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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
1
A chaotic session ends as lawmakers adjourn after votes on public finance, anti corruption measures, and a volatile call for oversight. Key figures include Senator Aldrich, President Watt, and the judiciary committee, with discussions on taxation, pensions, and foreign treaty concerns.
A garbled OCR page fragment references events around March 18 and political figures. It mentions Homburg, the United States army relating to industry and treaty topics, and various names including Underwood and Taylor. It also hints at legislative budget figures, highway proposals, and multiple named persons, with scattered notes on war and legal matters.
Attorney General Wekersham favors creating a bureau to supervise conceptions. General Harry of enpacka opposes governor Horace. Walter Coa of New York elected president of the American architecture association. Readers discuss tart regulation before Interstate Commerce Commission. Ban of California seeks investigation of soldiers home care and federal aid for Confederate veterans. Senator Cummica introduces a bill to extend control from American Tobacco Company reorganization.
A chaotic dispatch from an old paper mentions Shorit Campbell of Palraeld as a key figure in a murder case with the Uniter striker Thombs B. Oskinsson charged with a killing. It also covers municipal water works completion, a shipyard deal, a fire at an industrial site, and various local legal and social notices including juries, pensions, accidents, and civic celebrations. The jumble references captains, admirals, and several towns, with dates, names, and places scattered throughout.
In a chaotic ledger of events, dairy trains are set to traverse Iowa under the alate dairy and state unity groups while unions and railroads clash over routes and schedules. Probes into plant strikes and labor actions ripple through towns, with officials warning of potential delays as investigations unfold.
A Chicago jury began hearing the government case against ten meat packers charged with illegal pooling and price fixing. United States Attorney H. Wilkerson outlined allegations that the firms maintained a nationwide system to control cattle prices, margins, and compensation, with a history dating back to 1896. The defense argued the packers acted within the bounds of competition laws, while the prosecutor pressed for findings of conspiracy and unlawful practices.
Washington reports ratification actions following a long debate over Russian policy toward American Jews. The Lodge joint resolution, replacing Sulzer’s measure, passed the House by 200 to 1 and now awaits Senate action.
A half million dollar necklace described as an exquisite cockhire of pearls is asserted as the Christmas gift from Prank J. Sould to his young wife. The article notes the value and the surprising gesture as part of a larger New York story published in this edition.
Sixty two thousand dollars was due to VW, Po Fowler, registrar, title 1 89, when he tendered his re Slenaien to Mayor Fitzgerald. During the twenty two years Me, Powter was held emice he has never collected a cent.
Captein B. and F. Buzard, longtime Missouri policy figures and Civil War veterans, died in St Joseph at age 72. Their deaths mark the end of two notable careers in western Missouri civic life.
Attractive silver plate spoons promoted with a 20 year guarantee and a French gray finish on the bowl. Buyers can obtain a premium book featuring fireless cookers, silverware, cameras, and other household articles by sending a postal with a package of Mother's Oats.
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