Baltimore Hosts Rally Sparks Democratic Convention
Baltimore buzzes as thousands pack streets and hotels for the Democratic gathering. Nebraskan Ned Bryan denounces any non progressive temporary chairman, while Parker a likely temporary chair chosen by the national committee faces Kern and Henry as possible rivals in a contest pitting progressives against conservatives.
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Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
Alton TB. Parker
Kern
Indiana
Henry
Texas
New York
Jenkins Murder Trial Opens in Cheyenne District Court
Warren Jenkins faces murder charges in Cheyenne Wyoming as his trial opens after his wife’s death last March. The victim left an estate valued at 36000 dollars, with Jenkins named sole beneficiary in her will.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren Jenkins
Jenkins
President Plans Tour of Country and Campign Mapping
President plans a nationwide tour after Chicago nomination. He will take his family to Beverly in late June and July, returning to Washington on July 8. He will spend a few days there before mapping an extensive speaking campaign.
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Washington
Aft
White House
Chicago
Beverly
Virgil Crow
Iowa
Board of Parole
Cerro Gordo County
Missouri
Young Crow
Hadley Rules Out Roosevelt Third Party Move
Jefferson City Missouri June 24 Governor Hadley on return from Chicago declared his determination not to join Roosevelt's third party movement.
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Hadley
John
Jefferson City
Chicago
Roosevelt
The Yeggmen and Their Silent Soup Methods
A detailed, period account explains yeggmen as disciplined thieves who use blasting gel and nitroglycerin, or soup, to crack safes. It describes gang structure, territory, planning, tool preparation, and the risky process of detonating safes while observers stall outside for a clean getaway.
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United States
New York
Albany
Boston
Indiana
Maine
Gang
Utile playmates taught to be nice, lesson learned
Detroit Free Press notes a child asserts not yet ready for liberty, insisting on rough treatment to compel kindness. The quote contrasts a playful lesson with a broader view that liberty must be earned by people raising themselves, reflecting Colton’s sentiment.
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Detroit Free Press
Hberty
Colton
Iowa Republicans map convention race with two supreme court seats
Rural Life Conference at Ames will gather educators ministers and rural officials to discuss schools churches roads and modern amenities. Iowa joins South Dakota and Minnesota to fight a freight rate rise while the state veterinary service probes tuberculosis in dairy cows from a Corydon area shipment. A single-vote nomination surfaces in Carroll County for a state house seat with Carl Akinner earning support in Clinton County.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kenyon
Clarke
Garst
Rural Life Conference
Rural Sife
State College
Ames
Iowa Railroad Commission
South Dakota
Minnesota
Henderson
Commerce
Iowa Commission
The
State Veterinary Department
Dorsey
Corydon
State Board of Control
F. J. Sessions
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Carroll County
Clinton County
Carl Akinner
Shaw to Send Money Soon for Iowa Railroad
Des Moines, June 24. A cable message says money is absolutely sure and arrangements are in progress to send funds promptly. P J Keriru reports Belgian capitalists will coordinate with American banks to provide the millions needed for Shaw syndicate railroad plans in western Iowa. Attorneys call the proposition rosy. Belgian bankers are to open accounts with U S banks by tonight.
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Hees
Des Moines
Oon
John J. Hess
P. J. Keriru
Shaw Syndicate
Brussels
Iowa
Atlantic Railroad
Apple crop to be shortest in years in Iowa
Sioux City report by Professors Beach and Green from Ames finds northwestern Iowa apple crops the shortest in years due to severe winter weather and insect factors. They note damage to fruit and vegetables from recent heavy hail, with cherries cut up and plants beaten down, especially potatoes and tomatoes. corn suffered little injury.
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Sioux City
Applerop
Iowa
S. A. Beach
Lorenzo Green
Ames
Corr
Develop Water Power: Fort Dodge firm files for hydro project
Articles of Incorporation filed by Fort Dodge Water Power company to develop Des Moines river power and build a hydroelectric plant supplying light and power to Fort Dodge and nearby cities. Capital stock $500,000. Rival factions vie for the water power site. Promoters include W. W. and Don M. Stearns of Humboldt.
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Fort Dodge
Fort Podge Water Power Company
Des Moines
Furms Light and Power
W. W
Don M. Stearns
Humboldt
Washington Girl Not Murdered In Iowa City Case
Elizabeth Maitland of Washington Iowa was not murdered. Professor T W Rockwood head of university chemistry found no poison in her stomach or in the candy given by Blaine Asher of Chicago. Democrats Call Their Convention Des Moines July 11. It is not required to hold a district convention, but organizers seek to strengthen the Des Moines district. Cilnt Price o Indianok is the Democratic nominee for congress.
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Washington
Iowa City
Elizabeth Maitland
T. W. Rockwood
Rockwood
Blaine Asher
Chicago
Des Moines
Cilnt Price O Indianok
Congress
Harry Brace
Dunlap
Hay
Ae Kaus
Holstein
Webster County Fair Association
Dennis Claus
Clare
State Insane
Cherokee
Wahkonsa
David Hardman
Logan
Iowa
Onawa
Harris
Ed Fuller
Quinn Lumber Company
Hawarden
Schoeneman Bros
Georgia Lane
Webster City
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Marion County Landsay Schools
Bussey
W. H. Lucas
George Horton
Rock Valley
Gertrude Nant
Marie F. Hedges
DePauw University
Harvard
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Epworth League
Creston
W. O. Sheppard
Dubuque
Frederick Brammeier
Cedar County
Wilton
Germany
John P. Minor
Blockton
Minor
Blanche
Maude
Arthur D. Railin
Storm Lake
Fourteenth Judicial District
Harrington
Kosauth County
Lee
Emmet
Kirkpatrick
Clay and Davidson
Palo Alto
L. C. Empirie
Empirie- Shugart Hardware Company
Council Bluffs
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Knoxville
Theodore Levick
Democratic County Convention
Cedar Rapids
Fi Baptist Church of
Bernice Meyers
H. W. Myers
Newton
William Nolan
Nolan
Will Kesser
Grundy Center
James Baird Weaver
Order of the Loyal League of the United States
Towa
W. P. Twombly
George L. Godfrey
H.C. McNeil
H. M. Reed Company
Waterloo
Towa Packers
Eagle & Co
E. F. Pruess
Port Dodge
Pruess
C. ND. Ellis
Charles City
J. F. Clyde
Osage
Edwards
Parkersburg
Dawson
Waverly
Wichman
Garner
Brown
Albert Cotter
Corning
J. J. O’connell
James Wyatt
Manning
Dedication Exercises Held for Dayton Swedish Lutheran Church
In Fort Dodge Iowa on June 24 dedication services were held for the Dayton Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church valued at $25,000. Pastor J E Kron led the event and raised most of the funds. The church youths contributed $5,000 toward a pipe organ.
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Fort Dodge
Dayton
Mev
J. E. Kron
Thumb and Finger Torn Off in Clear Lake Explosion
In Clear Lake Indiana on June 24 William Latterman suffered the loss of his thumb and index finger when a dynamite cap exploded while he held the can and lit the fuse. The accident occurred as he prepared the blasting cap for use.
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Clear Lake
William Latterman
Congressman's Daughter to Wed in Northwood
Miss Nonina Haugen daughter of Congressman G N Haugen will marry G R Johnson cashier of the Northwood National Bank at her home in Northwood on Wednesday June 24.
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Northwood
Nonina Haugen
G. N. Haugen
G. R. Johnson
Northwood National Bank
Four drownings as boat capsizes on Ohio River
Four persons drowned at the foot of Ludlow street in Cincinnati when a boat with a party of five was upset by rollers from a river steamer. The dead are Isabella Gannin Joseph Gannin Nicholas Saebella and Sarah Joseph all of Cincinnati. Kathay Joseph, sister of the drowned girl, was saved. The party rode waves created by steamer rollers and capsized in the river.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ludlow Street
Fife
Isabella Gannin
Joseph Gannin
Nicholas Saebella
Sarah Joseph
Kathay Joseph
Damaged Iowa items amid hay falls and wrecks
A compilation of local notices reports injuries from a fall at a Dunlap hay site and an Holstein automobile crash, a Webster County fair incorporation filing, wedding disputes, and various regional updates including deaths, farm developments, and civic announcements across Cedar, Webster, and surrounding counties.
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Maryland
Great Growd
Bryan
Jackson Democratic
Mount Royal Square
Mount Royal
Masonic Temple
Eliy
Mack
Farnan
Rendy
John T. Martin
William J. Bryan
Missouri Bay
Shaw
Fort Dodge Water Power Company
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