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Newspaper

Des Moines Daily Leader

Location

Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1901

Page

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Shelton to Be President of State Teachers Association

Shelton elected president with a slate including Adam Pickett and D. Mornburg as vice presidents and Agnes Robertson as third vice president. W. F. Barr and Lee W. Sampson named secretaries with W. H. Bender on the executive committee. Council members F. E. Willard and J. McManus. Committee on resolutions reported. reunions followed at multiple campuses to strengthen college spirit among Iowa schools.

C. E. Shelton Indianola Adam Pickett Mt. Ayr D. 4 Fnornburg Grinnell Agnes Robertson Cherokee W. F. Barr Des Moines Lee W. Sampson Cedar Wells W. H. Bender Cedar Mails F. E. Willard Marshalltown J. McManus Council Bluffs Town State Teachers’ Association the Savery General Association C. P. Bastwick Henry Sabin Beardshear National Association Iowa Minneapolis National University Committee On Necrology A. N. Currier H. H. Seerley M. H. Freer H. C. Hollingsworth C. F. Goultry W. H. T. Main

Shaw Endorses Gage Administration in High Terms

Governor Shaw praised Secretary Gage of the treasury department in the highest terms for his administration and methods. He disputed a full endorsement and stated he would not speak beyond those compliments. The remarks touched on Gage's financial policies and currency principles without committing to full endorsement.

Norfolk Neb Gage Shaw Treasury Department Nebraska State Bankers’ Association Western Railroads Washington

Troops Hold Railroad and Venezuela Chile Crisis Deepens

Reports from Santiago and Caracas describe rising strain between Germany and Venezuela over troop movements and railway use. Argentine and Chilean diplomats clash over protocol terms, while Buenos Aires faces street protests amid disapproval of any Chilean settlement.

College department weighs football recognition and English for candidates

The Iowa general association's college department formed a committee to study continuing football as a college game and to adopt President MacLean's resolution on English requirements for articulation. About 1,200 attended, with 800 enrolled, as Saturday sessions ranked among the series' most important. Nomination committees were named across departments, and officers for the ensuing year were nominated.

Ing General Association MacLean State University College H. H. Freet A. M Currier G. J. Bue F. Finley A. B. Warner F. E. Palmer G. Luford Hisse E. Perry J. C. Bennett Ira D. Condit W. D. Wells Maurice Ricker Charles Eldred Shelton Simpson College Prof. Barr Drake University Adam Pickett Mount Ayr D. A. Thornburg Grinnell Agnes Robertson Cherokee W. H. Bender Cedar Falls Agnes Icelao Corydon B. W. Wratz Sioux City Educational Council F. E B. Willard Marshalltown J. McManus Council Bluffs

Alumni Reunions At Iowa State Teachers Meet Cite Press

The Cornell alumni reunion at the Savery hotel's ladies' ordinary drew many members and officials including Gov. Shaw and President King. Speakers addressed needs of colleges, with discussions on building funds, fire losses, and the law department site, while services at the Auditorium welcomed the public.

D. J. Doffeimyer Boone Helen Eliott Ottumwa J. T. Merrill Cedar Rapids Theodore 5. Parvin Jacob Verall LeMars J. H. Moyer Atlantic Dinwiddie Cedar Falls James Simmons Grinnell J. M. Mehan Des Moines Alice Stuntz Harlan Usilege Drake University Craig Simpson College Savery Coe College Capital City Commercial College Upper Iowa University Y. M. CG. AL Penn College Kirkwood Western College Eastern Colleges MacLean Board of Control Law Department General Assembly Cornell Iowa State Teachers’ Association W. T. King L. M. Shaw BR. C. Barrett James B W. Harlan H. H. Freer Stancliff Mitchell Fogg Saunders General Association Spaulding Peoria Kentucky Lebanon Mt. St. Mary's College Emmetsburg University of Louvain Belgium Rome Louisville Storms St. Paul's Episcopal Church H. R. Reynolds J. H. Seerley Cedar Talls W. MM. Beardshear Ames George E. MacLean Iowa City Des Moines Festival Association M. J. Bartlett

President Rejects Roosevelt Trade Law Plan

M. L. Tackwood of Zellenople Pennsylvania president of the American AntiTrust league issues a statement opposing President Roosevelts national anti trust law proposals. He argues strict enforcement of the Sherman Act suffices and that new legislation is unnecessary. He says industrial combinations destroy competition and rob the American people through inflated water stock dividends.

Terry Tex M. L. Tackwood Zellenople American AntiTrust League Roosevelt Lovlewoed

Receivers Named for Asphalt Company in Philadelphia

In anticipation of a default in fixed charges due January 1, arrangements have been made to appoint receivers for the Asphalt Company of America and the National Asphalt company. Henry Tatnall of Franklin National Bank and John M. Mack, a National Asphalt director, are expected to be named as receivers.

Asphalt Company Philadelphia Asphalt Company of America National Asphalt Company Henry Tatnall Franklin National Bank John M. Mack

Salvadoran Revolters Fight Government Troops in Colombia

Dispatch from Colon via Galveston reports 1500 Salvadoran revolutionaries landing at Tonosi near Santiago de Veraguas. Government forces under Castro concentrate troops as reinforcements head from Barranquilla. Fighting cited at Fusagasgua, Cumacua with claimed government victories and casualties. Details also describe Honda battle where government troops repelled Marin’s insurgents, routing them and pursuing survivors to Guayaquil. the insurgents reportedly refused quarter in a harsher civil conflict note.

Caracas Venezuela Castro Coro Falcon Barquisimeto Lara Cumana Curapano Barcelona Bermudese Domingo Monague Luriano Carabobo la Victoria San Juan de Los Moros Antonio Fernandes Carahobo Island of Margarita Caribbean Sea Salvador Colon Colombia Galveston Tex Panama Alban Tamaco Benjamin Herrer Tonosi Santiago de Veraga Barranquilla Republic Bogota Fusagasgua Cumacua Ililea Barrangguila Honda Leovigido Rodrigues Marin Londono la Ciguente Magdalena River Caraoli Mariquita Insurgenta W Guayaquil

Controversy Reopened as Argentine Minister Withdraws Pact

Official wires say Chile and Argentina renewed dispute after the peace protocol signed in Santiago. The Argentine minister’s signature prompted a furor at Buenos Aires among officials and the public, prompting further action yesterday.

Washington Santiago Buenos Ayres

Belmont Wins Place On New York Democratic Ballot In Seventh District

New York board of election commissioners sustained the protest against Joseph F. O Grady and ordered Belmont's nomination filed for the Seventh district race. Four candidates remain: Montague Lessler Republican Perry Belmont Democratic Frits Lindinger Independent and J Bennett Greater New York Democracy. Supreme court appeal anticipated. Captain Lucien Young sails home after farewell in Havana. 3000 attend reception aboard Morro Castle.

New York Board of Election Commissioners Belmont Democratiy Party Kong Ward Montague Lessler Perry Belmont Frits Lindinger J. Bennett Greater New York Democracy Bennett Hennett Supreme Court Captain Young Havana Lucien Young Young United States Morro Castle

Weather Forecast for Washington No 28 Fall Sunday

Washington forecast says low near fall Sunday with warmer in central portion. Monday fall continues with southerly winds increasing.

Washington

Venezuelan Troops Hold Railroad and Roosevelt Criticland

Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. The page lists multiple items including Venezuelan troops holding a railroad, President Roosevelt, and various society notes, literary items, and market reports from a weekly issue of The Sunday Leader.

Torobora Street Shaw and Gage Dinagras Roosevelt

President urged to enforce Sherman Act against rail and trade trusts

A political debate references the Interalite commerce act and calls for strict enforcement of the Sherman antitrust act against railway discrimination and trusts. Mr. Lockwood claims independent oil producers pushed for reform and accuses attorneys of seeking to shift power to the national government while criticizing labor and capital talks in New York.

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Suits Seek to Revoke Charters of Three Ohio Rail Lines

In Columbus on December 28, suits in quo warranto were filed in Crawford and Logan counties to revoke the charters of the Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo Nailway company the Buckeye Coal and Railway company and the Sunday Creek Coal company. The actions claim the firms are operated as a single unit in violation of anti trust and consolidation laws. The Morgan syndicate is popularly connected to the properties.

Amnul Kall+ rou Company Chartara Columbus Crawford Logan Counties Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Nailway Company Buckeye Coal & Railway Company Sunday Creek Coal Company Gulta Logan Frank Monnett Anti-Trust League David F. Pugh E. B. Finley Morgan Syndicate Crs Ow Tient

Meagl Use of Aliens Charged in Mail Fraud Case

Milwaukee officers arrest a suspect named Rause alias O W Liovda and sometimes Mrs O H Saunders for using the mails to defraud jewelers nationwide. The suspect, who may be male or female, allegedly led a scheme with recovered shipments valued at about 4000 dollars. The arrest occurred in Randolph Wisconsin by Postoffice Inspector Ralph Bird. Seven Negroes Drowned In Mississippi River Crossing Gale Capsizes Boat Near Riverside.

United States Milwaukee Wis Tanuse O. W. Liovda O. H. Saunders Rause Rich, Allen & Co Chicago Randolph Wic Postolite Ralph Bird

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