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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
4
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A formatted ticket listing candidates for state and county offices including United States Senator Albert Blumming, Lieutenant Governor Covotol W. L. Hatding, Secretary of State Frank Shaw, Auditor George Cosson, Attorney General William Green, Congressman Nine District J Swain, Representative Ith District G K Johnson, County Recorder H M Logan, County Attorney C E Lakin, and Supervisors J A Blair Dist No 4 and Dist No 2.
Sealed bids due June 16 194? for eight concrete box culverts with plans at the County Auditor office. Bid bond five percent, liquidated damages for nonexecution, 10 day post award. Bonds required 1/2 construction price. County may waive defects and reject all bids. List of bridges and sizes provided. Includes town council sewer extension notice and local officials.
City officials received a franchise draft from the Street Railway president proposing a sliding fare scale tied to company earnings, based on a $7,000,000 capitalization, with $1,500,000 earmarked for improvements. The plan aims to shape city transport economics and concession terms.
President Wilson charged that business depression was largely artificial and said he would push pending bills through the senate. He blamed interference by interest groups for sentiment to postpone the administration's program and called it a psychological low mood. A Simmons Hardware circular circulated at the White House, noting E C Simmons declined a Federal Reserve Board seat and Charles A Hawlin would be nominated instead. officials denied any connection.
Washington reports a senate inquiry into the use of senate stationery and possible employment of officials connected to promoting a North Carolina gold mine. Senator Overman and Senator Chilton sponsor and back the resolution after letters boosting the Gold Till Consolidated mine appeared on rules committee and census committee stationery.
Former President Taft, addressing Phi Beta Kappa at Harvard, denounces trades unions for backing the Clayton bill and striking activity in Colorado. He warns of labor violence and rebellion against state authority and cites opposition to the Sherman act, while urging lawful self government. London reports George Pike released after Buckingham Palace intrusion with royal intervention for leniency.
President Wilson addressed a large crowd gathered before the state war and navy buildings. He waved toward an American flag hoisted by sailors, proclaiming the banner stood for the just use of undisputed national powers and a united nation.
Sioux Falls and statewide residents gather for a week long observance marking the twenty fifth anniversary of South Dakota’s admission to statehood. Sir Edward Grey hosts a luncheon for Theodore Roosevelt with Premier Asquith and other dignitaries in attendance. Sylvia Pankhurst announces hunger strike until Premier Asquith agrees to receive a suffragette delegation.
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