Taft Talks On Politics And Business In Iowa
President Taft, in a Wires service dispatch from Wattersloo, outlines four key policy touchpoints between federal action and business. He stresses interstate commerce, antimonopoly enforcement, tariff reform, and a unified banking currency system to prevent panics and sustain prosperity.
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Watersloo
Iowa
Taft
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Somrevee Commission
Con
Bose
Gri Uetan
Department of Justice
Justo
Hans Cone
Failords Increase Deltion Gang Before Starting New Depot
Section Foreman Peterson at the Northern Podha stated Ada noone ing that he hid reguired a telegram Ina trnoling him to prepare for a RANK of laborora who wouldncroasd his Coreghora preparatory to beginning arading Work for the crection of the hiw depot. The men will arrive dur ing the next day or two and opera thind WIN commience immediately after tholp aerival.
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Peterson
Ada Noone
Coreghora
Hiw
Public Lands Congress Delays Conservation Action
In Denver on September, the Public Lands Congress debated conservation policy but postponed decisive action until a future convention. State rights factions pushed for quick consideration of conservation resolutions but failed, delaying the convention's main controversy.
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Denver
Colo
Public Lands Congress
Ex Superior Judge Praises Chehalis Commission Form
Former Lewis County Supreme Court judge H. Elliott, now an attorney for the Seattle Electron Company, visited Chehalis on business and lauded the new city commission government adopted last Saturday as best for the city's interests. He has long been a well known resident of the area.
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H. 8. Elliott
Lewis County
Seattle Electron Company
Chehalis
Elliot
New Ferry to be Built Across Cowlitz at Randle
County engineer John Ward announced yesterday that a new ferry will be constructed over the Cowlitz River at Randle to replace the one that sank weeks ago. The vessel is expected to cost about 73 dollars.
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Cowlitz
Randle
John Ward
Cowflitz
Woman examined for insanity found not insane
Mrs Hobnick was examined by a sanitarian in Chehails court on petition by her husband who feared she might harm Fahicany if not cared for. The inquiry found her not insane, despite his claims of continuous motion and reckless behavior.
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Heirick
Walville
Court of Justice
W. A. Westuver
Chehails
Fahicany
Hobnick
Yesnordiy
Demand for Ratliy Soumen Rights in Federation Labor Debates
Fragmented OCR text discusses demands and objections by Tirinanites and Elker Ty Reve Tamaya patients in the Federation. It mentions Watt, Hsu, Poen, Layton, and Cotter, with references to wages, time, and consent of employers. The passage is garbled but centers on employee rights and possible suspension of duties under varying conditions.
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Watt
Increase in Freight Rates by Major Shipping Lines
A new freight rate increase affecting all kinds of merchandise goes into effect today, propagated by the nation's leading steamship companies. The cost rise is described as a general thrift measure impacting trade and domestic commerce nationwide.
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United Press
Tiveryool
Stonmelth
Cummins Tows Senator Who Declared For Le Foultette
A. B. Cummins tows a senator who has announced a run for Le Foultette for president. The note suggests political maneuvering during a declared campaign.
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le Foultette
Canc
100 Mile Chisholm Trail Highway Built in a Day
Chickasha Okla Sept 30 At sunrise Crady County's entire male population will mobilize with hundreds of teams to begin constructing an improved highway along the Chisholm trail route nearly 100 miles long The plan is to complete the road in one day.
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Chickasha
Okla
Crady County
Chisholm Trail
Ib da
Davis disputes claim on petition signers in Centralia move
In Centralia the council contemplates adopting a commission form of government. A council member, 8. C. Davis, questions the list of petition signers and their occupations. He and editors review names, concluding there is some truth to his criticism while listing several signers and roles among local business and professional residents.
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Centralia
Commission
Mr. Davis
Mr Davis
New York to Ban Common Drinking Cups Tomorrow
Following a European trend, New York City plans to prohibit common drinking cups in public resorts and workplaces including parks theaters schools rail stations factories and workshops starting tomorrow. The measure aligns with actions in Massachusetts New Jersey and other allies.
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New York
Massichusetts
New Jersey
New York City
Ballinger Warns of Bureaucratic Plot Against Public Lands
Former Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballinger denounces bureaucratic schemes to split the Interior Department and consolidate control over public domain assets. He warns Congress and the press bureaux push costly, conspiratorial conservation, urging rational, accountable management of forests, minerals, water, and grazing lands.
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Denver
Colo
Taft
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Public Lands Convention
America
Ballinger
Interior Department
Forestry Bureau
Patent Office
Pension Office
Hieemosquary
Repuhle
Congress
Tals
Wag
Eedera
Ite
Thosa
Mining Bureau
Geological Survey
Census
Burzan of Navigation
Iit
Alaska
Violence and legal clash over unpaid debt ends in shooting
In Rochester a dispute over seventy five dollars leads to threats and gunfire after a creditor, Daugherty, refuses prosecution for violence. A Black man seeks refunds and protection as police and justice officials navigate blame, with one party later trading a watch for a revolver amid renewed threats.
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ATO
Dee Panacthop
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Uae
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8. C. Davis
Busin Hessava
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Anvorer
Educaonal Tthes
Benedict
Sam
Vol Mba
Bane
Marthead
Devin
Mont Martin
Dickerson
Denwktey
Thomas Crawford
A. Stiele
Taviring Publishers
Maree
Roches
Ein Woods
Mery
Percy Hive Sheen
Daughedy
Peaves
Thia Poares
Justice of the Peace
Rochester
Daugherty
Centealla
Hia Wateh
Siren
Daugherty Furchal
Fred
Dawgherty
Acton
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