Nations push toward statehood and political shifts in Washington
The house passed the joint resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico to immediate statehood with constitutions pending a voter decision. Senate inquiries probe Standard Oil, while Frye retires due to ill health after 41 years. Roosevelt faces criticism on arbitration and Taft expands park and forest designations.
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New Mexico
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Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
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Pomerene
Frye
Congress
Maine
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Sinaloa
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Lorimer
Pachuca
Christian Herald
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
John W. Foster
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
Gideons
Omaha
New York City
Mexico City
Diaz
Grace Dexter Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Richard Hargreaves
Lincoln
Texas Railroad Commission
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Louis D. Brandeis
Post Office Department
Szechnyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Budapest
Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Towa City
United States
Annie Parros
Pittsburg
Colorado National Park
Mesa County
Colo
Anthony Howard Hunkle
Hot Springs
United Presbyterian Men’s Movement
First Presbyterian Church
Zelda M. Striker
Sadaske Fujita
Dolphin
J. M. Parks
Los Angeles Iron Workers' Union
Bart J. Connors
Los Angeles
Hall of Records
Bureau of Corporations
United States Steel Corporation
Beverly W. Dunn
Southern Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The
Geographical Survey
Chicago
Harney National Forest
South Dakota
Black Hills Forest
Interurban Expansion Near Newton and Colfax
The Interurban Company of Des Moines plans to extend its electric line by leasing the 14 mile stretch from Colfax to Newton, linking Des Moines with Jasper County. Federal court statements say $15,000 yearly rent supports a $250,000 valuation for the move.
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The
Interurban Company of
Des Moines
Ft. D. D. M. & Southern
Colfax
Newton
Iowa
Jasper County
Newton & Northwestern
Homer A. Loring
Boston
Mass
Loring
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad Company
Goddard
Des Moines Junction
Iowa Officials Face Costs From Muscatine Guard Action
The Iowa attorney general says taxpayers bear most costs from last month’s national guard call to quell Muscatine disorders linked to button manufacturers. About $10,000 will be paid, with Muscatine County only covering local-guard expenses. Additional items include investigations at Ames against Prof. Holden, health inspections of railroad labor housing, and new insurance company admissions.
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Eppenbach
Solon
Charles B. Chenowith
New Hall
Benton County
C. L. Johnson
Belle Plaine
John Hart
Floris
Washington
Colfax
Archie Sabin
Marengo
Leo Kelly
Cedar River
Harry Cross
Mount Vernon
Henry B. Rose
Des Moines
Soldiers’ Home
Fifth Iowa Infantry
Frank Dick
Quincy
Iowa
Mondamin
United Commercial Travelers
Clinton
Marshal Weedman
Dows
T. P. Joslin
Mortimer C. Mumma
State University
John M. Murray
Ottumwa
Knight Templar
Houston
Tex
Wapello County
Louisa Holland
Mount Pleasant
Kentucky
Iown
Henry County
Frances Shedak
Oxford Junction
Wallis Hall
G. A. R. Hall
Shahan
Grinnell
Emil Youngsted
Thomas Phipps
Council of
Walnut Street
Iowa City
United States
War Department
John Jacob Astor
Iowa National Guard
San Antonio
E. C. Worthington
Guy S. Brewer
Frank Murphy
Sioux City
Vern Hale
Fort Dodge
Captain Lang
Muscatine
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Frederick Cook
Clear Lake Chautauqua
W. J. Bryan
Forest City
Taft
Cummins
R. R. McBride
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
Edward S. Harlan
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank, Atlantic
Atlantic Northern & Southern Railway Company
W. R. Green
John P. Miller
Shiit
Scott County
Davenport
Dallas Center
Adel Mill Company
Iowa Association of Trained Nurses
Waterloo
Beet Sugar Company
Waverly
Vineco Marengo
Anamosa
Paul Stepkevich
Centerville
Hunter
M. J. McLaughlin
C. M
St. P
St. Paul
Fulton Yards
Rebepah
Marble Rock
Ray
C. A. Randall
Lake Mills
Loyal Labor League
County Recorder
Freeman R. Conaway
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boone Federation
Dean Reynolds
D. C. Reynolds
Elliott
Red Oak
Smith McPherson
Federal
Kansas City
Grain Company
Interstate Grain Company of Minneapolis Incorporated
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Guy E. Logan
Muscatine County
State Board of Education
P. G. Holden
State Agricultural College
Ames
Idaho
Holden
F E. R. Moore
Linn County
Moore
Sumner
State Board of Health
van Duyn
Bonds and politics mix as world news dominates agenda
The week brings reports of Panama bond bids totaling 50 million dollars at 3 percent, Taft's pardon denial for Walsh and Morse, and MacVeagh accused over a creosote duty. International and domestic tensions unfold with Mexican governorship rivalries, insurrectos, and church union debates.
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Postal Savings Bank
Panama
Mexico City
Taft
Walsh
Morse
MacVeagh
Carnegie Endowment Fund For International Peace
William Carren
St. Louis
Root
Root To the Reciprocity Agreement Was Opposed As Likely To Be Fatal. Insurrectos
la Follette
Lorimer
Senate
Reformed Church
General Synod of
The
Reformed Church of the United
Europe
Billy” Slitt
Ilinois
Miss Elkins
Young Hitt
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Baring Brothers & Co
Union Pacific Company
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Martin Show
Incane Neglum
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Brookman
Wickersham
Eait
New York
Berteaux
Monis
Paris
Hermosillo
Mexico
Contempt charges may be revived in Gom pers case
Morley moved the second reading of the veto bill in the house of lords while imperial observers note unsettled political moves. The accession of a new Abyssinian emperor was announced prematurely as factions maneuver.
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Gompers
Morrison
Mitchell
Morley
House of Lords
Abyssinia
Nebraska
Arizona
New Mexico
Taft
Cummins
Diaz
Mexico
Congress
Treasury
Curtis
London
Laurier
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Iowa Episcopal Church Convention
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Waukon
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Stolba
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Charles City
George Lehman
la Porte
James R. Wood
J. L. Carney
Iowa State Bar Association
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Frank Shaub
Lenox
Herman Kueckr
Wea
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Cosson
Boone
Lady Maud
George Gano
Hedgewood Boy
Truro
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McPherson
Nuzum
Wocabine Savings Bank
H. A. Kinney
Lewis Haas
S. R. de Con
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Chamberlain’s Limited Africa
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Africa
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Great Northern Railroad Company
Heyward
Great Northerm
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Legal Department
General Fire Assurance Company
France
Office of Auditor of State
England
Germany
Holland
J. Cole & Son of
Sears-Nrizzell Co
Merchants National Bank of
Etta F. Sears
Parole Board
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Nevada
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Fort Madison
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