Drainage District Proceedings and Appointments in Palo Alto Iowa
Board approves continued proceedings for drainage district 21 and 2 in Palo Alto County with engineers Campbell and Martin appointed to inspect lands. Refund authorized for Sarah O Rourke and Justice of Peace vacancy filled by H A Thomas. A list of claims against the county is approved and warrants ordered, covering drainage notices, engineering, publicaciones, and various commissions.
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Guy R. Campbell
Emmetsburg
J.S. Martin
J. A. Sues
General Assembly of
Iowa
Palo Alto
H. Emrich
Board of Supervisors
Palo Alto County
Sarah O'Rourke
West Bend Corporation
Adamson
West Bend
G.H. Keightly
Board of Anparvisora
Nation
Guy R Campbell
John S. Martin
Tripune Publishing Company
Apsishire Chronicle
F. H. Fordyce
B. D. Blekford
Morgan Petition Kirby and
New Primary Law Causes Mixup With National Convention Date
The article explains conflicts between Iowa's new primary law and the national Republican convention schedule. It notes discrepancies in who calls district conventions, the June 16 national date clashing with county and state conventions, and that the June 4 primary occurs across parties. It concludes the state convention must occur after June 20, likely between June 22 and July 2.
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Iowa
National Republican Central Committee
State Central Committee
National Committee
Chaplain Cole Acquitted Amid Immorality Trial
Northwestern Iowa Methodists at Hubbard acquit Chaplain Jesse Cole of the Iowa soldiers' home after a church trial on immorality charges. Also announced is the third annual corn contest and harvest festival by Grinnell merchants December 16 to 20 with $300 in prizes. The article notes other local items including a grand jury hold for Maurice Aldrich on perjury and various sensational society and labor incidents in Sioux City.
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Northwestern Iowa Methodists
Hubbard
Jesse Colé
Iowa Soldiers’ Home
Grinnell
New Armory
Holden
Seca
Maurice Aimy Aldrich
The
Tribune of
Sioux City
Aldrich
Mamie Aldrich
St. Louis
Marriage license issued for Vanderbilt heiress and Hungarian noble
New York January 13 Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt and Count Laszlo Jeno Maria Henrik Simon Szechenyi of Hungary secured a marriage license. They appeared at city hall after filing an in advance application, with Miss Vanderbilt listed as 21 and the count as 28. He is described as landowner and imperial chamberlain, a native of Hungary, and Roman Catholic.
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Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
New York
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Laszlo Jeno Maria Henrik Simon Szechenyi
Hungary
Miss Vanderbilt
Ormezo
Neer Lodge case could influence Washoe smelter injunction
Chancery Crane filed findings in the Neer Lodge valley smoke dispute in federal court. If Judge Hunt approves, a permanent injunction sought by nearby farmers against the Washoe smelter at Anaconda may not be granted. The master’s appended statement notes amended findings on arsenic effects. The earlier claim of animal deaths due to arsenic poisoning is changed to sickness only.
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Butte
Mont
Crane
Neer Lodge Valley
Hunt
Anaconda
Democratic banking panel backs hearings on currency bills
Washington January 13 Democratic members of the house committee on banking and currency met to discuss the Fowler and Aldrich currency bills and unanimously backed hearings before the full committee. Minority members oppose the Aldrich bill as expanding bond deposits to secure currency and view the Fowler bill as too revolutionary for restructuring all outstanding currency into a system backed by national bank assets.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Steamship Rate War Ends In Indo Chinese Trade Pact
Berlin reports that the North German Lloyd and Nippon Yusen Kaisha have reached an agreement in which the Japanese line relinquishes the Indo Chinese trade to the German company. Details are undisclosed but deemed satisfactory to both parties and the rate waris ended.
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Berlin
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Japanese Steamship Company
Lloyd
Grange Backs Parcels Post Plan Before Congress
General Bach elder and National Grange leaders met with Postmaster General Meyer to discuss his parcels post extension proposal. The National Grange committees voiced strong support and pledged to back the plan before congressional committees.
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Grange
Washington
Bachelder
National Grange
The
Meyer
Congress
Great Northern Buys Montana Central Line in Montana
Felena Mont Jan 13 The Great Northern Railway company for 6 135 454 has purchased the Montana Central rail road line running from Great Falls to Butte. It has been controlled by the Great Northern for years.
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Felena
Mont
Great Northern Railway Company
Montana Central Rail Road
Great Falls
Butte
The
Great Northern
Banks Show Necessary Reserve
New York banks reported a weekly clearing house surplus of 6,084,050 dollars under the 25 percent reserve rule for the first time since October. The 42 surplus indicates improved liquidity amid ongoing financial stringency.
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New York
Financelal
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