Cannon Stands Put in Face of Reverses in Tariff Debate
Danville Illinois September 21 Speaker Joseph G Cannon defends the Payne Aldrich tariff law, calling it the pledges of the 1908 Republican convention and essential to national revenue and prosperity. He denounces insurgents and Democrats, asserts progress as forward movement, and warns against tariff revision as harmful to the country.
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Danville, II
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Cannon
Cleveland
Health officials impose three week exclusion for exposed pupils
Washington September 21 health department issues order barring from public schools any student exposed within the last three weeks to acute cases of infantile paralysis. Exposed pupils will be quarantined for fourteen days. The move follows a Milwaukee medical convention decision that two weeks’ exclusion was needed to ensure immunity from contagion.
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Washington
Health Department
Milwaukee
Doctor Shot Down in Atlanta Office
In Atlanta Georgia on September 21 William M Cox shot and killed Dr J N Sewell a leading physician in his office after claiming his home was wrecked He then shot himself in what appears a fatal wound Mrs Cox had filed for divorce a week earlier alleging Dr Sewell instigated the suit Sewell was married with several children
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Atlanta
William M. Cox
J. N. Sewell
Cox
Dr. Sewell
Sewell
Boiler blast kills two on Frisco locomotive near Clathe
Engineer John Dugan and fireman Roderick Burr died when the boiler on the locomotive they rode exploded near Clathe Kas on Wednesday. One passenger was injured but not seriously in the blast that damaged the train near the city.
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Clathe, Kas
John Dugan
Roderick Burr
Frisco
Hadley Going Abroad for Railways Study
Prof Arthur T Hadley president of Yale and newly named Taft railroad securities investigator will depart Saturday aboard the Arabic London for a week of consultations with experts on railway stocks and bonds.
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Hadley
New. Haven
Mother and babes killed for money in Pa.
Coroner and District Attorney head a 12 man posse seeking Tom Baker in the Byers murder of Mrs John Saus and her children Maury May and Charles. A missing bank book and $45 deposit hint at motive though Baker’s friends deny involvement.
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Phoenixville
William McKinley
Grantop
West Chester
Tom Baker
John Saus
Byers
Maury
May
Charles
Saus
Baker
Inquiries Lead Him From City To Berlin Mission
After his inquiry in that city he will go to Berlin where he will spend two weeks on the same mission.
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Berlin
Wheels of Industry May Stop in England
Edinburgh Sept 21 The United Kingdom faces a possible labor war on Oct 1 with city by city shutdowns in industry depending on a secret conference between boilermakers and employers. A formal announcement was expected in three days detailing the action.
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Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Duke of Abruzzi Reaches Paris and Visits Miss Elkins
The Duke of the Abruzzi arrived in Paris on Tuesday afternoon and proceeded to the Hotel Du Rhiny where Miss Katherine Elkins and her mother were staying and were still guests at the time.
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Duke Abruzzi
Paris
Duke of the Abruzzi
Hotel du Rhiny
Katherine Elkins
Shireman Sent to Reformatory as Divorce Suit Filed
John Shireman was sent to the Indiana reformatory on petty larceny charges. On the same day his wife Lovey Shireman filed for divorce alleging abandonment and seeking relief in Columbus Indiana on September 21.
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Lovey
Columbus
Ind
John Shireman
Indiana Reformatory
Lovey Shireman
Gould Declares Lariff at Fault
New York dispatch reports George Gould returning from abroad and sharply criticizing the Maine outcome. The multi millionaire Republican now predicts a nationwide Democratic sweep and likely control of Congress, blaming the high cost of living as a major factor.
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Gould
Lariff
New York
George Gould
Maine
Congress
Wilson Advocates Law Over Revolution in Campaign Tone
The article recounts Woodrow Wilson speaking on law and progress in a campaign setting, defending courts against the New Nationalism. He argues politics should create and enforce new laws to curb abuses, contrasting mob action with lawful reform and urging conservative control over the national convention for 1912.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft May Give Tawney Job Secretary of the Interior
Washington report says President Taft plans to replace Ballinger with Representative Tawney asInterior secretary after Tawney’s renomination defeat in Minnesota. Taft’s regard for Tawney is noted by his Winona visit and administration allies expect Ballinger’s exit soon.
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Washington
Minnesota
Tawney
Taft
Ballinger
Winona
Insurgents To Present Minority Platform In Colorado
In Colorado Springs on September 21 insurgent leaders announce a minority platform opposing the initiative and referendum amendment, calling it revolutionary and advocating alternative political approaches. The statement signals a formal stance against the reform proposal amid state debate.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
Insurgent Platform Report At State Republican Convention
The platform committee reported a safe and sane platform for the state Republican convention. Insurgents planned three minority platform reports denouncing United States Senator Guggenheim. An attempted resolution by insurgent candidate Merle Vineet against Guggenheim was defeated, while a strong endorsement of the senator was adopted.
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Platform Committee
United States
Guggenheim
Merle Vineet
Resolutions Committee
Insurance policy canceled over aviation meet conflict
New York Sept 21 Allan A Ryan eldest son of Thomas Fortune Ryan had his life policy exceeding 250000 canceled after he insisted on taking charge of the international aviation meet to be held at Belmont park this fall. The insurers gave him a choice between withdrawing from aviation public connection or losing the policy and he chose cancellation.
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New York
Belmont Park
Allan A. Ryan
Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Regiment answers its old roll gall
Veterans of the Seventy-ninth Indiana Infantry answered the roll call in the house of representatives on Wednesday morning. Officers were reelected with Col. George W. Parker of Pendleton president and Charles J. Mary of Indianapolis secretary. Dinner was served in the basement of the statehouse.
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Seventy-ninth Indiana Infantry
House of Representatives
George W. Parker
Pendleton
Indiana Monument
Charles J. Mary
Indianapolis
Statehouse
Ballinger Guest of Denver Real Estate Luncheon
Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballinger arrived in Denver and was honored at a luncheon hosted by the Real Estate Exchange and the Chamber of Commerce. He spoke briefly about the work of his department.
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Denver
Colo
Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Real Estate Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Ballinger
Rural carrier named for Marion route 9
Washington today announced Noah T. Hollingsworth was appointed rural carrier and Essie P. Hollingsworth named substitute for Route 9 at Marion.
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Washington
Noah T. Holingsworth
Essie P. Hollingsworth
Marion
The Husband's Wife sparks clash over American woman
New York, Sept 21. David Graham Phillips attacks the American woman in his novel The Husband's Wife accusing her of vanity, lack of brains, and bad cooking. He claims the book reveals the truth about women and society, arguing men fund flattery and leisure while women overeat, avoid work, and cling to culture.
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New York
Taku Takagi
Tokio
Manhattan Opera House
United States
Cable 4
Nore
David
David Graham Philips
D. Appleton & Co
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Ananias Club
Mr. Philips
Stig
Father
Husbard
America
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Cannibals Gain Bible Access in New Guinea Translation
More than 40,000 cannibals on the south coast of British New Guinea can read the gospel thanks to the British and Foreign Bible Society. A Naman dialect Bible translation explains the phrase give us this day our daily bread is not flesh of humans.
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London
British New Guinea
British and Foreign Bible Society
Naman
First Fall Hats for Street and Semi Dress Wear
The article advertises an extensive assortment of first fall hats suitable for street and travel wear and semi-dress occasions. It highlights velvets with Persian colorings, somber silks and felts with bright accents, turbans, toques, and Phipps and London tailored models. Nearly a dozen cases of new fall hats are on display on the second floor, south.
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Phipps
London
Noon Roast Tea Room Menu Meal Special
Thursday at noon the Tea Room serves a four course meal for 50 cents featuring roast spring turkey with celery and oyster dressing, candied sweet potatoes, new lima beans, fruit salad, Boston cream pie and other dishes. Drop in any time 11:30 to 2 on the fifth floor.
Shoes That Help Feet Grow In Natural Ways
A description of CHOOL shoes designed to wear comfortably with good appearance and space for natural foot development, emphasizing support and healthy growth.
New Gowns Feature Peasant Sleeve and Hobble Skirt
Two new satin and chiffon frocks shown demonstrate the season's leading ideas, the peasant sleeve and hobble skirt. One gown uses satin while the other combines chiffon waist over Japanese crepe and satin skirt. Available light and dark for afternoon or evening wear at $30, with a wide range of silken dresses in chiffon crepe de chine and lace trims priced from $25 upward.
Snead Case Seeks Asylum Commitment for Mrs Martin
Newark inquiry reports Justice Ti Eyck will rule Wednesday on whether Mrs. Caroline B. Martin should be committed to an asylum for the insane amid the unsolved death of Ocey Snead. Mrs. Martin and her sisters initially faced indictment. Wardlaw died in jail, and attorneys argued for or against institutionalization.
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N. J
Ti Eyck
The
Supreme Court
Caroline B. Martin
Ocey Snead
Qecey Snead
East Orange
Mrs. Martin
Mary Snead
Virginia Wardlaw
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