Rosewater Named Leader of National Republican Committee
Fragmented report from Chicago and Nebraska notes Victor Nosewater of Nebraska elected chairman of the national Republican committee to lead through the convention. Contests, proxies, and open versus closed sessions dominate early proceedings as Roosevelt and Taft factions jockey for influence ahead of the June convention.
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Chirag
Dude
Victor Nosewater
Nebranica
Yeller
Rosewater
Nebraski
Chicago
Miatioan Cominiletae
Roosevelt
Tate
Lear
U. S
Holia Penroce
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Nathan B. Scott
West Yirelilas
S. New
Pib
Dixon Stepa Jon
Dixon
Troogevelt
Tor Tay
Roxy Wauhlegion Will Stevenson
Verver Viva
Willam Barees
York
Merril] Moores
Indianapolis
Tatty
Indiana
Uo Fy
Nowell Sanders
Tennessee
Secator Sunders
Poulbiern
Richard Burtholdt
Missour
Secretary of Commerce
Ad Labor
Charles Nagel
National Committee
California
New Regulations for Baggage Transport Suspended
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed baggage regulations affecting most U S carriers for 120 days to allow an investigation. The rules would set charges based on bag dimensions and weight, with a 40 inch maximum length for checked baggage and new penalties for oversized items. The action aims to ease hardship on travelers during the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Intersim Commerce Commission
Uly Kourke
Cerkida
Iniggaya
Panding
Federal Army Nears La Gra In Mexican Skirmish
Report shows General Buerta leading about three thousand federal troops toward Samty Rogalla north of Santa Rosalia while rebel columns under Col. Antonio Rojas maneuver near La Cruz. Rumors place Campa joining from the south with Argumenday, and Mexican and American authorities uncover smuggling and aid to rebels including goods valued at thousands of dollars.
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Jiminex
Wex
Buerta
Samty Rogalla
Banta Sabel
Ruskob
Rusty
Bib
Ruskel
James Long
Parral
Antwmon
el Paso
Tex
Trorente
Lodmy
Cone Campa Jan
Argumenday
Juares
Saatos
Castillo Ferrera
Juarez
Columbus
N. M
Popular traffic man quits local railroad
Tenves Dass as general passenger and freight agent resigns from the Alis witam Worth and South after seven years in charge. Announcement states the resignation becomes effective July and that the road will appoint his successor. Official word confirms the report of retirement as questions arise about future plans.
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Tenves Dass
Tuly of
GO. B. Birch
Alis Witam Worth and
South
Fesignohian
Tyly Jy
Niger
Wwe
Tha Made Wath, the Firs of Went Moni Hub When Questioned Today Mr. Nreh
Birch
Jiag
Limsall
Chassell Victory Looked Certain in State Race
Chassell of LeMars leads for secretary of state as returns from 81 counties show him with 40,178 votes to 48,989 for Allen. Other counties weigh in with incomplete tallies as the money trust probe faces delays and key races for state auditor and governor near close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Molues
Duge
Chassell
W. S. Allen
Ed. van Duyn
Dubuque
Harrison
Adams
Palo Alto
Torrigen
Ginets Tom
Chussell
Jn Clay
Greene
Jeferson
Kossuth
Marshall
Winnebaxe
Pocolmatua
Allen
Adair
Clarke
Crawford
Grundy
Jefferson
Poweshirls
Senarter
W. S. Allan
Joe Mosk
U. S
Kenyon
Maraing
Ketennat
Raiirong Camemissioner
Chris Ottesen
Cote
United States
A. Sinclair
HM. G. Cue
Des Moines
iMonday
Jubitvar
Fed
LeMars
Aleit
John
Glyva Frank
Sins
Toledo
Moon
Shaw
Dum
Mason
Cedar Rapids
Dunn
Hamilton
Kenyan
Lafayette Young
Christian Churches Convene Annual Convention at Kalona
The Christian Churches plan their annual convention in Kalona on Friday with President Stephen J. Wyler of West Liberty addressing topics on university relations and local governance. The event includes speakers Rev. C A Yannoy and others from Avalissa, Nichols, and nearby towns. وفاة longtime church leader June Chase noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Moon
Ade
Bate Sentor Nixon
Nevadda
Indian Affairs Committee
Gore
Towa City
Fort Jal
Tie Lowe
Chris- Sil
Wy Mexico
Kalona
Stephen J. Wyler
West Lib
Melon
Wast Liberty
Mairview
Avalissa
Nichols
General debate on civil appropriation bill continues
A sustained general debate opened Sunday on the civil appropriation bill. Agriculture expenditures committee pressed drainage division inquiry with Sugirinen We O Wright of Florida testifying. Navy secretary requested $65 000 for marine expedition expenses. Sumner Gompers and Heatley committee members attended.
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Agriculture
Department of Agrculture
Sugirinen
Wright
Moreida
Secretary of Navy
West Liberty Nupials Highlight Town’s Wedding Day
Two weddings marked a West Liberty event as Miss Tan naa Langbotham and Lynn 2D wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev F M Dowia officiating. Maude Louise Smith married Samuel W Jogley this morning at 7 in the Presbyterian setting, with modest breakfast decor. Both brides and grooms, graduates and local workers, plan homecomings after August 1.
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Liberty
Lino Bm
West Liberty Wits
Tannaa Langhotham
Lynn
Maude Louise Smith
Borane
Samuel W. Jogle
Miss Crass
Raymond Aiking
F. M. Dowia
Presbyterian Church
Koster
Tai Syed
Chicago
Francisvile
Ind
Sixth Street
Uus City
West Liverty High Schoo
Sate
Loch
Volunteer Marines Poised for Cuban Defense
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Beaupre urges rapid expansion of a volunteer guard to protect foreign property in Cuba. He asks for 10,000 rifles and 3,000,000 cartridges, plus quick delivery. Four American ships carry nearly 1,500 Marines toward Cuba as tension rises amid rebel incursions.
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Wasington
Cy Tune
Gomes
United States
Beaupre
Casmartino
Cuba
Ohe Bath Nps
Prairie
Col
Lueng
Reyder
Washington
Bey West
Wold
Uost
Orienta
Montesguda
Innes of Hegre
Father of Governor Eugene Foss Dies
Joseph Ramil Foss of Tashan Massachusetts, father of Governor Eugene Foss, dies at home in Jamais Plains after months of illness. Born in Burke Vermont, he lived in Franklin County until 18, then built a career as builder and contractor and later in the commission business in Albans before moving to Boston and Derby. Governor Foss and Congressmen Foss are among his survivors.
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Tashan
Mass
Joe F
George Ramil
Eugene SN. Fass
Wsspelnzatts
Congressiman
George KE. Foss
Ilinois
Jumaies Plains
Foss
Mr. Foss
Iba
Burke
Franklin County
Vermont
Als ‘Aever
Bus-Ness
Albans
Oletgo
Boston
Derby
Wedding of Miss Townsend in Newton Attended by Hundred Guests
The bride, Rev. Georg iu of Newton, tied the ceremony with about a hundred guests present. The wedding was in an elaborately decorated dining room and parlor with gem arches, a white and cream theme, and a long tulle veil. The bride wore a white satin gown with a long veil, carried a bouquet of cream roses, and the couple departed for Chicago and St. Joseph on their wedding trip.
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Georgiu
Newton
Sue Wrest
Bessla Conzocare
Elinabetth Tlanghorhim
Thomas F. Townsgail
Xroom
Chicago
St. Josepn
Des Maines
Next Mont
Ramatel Courhearn
Ced Rapids
Ant Meorge Fur
Wilson Forces Dominate In Minnesota Democratic Nominating Fight
In Minnesota’s Democratic convention Wilson consolidates support by winning most delegates, while Clark supporters fail to nominate a candidate. Arkansas delegation backs Champ Clark, with several districts instructed or undetermined, and a two hundred delegate body expected to influence Baltimore votes. Some factions claim steamship tactics amid fierce intra party clashes.
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Mason Ona
Alabama
California
Retary Forswite
Issia
Roosevelt
Taft
Frank 2. Kellogg
Minnesota
Lukes
Willes
Yorks
Charles Joe Brooker
Creanoeklant
M. Waml
New York
Kellogg
Mintesali
Brooker
Bref
Almpla
Ting
Netion
BE. C. Duncan
Norca Carolina
Henry Blin, Jr
Georgia
Fleary B. Metoy
Philippines
W. E. Oral
Tdaho
Madison
Reysonale
North One
Ue Lia Hollelle
Tantarh
Mina
Bryny and Clark
Wilson
Gates
Baltimore
New Jersey
javyan-Clark
Fred
Iyueh
St. Paul
Nations
J Freeman
Olivia
Whitman
Clark
Clark Farens
Ion
Arkansas
Chirk
Little Toek
Ark
Champ Clark
Takay
Arkiway
Jonesboro
Amos Jarman
Helena
Pringle
Poenzantas
Claude Coger
Evening Shade
Hugh Reagan
Vatteville
J. W. Story
Harrison
Samuel Naumalis
Montevilles
Wofford
Eureka Springs
J. Tannigan
Fort Smith
Texatekana
Rose Cand
Knox
Monticells
Mahinnes
Eldoray
F. Monroe
Washeington
Atekansas Grate Democratic
Tig Cowith
Delexatis
Cruth
Wea
Mathie Rock
Wes Ehasen
Doe T- Reb
Surveyors Begin Interurban Route Project
A survey crew led by J. Ty. Wardle from Cedar Rapids started preliminary work for the Iowa City Muscatine Interurban Railway line. The team will survey south of Iowa City then proceed into Muscatine County, with Darting plans to include Lane Tree and West Liberty depots under consideration. President Frank Tanner and other owners push the project.
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Clida
Low City
Iowa City
Muscatina
Muscatine County
Lane Tree
West Liverty
Yu Stallon
Weatherses To Watch: Temperature Shifts This Week
The forecast notes fluctuations with cooler mornings and warmer afternoons. Expect fair skies across the region with light winds and no significant precipitation expected through Friday.
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Reporiigan National
Califoriia Judd
Commission
Uurterstangy Uganme
Maku
Federal Army
LA Gra
Hurrta
LO Santa Rosalla
G Torch
Money Trust Probe
Seecure
Lana
Blonkley Mey
Bine Shaw
Hinta Relaya
Fwam
Money ‘Trust
Pain
Puio
Saat
Bendy
New York Closring Hones Assudlpee
New York Stackaextilange
Money Bet
William Shere
Dlept
A. Batton Hepburn
Cresting House Association
George W. Hill
The
Stock Exchange
Christian Churches
Fall Alver
Stephon A. Chase
Chrise Lian Scignee Ghureh
Amelen
Tay
Sumner Gompers
Ance Jie Lary Cmimmitteg. Be
Favoratty
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Miss Wanna
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Maate L. Silt
Phllivant Gomez Organ Labs
Abe
Eugene Foss
Gopher
Hhyan
Chark
Kuono Clark
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