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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
5
The article by Col. George Harvey, in the September North American Review, urges calm, analysis, and patient reform. It stresses that America’s condition is sound despite unrest, calls for balancing government and business, and promotes patriotism and civic education for youth to prepare for future elections.
Taft and Roosevelt hold second post Africa meeting as Roosevelt seeks support. Vanderbilt’s new $4,000 monoplane arrives in New York. Roosevelt’s critic in Kansas faces disapproval from a senator’s daughter. Premier ship retention in Pretoria noted amid elections. English poet La Galliane faces divorce suit in New York. Hamilton King, minister to Siam, ill in Baltimore hospital after kidney surgery. M Orr pardoned in Macon after serving part of a seven year embezzlement sentence.
In St Louis the American Hospital Association's conference drew many hospital managers. Testimony in the Annie Mazirik murder trial cited dying statements that saved the accused. A sugar trust case in New York sentenced Charles R. Helke to eight months and a $5,000 fine. Cross Alps aviation attempts by Weymann and Chaves failed after dramatic early flights. A Chicago murder and burglary wave sparked fear. a Rock Island clerk was shot dead by a burglar. Uprisings, weather woes, and political shifts ripple across the era. Washington, Argentina, and Taft speak on reform while Bryan bolts Nebraska governor race. Coal miners return to work. partial Jerusalem excavations claim a 300-year-old Christian church remains. High-profile legal moves, bank litigation, and international incidents fill a crowded news landscape.
Des Moines reports that the annual Iowa boys conference, under the state Y M C A, will run November 4 to 6 in Cedar Rapids. About 200 high school aged boys are expected, with about 20 from Des Moines. Speakers include B M Robinson, E F Dennison, and W M Parsons. The opening includes a mammoth banquet and daily sessions.
Secretary of State Hayward urges amendments to Iowa law to require all petroleum shipped into the state be inspected by state inspectors and to mandate vermilion painting and clear “Gasoline” labeling on all gasoline cans and containers. He cites past disputes with firms and notes state oil inspection profits and volumes. The Kasson Memorial House opened. Socialist Party nominates ticket. fee report shows $453,927.89 in receipts. August cholera infantum deaths 290. Mrs. Mary Turner dies at 82. Zook family reunion held at Union Park. Cummins and Carroll to speak at dairy association meeting. club women plan autumn program.
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