Local News Notes From Davenport Excursion Promos
Numerous items add details on Reach and Musser excursions this Friday and the Columbus A Muse U showing tonight. Residents Myra F Zimmermas Mrs G J Bleuner Myra J Jeffries and others depart Davenport for day visits while others advertise flats rent and real estate services.
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Prisay
Columbus
John 4. Robbins
Myra. F. Zimmermas
Walter Strowt
Davenport
G. J. Bleuner
Haat
Ond Street
Davyanport
Mise Ethel Putnam
East ‘Third Street
Reach & Musser
E. J. Jeffries
East Front
Rebekah Lodges Convene in Muscatine District
The thirteenth annual convention of the Rebekah lodges of Louisa and Muscatine counties will bring at least 150 delegates and visitors to the city on Thursday. The arrival of delegations from Weet Liberty Letts Wilton Wapello Columbus Junction Nichols Oakville Cairo is expected, with dinner at United Brethren church and a memorial service in the evening honoring deceased members. Mrs Lens T Ring, state president from Cedar Rapids, will attend, staying at Mrs Laura L Kent’s home.
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Lens T. Ring
Cecar Rapids
Mirelam
P’elnete
Funeral for Comrade Thomas Brook at G A R Hall
Shelby Norman Post schedules funeral services for Comrade Thomas Brook at G A R hall on Second street and Town avenue at 2 99 o clock Thursday afternoon June 24. Pallbearers will meet at the residence. De Molay Commandery No 1K holds Stated meeting tonight. W W H Graft, Recorder, notifies members to attend reception in W R G room Monday evening per W R C president.
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Shelby Norman Post
G. A. RK. Hall
Second Street
Town Avenue
Thomas Brook
Realdenca
Donclava
de Molay
Lportane
G. A. RK
Shelby Norman
Monsiay
Perfection oil stove advertised by Glatstein and Sons
The ad touts Perfection oil cook stoves claiming faster water boiling and quicker cooking than rival stoves. It promotes savings, sanitary use, and open day and night service at Harry Glatstein and Sons, The Big Busy Store, corner Second and Mulberry. Also hawks heavy cowhide goods, trunks, shoes, clothing, and dry goods with low prices and guaranteed savings.
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Harry Glatetein and Sons
Second and Mulberry Avenue
Harry Glatstein
Sonic
Delegates Face Gate Tricks at Coliseum and Gains
The report describes guards being evaded at the Coliseum by attendees with forged or duplicate admission tickets. Doorkeeper John J. Hansen seized several individuals for attempting to pass with counterfeit or invalid badges. Two former aldermen were ejected, and the tickets bore the words Admission Only, matching regular tickets but lacking entrance details. Also noted are attempts by others to misuse tickets and discussions on omens regarding Taft’s nomination. California delegates Florence Porter and Travela Blaney shared their first voting experiences, with Porter voting for McGovern as temporary chairman and Blaney expressing historic pride. Hawaii’s unexpected support for McGovern emerged as a surprise in the temporary chairmanship vote, complicating Taft’s expected gains.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Chiat
John J. Hansen
Is Aiden
Hansen
National Committee
Patrick Sullivan
Wyoming
California
Florence C. Porter
Tsavelta W. Blaney
Mrs. Porter
Joan of Arc
America
Dom
France
Hawath
Hawaii
McGovern
Taft
Has ‘Wallans
Senator Root
Hadley
Texas
Washington
Republican Party
Itaal
Hediey
Balllot
Novell
W. T. Dovell
Dovell
Roosevelt
Deleratay
Henry Allen
Kansas
Allen
Davell
Froosevelt
Colorado
Galezates
Devine
Morris
Thomas H. Devine
Committee On
Nevine
Devinegald
Missouri
Gov
McHturiz
Ormsby McHarg
Whith Devina
Davila
Featherstone
Deline
Final Session of Institute Tonight
Final Institute session of the South District Town Conference of the United Brethren church concludes this evening at Letts Iowa. Dr G A Funkhauser of Bonetrake Seminary Dayton Ohio led talks on Paul the Bible figure with ministers and lay workers in attendance.
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Letts
United Brethren Church
G A. Funkhauser
Bonetrake Seminary
Dayton
Paul
Twarday
Teey
C.J. Stark
A. B
W. R. McGorkle
G. J. Stark
A. J. Neldig
Evemand
Funkhauger
Tra A. Holbrook
Albia
A.J. Nerdly
Muscatine
Mr. McCorkel
Mr.McCorkel
Roosevelt Forces Clash over Delegates at Convention
The meeting featured heated clashes as Hadley urged seating only uncontested delegates, while Dovell and Roosevelt supporters challenged Washington and other delegations. Allen faced taunts as tensions rose, with interruptions from both Roosevelt and Taft sides and remarks on the convention’s proceedings.
Roosevelt Taft clash at convention sparks disorder
Amid loud roars and shouts in Seattle, Allen argues Roosevelt led by fraud and calls for fair credentials as Hemenway, Record, and Root restore order. Delegates accuse party leaders of bias while Pennsylvanians erupt, demanding fair treatment and a credentials review in a raucous convention scene.
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Chaoring
Alen
Newcomb
New York
Taide
Root
Allen
Seattle
Roosevelt
Washington State
Committee On
James A. Hemenway
Inediana
Taft
Hemenway
National Committee
T. c. Dupont
Delaware
The
Powder Trust
National
Hadley
Indiana Outbreak at Roosevelt Taft convention argument erupts
The convention faced a tense flare as Record pressed the issue of state delegation seating and the right of a committee to plan, triggering uproar in Indiana and a clash between Roosevelt and Taft factions. Root warned of disorder as shots of accusations and holdouts continued into a prolonged recess.
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Record
Root
McGovern
Indiana
Andtangpolis
Enelinh
Ériot
Engneh
Howland Dye
Roorevelt
Prane
Bugileh
Dys
Robert E. Morris
Arizona
Taft
Morris
Roosevelt
Defenses and Contests Highlight Taft Roosevelt Fight
Governor Hadley introduces Martin W. Littleton of New York to defend Lyon’s Texas organization as John J. Mackay of Michigan defends regular Michigan delegates. NM. L. Galvin of Kentucky backs central Tell felasatus and says contests are trumped for ulterior purposes. Watson dismisses most contests and urges temper, prompting applause and chants backing Hadley and Sunny Jim.
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Ative Martin W. Littleton
New York
Hadley
Cecl Lyon
Lyon
Texas
John J. Mackay
Taft
Michigan
Roosevelt
Masiey
Republian
Delasates
NM. L. Galvin
Kentucky
Henest
Tell Felasatus
Sunny Jim
Watson
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Call of
Thompson & Thompson
Phono
John Renkes
Johanna Fteesink
Fulton
Lyric
J. S. Bassett
Independence
Sigur
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G. B. Tris
Bloomington
Ethel Billings
East Second Street
Omana, Neb
Misa Martha Tetzler
Fruitland
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Cty
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Oak Street
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Slater
Emermon
Mrs, Gladstone
8&T
Casper
W. 2Nd St
Lena T. Ring OF Cedar Rapms
Attention
Journal
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Relgiva
Sycamore St
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Hemaway
Cecil Lyon
Ceeil Lyon
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Fentenway
Flinn
Ian
Penneylvania
Flint
Senator Root Wis
Weo
Panvose
Fiinn
George L. Record
New Jersey
Aridoda
Cochise
Marisopa
Mr. Record
Whhieton
Castoria
Kati Veli
Sergei
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
Olea
Frank
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