10 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
1
All winter garments are offered at one half price or less and the sale continues until all goods are sold. The promotion emphasizes substantial discounts on coats, suits, and accessories as customers race to pick up bargains.
The apportionment bill passed by the House would raise Minnesota from nine to ten seats and expand North and South Dakota to three each while Montana gains one and Iowa and Wisconsin keep eleven. No state loses a seat under the plan, with New York gaining six and California three among others. the measure awaits Senate concurrence and presidential approval.
Dr Pantchenko, a Russian physician, is charged with using dangerous germs in a bid to kill a noble count. Authorities allege a conspiracy involving biological agents and planned assassination.
Washington report shows magazine publishers would pay 4 cents a pound on advertising in second class mail if the amendment to the post office bill is adopted. Senate committee approved the measure 8 to 2 after a spirited contest. Opponents Owen and Bourne argued the tax targets popular reading and unfairly discriminates against newspapers.
Madison Wis Feb 10 The Wisconsin assembly approved unanimously a resolution endorsing the federal constitutional amendment allowing the United States to levy an income tax. The measure awaits Senate action next week where support is expected, placing Wisconsin among supporters of the amendment.
In St. Petersburg on February 10 testimony at the trial of Dr Pantchenko accuses him of murder by poison germs. Witnesses recall his Northwestern railroad service secured through Count Witte and describe neglect of duties to peddle nostrums and habitual borrowing with no repayment.
Governor Norris has written to the legislature urging purchase of the state insane asylum currently run by contractors at a total cost not to exceed 650000 dollars. The move aims to bring care under state ownership and control.
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson defends a pending reciprocity treaty with Canada saying it advances voters' demands without sacrificing global protection policy. The Taft administration responds to the National Grange's opposition in an open letter to the National Grange's Concord New Hampshire legislative committee.
Ottawa crowds pack the chamber as Canada begins debate on the reciprocity pact with the United States. Finance Minister Fielding pledges swift passage with a trigger that the measure takes effect once the U S acts favorably. Opposition leader Borden argues Canada should pursue British markets despite the forty year trade drive.
Bemidji Minnesota February 10 Ole Johnson aged forty eight was killed at Crookston lumber company's camp No 5 near White Fish Spur when a falling tree struck a dead tree and cracked his skull.
Mrs Pauline Bloch aged 43 drowned herself in fifteen inches of cellar cistern in Hamburg town while temporarily insane in Wausau Wisconsin on February 10.
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