Global Happenings Packed Into Condensed News
Judge Joseph R. Clarkson of Kenosha, Wis., found working in a Sabula, Iowa pearl button factory after disappearing July 14. Taft arrives at Beverly, Maryland, for the summer White House. Roosevelt family traveling in Paris. Whitelaw Reid to stay as ambassador to Britain. many international items from unions to pole expeditions and notable arrests and discoveries across the U.S. and Europe.
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Joseph R. Clarkson
Kenosha
Wis
Sabula
Taft
Beverly
Mifin
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Miss Carrow
Auss Ethe
Archie
Paris
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
International Typographical Union
St. Joseph
John M. Lynch
Alton B. Parker
Republican Party
Rowland V. Webster
Royal Geographical Society
South Pole
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
London
Calos F. MacDonald
Harry Thaw
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbia
Mobile
Ala
M. H. Carmody
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mark Twain
Charles I. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Emperor William
Swinmunde
Germany
Hohenzollere
Girls Draw 105000 Land Envelopes in Idaho Claim
In Coeur dAlene Idaho a public land drawing opened for the Flathead, Coeur dAlene and Spokane districts. Judge James D Witten presided as 500 names were drawn from 105000 envelopes after hours of effort. First prize went to Isidore Selig of Myrtle Creek Oregon though he was not present. Names of Hedmark Cromwell Neubauer Maloney Atkinson and others followed as clerks posted results and prepared land listings for distribution.
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D. C
Helen Hamilton
Witten
Isidore Selig
Myrtle Creek
Ore
Miss Hamilton
Christine Donlan
Harriet Post
Selig
John Hedmark
Charles D. Cromwell
Spokane
A. R. Ratteree
Little Rock
Ark
Ressengers
Couer D'Alene
Tsador Selig
Drew
Spoduane
Herman Neubauer
Bough
Tatoma
Wash
Ella T. Maloney
William W. Atkinson
Troy
Idaho
Maude Sharp
Martinaville
Peter Weiderbach
Butte
Mont
Paul B. Rising
St. Paul
Minn
China Worried by Japan Over Railroad Dispute
In Peking, the Chinese Foreign Board and the grand council held consecutive conferences with France Cheun, regent, amid Japan's pledge to proceed immediately with reconstructing the Antung Mukden railroad without Chinese cooperation, signaling heightened tension over the planned project.
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Peking
Chinese Foreign Board
Grand Council
France
Cheun
Japan
Antung-Mukden
China
Thaw Family Opposes Nesbit Settlement Demand
Charles Morsehaus er, attorney for Harry K Thaw, spoke in Poughkeepsie stating the Thaw family will oppose Evelyn Nesbit Thaws demand for a settlement of about 500 thousand dollars. He said the threats of divorce do not excite them and noted she has been negotiating with the district attorney and others.
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Charles Allery
Indiana
Michigan City
Alfred Kinard
Perry County
Pennsylvania
Oscar Heisley
Harrisburg
United States
Helen Mattox
Wapakoneta
LB. W. Layton
National Senate
California
Russel Earl
Moses Harris
Mishawaka
Ind
New York Central
Niles
Mich
Government Hospital For
Washington
Jesse M. Wilson
White
Galveston
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Gulf
Louisiana Coast Line
John Gardner
Fort Winfield Scott
Cal
Fort Taylor
Fla
Harry Thaw
Justices Mills
Barcelons
Spain
Pressed Steel Car Company
McKees Rocks
Bernard Dog
New York
Times
Samuel Doty
Oscar Welty
Kokomo
Welly
John T. Debolt
Honolulu
Cather Ahern
Laurel Hill
L. I
John Dagan
John Jagans
East St. Louis
Alaska
Africa
Senate
Taft
Congress
Great National Irrigation Congress
Seattle
Wash
England
Germany
France
Latin Republics
China
Japan
Pittsburg
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Navy Organization
Morocco
Calhoun Harris
Orr Cotton Mills
Anderson
8. C
Nework
Poughkeepsie
Charles Morsehauser
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Morsehauser
Jerome
Allenists
Aidjog
Stockholm Quiet Amid General Strike Skirmishes
Stockholm shows a livelier aspect as man carts and street cars run through the capital despite strikers threats to halt air traffic. King Gustav tours the city near strikers headquarters. Gas and electric plants operate without interruption and railroad workers appear unlikely to join the movement tonight.
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Stockholm
Gustav
Diego Redo Elected Governor in Sinaloa Race
Diego Redo, the administration candidate, won the Sinaloa governorship by about 200000 votes over Democrat Joe Farrel. Election passed peacefully. Regista party claims widespread fraud. Officials allegedly denied ballots to men 40 for minority and allowed a 10 year old to vote.
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Diego Redo
Mexico City
Sinaloa
Joe Farrel
Regista Party
Iowa woman prescribes home formula for happiness
Mrs. Ilisley urges Iowa housewives to keep nourishing meals, thrift, cheerfulness, and neatness to prevent divorces and strengthen marriages. She argues many farmers struggle with incompetent help and that good cooks and homemakers at home could curb desertion and liquor use. She urges daughters to learn household skills, keep girls at home, and let men lead in life.
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Ilistey
Iowa State Register and Lender
Iowa
Ilisley
Harriman praised as a builder of better railroads
An editorial praising Edward H. Harriman, noting his influence on American railroads. It lauds his focus on quality railbeds, safe tracks, traveler and shipper convenience, and fair dealing for all interests along his lines. The piece argues Harriman contributes public good and supports domestic industry.
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Edward JI. Harrimann
Europe
William
Hartman
Harriman
EB. H. Harriman
Say
Hutchinson
Kan
Daily News
Lucky
Mpat
State Fair Stock Entries Flood Secretary Simpson's Desk
On the final day for stock entries for the state fair Secretary Simpson's desk was piled with applications. Entries mailed thereafter will not be received, though more will arrive for days. He expects totals to surpass all previous years as stock barns near capacity limits.
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Simpson
Owever
Question Is Answered by Chittick on Strawberry Jam
J R Chittick chemist for the state food and dairy department offers an answer to when jam fails to be real jam. He cites glucose saccharine salicylic acid artificial strawberry dye starch paste timothy seed to imitate seeds. Secretary Hayward sends fifteen thousand copies of the Iowa Official Register to public schools with county superintendents to distribute.
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J .R. Chittick
State Food and Dalery Department
Iowa’ Oficial Register
Hayward
Official Register
Spurious Vinegar Lawsuit Filed Against Spellmann Bros
Federal food and drug inspector Artemus Brown charges Spellmann Bros of Chicago with delivering adulterated cider vinegar misbranded as cider vinegar to a merchant in Oskaloosa. The action seeks enforcement of pure food laws in federal court.
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Artemus Brown
Food and Drug
Iown
Spellmann Bros. Company of
Chicago
Brown
Spellmann Company
Oskaloosa
Laughter Described as a Series of Barks by Scientists
Scientists explain laughter as a bark like sound produced by rapid chest contractions and vocal cord closure. Air escapes in bursts causing four barks per second, followed by gasps as lungs refill, with the body involuntarily moving and foot stamping during intense laughter.
Interviewing the Professor on Mars Life and Civilization
In a dialogue with Professor Thihktum the professor argues that Mars likely harbors life similar to humans. He believes Martians may possess greater intelligence and a mature civilization, making signals likely to be ignored by us.
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Mars
Prof. Thihktum
Mara
The Way He Did It
A speaker recalls directly telling a man off for his rascal conduct and hangs up after the confrontation. The speaker notes the man is much larger, and asserts he told him exactly what he thought to his face using strong words.
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Jenkins
Studds
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Joint Congressional Commission On Waterways
Burton
Gallinger
Simmons
Smith
Michigan
Alexander
Stevens
Wanger
Sparkman
Wisconsin
Jean Nicolet
Green Bay
State Historial Society
Union Park
South
Harry Dil
Frank Lehaney
Mabel Hudson
Toedo
Dii
Gustave
Sweden
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
lAntung
South Bend
Peter Jackson
Puxsutawney
Battle Creek
Parlin
Connecticut
Alabama
Montgomery
Cour DY Alene
Oregon
Charles McVay
Parat
Vinton
Helen Blair
Henry, Dryden
Iowa City
Robert W. Lesher
Coffen
Second Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
War Department
Lesher
Coffee
Ilinois
Ida
Bodwell
Ida Grove
Ise City
Howard Barnum
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Cornell University
State University
H. G. Cox
Town City
Hampton Draymen
Cosson
Join Knowles
Appanocose County
Moravia
Marble Rock
Edgar Reed
Nellie’ Cable
W. J. Duvalis
Christian Churches
Appanoose County
Mt. Olive Church
Harrison County
Rock Island Railroad Company
Indianola
College Town
Amos Bowles
Grand River Township
Adair
Bernard Mackin
Burlington
Mgr. Flavin
St.Ambrose Church
Des Moines
Father Mackin
St. Ambrose Church
Mgr
Flavin
Lawrence Byers
College of Law
University of Iowa
Board of Control
First National Bank
Old Green
Pleasantville
J. Benge
Benge
Ira
Bruce Benge
Odd Fellows
Mason City
Clear Lake
Mason City Lodge
Gowrie Township
Webster County
United Danish Societies of America
Clinton
James McGuire
Norwalk
Wm. Angier
McGuiire
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