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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1911

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All Winter Garments One-Half Price Sale Ends Soon

Sales artwork offers half price on winter garments with remaining stock to be sold. Store emphasizes bargains as items move quickly and discounts apply to all apparel until sold out.

Extra Session Seems Certain If March 4 Slips

Washington Feb 7 President Taft and advisers weigh whether the Canada reciprocity pledge to use utmost efforts to secure legislation could require a special session if Congress fails to act by March 4. They cite McKinley’s Cuban reciprocity precedent as a basis for urging a vote on the measure to avoid bad faith charges.

Washington Congress Taft Ottawa Senate McKinley

Democrats Endorse Pact on Canadian Reciprocity

Washington February 7 Democratic representatives caucused and pledged to vote for the Canadian reciprocity agreement. The endorsement resolution passed 90 to 22 after a recommendation by Mr Clark of Missouri making the action unanimous. Champ Clark and Mr Underwood led the effort with others opposing.

Washington House Democratic Representatives Clark Missouri Champ Clark Underwood Alabama Messrs Hammond Minnesota Brantley Georgia Webb North Carolina Legate South Carolina

Howe Shoe President Dies by Jumping Into Chippewa River

George H. Howe president of the Howe Shoe Company a prominent Eau Claire businessman ended his life by leaping from the Milwaukee railroad bridge into the Chippewa River. The motive remains unclear though mood and despondency are cited as factors and he is survived by a wife.

Eau Claire, Wis George H. Howe Howe Shoe Company Eau Claire Chippewa River

Despondent Sauk Center Man Ends Life Over Love

Sauk Center Minnesota February 7 19– idwis Ceynar twenty six son of John Ceynar a farmer five miles from town took strychnine a fatal act of self destruction He wished to marry a young woman near town but was opposed by her friends and grew despondent leading to his death by his own hand.

Sauk Center Minn Idwis Ceynar John Ceynar

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