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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
1
The special New York county grand jury finds no evidence of organized vice but denounces traffic in girls and immoral practices. It condemns moving picture shows as corrupting youth, names 125 massage parlors as disorderly houses, and urges legislation to curb dissolute companions and their environs.
San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua June 28 The great Corn Island along with the Atlantic coast is in government hands except Jhefields. Reports that Acoyapa was captured by the revolutionists and that Estradas men took Port San Ubaldo are untrue. Wealthy Missourian and son injured Womenfolk escape injury Des Moines Ia June 28 E D Golfern and son from Hopkins Ohio were badly hurt in an atomic car crash near Waukee Mrs Woolf a and another woman were with them They were en route to Chicago when a tire burst and the car left the road The two women suffered minor injuries The injured were cared for at a farmhouse Woolfer is a rich banker.
Seattle June 28 Thad deus EB York a man said to be wanted in many cities on forgery charges was arrested here last night. Over the past three years his alleged forgeries are read to have netted him about $1000000.
The Stanhope Mail editor Henry H. Warter and his separated wife shared a reunion after years apart. Their little boy, staying with the mother, fell ill with diphtheria and died. The mother died the same day, overwhelmed by grief. The town mourns the double bereavement.
The Towa Evening Press outlines the tenth tournament to be held July 10 to 1645 with entries being arranged. The notice mentions Cedar Rapids and a draft schedule for the event, detailing preparation steps for participants.
Senator McEnery dies at age 74 after years of poor health. He arrived from Washington yesterday, suffering from indigestion. Gov Sanders expected to succeed him with the legislature in session, as party leaders arrange his election.
The Browne bribery jury remains deadlocked as Judge McSurely orders the jurors to reexamine the question with caution and seek agreement without coercing individual convictions. Rumors grow that a juror’s stubbornness sustains the impasse in this high profile UK court proceeding.
Stocks fell in New York trading, pulling prominent shares such as St Paul, Atchison and Hill, U S Steel, and Amalgamated Copper to year lows. A sharp midmorning rally followed as investors absorbed bear-market pressure, with first half hour dealings exceedingly large. The market closed near the prior night’s levels.
Jefferson City authorities report the Missouri supreme court upheld a bylaw prohibiting railroads from charging more for freight pulled a shorter distance in the same direction. The decision affirms rates on short hauls are regulated to prevent discrimination against longer routes.
Des Moines letter from Col Theodore Roosevelt declines the Des Moines Press Club invitation to dine with editors during his western trip. He accepts Milwaukee’s invitation and would speak to the State Teachers' association if he speaks in Iowa. Roosevelt later tours Sagamore Hill with La Follette and others, discussing politics in a guarded exchange.
Damage to the air craft delays landing as the Deutschland ascends again with passengers and crew aboard. In Dusseldorf wind slows progress. the craft lands near Thurg with both motors failing and only partial control. No injuries reported. Kattenvenne reports the ship hovering unable to head to land due to strong winds and one motor operative.
Washington D C June 28 Taft's last day in the capital was busy with calls and cabinet meetings before Beverly. Officials moved to finalize matters as Charlton's case hinges on exchanges between Washington and Italy. A July 8 arraignment delay was requested and extradition questions await international decisions. Beverly Mass June 26 Michael Thistwaila, hurt in a crash, remains in a dangerous condition after a night of cautious recovery.
In Winbladon England on June 28 A P Wilding of New Zealand defeated Beals Wright of Boston in the final all comers singles of the Irelandland Canada open tennis championship.
Baltimore June 28 Mrs Sherman wife of Vice President James Sherman is hospitalized at Johns Hopkins since Friday. Officials say she is suffering from a breakdown and the case is not serious, though precise illness details are unavailable. She passed a fairly good night.
Paterson New Jersey early June fire swept a block causing about $500,000 in damage. Several people were injured by falling walls and narrowly escaped harm as buildings collapsed and were torn apart. No further details.
Ibraaim Wardani, an Egyptian student and nationalist, was hanged in Cairo for assassinating Boutrog Pasha Ghali, the premier, on February 20. Wardani claimed the motive was to avenge government acts blamed on Ghali. During Roosevelt’s visit, he denounced the assassination.
Watervalley Mississippi reports the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company found guilty of antitrust violations and fined 175000 dollars. In Kentucky, Glena storms caused heavy damage in the mountains with many houses washed away and reports of several fatalities.
In Jura Iowa a boy named Wil ford Andrews was instantly killed when an engine ran over him near his Van Horn home. His father, struck by a prior assault, was conscious only from injuries. His mother fainted upon hearing of the accident. Physicians report the father in critical condition. The family has suffered multiple tragedies, including a second son dying two years earlier from accidental poisoning.
Harvard Law School graduation address delivered in Cambridge by Attorney General Withershow. He argued the college trained lawyer will solve government economics questions by analyzing concrete cases, and warned that rising industrial power now enables direct control over the public. He urged further Supreme Court interpretation of the Sherman Act to restrain monopolies and price fixing across interstate and foreign commerce.
Beriin June 28 Baron Von ti Garten Waeicher appointed secretary of state of foreign affairs succeeding Wilhelm Edler Vor Schoen, German ambassador to France, who takes the post after Prince Von Radolia retires to private life.
Regular soldier in Troop D of the 5th Cavalry accidentally blew off his head while cleaning a Springfield rifle at Fort Des Moines. He enlisted in Brooklyn, N Y, Sept 3, 1942. Des Moines Des Moines June 28.
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