Colonel Roosevelt Leaves Hospital for Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt, after a slight setback from overexertion while receiving friends, departs by Pennsylvania Railroad for Oyster Bay. His general condition is good, with stable respiration, and he travels with private car, physicians, and escort.
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Chicago
Roose- Velt
Oyater Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Alexander Kaambert
Scurry L. Terrell
Goes
Colonel Roosevelt
Ethel and Theodore, Jr
Longworth
Alexander Lambert
Stozens
Troosevelt
Johnson fails to free girl in alleged white slave case
Federal officials in Chicago report sympathy for government probes into the Jack Johnzon case and the accused negro pugilist's ties to Lucile Cameron, a nineteen year old witness held on a 25000 bond. Johnson tried to post the bond at First National Bank then to the federal building but no official was present to receive it.
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Chicago
Jack Johnzon
Lucile Cameron
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carly
7. Cameron-Falconer
Minneapolis
Cook County Court
Federal Department of Justice
War Staken
Wheaton
United States District
Marty Parkin
Johnson
First National Bank
Income tax amendment movement signals federal power shift
The secretary of state is expected to issue a proclamation confirming adoption of the income tax amendment to the federal constitution. Thirty two states have ratified and four rejected. Three fourths of states must approve for it to take effect, with nine of twelve states yet to act meeting this winter. A majority of those are expected to approve, giving Congress power to tax incomes without apportionment.
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Secretary of State
Department of State
Congress
Plan for Church Unity Proposed by Disciples Delegates
Plan for unification of missionary benevolent and philanthropic activities of Christian churches in the United States and Canada. Delegates of the International Disciples of Christ decided to administer these movements by one central organization in Louisville on October 21.
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Louisville
Canada
International Disciples of Christ
Train wrecks and global turmoil cited in tally of events
A Missouri Pacific passenger train wreck at Pleasant Hill injures several. Diaz’s capture of Vera Cruz spurs Mexican government action. German aviator Weissbarth dies after a crash near Geingen with a passenger. Mexican deputy vote rejects cabinet resignation. Reno court grants Edna Tutt Hutt a divorce for desertion. Union Veterans League elects officers after three days. Harmon Ohio derailment kills three, injures three. Prussian coal trust exit over price rises. German ambassador nominee Charles Lichnowsky named for London. Three killed in Wheeling and Lake Erie collision at Harmon. Reno divorce case repeats. Mothers union reports progress toward abstinence. Denver father shot by son. son arrested. Livingston channel opened for commerce. French aviator Blanc dies. monoplane wing failure. Illinois Supreme Court blocks dual-ticket candidate printing. C. W. Prior killed in Chicago area auto wreck. four injured. riot at Champaign opera house amid student agitation. Boston Red Sox celebrate season end as champions. German navy to mount 13-inch guns on new dreadnoughts. Government witness Bussow links $200 to unionizing labor. Two Greek strikers killed at McGill Nevada. state police mobilized. Becker trial witnesses allege threats. Bodies of Julia Bokowski and children found. family murders suspected. E. G. Lewis trial motions denied in St Louis. Willam J. White’s divorce history noted. Indiana guards mobilized to stop gambling near Mineral Springs. Dr. Crapey arrested during street rally linked to Bodallats sympathy protests.
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Missouri Pacific
Pleasant HN
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Weissbarth
Geingen
Mexican
Chamber of Deputies
Edna Hutt
Henry Hutt
Reno
Union Veterans’ League
Zanesville, O
German Coal Trust
Prince Charles Max Lichnowsky
London
Baron Marschall von Bieberstein
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Harmon
Edna Tutt
New York
French
Stevens
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Howard Ross, Jr
Emil
Howard Ross
Denver
Young Ross
Livingstone
Detroit River
Lake Efe
Blanc
Charons
Illinois Supreme Court
C. W. Prior
Chicago
Prior
Ininsdale
University of Wilneis
Champaign
Farnell Hall
Boston Red Sox
United States
Texas
August Bussow
Hoboken
N. Jr
Indianapolis
McGill
Nev
Steptos
Odile
Nevada
Charles Becker
Bald Jack" Rose
Bridgy" Webber
Herman Rosenthal
Julia Bokowski
Bokowski
Carlstadt
Alberta
E. G. Lewis
United States District Court
St. Louis
Charles A. Willard
Minneapolis
Willam J. White
miMonaire
Chewing Gum Trust
Marshall
Adjutant General of
Indiana
South Bend Company
T Te National Guard
Mineral Springs
Memorial Home in Blair Deferred by National Mission Society
Des Moines reports that the Crowell Memorial home at Blair Nebraska offered free of debt to the national mission society will have its acceptance deferred until the next annual meeting. Nebrask a and Ohio mission societies face merger challenges while new missions are planned for Gary Indiana and Cortland New York.
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Nebraska
Des Moines
George O. Robinson
Detroit
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Robinson
Albion College
Albion
Mich
Porto Rico
Ohio
General Conference of the
Minneapolis
Gary
Ind
Cortland
Pittsburg
Kan
Crowell Memorial Home
Blair
Neb
Nebraska Conferences
National Mission Society
Board of Trustees
National Society
Trouble Over Colleges in Iowa
Des Moines reports a multi institution clash over consolidation plans. Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls, lone board member voting against changes, warns of court action to block reforms and seeks reconsideration. Alumni and state candidates are drawn into the dispute amid political maneuvering. Also notes revival plans in Iowa Falls with Evangelist Qacer Lawrey and Georgi Moody, a body found in the Mississippi near Catfish Creek, and a man struck by an Illinois Central train in Dubuque.
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Des Moines
Oct
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Leavitt
Educational
Iowa Falls
Iowa. Falls
Baptist Church
Evangelist Qacer Lawrey
Georgi Moody
One Dead and Three Dying in Kent Area Auto Crash
Five occupants of a car traveling from Lenox to Creston were in a collision two miles north of Kent. Charles Ely died when his neck caught on the seat back. John Nagle B. G. Evans Arto Richards and Dick Gordon were injured with varying degrees of serious harm. Mrs Ely, Ely’s mother, believed to be dying from shock.
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Kent
Creston
Lenox
Dea
Charles Ely
John Nagle
Real Os State
B. G. Evans
Art
Bach
Saloons To Shut Down Pending Rehearing Decision
Water lo on saloon men plan to close taverns until January pending a Supreme Court ruling on liquor consent. Attorneys for liquor interests promise rehearing and filing within days. Retail licenses total 39 000, wholesale 1200, grand 40 200. A new consent petition may be circulated after the November general election.
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Waterloon
Supreme Court
Eiquor
Retailiquor
Mey
Burlington Officials Urge Warm Clothing For Trainmen
Des Moines reports warn Burlington train crews to wear cold weather gear as frost and icy conditions threaten safety. Accidents blamed on chilled workers. officials stress proper attire to prevent wrecks and ensure safe operation.
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Burlington
Des Moines
Iowa Synod Opposes Move In Saloon License Bill
The Iowa synod of the Presbyterian church opposed a legislative bill to switch saloon license consent from petitions to an election. The measure faced opposition over claims it would ease obtaining saloon consent in cities. Also reported are fines for liquor violations in Charles City and Minot and a bizarre death from swallowing a pin near Burlington, with medical complications noted.
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Iowa Synod
Iowa Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Fors ‘Lifting Ltd
Charles City
J. J. Clark
Miller Ellis
Hillis
Roy Swi
Minot
N. D
Hinton surveyors map new roads in progress
A snapshot of late 19th or early 20th century local notes covers surveyors laying out roads near Hinton, a horse-kicking death in Dubuque, a Merrill Commercial Club dance, and a rash of incidents from burns to accidents. Notable names include C D Mills of Peoria and Roy Nelson of Cherokee.
Multiple Iowa News Items From A Fractured 1900s Page
A fragmentary Iowa penny press page reports varied items: Lloyd Swhn of PM Serill suffers serious hand injuries from a belt and circular saw. LeMars council discusses municipally owned water works. M L Mosher works on hog cholera outbreak near Lowmoor and DeWitt with government aid from Dr Niles. Math Wengler finds a hill with sixty eight potatoes. J C Peterson team beats Boone merchants, sparking plans for a semi pro squad next year. William Dunn of Keokuk indicted for assault with intent murder against Commissioner T J Hickey after a street confrontation. Hawk Eye residents undergo skin grafts for Miss Mary Byrne after a gasoline iron explosion. J R King of Ruthven injured in motorcycle crash. F J Earp of Bussey dies in Hampton hospital after a lantern accident. Emmet county sugar beets yield strongly with 600 tons shipped to Chaska factory. one acre yielded twenty five tons. Mrs S W Barber of Los Angeles fatally injured after car strike. formerly of Oskaloosa. Fort Dodge area discovers two graves in a sand pit at Larribes farm. Milwaukee round house at Perry to speed up with two shifts of brick masons and extra steam shovels. Iowa Supreme Court reduces John Rodgers sentence from ten years to nine months for breaking and entering. An apple tree near Des Moines blooms with fruit and blossoms simultaneously. October gale affects Crawford farm land values near West Union, with parcels sold at 140 and 160 dollars per acre.
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Lloyd Swhn
Serill
Niles
Math Wengler
J. C. Peterson Company
Boone Merchants
Boone
William Dunn
Keokuk
T J. Hickey
Dunn
Mr. Hickey
Hampton
F. J. Earp
Bussey
Iowa
Earp
Emmet
Chas Ka
Minn
V. A. Combs
S.W. Barber
Los Angeles
Cal
Milwaukee Round House
Perry
Yowa Supreme Court
John Rodgers
Washington County
James Holehon
Des Moines
Beaver
Adams
West “Union
Crawford
M Fela
George Holm
Henry’ Herwing
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Rochester
Tide Falls
Labor Federation
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Iowa Manufacturers' Association
Th Commission
Dubuque
James Murphy
Mississippi River
Catfish Creek
Traiis
O'Leary
Muscatine
Waterloo
Tabor
Frank Bell
Mr. Bell
Dallas County
Supreme Court of Town
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Business Men’‘s League
Teamsters Union
Norman Rider
OWA
Hinton
C. D. Mills
Peoria
Merrill
Roy Nelson
Allen Nelson
Cherokee
John Kelsey
Monona County
Blencoe
Howard Hotel
Sheldon
M. Smith
Cedar Walls
Primghar
Ed Fritchie
Farmers’ Co-operative
Craig
Ernest Ross
Algona
Gilman Herman
Mitchell County
Ethel Rogers
Steve Lemands
Treton
Sioux City
Jon McKinney
New London
C. FE. Cook
John Linge
Page County
Essex
Ma Y Groves
F. W. Conv
Estherville
Miss Grother
Cedar Bandentene
van Buren
de Rahul
al Guiles
Rock Rapids
Waa
Rock Island ‘Ous
Sohee Iowa Falls
Vega
Nevenel
Powers of Ham
Seaenat
Ant
Virgil B. Hill
Heed
Congregational
Gilshethis
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Rockwell
Tabor College
RIAT
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Haridee
Ottumwa
Indatta Bailey
Ladies’ Aid Society
Newton
Hen Society
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