Iowa Awards To Claimants in Omnibus Pension Bill
The House approved claims for four Iowa veterans and dependents, including D. M. Rowland of Marengo and Florence Lambert of Clinton, amid debates on disability interpretations under the new pension law. Judge Green warns total-disability readings could harm old soldiers. he proposes a measure to guarantee full benefits for those unable to work. Iowa leads in farm wealth gains and celebrates Iowa birthday observance, while other notes cover a Danish ambassador visit, market fund requests, and railway mail clerks’ hours review.
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Washington, D. C
House
Iowa
D. MM. Rowland
Marengo
Robert Blain
Rowland
Philippines
Cincinnati
Pepper
Florence Lambert
Clinton
Arsenal
Philadelphia
Severin Hartman
Davenport
Rock Island Arsenal
L. A. Royster
Sland
Hamilton County
Woods
Green
Judge Green
Tve
Oigil
Marshalltown
Returns After Thirty Years Meet of Sweeney and Brown
Dubuque resident Hose A Brown hosts her brother James Sweeney, a Florida fruit ranchman, marking their first meeting in thirty one years since Sweeney disappeared in 1881. A letter from Amboy Illinois led to the reunion at 1493 Washington Street.
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Dubuque
James Sweeney
Florida
Hose A. Brown
Washington Street
Sweeney
Amboy
Iowa
Button Worker Shot at Le Claire Plant Amid Labor Tension
Davenport reporter says 30 year old button worker Davenport Henry King was shot in the back by Otto Berghaus a non union man at the Le Claire Indiana plant he is in Davenport hospital in critical condition The Le Claire factory opened months ago after moving from Muscatine to escape strike troubles had employed both union and non union men and tensions had risen over the past week
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Davenport
Harry King
le Claire
Otto Berghaus
Muscatine
Tiltford Academy clash injures student and woman
At Tilford Academy a class fight left one student with a serious knife wound and a young woman thrown from a bogey when an automobile driven by students rammed the rig. An investigation is underway.
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Vinton
Tilford Academy
Missing Boy Found in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming Mayor David A. Pakler located Joseph Mars, the Le Mars boy missing since February 16, at New Castle. He is being held awaiting advice from Iowa. In Dubuque Iowa, Mrs Anna Bewhurst, 72, was found dead at her Epworth home, believed deceased about two days.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph Mars
le Mars
New Castle
David A. Pakler
Iowa
Dubuque
Anna Bewherst
Epworth
Missing Dubuque man feared dead. Davenport body found
Fear for missing man Dubuque resident Dubuque Felbbaum aged 36 long employed about Glabevot tage sixteen miles north of Dubuque on the Mississippi since May 13. Authorities fear he may have died. In Davenport Grover Berry found dead in a box car neck broken. Police note fear for his death as well.
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Dubuque
Fritz Felbbaum
Mississippi
Davenport
Grover Berry
Rock Island Railroad
Congress Debates Archbald Probe and Tariff Delays
House judiciary continues charges against Judge Archbald with W B Boland testifying. Senator Heyburn blocks a unanimous consent vote on pending tariff bills while Stone rails at GOP nomination methods. Lorimer report split with majority backing seating, minority condemning. Nelson meat inspection probe postponed. Aiken seeks Wilson input on his son’s irrigation post. Titanic inquiry hears of White Star Special train from Halifax and rail allocations.
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House Judiciary Committee
Archbald
W. B. Boland
Heyburn
Senate
Stone
House Merchant Marine Committee
Smith
Titanic
Crawford
House Agriculture Expenditures Committee
Nelson
Lorimer
House
Aiken
Wilson
Colorado
Idaho
Chamberlain
Department of Justice
Campbell
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
White Star Line
Halifax
Taft confident of Roosevelt defeat gains in Ohio result
President Taft expressed confidence in defeating Roosevelt with the Ohio outcome for his renomination. Congress shows no adjournment in sight as the Senate remains tied up for an extended period amid political maneuvering.
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Roosevelt
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Senate
George W. Perkins
Harvester Trust
Martha Erickson
Bertha Foglestad
Chicago
Nebraska
Deelgstes
Grand Lodge
Rebakah Assembly
St. Louis
Knox
James A. Peterson
Minneapolis
United States Senate
Senation Nelzoi
William F. Newcombe
Cleveland
Black Torrington Parish
England
Halifax
White Star
Montmagny
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
America
Bow Ifaz Green
la Follette
Chillicothe
W. J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad
San Antonio
Dixon
House
House of Commons
Harmon
Houston
Tex
Homer GC
Champ Clark
Colent Roosevelt
Washington State
Presbyterian General Assembly
D. B. Perry
Doane
Neb) College
Hayward
Nouse
Foss
C.W. T. Richeson
Root
New York
International Congress of Navigation
Frank E. Beattie
Dies
Texas
Winnipeg
Man
Warren Conlan
Orpheum Theater
Iows
North
Missouri
Des Moines
T. F. Henderson
Brooklyn
W. C. Shepard
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Federation of German Catholic Societies of Tlino
J. A. Bauer
Germantown
Decatur
Supreme Court of Missouri
Standard of Company
Sherman
Reichstag
National Socialists
Indianapolis
Giolitti
Ameglio
Rhodes
Michigan
St Olaf College
Iowa
Minnesota
Ilingis
Indiana
Russia
Harry S. New
Roosevelt Domination Hints Stir Election News
A sweep of political updates notes Roosevelt seen as dominant in several states and a push for direct senatorial elections. Congress eyed direct election amendments, Taft era tactics debated, and convention leadership discussed as nations prepare for the Republican gathering.
Political notes from a 1912 era convention and trials
Personal mentions include Champ Clark with a solid Town delegation and Clarence Darrow acting for himself as he questioned witnesses. Wickersham warns against radical shifts, Debs is urged as Socialist presidential nominee, and other political volleys touch on Roosevelt, Harmon, Bryan, and the harvester trust probe.
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Champ Clark
Clarence Darrow
Wickersham
Eugene V. Debs
Gov. Ross
Massachusetts
Richeson
Hilles
Roosevelt
Harvester Trust
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Harmon
Bryan
Office hours notice for single day operation
A brief public notice states hours from 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m with a bare one day only and return every 23 aya.
Rockies Vacation Teaser for Summer Getaway
The text promises a real vacation among the Rockies this summer, urging readers to prepare early for a full, enjoyable period and to begin tee and race period preparations. It emphasizes readiness and a single, treasured seasonal experience.
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Rockies
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