Journal 10 Announces Grand Tony Pony Outfit Giveaway
Journal 10 launches a mammoth popular voting contest offering four Tony Pony outfits as prizes. Contest aims to engage readers and boost participation in the issue’s promotions.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
1
Muscatine Journal launches four district pony prize voting contest
The Muscatine Journal announces a four district popular vote contest awarding four Shetland ponies with harness and buggy outfits. Contestants 16 years or younger in Muscatine city and county or surrounding areas compete for votes via subscriptions, with a cash commission for non winners. Nominations begin this week and full rules appear on page ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
Muscatine
Towa Avenue
Journal
Iowa Avenue
The
Muscatine County
Illinois
Louisa
Johnson and
Cedar
Taft Busy Day as Plans for Taft Victory Begin
Taft meets party leaders in Cincinnati and reviews plans for tomorrow's notification ceremonies. He comments on Governor C N Haskell as a Democratic treasurer and notes Oklahoma's publicity law. A million copies of Taft’s acceptance speech will be printed for nationwide distribution through state committee chairs.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Linton
Arthur I. Vorys
State Committee
Hhiskell
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Haskell
Democratic Committee
Washington, D. C
United States
Remains of Israel Negus to Arrive Tomorrow
The remains of Israel Negus, accidentally killed in Seattle last Tuesday, will reach the city tomorrow after the body left Seattle Friday. He was a brother of Mrs. M. N. Bond of East Second Street.
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Israel Negus
Seattle
Wash
Negus
M. N. Bond
East Second Street
Ilowa Illinois Weather Tonight and Tuesday Showers
Cooler conditions with probable local showers possible tonight or Tuesday. Illinois outlook notes similar showers with cooler temperatures on Tuesday. Sunrise 4 38 a m sunset 7 16 p m moonrise 3 48 a m.
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Ilowa
Illinois
Mafia Threats Target Judge After Bank Heist Guilty Plea
In New York on July 27 Judge Rowl sky faced threats of death from a man named Cosmo Riccobona who had pleaded guilty to attempting to rob a bank messenger of 43000 dollars. He shouted the Mafia would get you and asked friends to “take care of him.”
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New York
N. Y
Rowlsky
Cosmo Riccobona
Campaign Opens in Louisa County August 8
Columbus Junction Ia July 27 The chautauqua Management arranged a big political day for August 8 with two top state speakers. Republican Walter I Smith of Council Bluffs and Democrat Charles O Holly of Des Moines will argue their sides. The event promises large crowds, music, lectures, and a closing humorous lecture by cartoonist Ross Crane titled Looking Human Nature in the Face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Chautauqua
Walter I. Smith
Council Bluffs
Charles O. Holly
Des Moines
Middle West
Iowa
Holly
Smith
Ross Crane
Iowa Lodgemen in Open Revolt Select Tobbin for Grand Chancellor
Fifty prominent Iowa Knights of Pythias members met in Cedar Rapids on Saturday night and endorsed M. J. Tobbin for grand chancellor against Ward Ferguson the Salinger candidate. An attack on the Salinger regime is planned when the grand lodge convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Knights of Pythias
M. J. Tobbin
Ward Ferguson
Salinger
Grand Lodge
Society Wedding in Chicago Today
Miss Pauline Kohlsaat daughter of H H Kohlsaat and Potter Palmer son of Mrs Potter Palmer were married in Chicago at the Kohlsaat home today only relatives present report.
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Chicago
Chicago, Ill
Pauline Kohlsaat
H. H. Kohlsaat
Potter Palmer
Kohlssaat
Interstate Commerce Commission allows pooled shipments at lower rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on July 27 ruled that shippers may combine small quantities of freight of different ownership either by arrangement among themselves or via a forwarding agency and ship the combined load at the lower rates used for large shipments. The commission also issued a statement that no formal complaints need be filed first.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tragic Honeymoon Ends as Mrs Farnsworth Dies in Chicago
Chicago July 27 Mrs Don Farnsworth widow of the man who managed Charles A Towne's canvas for the democratic vice presidential nomination died here today after a three week honeymoon. She will initiate an investigation on its own motion to determine if advances in freight rates are justified.
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Chicago
Don Farnsworth
Charles A. Towne
Independence Party Holds National Convention Gathering
Delegates arrive in Chicago for the Independence Party national convention to be called to order at 8 p m William Randolph Hearst acts as temporary chairman presenting the keynote policy stance He is not a candidate but promotes the party's interests Thomas L Hisgen and Milton W Howard are leading presidential nominees with Hearst opposing fusion sentiments Charles R Walsh to be permanent convention chair Graves announces candidacy with a rail trip Rav speech previewed amid factional jockeying for the ticket
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Chicago
Ill
Independence Party
William Randolph Hearst
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Milton W. Howard
Ft. Payne
Ala
Hisgen
Howard
Hearst
Charles R. Walsh
Democratic National
Des Moines
Bryan
Rock Island
Iowa
Weaver
William J. Bryan
John B. Weaver
Colfax
Newton
Atlantic
United States
Denver
Omaha
Neb
Iowan for chairman dictate in presidential nomina wars
Iowan contends for leadership in the heated presidential nomination battles as party insiders and voters weigh strategies and outcomes amid ongoing campaigns.
Dutch Venezuelan clash spurs Gelderland intervention at Curaçao
Tensions flare as a mob attacks the Venezuelan consul in Willemstad Curacao and troops are deployed. The Dutch cruiser Gelderland carries J. D. Derens the Netherlands minister in Caracas back to Venezuela to protect Dutch interests. Bryan and Weaver meet en route to Atlantic and Iowa stops as he campaigns in Des Moines Newton and Atlantic.
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Willemstad
Caracao
Gelderland
J. D. Derens
Caracas
Netherlands
Venezuela
Castro
Senor Lopez
Holland
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
J. H. de Reus
Br Castro
Wilhelmina
Puerto Cabello
M. de Reus
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Muscatine and Vicinity
Mammoth
ERS
Democrat
Treas
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
George K. Sheldon
Frederick W. Upham
Louisa County
Commission 10 Agt
IOWAN
Charles A. Walsh
New Party
ACI
A. Idaki
and Bryan Lonfer
Peerless One
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