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Nowbro
Newhro
Nowbre
Merplelde Co
Dept. IA
Detroit
Mich
Governors to Test Acts at National Convention
Tentative plan set to name the convention city as Chicago hosts the National Republican gathering. Delegates and staff prepare the Coliseum with advanced communications, security, and seating arrangements. California and New York delegations arrive and set stances as Taft and Roosevelt camps converge.
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Jay
Lio
Sue
Alexander TH. Revell
Tnosevill Committee
Edwin W. Sima
Chicago Coliseum
Gonox
Tlarry
New
Talianapolis
William F. Stane
Baltimore
Eewin P. Taylor
Traianapolis
Mr. Stoo
Woman's Greatest Trouble Cardyl advertised in Big Sandy
Mrs Lucy Can trell of Big Sandy Tennessee says she suffered weeks of bed rest for years with womanly weaknesses until Cardyl was tried. She reports remarkable relief and calls it the best tonic for women. Cardyl claims to restore strength and aid over a million women in 11 years.
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Big Sandy
Tenn
Lucy Cantrell
Cardus
Cardyl
Cardy
General Campa Arrested in Mexico Conflict
Chihuahua June 15 General Milla Campa a leading officer in the rebel army returned from a harassing expedition around Torreon was placed under arrest together with Col. Toso Alatorra by General Pascual Orozco Loday the arrest is charged.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Milla Campa
Rebar
Torreon
Toso Alatorra
Gaueral Pascual Orozco Loday
Wade Arrives at Baltimore Today
Wade J. Wade of Iowa City arrives in Baltimore as part of the Democratic sub committee on arrangements. The Iowa delegation is instructed for Clark Wilton in the ongoing process. Nearby, Mae and Maude Latchaw hosted a shower for Mira Vera Miller with games, refreshments, and gifts including bread and butter plates.
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Baltimore
Martin J. Wade
Iowa City
Democratic
Tawa
Clark
Wilton
Misses Mae
Maude Latchaw
Mira Vera Miller
Pearle Murer
Wdith Henderson
Nellie Duncan
Jessie Mcl Arthur
Lottie Crouse
Anna Ring
Renbburg
Myra Maurer
Mary Powell
Flaggers Holzhaupr
Vera Miller
Bryan Attacks Lyon In Texas Taft Campaign Row
In Texas a bitter clash erupts over party leadership with Bryan accusing Col. Lyon of political brigandage and steamrolling that disfranchised republican voters. Roosevelt forces claimed control of the state convention while Taft delegates faced hostile scrutiny as tensions rise over past loyalties and endorsements.
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Taft
Texas
Mr. Bryan
Gald
Col. Lyon
Bryan
Col. Lyons
Toxpy
McKinley
Lyon
Roosevelt
Cal
Roxie Made Captain As Burch Is Released
Rube Durch the oldest pitcher in the Central Association is released this morning by Manager Krieg. Roxie Walters is appointed field captain this afternoon and led the team against Hannibal. An ugly wound story ends with a note on Buelsten's Africa Salve for burns and wounds.
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Rube Durch
Central Association
Wis
Krieg
Burch
wWloning
Tistern
Krieg Ba- Heves
Walters
Roxie Walters
Focaleam
Af ‘Rernoon
Hannibal
Farewell Addresses Close Muscatine County Teachers Institute
The Muscatine County Teachers Institute concluded with farewell talks by Superintendent Cronin and Professor George H. Betts of Cornell College. Betts spoke on imagination while Cronin prepared to step down, marking Cronin's final official appearance with the county educational corps as he plans to resign as superintendent.
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Muscaine County
Betts
Hig
Cronin
County Educational Corps
Newark Chosen as 1914 Convention City
Newark New Jersey was chosen as the 1914 convention city by the International Stereotypers and Electrotypers union after a 22 to 14 vote with Indianapolis also in contention. Buffalo was selected for next year per the two year advance rule. A rehab plan for the Chicago union was discussed by W P Keegan Wise Stmner and Elmer Johnson with L Ps Straube.
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San Francisco
Cal
Newark
N. J
International Stereotypers? and
Electrotypers’ Union
Indianapolls
Buffalo
W. P. Keegan
New York
Wise
Charles Stmner
Kansas City
Elmer Johnson
Washington, D.C
L, Ps .Strahe
Glongo
Chicago
Web Press
Straube
San Iancisco Labor Council
Sertons Breakdown and New Life Pile Advert
A brief ad recounts Sertons Breakdown for chronic constipation and promotes Dr King's New Life Pile remedy for headache stomach liver and bowel trouble priced at 25 cents, with Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store listed.
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A. Sertons
Dr. King
Havercamp
Amateur Baseball Schedule From Muscatine Teams
Muscatine amateur clubs announce Sunday games. Pirates clash with Wapella at Wanella. A Muse D faces Lettsville at Lotsa. Mohawks meet Fairport at Fairport. Igers duel West End Indians at Weed Park.
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Muscatine
Team Manisere
Pirates
Wapella
Wanella
A-Muse-D
Lettsville
Lotsa
Mohawks
Fairport
Igers
West End Indians
iWeed Park
Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Honores
Mrs J B Chaplin hosted guests at her Cherry and Fourth street home Friday. Royal Neighbors Sunshine club meets Tuesday afternoon at Woodmenhall with large attendance urged. Sunday school class honored Mrs T W Everhart at 101 West Fifth street Friday evening. About twenty five friends surprised Mrs Sam Gilbert at 408 Park Avenue on her birthday. Mrs Pannie Riemcke of East Sixth street, GA R Colonel Hare Circle member, was named delegate to the Los Angeles national convention. Carrie Howe received a solid gold badge pin and silver teaspoon from Circle officers. Ladies Missionary Society of First Presbyterian met at Mrs R A McIntyre’s at 3rd street Friday afternoon with large attendance and devotions by Mrs E Lilly. Program participants included Mrs Fred Pentser, Mrs Fred Welker, and Mrs M A Hart. Light refreshments followed. next meeting set for September 23 at Mrs Tacon Schomberg’s Malberry avenue.
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Thayer
William B. Austin
Chicago
Hamilton Club
Mora
L. F Gleason
New York
Harman Schuettler
Roosevelt
Felexales
San Francisco
Iwesterners
Gallformia Rehises
Tito
Rolore
California
Francis Porter Collins
Los Angeles
Charles D. Blaney
San Tse
Taft
Brooklyn
National Committee
Washington
Sam Gilbert
Pannie Riemcke
East Sixth Street
Colonel Hare
G A. R
Munsox City
Carrie Howe
Ewing
Ladies' Missionary Society of
Tte
First Presbyterian Church
Wis
R. A. McIntyre
We ‘Third Street
BE. Lilly
Fred Pentser
Fred Welker
M. A. Hart
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Chinaro
Insel
M. E. Ladies Aid Bazar
Hazel Dell
Mis
Swan
Princess
Fisuerymans
Captain King
Allen
General Campa
Wade
F. B. James
Travenport
Fred Gatehaw
Pavanport
Anna Ringeenberg
Hattie Johnston
Elizabeth Holzhauer
Teachers’ Institute
Sophia Miller
Davenport
Chas. Henderson, Jr
Durant
Renn Atwill
Mascatino
Clarence Brown
Elizabeth Cronin
STEAM
Texas Men
Dallas
Texas Commiteeman
Lwe
Tait
Hig Statamenta
Mem Pers
Liat Wa Ane
Judge McDowell
McDawell
Roxie
Buelsten
Presseriplion
Regals
Petersen
Main St
Ballerson Stores
Professor Betts
Carnell
J. B. Chaplin
Cherry and
Fourth Street
Royal Neighbors' Sunshine Club
Woodmenhall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
T. W. 3. Everhart
Riverhart
West Fifth Street
Aver
Aver Co
Faterts
Othe
Dixie
Wittic Hpros
Ayo
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