Roosevelt Returns and Populism Debate Command Headlines
Congressmen Hull boasts of defeat, Roosevelt returns from Europe arrival triggers demonstrations. Iowa coal workers seek higher wages, railroads face Taft era legislation, wheat yields surge in North Dakota and Midwest. Taft pushes Postal Savings Bank, four key bills pass including Conservation Tariff Board Railroad measures.
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Taft
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
House
Cummins
Congress
Tariff Board
Railroad and Postal Savings Bank
Senate votes for postal savings bill amid insurgent support
The postal savings bill passed the senate last night with most insurgents supporting it. Cummins LaFollette and Bristow voted against, keeping them in the Democratic column. The final tally was 44 to 22.
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Senate
Cummins
LaFollette
Bristow
Pointed Wisconsin platform line on party integrity
The writer highlights a declaration of principles from Wisconsin Republicans opposing any man who is a republican for office and a democrat in office. The brief argues the statement applies to national politics and notes Iowans in Congress show a similar class.
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Wisconsin
County News Update on Sunday Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Lou Bailey spent Sunday at his father S C Bailor’s home. Peter Schmit is very sick with a fever. Jean Reafleng spent Sunday afternoon with John Mackey and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Ltoyt and daughters Viva and Bessie visited M W Hubbell’s family. Emma Johnson and a gentleman visited Maggie Brown of Kings. Miss Brown plans to leave for Colorado. Herb Hubbell of Nebraska visits his brother M W Hubbell. Mrs George Reafleng and sons Henry and Everett visited her sister Mrs Harm Fitch. Edgar Hubbell injured a finger. doctor likely to amputate. Mr and Mrs Low Aathrum visited Peter Schmit and Juanita Brink. Ethel Hubbell and others attended an ice cream social at Bartlett. all reported a splendid time.
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Lou Bailey
S. C. Bailor
George Reafleng
Henry and
Everett
Harm Fitch
Juanita Brink
Ethel Hubbell
Bartlett
Local notes from Pacific Junction and surrounding areas
Pacific Junction reports Jim Harris improving while Miss Davis of Omaha visits D. M. Dunbar's family. Mrs. Bacus leaves for Putnam County Missouri due to father-in-law illness. Mrs. John McClure visits Humbolt Kansas. Hog and cattle shipments to Omaha by Henry Sargent and A. R. Jones. Christian Mission Society meets at Mrs. Supple's. next at Mrs. Fred Carlson's. W. E. Bailey family arrive from Alberta and rent a farm south of town. Sargents Bluffs visits daughter Mrs. Fred McClure. Miss Freda Dorf of Omaha visits Junction relatives. John Haynie mingles with friends. J C Spidell leaves Kroon & Co. for railroad yards. Mrs. Wm. O'Neill visits Missouri relatives. Prof. W B Gregg elected Mystic schools superintendent with 15 teachers and four buildings. Chas. Haynie moves to new grocery quarters. old meat market sold to Johnson & Price. Ice cream social at Hawthorne schoolhouse Tuesday.
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Miss Davis
Omaha
D. M. Dunbar
J. S. Bacus
Putnam County
John McClure
Will Lathrope
Humbolt
Kansas
The
Christian Mission Society
John Supple
Fred Carlson
W. E. Bailey
Alberta
Canada
Freda Dorf
Junction
John Haynie
Plattsmouth
J.C. Spidell
Kroon & Co
Wm. O'Neill
Missouri
W. B. Gregg
Murray
Mystic
Chas. Haynie
Johnson & Price
Linville Guests Visit G Dobney Home
Waubensie Hazel Linville and Ralph Linville were Sunday guests at the home of G Dobney. Mrs Eliza Wolfe is quite sick at this writing. Dr Jim Donelan was summoned twice. Mrs Coe Peppers and sister.
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Hazel Linville
Ralph Linville
G. Dobney
Eliza Wolfe
Jim Donelan
Mrs. Coe
Peppers
Mrs Clay Dasher Family Visits Cliss McManigal Home
Mrs Clay Dasher and children and Miss Elia Johnson spent Thursday at the Cliss McManigal home. M D Linville wife and daughter Opal Mildred and Lucile spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Lale Wolfe.
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Clay Dasher
Elia Johnso
Cliss. McManigal
M. D. Linville
Opal
Mildred
Lucile
Lale Wolfe
Auto Fatalities Rally Warnings From Friends Ignored
A reflective Omaha note cites two fatal crash cases over the weekend and a Hamburg Iowa wreck where a wealthy driver and child died. It argues whether newspapers should print warnings or cautions from readers and editors after such accidents. The piece questions public safety and journalistic tone amid tragic outcomes.
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Jugal
Itia
Omaha
Farnam Street
Hamburg
Iowa
Christain
Iowa Notes Highlight rail fare cuts for state fair
Iowa notes report reduced rail rates planned by Iowa Central and Minneapolis and St. Louis for the state fair. Other items mention a Brazelton hotel clerk badly injured by a fall, a 12 year old girl fatally burned in a kitchen stove fire, a St Joe club tour to Omaha, strike-breaker clashes in Marshalltown, Ottumwa widow Anna Magnuson’s death from cold, and drowning incidents across the state. Osceola to gain nine blocks this season.
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Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Advertised Letters Ajat at Glenwodd Post Office
Uncalled for letters listed for the week at Glenwodd post office include Hownie Esq Jno Hanlemond, noting the names among the remaining unclaimed items awaiting addressees.
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Glenwodd
Hownie. Esq
Jno
Hanlemond
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Wed. Day
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Ie County National Bank
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M. Lamb
Glen Wool
F. Mi. Shriver
Glenwood
L. B. Bacon
Pacific Junction, Iowa
David Cole
Alton & Son
Oliver
Tax Gisnwoop Opinion
Ornmoiat
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R. H. Cunningham
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Hull
Tribune
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Jean Reafleng
John Mackey and
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Viva
Bessie
M. W. Hubbell
Emma Johnson
Maggie Brown
Kings
Miss Brown
Colorado
Herb Hubbell
Brother
Edgar Hubbell
Mrs. Low Aathrum
Pacific Junction
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Henry Sargent
A. R. Jones
S. L. Rogers
Sargents Bluffs
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Hawthorne
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