Taft foes clash with bills as navy and tariffs loom
The House adopts the Clayton resolution seeking attorney general information on prosecutions of American Tobacco officers. The gunboat Marietta is offered from Guantanamo to Bluefields to observe Nicaragua. Taft pledges full information to Representative Hardwick on the sugar trust. Hardwick plans to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Tobacco Company
House
Nicaragua
Marietta
Guantanamo
Cuba
Bluefields
Taft
Hardwick
Georgia
Executive Department
Beverly
Congress
White House
Eberhart
Minnesota
Wayzata
Lake Minnetonka
Cummins
Iowa
National Republican Progressive League
la Follette
President nominates Muse postmaster at Mason City Iowa
A long Iowa news note lists several events including William F Muse being nominated as postmaster for Mason City Iowa. Other items include deaths of Francis Redding and W L Eaton, Deere purchase of Davenport Wagon and Syracuse Chilled Plow plants, indictments and bailed release for Thomas Duff, and a $200000 Des Moines Masonic temple contract to be let next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Muse
Mason City
Iowa
Francis
Geo. Redding
Newton
W. L. Eaton
Osage
Deere & Co
Davenport Wagon Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Thomas Duff
Garner
Des Moines
Frank H. Seidel
Linda Hafling
Anthon
Kk. T. Hart
Council Bluffs
National Republican
Malvern Bank
W. H. Guyer
Hattie L. Perry
Spokane
Wash
Northwood
George Devries
Alta
Western Elevator Company
Boys Scouts
Boone
Squaw Creek
Orville W. Spotts
Ottumwa
P. A. Lemke
Griswold
George F. Pulse
Monmouth
Clare A. Sproul
Waterloo
William Madden
Florence Burrt
Chris Knudson
Kensett
Rock Island
Frank Preus
Algona
National Guard Company
Webster City
Marshalltown
William J. Connors
Irvie Dunn
Mabray
Degraw
A. T. Burnell
Iowa Children’s Home
Albert Davis
L. FP. Davis
Ranier
DeWitt
Washington
Louie Bourquin
State Bank
New Hartford
F. E. Roberts
Bourquin
Owa City
Chicago
Continental and Commercial National
Charles F. Alden
Clinton
F. J. Beatty
Tipton
A. D. Bicknell
Humboldt
C. R. Carpenter
Fayette
Ernestine A. Cotton
Atlantic
Cedar Rapids
P. K. Holbrook
B. D. Holbrook
Quawa
Belle R,. Jefferson
Davenport
Charles H. Keck
G. W. Koontz
Iowa City
Jennie D. Lane
George C. Lauman
Burlington
Lucy J. Lauman
D. N. Loose
Maquoketa
George L. Lovell
Monticello
Christian Magnus
Michael F. Mahoney
G. EB. Marquardt
Oscar P., Miller
Rock Rapids
Robert Moir
Cora Belle Morrison
Elizabeth F. Morrison
William Francis Morrison
Peter Musser
Muscatine
Anna B. McClelland
Laura Musser MacColm
Maurice D. O'Connell
Fort Dodge
Edith F. Perkins
J. F. B. Portman
Decorah
John T. Remy
John
W. H. Stone
Waucoma
H. A. Strub
James J. Sweney
Ida Moir Tracy
Joel Turney
G. D. Woodin
Sigourney
Emm. E. Young
Corn Exchange National Bank
George H. Felthous
Rockwell
Deposit National
W. Stuckslager
Lisbon
H. G. Moore
Wellman
Minnie B. Moore
R. A. Sanderson
Essex
First National
S. Atlee
Fort
A. P Black
Mt. Pleasant
Lafe
Frank G. Ray
Vinton
JJ. J. Sax
Nathan Shee
Oskaloosa
National City Bank
A. W. Beed
Hampton
G. F. Beed
William B. Brown
Henry Guenther
Wheatland
Walter H. Hall
G. D. Harrison
Harry L. Harrison
Lulu P. Ingersoll
W. A. Inglis
Georges. Ringland
Ross Walker
C. A. Wise
Cedar Falls
Central Trust Company of
Alino
William Blake
James KE. Edwards
Hienrs Guenther
Josephine G. Grimes
Julian Grimes
Samuel R McConnell
EK. EK. Pinney
James T. Whiting
John L Waite
Chicago City
E. J. Haye
John D. Judgensen
Chicago Savings and Trust Company
Iowa Taxable Values Rise In 1910 Amid Wealth Growth
Iowa state reports show total net taxable property value increased by 7 957177 in 1910 from 1909 with land values up 1 560559 and personal property up 8 252779. County data reflect a 432562 rise and land and personal property gains of 7 031 and 434220 respectively. The year 1910 totals reach 693 211202 for all property, while lands stand at 369 991106 and personal property at 134 485201. State officials note tax rate declines over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iown
Office of State Auditor
Lown
Polk County
Iowa
Senators Split On Renomination And Policy Battles
Senator Cummins backs Taft for renomination while Taft rebukes an army colonel over anti Jewish prejudice. Smoot accuses the house of biasing printing bills. the Root amendment gains support through the reciprocity bill. A Lori mer election probe opens in the senate. Wickersham vows criminal prosecutions of trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Taft
Smoot
House
Senate
Wickersham
Washington State
China
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Gary
The
Steel Corporation
House Committee
George H. Hutton
Addisonville
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Tennessee Central Railroad
Nashville
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Honduras
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
New York Chamber of Commerce
Paris Chamber of Commerce
France
Mexico
Mexico City
Wisconsin
Assembly
Reciprocity, Drowning, and Mexican Revolution News
Congressional adjournment remains distant as Taft's Chicago speech steers trade reciprocity efforts. Norris Brown backs the popular choice for president. Six drownings occur in Utah Lake near Salt Lake City. Taft plans a Beverly Massachusetts summer stay. Receptions for the Madero party are lively while a plot against Madero is alleged with ties to the United States.
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Congress
W. J. Bryn
Taft
Chicago
Norris Brown
Nebraska
Madero
Mexico City
Utah Lake
Salt Lake City
Beverly
Mass
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Maine
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Boston
Lorimer
Champaign
Ohio
Voel H. Cuchin
Roanoke
Iowa Suffrage Association
Perry
Southwest Tariff Commission
Southwest
Anti-Horse
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Kas
Allison
Grenville M. Dodge
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Trieste
Austria
New York
Caroline E. Thompson
Bridgeport
Panama Canal
Ware-Kramer Tobacco Company
Raleigh
N. C
O’connor
Washington Navy Yard
Topeka
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Theodore Rooseevlt
Robert Alphonso Taft
President Taft
Supreme Court
Askid
Towal News
Henry Schwed
Eldridge
Anthony Burdiect
First National Bank of
J. B. Remensnyder
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Coort
North Iowa
Sioux Falls
S. D
McGregor
Elks
Sioux City
Order
Championship of Elks’ Lodges
D. M. Helfenstein
LeGrand
Iowa State Christian Conference
Peter Brackendorf
Carroll
Northwestern
Bert Cleveland
John Reynolds
Boone Electric Railway and Electric Light Company
Dows, Read & Smith
Boone Electric Company
F. C. Ensign
Iowa Falls
Cleve Holland
Forest City
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
J. M. Lindly
Winfield
Iowa State Hotel Men’s Association
Spirit Lake
Joseph Zika
Benton County
Stemme d'Italia
Garibaldi
L. L. Smith
Dexter
Capital
F. F. Winsell
B. C. Hemphill
M. F. Halmer
Harrison County
Thomas Arthur
W. R. Green
Claude Collie
Kirksville
Iowa Cit
Creston
Edith Codd
H. C. Codd
LeMars
H. G. Codd
Smith Johnson
Stockport
J. Bisting
Altoona
Missouri Valley
Ames
A. W. Deyoe
John Adams
Solon
Thorne
Kenyon and Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. A. Mosely
H. C. Wallace
T. W. Tomlinson
American National Live Stock Association
Commission
Clifford Thorne
American National Livestock Association
County Normal
A. M. Deyoe
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Normal Institute
Cowles-Ritter
County Institute
Deyoe
Southern Iowa Editorial Association
O. BE. Hull
Leon
Ingersoll Park
Auto
Greater
Hon
Lafe Young
Des Moines Capital
8. M. Greene
Chariton Herald
Horace Barnes
Albia Republican
Charles K. Needham
Washington Press
M. L. Curtiss
Knoxville Journal
New Iowa
Cascaden Realty and Investment Company
Capital Stock
Thomas Lascaden
Grace Cascaden
Hubbard State Bank
Hubbard
D. EB. Byam
C. &. Albrook
C. A. Byam
Dubuque County Farm Mutual Insurance Association
Hibernian Panking Association
J. Bicknell
Lake View Trust and Savings
Jane FE. Higley
Joseph H. Ingverson
Emma KE. Young
Security Bank of Chicago
Strangeland
Cylinder
Sheridan Trust and Savings
O Green
Spencer
Standard Trust and Savings
A. H. Martin
Mason Cfiv
State Bank of Chicago
Map Geret J. Austin
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