Board of Supervisors notes and fair plans for Malvern
The article urges attendance at next week's Malvern fair and highlights prizes for exhibits. It promotes reader contributions to a Poultry Hints column and notes the Hayward trial verdict in Boise City, praising Judge and jury fairness. It also discusses Senator Allison's Senate prospects and Iowa’s pool of capable successors.
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Malvern
Zoy Time
Hayward
Boise City
Haywood
Friends of
Trusts and Chautauqua Combines Questioned in Parsons Sun
The Parsons Sun reports Senator La Follette denouncing trusts and asks if he realized a chautauqua in Kansas and Missouri benefitted a trust owner. The piece claims chautauqua combines raise money via management fees, enriching organizers rather than the public, with Long and Bryan also implicated.
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LaFollette
Parsons Sun
Kansas
Missouri
Agmart
Bryan
Parsons
Long
Bartell
Chautauqua Trust
Advertised Mail Batters Post Office in Malvern Iowa
Weekend posting list shows mail to Ernest Keller and Auna Mouschell among others in Malvern Iowa for the week ending July 20. Local office notes items awaiting pickup and delivery updates.
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Malvern
Iowa
Ernest Keller
Auna Mouschell
Ohio Republicans Endorse Taft for President in 1908
Columbus July 31 The Ohio Republican state committee endorsed William H Taft for president by 15 to 6 amid a split over Senator Foraker and Charles Dick. Foraker oppose olive branch offer from Taft camp yet effort to unify failed. Taft campaign manager A L Vorys hailed the vote as proof of Ohio backing for Taft at the national convention.
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Columbus
William H. Taft
Repubican State Committee
Ohio
Foraker
Taft
Republican State Central Committee of
William Howard Taft
J. B. Foraker
Charles Dick
A. L Vorys
Prohibition Bill Passes Georgia House To Go To Senate
Atlanta July 31 Prohibition in Georgia by the Harde man Covington bill passed the senate earlier and was approved by the house 189 to 38. Amendments allow pure alcohol sale by licensed physicians and stock for retailers. Bill heads to governor for signature with plans to take effect January 1, 1908.
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Atlanta
Hardeman-Covington
Georgia Senate
House
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Republicans Meet at Tulsa Plan for 1908 Ticket
Republicans gather in Tulsa for their state convention to choose July 31 candidates led by Frank Frantz for governor and a full state ticket. Delegates arrive by the hundreds with strong sentiment for statehood and securing it promptly. The convention is set in a large tent seating 6 000.
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Tulsa
I. A
Frank Frantz
Frantz
Officer Kills Ex-Convict in Chicago Fight
In Chicago on July 31 Police Sergeant Hertz fatally shot William Wood, an ex convict, during a fierce struggle with several officers. Bystander Henry A. Noyes was wounded in the abdomen by Wood and hospitalized in critical condition.
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Chicago
William Wood
Hertz
Henry A. Noyes
Wood
Schmitz appoints supervisors amid resignations in San Francisco
San Francisco on July 31 reports ex mayor Schmitz, now mayor again, filling fourteen board of supervisors vacancies after forced resignations. He asserts appointment rights as rightful mayor, citing authority to fill posts.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
Hbugener
Board of Supervisors
San
Francisco
McKeown Caught on Coast in Arson Embezzlement Case
George McKeown, indicted for arson and embezzlement in Webster City Iowa, reportedly found in Bakersfield California after a lengthy detective search. Uncertain whether the Bakersfield man is the sought defendant. records show he previously arrived as a factory manager in 1902, later resigning amid funds misuse and a factory fire. Prosecution awaits further word from California to confirm identity.
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Webster City
George McKeown
Sakersfield
Cal
Bakersfield
Northwestern Felt Shop Company
Ile
New York
McKeown
California
Officer Wilson Slain by Unknown Man in Council Bluffs
Detective George Wilson died after being shot on North First Street while confronting a prowler. Officer W H Richardson was wounded but recovering. The suspect fled toward Crescent and the Missouri river area. bloodhounds from Beatrice followed but were unsuccessful. The incident sparked a large pursuit with locals involved.
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Qutlaw
Richardson
Council Bluffs
George Wilson
Edmundson Hospital
W. H. Richardson
North First Street
Offcer Wilson
Crescent
Beatrice
Missouri River
Ultimatum on Ore Dock Strike Ends In Arrests
In Duluth on July 31, labor officials press for arbitration while company officials resist the main issue. A letter to strikers, delivered via Mayor Cullum, signals possible return to work within 24 hours but rejects arbitration. Petriella, strike leader, is arrested on concealed weapons charges in Hibbing.
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Duluth
Mann
Steel Corporation
Cullum
Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Western Federation of Miners
Hibbing
Telfio Petriella
Belfast
Cameron Highlanders
Thirteenth Hussars
Philippine election results in Manila show nationalist win
Incomplete returns from fifty of eighty districts indicate nationalists captured 31 seats, with 10 progressives, 8 independence candidates and 1 Catholic elected nationwide. In Manila nationalists led both districts, Gomez claiming First district victory while Lakban contests. Full results expected in 10 days to two weeks.
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Manila
Cominander Gomez
Justo Lakban
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