Harmony Prevails at Muscatine County Republican Convention
Muscatine County Republicans gathered at the courthouse with all precincts represented. John H. Munroe chaired the event, credentials reported no contests, and resolutions praised Roosevelt administration, Dawson, and congressional delegation. Delegates elected for state, congressional, and senatorial conventions. J. C. Coster elected county chairman.
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Court House
C. W. Kemble
John H. Munroe
Mr. Munroe
Albert F. Dawson
Congress
Munroe
John M. Butler
Blocwington
J. C. Stuart
M. N. Goddard
H. B. Freers
Cedar
J. F. Williams
S. B. Snyder
T. J. Manning
Fruitland
D. D. Webster
Theo Drake
J. D. Weiss
Fulton
Frank Garlock
John Tough
Frank Kelly
Goshen
Wm. Na
Committee On Resolutions
Muscatine County
Republican Party
Roosevelt
L. M. Shaw
James Wilson
Wm. B. Allison
J. P. Dolliver
A. F. Dawson
Committee On Delegates
Arthur Hoffman
J. M. Butler
W. L. Lane
S. L. Johnson
R. S. McNutt
Roy Yingling
J. A. Leyda
John Diercks
John B. Reay
William Fishburn
J. I. Nichols
Bert Richards
John Stephens
S. H. Archibald
W. A. Cooling
Will Harris
A. J. Woods
Theodore Drake
T. J. Hoopes
W. L. Roach
Ray Nyemaster
Robert Brooke
C. L. Fisher
W. S. McKee
Robert Bennett
John Parks
Thomas Boot
A. R. Leith
M. J. Shellabarer
J. O. Holtz
E. H. King
G. M. Titus
William van Zyl
J. L. McColm
Carl Mueller
Giesler
J. C. Coster
Frank D. Throop
R. W. Leverich
G. W. Keckler
Hoopes
J. A. McCormick
D. Halliday
Cruiser Marblehead Sails North to Guatemala Probe
Washington reports secrecy removed as the Marblehead sails from Panama toward San Jose Guatemala to trace the American steamer Empire, accused of landing recruits and munitions for Cabrera opponents. The Empire halted at Corinto before heading to San Jose, and the tug carries arms under an American flag.
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Washington
United States
Marblehead
Panama
State Department
San Jose
Guatemala
Empire
San Francisco
of Cabrera
Republic
Corinto
Nicaragua
Payama
Storms Hit Detroit As Winds Rain Lash City
A violent wind and rainstorm swept Detroit yesterday evening with 1.36 inches of rain in under an hour. Severe damage occurred as trees felled and wires were damaged. streetcar lines were disrupted and unconfirmed reports spoke of river fatalities near Wolf's resort and a child swept from the Belle Isle bridge.
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Detroit
Mich
Ontario
Chatham
Wolf's
Belle Isle
Iowa State Manufacturers Elect Officers at Davenport
The Iowa State Manufacturers Association elected officers with T B Carson of Davenport as president S W Mercer of Iowa City as vice president A C Hutchins of Des Moines as secretary and E Morrison of Fort Madison as treasurer The next meeting will be in Council Bluffs Resolutions favored Canadian reciprocity ship canals and legislation on interchanging electric and steam lines and condemned the eight hour and anti injunction bills as pernicious and discriminating.
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Iowa City
Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association
T. B. Carson
Davenport
S. W. Mercer
A. C. Hutchins
Des Moines
E. Morrison
Fort Madi
Councill Bluffs
Mysterious New York murder shocks city residents
Mrs. Alice Kinnan died after a caller beckoned her to the door and struck her with a gas pipe. Police probe focuses on jealousy amid unknown husband, aged mother witness, and suspicious frequent callers at the Washington Avenue residence.
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New York
N. Y
Alice Kinnan
Mrs. Kinnan
Accuses Wife and Doctor in Furnace Mirror Trap
Carl Husser of 3707 Arkansas avenue accuses a well known St. Louis physician of impropriety with his wife after a furnace pipe mirror setup revealed the alleged affair. Husser rushed upstairs demanding the doctor leave. a quarrel followed and Mrs Husser fled to her mother's home. A divorce suit is expected.
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St. Louis
Carl Husser
Arkansas Avenue
Circus Man Not Extradited In North Carolina Case
Governor Pattison refused to honor North Carolina's extradition request for William T. Spaeth arrested in Cleveland. Spaeth, treasurer of the Forepaugh Sells circus in 1904, was connected to a $36000 theft from a ticket wagon in a North Carolina town. The governor ruled the fugitive charge was not sustained.
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Columbus
Cummins Delegations Clash at Iowa Republican Meetings
In Fairfield Cummins supporters bolted from a county convention to form a Trump faction and back Cummins, while Jasper County backing Perkins carried Washington Township 68 to 8. Waterloo voting gave Perkins 1 263 to 927 for Cummins, prompting a formal contest of the East Waterloo results.
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Fairfield
Republican County
Cummins
Jasper
Perkins
Des Moines
Washington Township
Jasper County
Geo. D. Perkins
Waterloo
Perkins-Richards
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Borges Found Guilty in Fraud Case Tied to Ubero Plantation
Boston June 9 Ferdinand E Borges found guilty by a jury in a case accusing him and former Indiana Congressman William D Owen of larceny and conspiracy in promoting the Ubero Plantation company Owen remains at large.
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Boston
Mass
Ferdinand E. Borges
William D. Owen
Indiana
Owen
Assails the Book Trust in Chicago Education Debate
Dr. Cornelia De Bey accuses the American Book company of wielding 20 years of influence over educational affairs nationwide. In a heated board session she supports a resolution requiring written disclosure of the percentage of business awarded its publisher when recommending a text. Supt. Cooley and Mrs. Emmons Blaine press for stance. De Bey cites national trends and defends the safeguard.
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Chicago
Ill
American Book Company
Cornelia de Bey
Board of Education
de Bey
Cooley
Emmons Blaine
Dr. de Bey
Blaine
Rockefeller in France Moves From Cherbourg to Compiegne
Paris dispatch reports John D. Rockefeller traveling by car from Cherbourg to Compiegne. He praises the weather and scenery, says he avoided Paris due to scandal linked to his affairs, and hints the stay in France may extend beyond initial expectations.
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Paris
John D. Rockefeller
Cherbourg
Compiegne
Rockefeller
France
Vilas Endorses Bryan for Democratic Nomination
Milwaukee reports former Senator William F. Vilas endorses William Jennings Bryan for the Democratic nomination at the next convention. Vilas supported Palmer Buckner in 1896. In Washington James K. Jones, former DNC chair and Bryan ally, also declared for Bryan the presidency.
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Milwaukee
Wis
The
Journal Today
Wm. F. Vilas
Bryan
Vilas
Palmer & Buckner
Jones
Washington, D. C
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
William J. Bryan
Democracy
Miss Douglass Captures Women's Championship Title
In Liverpool on June 9 Miss Douglass defeated Miss May Sutton of California 7 5 6 2 in the final round of the women's singles securing the northern counties ladies tennis championship.
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Miss Douglass
Liverpool
Eng
Miss May Sutton
California
Water famine grips Cincinnati as heat bakes city
Cincinnati endured the season's hottest day while a water famine left hill top districts without supply and many sections of the city entirely dry. Officials gave no explanation for the failure, raising fears of fire risk and general alarm.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Divorce Granted to Mrs. John E Madden
Mrs. John E Madden was granted an absolute divorce from her husband the prominent horseman in Cincinnati on grounds of gross neglect. Alimony set at 250 dollars per month.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John E. Madden
Blackburn Elected Democratic Conference Chairman
In Washington on June 9, Democratic senators elected Blackburn of Kentucky to succeed Gorman as chairman of the Democratic conference. Resolutions praising Gorman as an associate and leader were adopted unanimously with sorrow for his loss.
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Washington, D. C
Blackburn
Kentucky
Gorman
Pennsylvania railroad opens employee school at Broad Street Station
In an effort to forestall graft the Pennsylvania railroad company established a night school at Broad Street station in Philadelphia. About 150 young men are being trained for promotion to roles such as chief clerks and assistants to general officers. The program is kept highly secret with pupils reportedly housed and fed in the station building.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Broad Street
Inter scholastic meet draws 73 schools to Chicago
The annual inter scholastic meet of the Chicago university was held on Marshall field today. Seventy three schools from New Jersey Kansas Michigan Ohio Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Missouri Indiana and Minnesota with a total of 234 entries were represented in the events.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Marshall Field
New Jersey
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
Minnesota
Woman on Trial for Cruelty in Peoria Case
The trial of Mrs. Mary McKinney of Aledo began in Peoria Illinois with the charge of subjecting Stella Grady of Chicago to inhuman cruelty. The defense will claim insanity and the procedure is expected to take about three weeks.
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Mary McKinney
Aledo, Ill
Peoria
Ill
Aledo
Stella Grady
Chicago
Journal Advertising Offers Lowest Costs in Muscatine
The Journal boasts the largest circulation in Muscatine and vicinity with daily paid circulation over 5,200. It claims broad reach for local and foreign advertisers and promises strong selling power for properly advertised items.
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Journal
Muscatine and
Kent Charged with Pointing Revolver at Man
John De Forest filed information in Justice F W Beversmeyer s court charging Louis Kent with pointing a revolver at him last night A preliminary hearing was held and the case bound over until Monday A $100 bond was set but Kent was unable to furnish it and he was placed in jail
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Louis Kent
John de Forest
F. W. Beversmeyer
Kent
Packers Weather Beef Inspection Fight in Congress
Washington June 9 The house agriculture committee opened hearings with Texas representative Garner urging swift action to end cattle market uncertainty. Haugen of Iowa pressed packers to bear inspection costs, while stock raisers fear higher expenses. The packers' side, led by Mr Wilson, supports shifting costs away from growers.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
Garner
Texas
Packer
Haugen
Iowa
Congress
Davis
Minnesota
South St. Paul
South St. Paul Live Stock Exchange and the Live Stock Board
Wilson
Fulkerson
Missouri
Secretary of Agriculture
Whyte Appointed Senator From Maryland
Baltimore June 9 Governor Warfield appointed William Pinkney Whyte a former governor and U S senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death of United States Senator Gorman Whyte is a noted lawyer and former governor and senator from Maryland
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W. P. Whyte
Maryland
Baltimore
Warfield
William Pinkney Whyte
United States
Gorman
Brigadier General Charles H Alden Dies in Los Angeles
Brigadier General Charles H. Alden U S A retired dies at his Pasadena home aged 70. News from Pasadena California reports his death on June 9. He served in the Army and died at his residence.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Cal
Charles H. Alden
Goremykin Ministry Resigned Report Circulates
St. Petersburg reports say the Goremykin ministry resigned yesterday evening per the Bourse Gazette though no confirmation exists. The rumor circulated as officials and newspapers awaited official word from the government.
Iowa Weather Forecast Quiet Through Sunday
Chicago reports fair conditions for Iowa. Tonight and Sunday will see little temperature change. Sunrise is 4 16 a.m. and sunset 7 25 p.m. Moonrise 10 14 p.m.
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Chicago
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