Impeachment battle tests Sulzer and Tammany power
Governor Sulzer faces impeachment as the Tammany machine struggles to control New York politics. The dispatches link his downfall to breaking with Tammany, while supporters cite a recent confession as potentially shifting the impeachment odds. The case underscores the influence of party bosses and loyalty in state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Pier
New York
Tammany
Murphy
Ilzer
Webb Kenyon debate and misstatements scorch Iowa politics
The Keokuk Constitution asserts the Webb Kenyon bill is misrepresented by opponents. It argues Kenyon’s measure had teeth and the Webb bill was a compromise. claims about "train liquor interests" and party alignments are disputed. The Clinton Advertiser hints at Harding figures and Huerta relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
House
Congress
Baseball in Mexico Could Ease U S Tensions
The discussion suggests introducing baseball to Mexico to channel enthusiasm and provide a peaceful outlet, with O’Shaughnessy guiding efforts. It argues this crowd-pleaser could improve relations and offer a constructive use of national energy amid political strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
The Mexican Crisis: Wilson Deserves Unified U.S. Support
The Springfield Republican argues that in the Mexican crisis the president, as chief of foreign relations, warrants solid American backing. It likens Wilson's approach to Taft and McKinley during Cuba and the Diaz era, asserting policy continuity and the need for united patriotism.
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Springfield
Mass
United States
Mexico
McKinley
Cuba
Spain
Taft
Porfirio’ Diaz
Rio Grande
Wilson
Reminiscences of Long Ago From Muscatine Journal
A retrospective look at past decades highlights Capt John H Turner and Lt Hines returning home from Cedar County, Quar termaster Ragsdale, and Charles Tannison visiting. It recalls Profitable Frank Holcomb shipping melons, Father and Brother O Neil visiting John Byrne, and J G Gunzenhauser seeking foot treatment, with notes on prior milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Turner
16Th
Iowa
Hines
Cedar County
Quartermaster Ragsdale
Charles Tannison
Ulidg
Frank Holcomb
Minneapolis
Mitchel
St. Paul
Rival Auto Bragging Sparks Lakefront Chase
Davenport races Thornton to the lake in a speed contest ended by a sudden tire cut on Thornton’s green car. Kittie Neville, in the tonneau, comforts Davenport after the mishap and confesses a near accidental tire damage while denying intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Davenport
Kittie
Tornton
Kirstie
Lind peace mission praised amid Mexican crisis debate
The piece argues the Lind peace mission is a constructive approach to Mexico's turmoil and a way to avoid military intervention. It defends President Wilson's handling, questions recognition of Huerta, and notes calls to force U.S. army action clash with the goal of international peace and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Lind
Madero
Bacon
Senate
Texas
Wilson
Huerta
Latin America
de Sire
Washington
Ring Wish Complicates Hidden Motives
In a tense exchange, a man and Kittle debate blame after an accident with a wheel and knife. He muses about buying a diamond ring, hinting at marriage, while she reflects on what truly matters as the moment unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittle
Gorry
Kittfo
Water glass preservation for eggs keeps them longer
Expert tips by K A Kirkpatrick explain water glass preservation to extend egg shelf life. Clean stone jars hold fifteen dozen eggs. use fresh eggs only and cover top with liquid. Store cool and undisturbed, not exceeding one year, with costs around three to four cents per dozen.
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Proves Cure
Mrs. D L Kenney declares the tetter or eczema that troubled her for over fifty years is cured by Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The ad notes the product is available from druggists or by mail from Pfeiffer Chemical Co in St Louis Philadelphia and Havercamp's Drug Store.
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Pfeiffer Chemical CO
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store
Springdale Notices Show Visits and Travels Across States
Mrs Martha J Apple spends weeks with her brother Judge Homer James in Marion. Mrs Charles Mountain and Mrs Fred Hinkhouse visit relatives in Ohio. Nellie Holly, who sprained her ankle, heads to Scranton. William Mather and wife visit son Attorney Carl H Mather in Tipton. Cleo Milnes and bride visit relatives. Mrs Samuel Mather visits Chautauqua New York. William Hawbecker sells his mill route to Walters Brothers. Miss Chloe Linn visits Cedar Rapids and Marion and plans to attend the Iowa Association for the Advancement of the Deaf meeting in Davenport August 16 07. About sixty Friends Sun- pages.
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Springdale
Martha J. Apple
Homer James
Marion
Charles Mountain
Fred Hinkhouse
Ohio
Nellie Holly
Scranton
William Mather
Carl H. Mather
Tipton
Cleo Milnes
Bride
Picnic brings county Bible classes together at Rocheste
Seventy five members from the Southern part of the county joined Baraca Philathea and other groups for a Saturday picnic at West Side Park in Rochester. Thirty from Baraca Philathea led the turnout with smaller groups from South Bethel West Branch Friends Mt Zion Trinity Reformed and alumni plan retrial day at Springdale High School next Saturday. Attorney Carl H Mather of Tipton is president and Eva H Michener of West Branch is secretary of the organizing group. President D M Edwards of Penn College Oskaloosa will preach at the Friends church Sunday morning.
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Ohee
Baraca- Philathea Bible
Spring~dale Friends’ Church
West Side Park
Rochester
Baraca-Philathea
South Bethel
West Branch Friends
Mt. Zion
Trinity Reformed
Eliza News Notes Local Moves and Family Updates
Eliza reports Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colberg visiting North Dakota where a 900 acre land purchase may occur. Garrison Bishop visits Denver with family. Lyle Colberg recovers from illness under Dr. McKelvey. Ada Irwin improves after illness. New baby for Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hudson. John Bishop buys a new auto. Various neighbors visit and travel to Wilton and Muscatine.
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Eliza
Mira
Albert Colberg
Wm. Colberg
North Dakota
Albert
Garrison Bishop
Jennie Wilcox
Edward
Denver
Colorado
Lyle
Max Colberg
M McKelvey
Ada Irwin
Owen ‘Hudson
John Bishop
Agnes Machow
A. J. Borufft
Kansas City
Herman Muchow
Anker
Martha Otto
Wisconsin
Lou Murdock
Omer Hampton
Margaret
E. HH. Irwin
Chas. Murdock
Earl Loveck
Wilton
Lute Beverlin
A. J. Boreff
Fred Monson
Joe Cox
Muscatine
A. J. Boruff
Community Movements Noted Across Green Valley Area
Dave Steineman from near Grandview passed through toward Muscatine on Saturday. Mr and Mrs C A Hughes attended to business in the city. Joe Eisele made a Blue Grass call Saturday afternoon. Clarence Bridget of Grandview passed through toward Muscatine Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Pantel and family were in Muscatine Saturday. Mrs John Longstreth and son Freddie attended to business in the city. Chas Pantel and family visited Grandma Pantel near Fruitland Sunday. George Pantel joined the Fruitland Wall dance Saturday evening.
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Green Valley
Dave Steineman
Grandview
Muscatine
C. A. Hughes
Joe Eisele
Clarence Bridget
Chas
Pantel
John Longstreth
Freddie
Chas. Pantel
Grandma Pantel
Fruit- Land
George Pantel
Local Visitors and Travel Through Muscatine Area
Earl Dickergon was in Muscatine Sunday. John Fairfield and wife visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fairfield Sunday. Dale McChesney and Miss May Smith were in Fruitland Saturday evening. Will Elselge and son Eddie passed through Fruitland Saturday for Muscatine. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pomeroy and daughter Pearl, and Climer Pomeroy and Ben Pomeroy were Muscatine callers Monday. Bill Fletcher took Miss Hazel Fletcher and Mrs. Bill Bryant to see the doctor Saturday.
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Earl Dickergon
Muscatine
John Fairfield
Dale McChesney
Mayi Smith
Fruitland
Iowa
Will Elselge
Eddie
Henry Pomeroy
Pearl
Climer Pomeroy
Ben Pomeroy
Bill Fletcher
Hazel
Fletcher
Bill Bryant
Bucklen’s Amnica Salve Best Pain Killer Ad
The advertisement touts Bucklen’s Amnica Salve as an immediate pain remover for cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries. A Clinton Maine resident says it robs injuries of their terrors and serves as an equal healing remedy. Available for 25 cents at Hav Johnsonage Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Havjoxgamiage
Adv
Notice of Change in Articles of Incorporation Bank Amendment
At a July 28 1913 special stockholders meeting of First Trust and Savings Bank of Muscatine Iowa Article II was amended to grant the bank power to act as assignee trustee guardian executor administrator fiscal or transfer agent registrar for estates municipalities or corporations and to issue sell and transfer debentures or bonds secured by real estate. D V Jackson president R K Smith cashier.
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First Trust and Savings Bank of
Muscatine
Iowa
35Th General Assembly of
First Trust and Savings Bank
D. V. Jackson
R. K. Smith
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