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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
7
In Denmark on May 20 radical and socialist forces won a decisive parliamentary victory. The Berntsen ministry was toppled. The next Riksdag will be controlled by Radicals and Socialists, with 31 and 32 seats respectively. The government’s defeat stems from internal dissent and anti-government referendum support.
Des Moines reports advocate state custody for feeble minded persons to reduce numbers via grouped colonies. Proposals include permanent retention, separate school rooms, and closer supervision, plus safety and public welfare considerations. Also noted are suffrage tours, Patents Granted to Iowans, and state farm operations at Independence.
Rudolph Blankenburg, 70, mayor of Philadelphia, arrives in Madison with a 4 dozen eastern guests to study advanced civics. The group, organized by Philadelphia City Club, includes 26 women led by Mrs. Blankenburg. He quips about learning at his age and aims to bring municipal improvements to Philadelphia.
Acting Commissioner Abbott argues that while Indians lose some old ways, the race is not vanishing. He notes increasing numbers better health and education, stronger industry, and greater government care through Indian Affairs, as standards shift to modern life. The bureau’s work, he says, must continue to grow.
An American agricultural commission visiting Rome met King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena. Lacking evening dress, delegates were invited to appear in walking coats as the King declared he cared little for formalities. The gesture reflected his democratic ideas and cordial reception.
General Huerta weighs stepping down from the presidency to return to field command amid slow progress against revolutionaries. Friends in the army expect a possible resignation so he can direct the campaign personally, signaling uncertain leadership and doubt over peace restoration.
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