Obituary Tribute to Chief Justice Taft
Our former president and chief justice William Howard Taft is mourned nationwide. The piece highlights his integrity patriotism and impartial interpretations of law and the constitution. It notes Roosevelt’s support for Taft later political tensions and Taft’s dignified acceptance of outcomes.
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Great Republic
Taft
U. S. Supreme Court
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
White House
New York
Tait
William Howard Taft
We Should Not Heed France S Appeal For Protection
A viewpoint arguing against enlisting in European security pacts. The author urges the United States to prioritize domestic interests, naval strength, and foreign trade over Allied guarantees. Critics international bankers influence policy, while old world sentiment remains unfriendly to the United States.
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France
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Navy
London
E G Saunders Opponent Suspended For Sixty Days
Ray Moon and Charles Hindley, prohibition enforcers who fired on a Des Moines young woman, have been suspended for two months. Hindley faces competition from William E G Saunders for the secretary of state nomination and may have limited campaign time while idle.
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E.G. Saunders
Ray Moon
Charles Hindley
Des Moines
Hindley
Dickinson Urges Judge Kenyon For Supreme Court Seat
Congressman Dickinson recommends Judge Kenyon of Fort Dodge as a strong candidate to replace the late Associate Justice Sanford on the U S Supreme Court. The piece argues Kenyon would fit Iowa and agriculture interests while stressing early training shapes judicial outlook. The outcome of the suggestion will draw careful attention.
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Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Sanford
U. S. Supreme Court
West
Federal
VU. SS. Supreme Sourt
Iowa
Charlies Evans Hughes
Gandhi's Civil Disobedience Threat Illuminates India's Struggle
Gandhi issues ultimatum to Britain urging nonviolent resistance against colonial rule affecting 313 million Indians. The piece draws parallels to Daniel O'Connell's Ireland agitation and warns a bitter, costly battle lies ahead for Britain to subdue a far larger population.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Daniel O'Connell
Ireland
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
MacDonald
Oleo Sales Fall Amid Declining Demand
Wholesale oleomargarine salesmen report a sharp drop in demand over the last month. They note sentiment is lowering purchases while some urge boosting for domestic creamery butter. They warn coconut oil supply could be cut off, urging Iowa voters to support local products.
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Uf Oleo
Iowa
Our State University Worth 20 Million
Des Moines authorities estimate the University of Iowa's buildings and equipment at 329 million while indebtedness is 107 thousand. Receipts for the year near 6 million, tuition 713 thousand, hospital income 1.121 million, dormitories 195 thousand. Education expenses are high and many youths do not appreciate taxpayers' efforts.
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Des Moines
State University of Iowa
Ayrshire People Visit Friends and Attend Various Calls
March visits and travels fill Ayrshire notes as Frieda Rose Krause and Margaret LaCocq visit Lone Rock. Residents Mrs Dailey Fort Dodge visitor, Cecelia O'Brien in Algona, Cottingtons in Fort Dodge, Degnan in Spencer, Mae Hergen Mallard with O'Brien family, Conlon returns from Chicago, Fitzpatrick and Conlon visit Fort Dodge and Superior respectively, and many others travel to Emmetsburg Laurens Graettinger Pocahontas Bonnetsburg and Humboldt.
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Ayrshire
Frieda
Rose Krause
Margaret LaCocq
Lone Rock
J. B. Dailey
Fort Bodge
Cecelia O'Brien
Algona
Darwin Cottington
Fort Dodge
H. J. Degnan
Spencer
Odiss Mae Hergan
Mallard
Emmetshire
Roy Gates
Wisconsin
John Kibbie
Emmetsburg
Larson
Joe Kibbie
James Hand
St. Paul Gateréey
Priday
M. G. Hall
Spirit Lake
J. E Dailey
Helen Donovan
J. W. Jones
Pocahontas
Father Hayes
Laurens
M. R. Boughton
Pat Horgan
Monica
Mae
Bonnetsburg
J. M. Kelly
Maurine
Graettinger
Louis Stratton
Humboldt
Father Kelly
Joe Kelly
Margaret Hagen
Rodman Area Social and Household Notes March
Rodman Iowa community column notes Mrs Henry Thompson hosted a baby shower in the church basement with over a hundred guests. Lena Kling of Curlew and 0 J Salisbury visited Spencer while others attended funerals and welcomed a new ten pound daughter to Lloyd McClelland's family. A plan to build a barn was discussed by Adjt Bell of Oskaloosa.
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Rodman
Henry Thompson
Lena Kling
Curlew
Clayton Crook
Fort Dodge
Nels Kalstead
Ole Olson
Garl Lillivich
Lloyd McClelland
Adit Bell
Oskaloosa
Lago
Jim Knoer
Patrick Knoer
Minnesota
James Regan
Dan Urquhart
Plover
J. J. Johnson
Paton
Carl Sweeley
Lenihan Named Archbishop of Prea Jayve See
The resignation of Bishop Lenihan of Great Falls is followed by his appointment as archbishop of Prea Jayve. The former pastor of the Catholic church at Vail Craw len county plans to stay with his sister in Dubuque and his health prompted retirement. The change requires no special attention. Gilmore cement plant ships rock to Valley Junction for a gypsum mill with limited local grinding reported.
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Lenihan
Great Falls
Prea- Jayve
Vail
Crawlen County
Dubuque
Hrim
Gilmore
Valley Junction
Gilmore Cement
Milwaukee Rand plans 1930 spending surge across system
Milwaukee Rand announces 1930 expenditures totaling over 25 million with more than 11 million for equipment and 15 million for major improvements across 12 states. Rail outlays exceed 2 million, listing purchases of 2000 gondolas 700 box cars 600 flat cars 800 ore cars and various service cars. Major projects include Milwaukee grade separation Muskego Yard work and a new car shop. other cities fund track elevation dock warehouse and depots. miscellaneous road improvements cover bridges culverts shops and signals. New contracts total 4.125 million, with work not in this state.
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Milwaukee Rand
Muskego Yard
Chicago
Byanston
Sioux City
Sioux Falle
Green Bay
Polo
Birmingham
ORL & P. Ry
Davenport
Government Bridge
Estherville Seeks Million Dollar Compressing Station
The Estherville News expects Amarillo Natural Gas Co to build a million dollar compressing station at Estherville with four planned along the 800 mile route. If Emmetsburg isn’t chosen, Estherville will welcome the improvement. Wallingford Elevator Damaged by Fire
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Estherville
Amarillo Natural Gas Company
Esthervile
Emmetsburg
Wallingford
Farmers Co-Operative
Local Voter Allen Backs Dickinson and Jarabee in Primaries
Esther ville Enterprise columnist Brother Hirt Allen declares support for U S senator candidate Dickinson and for Fred Jarabee in the congressional race. He says he is not a dodger and will stand firm for his friends as Emmet primaries promise lively competition.
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Hirt Allen
Estherville
Attorneys Favor Gilchrist for Congress Nomination
Local attorneys in Emmetsburg favor Gilchrist of Laurena for the Republican nomination. He has extensive practice in the county and is widely acquainted, described as a fine gentleman.
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Gilchrist
Emmetsburg
Laurena
West Bend Stars In 1882 Emmetsburg Exhibition Clash
Ben McFarland recalls the 1882 West Bend and Emmetsburg baseball game featuring P. V. Nolan Robert Skinner and Spaulding star Styres. Styres hit two homers and a two base hit driving in Flynn and McFarland amid a rain soaked Fourth of July showdown.
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P. V. Nolan
Robert Skinner
West Bend
Ben McFarland
Emmetsburg
Styres
Rumning
Emmersburg
Gace Ballard
Nolan
Styren
Flynn
West Bend-Nevada
Myself
Indian Dog
Mason City Seen Poised for Strong Year Says Globe Gazette Man
G J Phillips of the Globe Gazette reports Mason City industries including cement and packing houses anticipate an active season. He notes the paper’s reach from Emmetsburg to the Mississippi and mentions local sales of many copies. A birthday party for Mrs McNamara was held with bridge and a luncheon. Gamble Stores offer a full line of paints and supplies. John Mahan of Graettinger attended to business in Emmetsburg.
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G. J. Phillips
Tie
Globe Gazette
Mason City
Phillips
Globe-Gazetter
Emmetsburg
Mississippi River
Globe-Gazette
Wm. McNamara
Ringsted Opera House declares ten percent dividend
The Ringsted Opera House Company recently declared a 10 per cent dividend. The building is a credit to the town and the people appreciate it and back the venture. Amos Hertz of Laurens was taken to Mercy hospital at Fort Dodge for surgery. Wimmiersburg callers and several local residents were noted in visits from Cylinder Indianola Fenton Wallingford and Wallingford areas.
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Ringsted Opera House
Ringsted Opera House Company
Amos Hertz
Laurens
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Geo. Pugsley
Cylinder
John 31
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