Publicity Hinder Warden Action in Mexico Border Plans Discussed
The article reports on publicity halting a warden’s intervention in Mexico and the seizure of policy by President Taft amid tensions with the Madero government. It notes Ulysses plan to dispatch cavalry to the Tex border and calls for decisive action if Mexico fails to curb unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Michigan Penitentiary
Taft
Mass
Cuutse
Amer
Madero
Washington Informa
Haz
12,000 Contribute to Contact the Campaign Belief
Mars era report notes Henry Morean leads a youthful effort with Chalvian and FL Penfield in a Germanateen venture. Seldman, a New York backer, contributes $100 along with another donor, totaling funds raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Henry Moreantheu
Chalvian
FL Penfield
Fa. Seldman
New York
Taft Discusses Politics at FP Event
Sept President at FP rook B and J Ham listened to Republican news from Rhole Ish ed from former Congressman Shen nett and Gerrral Wilson state chairman heard what Massachusetts is doing from Charles Hatfield state chairman Chairman Hiller issued a formal statement before departing declaring conservative business men support Taft for reelection due to his record as economical chief executive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rook
J. Ham
Hrepublican
Rhole Ish
Shennett
Gerrral Wilson
Massachusetts
Charles Hatfield
Hiller
Taft
Million Dwindles to Zero Newars with Surrogs Reich
A terse report notes a drastic reduction in Newars connected to surrogacy arrangements, with figures collapsing from expected numbers to zero. officials reference ongoing enforcement actions and policy reviews affecting related industries.
Demand Food Price Cut Mass Lettings in Germany Protest
The article reports widespread protests in Germany over high living costs with mass meetings planned during the upcoming November session. Berlin’s municipal fish market reopened last week to address poverty relief, while calls for price reductions and relief for the poor intensified amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Richstaz
Berlin
Cos
Erics
Women Wireless Operators Discharged Over Regulation
Women wireless operators were dismissed on the transpacific line amid claims the government opposed their employment. Commissioner Chamberlain stated the new code of regulations provides exactly the same treatment for men and women in such posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Aleamer
Taft Electors Qualified for Nevada Ballot
Names of Taft electors will appear on the Republican ballot in Nevada this fall. Colonel Maxon, national committeeman for Nevada, filed the matter with the secretary of state and received a receipt. A second convention was called after it was found the nomination had been overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nev
Taft
Maxon
Nevada
Millionaire and Wife Die in Portage Lake Home
The bodies of Daniel C. Emery, a Portage Lake millionaire, and his wife were found shot in their bedroom. The coroner believes Mrs. Emery was summoned from the room and shot by her husband before he killed himself. The couple had recent troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Lake
Daniel CG
Emery
Progressive nominees and wartime headlines sweep early 20th century politics
The report lists varied items including Oscar S. Siratus and Arthur MacArthur as gubernatorial candidates, a Michigan prison riot with flogging claims, Ohio and Wisconsin political notes, and Klondike gold yield figures. It mentions testifying before a Senate committee, safety conference results, wreck fatalities, and multiple sensational incidents across the United States and abroad.
Cummins Going to Europe Campaign Start
Senator A. B. Cummins and Mrs. Cummins will depart for Europe in a month to comply with a report by a Senate committee due in December. He plans to return late, will not engage in current state or national campaigns, and will sail after business in Washington is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dez Moines
A. B. Cummins
Cummins
Europe
Senate
Washington
Leschs
Pythians Favor Lower Age Limit in Iowa
Des Moines reports Iowa Knights of Pythias back a rule change to admit 18 year olds rather than 21. The move aligns with Supreme Lodge actions for the entire order. Pythian Sisters noted about twenty members connected with the Knights, and Des Moines will host the next meeting.
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Des Moines
Sept
Iowa
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Pythian
Iowa Falls Sees Formation of New Water Power Company
A new Iowa Falls corporation named the Iowa Light and Power Company plans to develop water power along the Iowa River. The initial capital is stated at 355 dollars. Local parties back the filing as a step toward powering cities and towns in the region. Nearby reports mention the Iowa Christian convention at Oskaloosa and a significant fire destroying the Oskaloosa Monarch Steam Laundry with heavy damage and unions affected.
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Iowa Falls
Sept
Iowa River
Aref
Iowa Ght and Power Company
Tkis
Iowa
Eidova
Oskaloosa
Ucton Monarch
Fred Turner
Trades Union Assembly
Petersen Declines to Run for Congress in Iowa
Davenport reports Walter H. Petersen, Republican nominee for the Second district, declines to run citing business reasons but pledges support for any other Republican for the seat. Also notes Zeuch declines Progressive bid and post office break in Thornburg is reported from Oskaloosa. Woodrow Wilson tour plans outlined by Democratic chair Reed include Sioux City and Cedar Rapids.
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Davenport
Walter H. Petersen
Congress
Oskaloosa
Thornburg
Port Ofice
Des Moines
Reed
Democratic State Committee
Partialy
Woodrow Wilson
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Zeuch
Herman J. Zeuch
Iowa
Iowa News Roundup Delivers Losses, Fires, and Ventures
A sweeping local digest notes deaths of pioneer John Greulich and early settler Gulersey Wright Daugherty in Iowa City and Belle Plaine, a fatal fire involving a Manon City child, a bank robbery attempt by Russell Salts near Rubio, and a hunting accident in Hastings, Michigan. It reports plowing injuries near Melbourne, a conference in Mt. Vernon with Bishop Hughes, a Des Moines boy injured from a pole climb, and various civic, church, and business items across towns.
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Ackley
Earling
Katherine Korn
Wapella
Hardin
Wright
Butler
Franklin County
Guy Gray
Keosauqua
Sarah Jane Kirkwood
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa City
Flem Shutwell
Shenandoah
Muscatine
Sam Horwitz
M. Roskopf
Sioux City
JLB
Barnett
Des Moines
Evi F. Lee
Metz Episcopal Church
New Ha
Batavia
Java
Sixtesf New Hampton
Youne
John Frederickson
Joe Peter
Atew
Old Settlers
Yoyd Olson
Hawarden
Albert Falmouth
Worth County
Baptist Church
Cedar Falls
T. B. Carpenter
C. H. Taylor
Guthrie Center
Ft. Dodge
Buena Vista County
Sioux Rapids
West High
East High
North High
Luke Artenbogaard
Sanborn
Herman Hentrich
Chatsworth
Big Sioux
Waverly Corn Canning Factory
Iowa Beet Sugar Company
John Greulich
Gulersey Wright Daugherty
Iowa
Belle Plaine
Ethel
A. H. Symts
Rockford
Thomas Ambrose
Manon City
Russell Salts
Rubio
Hastings
Mich
Arlo Wilson
University At
W. B. Nason
Melbourne
Mt. Vernon
Edwin Holt Hughes
San Francisco
Harry Cooper
Stanley Cooper
J. R. Purtill
St. Patrick’s Church
Town City
Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Medium Lake
Clear Lake
Spirit Lake
Thomas Ryan
Colfax
Granville
Charles Ryan
Hlinvis Central
Cherokee
Onawa
Anne Galinsky
A. N. Galinsky
Chicago
Town Yearly Meeting of Friends of
Oskaloosa
St. Mary's Parochial School
New Hampton
Milwaukee
Wis
John Simms
Minneapolis
M. E. Hunter
Dike
la Porte
Jewell
Evangelical Luthern Synod of Missouri
Alta
Eldora
J A. Waltz
Iowa Falls
W. S. Surls
Walts
Surls
Manitou
Col
Red Oak
J. C. French
Federal District
Osceola
Emma Kopping
Nrme
United States
Bush
Mary Kerns
Dan Bell
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Kansas City
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Thomas H. Swope
Porterfield
Millionaire
Condehsed News
Progressives
Oscar S. Siratus
Arthur MacArthur
Wisconsin
Jackson
Ariher LeGarford
Elyria
Ohio
Progressive State Convention
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr
Socialist Party
Bmigeton
Charles Shultz
Harol
Frank Die
Appleton
Edward T. Cook
James Bryce
International Association For
Alexander Scholl
Leodhurst
Brill
Trades Union Congress
Edward A. Spitzka
Jefferson Medical College
Giford Pinchot
Missouri Pacific
Osage City
Kan
Lydia Berger
Lfe
West Hammond
Itt
Frances Ford
Hoffman
Kansas
Nathan Allen
Kenosha
H. D. Deakine
Zoe Priddy
Geneva State Home
Aurora, Elgin and
Chicago Electric
Aurora
Lowe Fair
Cork
eTatis
Convention of Churches
Iowa Christian Convention of the Churches of Christ
Walter M. White
Petersen
Wilson
Congregational Church
Towa City
Wayne L. Waters
Canton
William J. Burk
Union
Ottumwa
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