Roosevelt as Advisor and the Anti Trust Debate
The article criticizes Colonel Roosevelt for shifting positions on antitrust enforcement. It notes his past advocacy and selective actions as president, including pardoning and recommending trust officers, then contrasts with his post‑presidency stance holding individuals responsible. It concludes by praising his earlier achievements while withholding public commendation for insincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Trousevelt
Paul Morton
Santa Fe Railway Company
Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Hobson and Jappaya in a Mixed Policy Debate
The piece discusses party loyalty and reluctance to back new policies, notes Mexican reactions to an Indianapolis automobile disaster, observes difficulties in self-critique, mentions Richard P. Hobson facing a loss of his hobby, and cites Jappaya seeking an arbitration treaty with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Hobson
Jappaya
United States
Lord Barrymore Warns Of Irish Rule Exit
Lord Barrymore vows to leave Ireland if Home Rule passes. He claims the Irish lords date to Cromwell and accuses the British system of centuries of plunder and oppression. He predicts a reckoning against the House of Lords as Irish defenders seek justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Barrymore
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Oliver Cromavell
Oliver
House of Lords
Deland
Hopeful Sign De La Barra Calls Mexican Election
Provisional president De La Barra decrees Mexico will vote on October 15 to elect a successor to the late Diaz. The piece notes American critics, expects minimal bloodshed and praises Mexicans for capable governance and self-determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Barra
Mexico
Diaz
Europe
Congress not likely to adjourn until fall in Washington state
Reports from Washington state say Congress will stay in session late into the fall. Standpatters in the senate resist action and favor “let well enough alone.” Progressive senators seek reform but won’t push all campaign pledges into law, and fear democratic upper house gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Iowa Attorney General Urges Strict Enforcement of Road Dragging Law
Attorney General Cosson urges strict enforcement of the road dragging act enacted by the Thirty-fourth general assembly. Township trustees must levy a one mill tax in 1911 for dragging funds, divide townships into districts, appoint a dragging superintendent, and fund dragging from township road funds. The act, effective April 8, 1911, supersedes prior provisions and allows trustees to expend road funds for dragging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosson
Iowa
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Thirtyfourth General Assembly
Thirtythird General Assembly
Partello in town after Washington trip to Chicago
Hon D J Partello arrived from Washington D C in 20 hours over nearly 1000 miles to Chicago. He praised Pennsylvania rail service, noted Europe has no equivalent, and plans a large barn construction on a farm southeast of Emmetsburg. He will stay about ten days before heading to Berlin Germany.
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Bon
D. J. Partello
Washington
D. C
National Capital
Chicago
Partello
Europe
Pennsylvania
Emmetsburg
Tariff Commission
Foreign Service
Emmetsberg
Reese
Berlin
Germany
Gollmar Brothers Circus Brings Novelties to town Jun 17
The Gollmar Brothers Circus advertises a lively show with many acts including the Mora Family, LaRne the champion, Marie Marvello, and a large leaping contest. Elephants, horses, dogs, mules, and clowns are billed, with riding stunts and animal performances. The program promises humor and thrills for American families.
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Gollmar Brothers Cirus
Golkmar Brothers
Mora
Charles LaRne
Bees
Marie Marvello
Rudleys
Black Hussar
Gollmar Bros. Circus
High School Class Play Bachelor Hall Impresses Emmetsburg
The Iowa High School senior class presented Bachelor Hall on Wednesday to a near full house. The farce drew steady laughter as Clinton Gaylord played a tactful congressman and Mildred Daley delivered the congressman’s voice. Actors Clifford Mayne Earl Godden Richard Beebe and Alfred Paterson earned praise alongside the strong female cast led by Rose Miller Helen Mulrone Miss Mabel Simonson and Margaret Young. The High School orchestra performed and Supt. McComb received commendation for guiding the troupe and community support.
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Iowa
Lauguter
Clinton Gaylord
Clifford Mayne
Earl Godden
Emmetsburg
Richard Beebe
Alfred Paterson
Lloyd White
Oscar Doyle
New York
Rose Miller
Vera Lea
Betty Vance
Mildred Daley
Helen Mulroney
Mabel Simonson
Polly Reynolds
Margaret Young
Bepey
McComb
Emmetsburg Plans Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Citizens organize committees for general arrangements finance advertising and parade with Emmetsburg Boat Club handling fire works and illumination. Orator Mr S E McMahon of Algona will speak. Local residents Nell Laughlin Blanche Saldwin travel to Minneapolis. Mrs Seymour to Tacoma for future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Joseph P. Jones
H. W. Beebe
J. H. Knoblauch
F. L. Wiltse
W I. Branagan
W. T. Krieger
James W. Neary
W. J. Brown
Walter G. Middleton
Anna Donovan
H. Mayne
T. J. Duffy
John Scott
HE. H. Soper
W. E. G. Saunders
Ross Moses
Peter Hoelzner
W. +. Fisher
M. C. Grier
P. 5. Brown
W. H. Coonan
P. H. Donlon
J. R. McComb
P. C. Ressell
Birs. Beckman
M.C. Grier
Lil Patten
J. L. McClure
Emmetsburg Boat Club
T. F. Kerwick
J. A. Slater
Leo C. Streator
Earl Beebe
John Young
Monroe Johnson
Elmer Ellis
Mae Atkinson
Kate Scott
D. G. McCarty
Mars. M. A. Scott
C. F. Nedderman
W. J. Danigan
J. L. van Gorden
Bert Hughes
B. G. McCarty
Iowa
E. McMahon
Algona
Hmmelsburg
Nell Laughlin
Blanche Saldwin
Minneapolis
C. J. Seymour
Tacoma
Washington
A Program of Real Merit at St Mary Academy Class Day
The Class Day exercises at St Mary Academy in the K C hall Friday afternoon offered an instructive and pleasing program under the Sisters of St Mary. Miss Josephine Morrissey read the class greeting, with Miss Elizabeth McNally outlining the Class of 1911 and praising the education and guidance received. Miss Gail Egan performed essays and readings including The Dream of Gerontius, The Diver, and Educated, while Catherine Mulroney delivered the class poem To Mary Immaculate and recited Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book. The program featured a class will by Julia Crowley, a short class play A Precious Pickle, piano and violin numbers, and a well-rendered class song, Happy Days Are Gone By. Charles Giddings returned from Jacksonville, Florida, noting large city growth, northern capital, and local crop conditions. Charles Sands repairs progress on a Mallard building destroyed by fire.
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St. Mary Academy
K. C. Hall
Sisters of the Academy
Josephine Morrissey
Morrissey
Elizabeth McNally
Sisters of St. Mary's
Miss McNally
Gail Egan
Gerontius
Cardinal Newman
Bliss Nellie Crowley
Mary Immaculate
Catherine Mulroney
Gar
Mulroney
Friar Jerome
Mary Waldron
Bliss Nellie Galleger
Misa Galleger
Julia Crowley
Adl
Mary O'Brien
Ruth Reilly
Josephine Brennan
Edna Kerwick
Charles Giddings
Jacksonville
Florida
Fred
St. Augustine
Giddings
Tennessee
Indiana
Iowa
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V. i. Branagan
Indianapolis
Gollmar Brothers Circus
Mr. McMahon
Charles Sands
Mallard
Vidor
the Fair Store
FER
Eac
Ras Cr Poe
L. Benda
Sullivan
Minot
North Dakota
Graettinger
Sarah E. McDonnell
Edward Ryan
E. S. Wallace
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