents, domestic to 20 cents. cites improper milling in transit privileges. Iowa officials helped file the complaint. reference to Clinton Sugar Refining Co and J. G Hubinger Bros. in Burlington area. Also notes Eagles session in Clinton and Cedar Rapids awarded 1913 convention.
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Iowa
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Chicago
New York
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Clinton Sugar Refining Company
Clinton, Ta
J. G Hubinger Brothers’ Company
Keokuk
George Cosson
Burlington
Iowa Aerie of Eagles
Sam Swift
Dubuque
O. K. Kirkpatrick
Des Moines
Adolf Angst
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa School Head Resigns to Move to Connerville
Maquoketa Iowa June 22 Professor B L Ricket superintendent of city schools for four years has resigned and will relocate to Connersville Indiana Ottumwa Iowa June 22 Dr J W Osborne of Des Moines named President of the Des Moines Valley Medical Association at its forty ninth annual convention
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B. L. Ricket
Connersville
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Ottumwa
J. W. Osborne
Des Moines
Des Moines Valley Medical Desociation
Systematic advertising in the successful road to good business
An upbeat note extols systematic advertising as the key to thriving commerce with a call to action urging readers to join in and ride the wave of proven marketing methods.
Attempt to wreck Rock Island train near Iowa City
A rail set on the Rock Island westbound line five miles west of Iowa City damaged the engine of an accompanying freight after a passenger train struck the obstacle. Detectives traced tracks to a nearby corn field, suggesting a single perpetrator.
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