Tariff revision in Taft era hinges on Cannon and allies
The piece argues tariff reform hinges on Speaker prospects and allies like Cannon Dalzell and Payne. It cites Chicago Record-Herald praising Taft’s commitment to genuine, unequivocal revision, aiming for protection without graft and fair measures for labor and capital. It notes calls for a special session and hearings to shape a up-to-date tariff based on facts.
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Joe Cannon
Dalzell
Payne
Cannon
Chicago Record- Herald
Taft
United States
Grand Ledge Egg King Convicted Again in Eye-Load Scam
William Andre of Grand Ledge is found guilty of obtaining a carload of eyes under false pretenses. It marks his second conviction for this offense and follows a prior failed attempt for $100,000. The judge’s decision is reported from Charlotte Michigan on November 9.
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Kgs
Chariotte
Mich
William Andre
Grand Ledge
Alleged Murderer Arrested in Crystal Lake Case
Springfield dispatch from Weatrice Nebraska reports John N Bedford, sought by McHenry County authorities for murder at Crystal Lake, has been arrested. Authorities confirmed the capture and awaiting further action in the case.
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Springfield
Weatrice
Neb
John N Bedford
McHenry County
Crystal Lake
Emperor William names Bernstorf ambassador to United States
The German Emperor selects Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorf as ambassador to the United States. Baron Spech von Stern ers is noted as deceased. The Chinese emperor is reported seriously ill per a State Department dispatch from Washington. Rone gears to mark on November 16 the eightieth anniversary of the Pope’s entrance into the priesthood. National Rubber Co in Bristol, Ohio, inaugurates full time schedule. 4008 workers employed.
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William
Germany
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorf
Unite@ States
Spech von Sterners
China
State Department
Washington
Rone
Willis
National Rubber Company
Bristol
Local Wedding Unites Arch Jones and Mises Pluma Anderson
Arch Jones and Mises Pluma Anderson were quietly married Saturday at 8:00 PM in the First Methodist Episcopal church parsonage with Rev. C. L. Tennant officiating. The couple, well known in the city, will reside with Mrs. James on East Briggs Street and welcome friends.
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Arch Jones
Mises Pluma Anderson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. L. Tennant
Jones
H. H. Jones
Canada
Ias
Mra John Lindbom
Mrs. Jones
Mra James
East Briggs Street
Dave
Lecture on Etereoptican Pictures At Park
George A. Howard state lecturer for the Ancient Order of United Workmen presented an evening program in the park promoting the local lodge. A large crowd attended and many universal interest pictures were shown before a light accident cut the display short.
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George A. Howard
Ancient
Order of United Workman
A. O. CU. W. Lodge
Lodge
London
Panama Canal
Plum Grove Lecture Honors Rev Byer and Local School News
Rev Byer of Brighton delivered a helpful lecture in Plum Grove on his Holy Land visit and World Sunday School Convention. Residents praised his instruction and an attendee from Pennsylvania called him the most interesting speaker. News notes cover farm yields, mules bought at Wisecare, Waldo McPherson’s new driving lessons, Miss Ball's school program and retirement, and Mies Leech to teach the winter term.
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Rev. Byer
Brighton
Bis
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Byer
United States
Old World
Pennsylvania
Martha
Ray Richards
Libertyville
Sleter
C. D. McPherson
H. D. Thomas
Texas
D. I. Johnson
Wisecare
Waldo McPherson
Waldo
Cora Ball
Plum Grove
Mies Ball
Affes Ball
Mies Leech
Keosauqua
Centerville visitors and guests listed across towns
Hale Greenleaf and Oral Watters from Centerville spent Sunday with friends in the area. Mina Ella Shea of Council Bluffs visited Mrs. Kate Sullivan. Ed Deititen of Burlington came for a Sunday with the Kennedy family. Miss Cora McGinois of Boulder Colorado attended tea at the V. E. Faulkner home.
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Oral Watters
Centerville
Mina Ella Shea
Council Blutte
Kate Sullivan
Ed Deititen
Burlington
Kennedy
Cora McGinois
Boulder
Colorado
V. E. Faulkner
Billy Sunday Ottumwa Revival Sparks Public Clash
Ottumwa hosts Billy Sunday revival meetings under the Grand Opera house with rapid exchanges between Sunday and manager Jersey. The row centers on Sunday’s mockery of critics while Jersey promotes competing shows and local improvements. Cigar machines vanish as the revival begins and a string of visitors and locals visit East Hempstead Street.
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Ottumwa
Grand Opera House
Tabernacle
J. F Jercey
Jersey
Personal notices from Monday's Daily list local calls and visits
Everett Work of Chicago calls on friends. Clyde Warner visits Washington. Floyd Goodman at Glasgow. Donald McGregor of Ottumwa visits. Wester Stark travels to Burlington. Jacob Warner guests in Brighton. Prof Harley Young of Agents City visits here. Messett couple visits Ottumwa relatives. Tool couple guests in HH. Mitchell home. Mrs. George Stephens visits daughter in Pleasant Plain. Telegrapher Boyd Heldorfer visits Burlington relatives. Sisters Snyder visit Mt Vivasant. Rev. John A. Bright from Campus Kansas visits son in town. Letts arrives from Davenport for West Adams visit. Gabbert family leaves for New London. Pie social for Orphans' Home at Council Bluffs. Bertha Gorrell bruised in runaway, back at school. George Strong Corps Nell W. RK inspection Tuesday at 2 PM. Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs. Dillon Turney's East Burlington. Jefferson County Historical Society meets. paper on Early Pioneers. Will Donahoe of Keosauqua wins county auditor race. Luther League brouse Friday evening at Helen Measett’s and Miss Eleanora Carlson’s home.
Injured Teacher Miss Mary Ward in Runaway Crash
Miss Mary Ward a Jefferson county schoolteacher suffered a severe facial gash a dislocated shoulder and heavy bruising after a buggy accident yesterday afternoon near Parsons college north of the city. She rode home with Floyd Bowers and Ray Lyon and was treated by a local doctor. She hopes to return to school Wednesday.
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Mary Ward
Jefferson County
Parsons College
Mies Ward
Mire
Mabel Lander
Floyd Bowers
Richland
Ray Lyon
Pleasant Plain
Miss Ward
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Coriexy
Monte
Montha
MAIL
Montis
Hale Greenleaf
Billy
Sunday
Turner Opera House
First Methodist Church
Eagle Lodge
Ministerial Association
William Sunday
the Devil
George M. Wohblwend
New
Garrick
Effie Herman
Seton Lil
E. ©. Barnes
Richfield, Nebraska
Maggie Branson
H. F. Barton
Farmington
Willard Barton
T. S. Pool
East Hempstead Street
Robert Pool
Columbus
Everett Work
Chicago
Clyde Warner
Floyd Goodman
Glasgow
Donald McGregor
Hhe
Wester Stark
Jacob Warner
Harley Young
Agents City
Charles Messett
Harry Measnett
James Tool
Monroe
HH. B. Mitchell
Weat Adams St
George Stephens
Anethony Kurtz
Boyd Heldorfer
Western Union Telegraph Office
Mieses Bernice
Dorothy and
Irene Snyder
Mt Vivasant
John A. Bright
Kansas
Rev
W. Luther Bright
Charles Gabbert
John Cochran
New London
Good Cheer Society
No 4 School House
Town
Council Bluffs
Bertha Gorrell
George Strong Corpa
Nell W. RK
Ladies Aid Society
English Lutheran Church
Mra. Dillon Turney
East Burlington Street
Jefferson County Historical Society
W. H. Sullivan
Will Donahoe
van Buren County
Donahoe
Fairfield
Nellie McGrew
Luther League of the
Mre
Helen Measett
Weat Washlegtoue Street
Eleanora Carlson
Goodyear
Frank H. Wells
the Home Paper
Fairfield Gas and Electric Co
Brad
Shaw & Co
L. S. Bradshaw & CO
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