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Muscatine
Daily Journal
Journal
Payne & Young Representatives Named in Two Offices
Representatives for New York and Chicago offices are listed with Payne & Young in charge. The New York address is 29 34 West 33rd Street and the Chicago office sits in the 759 Marquette Building.
Local Journal Agencies List for City Readers
The Journal lists city agents for reader convenience including Hill and Hurlbut Grocery on East 2nd Street, Toborge Brothers on Oregor Street, C A Busch's Drug Store on Hershey Avenue, Chayka's Grocery, Kecklerville, West Hill, J H Fuller Grocery, and Wm Van Zyl Grocery.
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Oar
Hurlbut
East 2Nd Feet
South Muscatine
Toborge Bros
Groc- Oregor
C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Wm. van Zyl
TELEPHONES address and staff lines from Iowa paper
The notice lists Private Branch Exchange numbers 26 and 27 for the Telegraphic office in Te lephones Iowa and directs readers to ask for a person or department when an operator answers. It provides staff roles including publisher F D Throop managing editor city editor society editor composing room and mailing room with the business office contact numbers 26 or 27.
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Iowa
F. D. Throop
H. E. Dreier
Military training in high schools faces mixed support
The article notes opposition to Hon I S Pepper's resolution for military instruction in high schools amid concerns over social snobbery and anti Jewish prejudice at Annapolis. It cites Col Garrard's reprimand over a Jewish applicant and quotes critics on race prejudice in the Army and Navy institutions. It also mentions a forthcoming Santa Fe railroad equipment illustration.
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S. Pepper
Pepper
M. Pepper
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Joseph Garrard
Taft
Col. Garrard
Bloom
Santa Fe Railroad
World’s largest Mallet engine heads historic railroad exhibit
A展示 train features the giant Mallet engine No 3000 as the lead unit with a contrasting early eighty s style locomotive. It includes modern freight cars versus older passenger coaches, a flat car, and demonstrations of switches brakes and couplings. A dirt versus rock ballast track section highlights rail history and westward expansion.
New Illinois Fireworks Law Bans Noisy Explosives
Governor Deneen signs a law to allow Illinois cities towns and villages to ban loud fireworks and explosives completely. The act takes effect July 1 and aims to stamp out noise making and death dealing devices during upcoming national celebrations.
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Deneen
Illinois
Heyburn links Hines to Lorimer case in whitewash row
Sioux City Tribune reports Heyburn claims Hines was not called to testify because his ties to Lorimer were unknown until Kohlsaar revealed them after Lori mer was whitewashed. Lea counters that Hines was closely linked to Lorimer, a lobbyist and manager in Washington, with both men aligned with lumber interests.
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Sioux City Tribune
Heyburn
Idaho
Hines
Kohlsaar
Lorimer
Lea
Tennessee
National Conservation Congress
Washington
Lumber Trust
Taft Arbitration Treaty Gains Broad Support Abroad
Secretar y Knox has drafted a tentative arbitration treaty with Great Britain and France that wins warm approval in diplomatic and philanthropic circles. Tokio reports Japanese officials welcome a U S United States arbitration treaty, and Taft’s administration would mark a historic era if that is its sole achievement.
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Great Britain
France
Knox
Tokio
United States
Taft
England
Iowan Julian Monnet Named President of Oklahoma U
Des Moines Register notes Julian C. Monnet rises to the presidency of the state university of Oklahoma joining a cadre of young college leaders. Monnet, born in Keosauqua, joins others such as John S. Nollen and John G. Bowman as notable university heads.
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Des Moines Register
Julian C. Monnet
State University of Oklahoma
John S. Nollen
Lake Forest University
John G. Bowman
State University of Iowa
Monnet
Keosauqua
Lorimer Divides Senate as Political Weapon
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes that while Lorimer stays in the Senate, opponents weaponize reciprocity and push radical reform talk to attack him. It argues Lorimer provides a ready-made issue for some senators to pose as heroes.
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Cedar Rapids
Lorimer
Senate
Des Moines Capital note on Mayor Harrison call
The Chicago Tribune laments Mayor Carter Harrison should depart his duties and travel forthwith, urging resignation or relocation from civic leadership. This editorial frames the mayor’s current conduct as unacceptable to the public.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Carter Harrison
River Steamer Movements And Losses Reported
The W. L. Ewing sails to summer quarters in St. Louis. The Pomroy under Captain Davis arrives from below with heavy freight every other morning. The Sucker State commanded by Captain Rhodes serves up river points today. Six cattle and three hogs owned by Louis Fiederlein of Goshen township were killed by lightning last night.
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River News
W. L. Ewing
St. Louis
Pomroy
Davis
Sucker State
Capt. Rhodes
Northern Line
Louis Fiederlein
Goshen Township
Minstrels Draw Strong Crowd Despite Poor Weather
Skiff and Gaylord's minstrels entertained a sizable audience last night, a testament to their appeal amid a stormy evening. Street crews continue work on Third street bridge over Papoose creek, installing a new floor promptly.
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Skiff
Gaylord
Third Street
Papoose Creek
Organ Recitals Highlight Nations At Hershey School
Thirty years ago H. Clarence Eddy of the Hershey Musical School in Chicago presented a series of organ recitals, each program devoted to music from a single nation. America, France, Belgium, England and the Netherlands have already been represented by works of their composers.
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H. Clarence Eddy
Hershey Musical School
Chicago
America
France
Belgium
England
Netherlands
Carter Harrison dynasty fuels voter support amid rising crime
A local observer notes residents seemingly favor the Carter Harrison-backed leadership as crime surges through the city, with many voters endorsing continued rule during the crisis.
Bryan hints Burke Folk could win nomination says Sioux City Journal
Bryan argues either Governor Burke or former Governor Folk would be strong nominees though the piece notes little danger of either securing the nomination and frames them as estimable figures.
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Sioux City Journal
Bryan
Burke
Folk
Sweet Girl Graduates Sought Summer Cooling Advice
A Burlington Gazette line requests a sweet girl graduate to share tips on staying cool in the hot season, promising appreciation if she provides guidance for hot summer days.
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Burlington Gazette
Queen Mary robes to be sold for charity in Des Moines
Six months after the coronation Des Moines plans a charity sale of Queen Mary’s robes to ensure the funds are not wasted. Local organizers confirm proceeds will benefit unnamed charitable causes and attract interest from collectors and the public.
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Des Moines
Mary
Governor Wilson Seeks Favorable Conditions in Republican-leaning State
The governor travels to a solidly Republican state, saying conditions align with his preferences and objectives. He cites political climate and policy environment as key factors guiding his visit.
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Marshalltown
Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Universal Cure
Readers are told that Catarrh is cured in all stages, claimed as a constitutional cure. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease and strengthen the patient. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure and invite testimonials from interested readers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
West Liberty Social Roundup Traverses Iowa Guests and Moves
West Liberty Iowa daily notes a string of visitors and travels. Rep ton Pool and son Clell visit Wm Pool. Lillijohn of Springfield stays with K Milburn. Neuman cousins from What Cheer visit Mrs. Chas ran. The McCluns move to Burlington for future residence. Several residents travel for events and visits to Iowa City Cedar Rapids Muscatine Downey Seattle Portland San Francisco.
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West Liberty
Wilton Delights In Durant Shoot As Residents Tour
A large Wilton crowd attended the third Durant shoot Saturday with numerous Wilton residents listed among attendees and visitors from Muscatine Davenport West Liberty Iowa City and Meadeville among others. Local social activity includes visits to Muscatine Davenport and Manilla for weddings and recitals as well as extended tours in the eastern states.
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Muscatine
Maud Marshall
Manilla
Sadie Saunders
Miss Marshall
Wm. F. Warner
R. E. Cotton
Davenport
Floral bouquet shaped like a barrel wins attention
A distinctive eighteen inch long by twelve inch diameter floral design made entirely of Catherine Mermet Pearl de Jardine and Bride roses attracted notice among graduates gifts. It adorned Miss Vida Kemble as Principal E F Schall plans weeks with his mother in Three Rivers Michigan then a teachers’ school in Madison Wisconsin
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Catherine Mermet
Pearl de Jardine
Vida Kemble
E. F. Schall
Three Rivers
Mich
Madison, Wis
Ten Years Ago Social at First Baptist Church
The men's reception held at the First Baptist church last evening by the ladies of the congregation promoted mutual acquaintance and fellowship. Short addresses were given by A. W. Hine and Z. W. Hutchinson and musical numbers included a lullaby by Mrs. C. F. Nevius.
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First Baptist Church
A. W. Hine
Z. W. Hutchinson
C. F. Nevius
Local residents visit Clinton area on Monday
Mrs. Henry Age, an Iowa City business visitor, and A. J. Leach of West Branch called in Clinton Monday. The Misses Potter visited their aunts in Clinton after a several day stay. Mrs. Maggie Breed arrived from West Branch to visit the Whitacre homes. Thomas McCarty of Cedar Rapids toured town visiting relatives and friends.
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Wilton
Durant
Lela Kelly
Elma Reese
Sophia Shaeffer
Alma _ Shaeffer
M. Sunt
Elmer
John Daut
Walter Scull
Clark Long
Andrew Christenson
Otto Jacobs
Louis Marolf
Geo. Mannesmith
Rhody
Albert Kelly
Irvin
Muscatine
L. J. Kiser
Iowa City
Amanda Ficken
Burlington
E. Friederichsen
Elsie Shricker
Davenport
Gail
W. R. Reed
Harry Gordon
Tipton
Addie Ross
Bismark
S. C
A. R. Whitmer
Ethel Christenson
Ruth Lee
Moscow
M. F. Cronin
Don Stibolt
Frank Walton
Florence Russell
Eva Ayars
Clarinda Thede
Glen Miller
Herbert Wacker
Lewis Reid
West Liberty
A. F. Baird
J. A. Adams
M. Lyons
Rose Grinder
May Cronin
Winnie Cronin
Blanch Bridges
Gladys Bliss
Frank King
Richard Atwill
Gail Looney
A. Crocker
E. A. Rexroth
Walcott
Rufus Hinkhouse
Arthur Hoffman
J. L. Geisler
J. R. Williams
Ed. Maurer
Jas. Bacon
C. P. Teeple
Herman Jipp
Mary McNoite
Emma Thompson
Christ Martens
Meadville
Martin
Excelsior Springs
C. H. Holzhauer
Fairbanks
Arizona
Iowa
Geo. Holzhauer
H. Schricker
F. B. Jones
Clinton
Adlerika Promoted as New German Appendicitis Remedy
Druggist F. T. Nesper of 129 East Second Street states much appendicitis in Muscatine is caused by constipation gas on the stomach or sour stomach. He claims these troubles are almost instantly relieved and appendicitis guarded against by a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients in Adlerika.
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F. T. Nesper
East Second Street
Adlerika
Weather report praises favorable week for crops in Iowa
The Des Moines crop bulletin reports an ideal week for farm work and general crop growth. Rainfall was below normal but varied by region, with heavy showers in east central and northern districts and temperatures four to six degrees above normal. Hay crops will be light though some areas saw improvement with heavy showers.
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Des Moines
Geo. M. Chappel
Patient praises Foley Kidney Pills relief
F. S. Rexford of Kansas City reports a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys causing great pain. After using two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills, he says they have done him a world of good. A. W. Morgan confirms.
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F. S. Rexford
New York Life Bldg
Kansas City
Foley
A. W. Morgan
Dreyfus Suicide Ties Fire Plot to Incendiary Ring
Leopold Dreyfus of L Dreyfus and Company killed himself after confessing to police that he planned arson for a payoff. He and his brother were accused of accepting a $2000 share and paying $300 as part of a $5000 offer to burn the Market Street shop. Fire officials seek to uncover an alleged organized gang and the case links several gasoline cans found at the site.
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Chicago
Leopold Dreyfus
L. Dreyfus and Company
Market Street
L. Dreyfus and Company, Clothiers
Dreyfus
Sullivan
Colu mbus Junction Socials and Outings Report
Mrs George Turner and Alma Lewis left for Aurora Illinois to visit Mrs John Christiner. Washington graduates picnicked by the river with twenty eight members and two chaperons. Rex Wilcox Montrose visits grandmother Mrs C P Wilcox. Edith Gray goes to Des Moines to see Catherine Snooks. Wm Link travels to New York on a business trip. Georgia and Eva Gookin visit Roy Dunham's rural home. Ethel Sprague and Helen Mize attend the Christian Endeavor convention in Morning Sun.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa
George Turner
Alma Lewis
Aurora
Ill
John Christiner
George Casper
Muscatine
Washington
Wm. Link
New York
Georgia
Eva Gookin
Roy Dunham
Ethel Sprague
Helen Mize
Christian Endeavor
Rex Wilcox
Montrose
C. P. Wilcox
Edith Gray
Des Moines
Catherine Snooks
Folewy’s Kidney Remedy Promoted for Chronic Kidney Bladder Trouble
A. W. Morgan endorses Folewy's Kidney Remedy as especially effective for chronic kidney and bladder conditions. It is described as regulating and controlling kidney and bladder action while providing healing, strengthening, and bracing effects.
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Folewy
A. W. Morgan
Improvements on East Second Street in Muscatine
The east 200 block of Muscatine is being redeveloped to remove old poles and place new walks. Trolley wires are being moved from poles to building facades and north side sidewalks are being rebuilt with concrete. City officials expect completion before the encampment despite brief street detours for crowds.
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Muscatine
Secong Street
Annual Retreat of Iowa Clergy at Davenport
The Catholic priests of the Diocese of Iowa will hold their annual retreat in Davenport starting June 19. Attending are Rev. F. J. Leonard of St Matthias and Rev. J. Nl. Grieser of St Marys. A clergy meeting will appoint parish priest consultors and examiners for five years. Local provisions cover care for the sick and dying during the absence of priests.
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Iowa
Davenport
James Davis
F. J. Leonard
St. Matthias Church
J. Nl. Grieser
St. Mary’s
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