Progressive party to study northern European social conditions
A Chicago based Progressive party committee of seven members is formed to study social conditions in Northern Europe. The group includes two agricultural representatives, one professor of economics, and two others to be chosen, with Medil McCor suick likely to be secretary. The party aims to act by early May, focusing on pensions inheritance and income taxes amid a broad national conference atmosphere.
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Flana
Te Progressive Party
Europe
Progressive Party
Dixon
Buch & Xatherlig
Idaho
News of
Boise
Waho
R. 3
Str
Sheridan
Albert
Beveridge
U. S
Indivia
Iowa
Chicago
Dew Molnea
New York
New Progressive Party
Washington
Gonobittes
Jane Addims
Wrogreaglve
Dixont
Ye Nation Committee
Hale
Shairman
Congress in session and panels take up impeachment plan
Senate met as committees discuss impeachment. Democratic senators appoint a panel to plan final inquiry into President Gulls' federal nominations. House met at noon as investigations continued amid stock market news and election recounts resuming on the third.
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Peataes
Cnnibuss Chalies AL Waleed
Canchs
Gananitece
Gulls
Two Guards Dead and Dozen Wounded in Rail Yard Clash
New York dispatch reports two guards killed and a dozen wounded when striking workers at the Susquehanna & Western coal yards near Shadyside, New Jersey, opened fire with rifles and pistols after a night of tension. About 200 guards plus strikers remained on scene as authorities considered militia intervention. Names identified include Andrew J. Craw, 28, captain, and Ulavesce Mallery, 5, among the dead. several detectives and other workers were injured.
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New York
N. Vo
Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Eric
Shadyside
Losi Street
New Jersey
Sinkebrekers
Magiensucle
Susaquehanna & Western
Hudson River
Atrittel
Col Docks
Edgewater
Graw
Jon J. Ryerson
Jersey City
Moutenant
Willan Ying
William A. Woods
Frank A. Brown
Whillaie Hicks
Hke Graw
Maller
Erie Railroad
Frequent Interurban Service Planned for Holiday Shopping
General Manager John G. Huntoon plans a new schedule for Davenport and Atistedthnenterushan to provide frequent interurban service during the holiday season. Additional cars and extended hours will be added to ease rural shoppers, with a local streetcar loop system announced and the schedule to be published early next week.
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Idavenport & Atisedthnenterushan
Davenport
Effeck
Mt Leas
Autor
Muttoan
Curtis
Gut Prghaubiley
Gut Prghaubiley On Pressentg Servier
Hiintoon
Pray
Ug Journal
Kepford Lectures On Red Cross Stamp Sale Effort
Kepford, state lecturer of cufouts, spoke on street corners to promote the sale of Red Cross stamps in Des Moines, Iowa yesterday. He delivered several lectures, using an automobile on a raised platform with a large flag bearing the Red Cross insignia above his head.
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Dex Motors
Red Cross
Moines
Cufouts
18 Year Old Lad Kills Father in California
In Hex Angels California the 18 year old Daniel H Rickart confessed to shooting and killing his father Martin Bla Wiegesfeld after a family quarrel. He claimed the father had been brutal to the mother and that the shooting occurred when the boy failed to obey orders to fetch fireworks. The mother sided with the boy during the dispute.
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Hexngeles
Cal
Daniel H. Rickart
Courtlg
Martin
Bla Wiegesfeld Sor
Wills Whitgdag
Hiei
Stock Operations Detailed At Probe
Washington Dec 14 half a dozen Consolidated Exchange members including President Miguel De Agiero told the house money trust committee they were prohibited from dealing with members of the New York stock exchange under its rules and said their business was curtailed. Frank K Sturgis, ex–governing board member, testified the board had 40 executives and 3,400 members in 1894, with current seats about 44,000, and that public business has been well taken care of by the exchange. The committee plans to conclude its inquiry by year-end, with New York brokers held for questioning and financial leaders expected to testify on the money and credit concentration.
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Consolidated Exchange
Migual de Agiero
House Money-Trust Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Samuel Untermyer
Comu Tnge
K. Sturgis
New York
Look Exchange
Exelanes
Ts Tvana Acligus
Sturgis
Stock Exchange
Mr. Untermyer
Lobhaty
Exchange
Sucu
Thei House Money-Trust
New York Stoox Exelmanse
New York Exchange
Rodgers Re elected as President and Gay as Secretary Treasurer
The election results from the Diguilet No. 18 district across Iowa and one Miggon county reelect President Rodgers and name Jack Gay as secretary treasurer. The district favors Tob a P White for national chairmanship. Webber Hala Westen Nursery KC Mo reports the nursery association elects a president for its twenty third annual convention in progress, with sessions ending today.
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Ming Workers
Diguilet
Iowa
Miggon
Rodgers
Jack Gay
Treasurar
Toba
P_ White
National Dhatrma
Webber Hala Westen Nursery
Kansas City
Wieather
Stern Association ‘of Nurserymen
James O'Toole
Lowar State Mester Horse Shoers’ Association
Lova Organization
Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria Dies in Munich
Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria died in Munich at age 93 after months of ill health. He was born March 12, 1821 and had served as regent since 1830, the oldest reigning prince in Europe by years. His death follows bronchial ailment and old age. Emperor William ordered three weeks’ mourning and parliament adjourned for Christmas.
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Luitpold
Aringe
Rince
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Europe
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Austria
Luitpald
Hisel Yon
Undwiz
Head
Laupoly
Berlin
Williamy
Chrismmas
Attacks Validity of Mann Measure in Federal Case
In Pittsburgh a federal case against Johnson critiques the Mann act as unconstitutional arguing morality is a state matter. The defense demurs to the statute while claiming the alleged violations were not federal crimes. The jury hears testimony in the municipal court on the assault of a photographer and related proceedings.
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Jaci Jobueon
Bello Subrieber
Pittsburgh
Pugist
Herring
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Municipal Cours
Fire destroys three story building in Dallas
In Dallas Waling Texas on December 12 a fire nearly destroyed the three story building and store of the Trucy and Philip Hardwire company. One fireman was slightly injured. Estimated damage is about 260,000. The blaze caused extensive destruction across the structure and its contents.
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Waling
Texas
Dee
Niver
Trucy & Philip Hardwire Company
House Democrats Oust Rep Bowman in 1910 Election Contest
In Washington, D C , Representative Charles C Bowman of Pennsylvania's Eleventh district was unseated by a 113 1011 vote in favor of challenger G B McLean amid corruption charges in Bowman's election. A heated floor exchange followed between A Mitchell Palmer and Warr over railroad officials' alleged support for Palmer, leading to demands for apologies or proof.
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Charles C. Bowman
Pennsylvania
G. B. McLean
Bowman
McLean
A. Mitchell Palmer
Warr
Bowman-McLean
AU. Farr
Lackawanna Alroad
Palmer
Ware
Dynamite Plot Probe Highlights Barry Testimony
Indianapolis, Dec 12. In the dynamite conspiracy trial, Colin B. Barry testified he audited the union’s accounts and did not recall funds used for dynamite, nitroglycerine, or salaries for dynamiters. He visited Steubenville three weeks before the 1910 explosion and avoided answering about the cause.
Lindle Jury Locked Up After 23 Hours
After a twenty three hour deliberation the Lindle case jury was closeted this afternoon without reaching a report. The trial consumed the day as Stormeys for the defense and County Attorney Thompson argued the closing statements. George W. Lindle faces charges of conspiracy with intent to defraud, marking a record for duration in the district court.
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Stormeys
Thompson
District Court
Hera
George W. Linde
Frank Chance Named Likely New York Americans Manager
Chicago Dec 12 Frank Chance will receive a salary of 18000 dollars per year and five percent of the club’s net earnings if he becomes manager of the New York Americans it was reported today as American League magnates resumed sessions Owner Farrell did not confirm but said he would have a statement later.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
New Yorke Americans
Farrell
Disbarment Trial Ordered by Judge in Iowa City
A sensational disbarment action nears trial as Judge Howell orders Attorney Franklin B. Kimball to stand trial for disbarring. Alleged fraud deception of court and conspiracy tied to a $2,400 judgment. Former GS. Ranok and Attorney Chi Dutcher named to prosecute. Button Factory to Go Byon. East Town City plant dismantling gear for Canton Massachusetts shipment amid labor trouble and futile advertising for workers.
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Suga
Howell
Franklin B. Kimball
Iowa City
United States Court
Eure
GS. Ranok
Chi Duteher
College of Law
Lowar City
Hawkeye
East Town
Conton
Cameron Reelected President of State Agricultural Society
Charles Cameron of Ara was reelected president at the annual meeting in Des Moines. No changes were made in the board’s personnel with incumbents in multiple districts reelected, including Wy. Phil lis, Curlin, Legoe, Sheldon, and Mullin. John Ledgerwood of Leon briefly offered a motion to make Cameron president for life.
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Agviculyn Society
Des Moines
Charles i. Cameron
Ara
State Agricultural Society
Tte
Berp
Phillis
Maquoketa
J. Curlin
Decorah
Legoe
What
Woman Lost in Loop District Found by Police
Chicago evening papers report Mrs. W. Paugh wife of a former Columbus Junction banker was lost in the loop district for seven hours yesterday. Police found her after family and local Spokane residents alerted authorities. She had wandered seeking her hotel and became confused before being located.
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Chicago
W.?. Paugh
Columbus Junction
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Joop
Kane
Five Trainmen Killed In Cumberland Mountain Wreck
Five trainmen died when a two-engine freight train failed to brake near Glencoon Cumberland Maryland. The locomotive and four cars left the rails, plunging into a ditch eight miles down a mountainside after brakes seized up.
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Glencoon
Middleton Receives Ten Year Sentence In District Court
Edward Middleton was found guilty of breaking and entering the Frank Landis store and received a ten year sentence from Judge J. D. Letis in the district court at Ogilograph. He will be sent to Fort Madison to begin serving. Robert Satterthwaite, who aided in the crime, was convicted for five years with complicity and testified against Middleton. A defense motion for a new trial was overruled. Middleton proclaimed innocence.
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Frank Landis
J. D. Letis
G'Elogh
Fort Madison
Middlecan
Robert Satterthwaite
Hwaite
Middleton
Partners of Santa Claus Aid Muscatine Kids
The Journal rallies community help to distribute Christmas joy by listing local children needing gifts. Readers are asked to write to Santa Claus at the Journal with their address and the number of children they can assist, and the names will be mailed back for private selection and delivery.
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Muscative
Timiles
Muscatine
Muscath
Nelacerl
Timex Khort
Kitches
Santa Claus
Federal suit targets master horseshoers association
Detroit December 12. The federal government filed a civil anti trust suit to block alleged price fixing and market control by the Master Horseshoers National Protective Association and related firms. The action seeks injunctions against agreements dictating prices and exclusive sales to hardware dealers, claiming interference with interstate and foreign commerce under the Sherman Act. Named defendants include the New York and Michigan associations and several horse shoe and rubber goods manufacturers and officers. The U S attorney filed the petition. Iowa leaders say the suit does not affect local Iowa organizations.
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Mich
Federal
Goverment
Horsesaeers' Trust
Wickerchant
Horsesacers
National Protective Association
Canada
Horseshoers” Association
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Washington
Maho
Thoreeshoes
Horsephoers
Master Horseshoers' Nations Protective Association of America
New York
Masterorseshoers’ National Protective Associaton of America
Michigan
Giant Grip
Broodlyn
Jeremiah C. Buckley
Michael Hallaran
Carl A. Judson
Chicago
Edward Fitzgerald
W. W.todé
United States
Glyde 1
Webster
Wickerstram
Six Day Bike Race Sees Falls and Tight Leaderboard
Frequent falls at the six day bike race in New York kept spectators on edge as riders crashed repeatedly through the night. Twenty teams battled near the front with 1,592 miles and 4 laps shown, Carman and Lottos losing laps while other racers like Garman and the Suter Brothers trailed by two laps. The reigning eighteenth hour record was 1,575 miles 7 laps.
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XN. Y
Pope Co
A'Slork
Teama
Garman
Lottos
Suter Brothers
Carman
Weather Forecast for Friday Night and Morning
JOWA weather notes fair tonight with rising temperatures by dawn. Friday expected to be mild with increasing winds and light cloud cover. temps around 40 degrees at dawn. Moon phase noted as visible late evening.
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