IOWA PRISON PROBE GOV CARROLL SAYS NOTHING NEW
Gov Carroll debunks new revelations from the prison commission report and plans to visit several states to study methods for the penal system. He endorses some contract system ideas, backs jail abolition, and aims to add his own reforms to a forthcoming general assembly program.
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Carroll
Commission
B. PF. Carroll
George Coson
Parley Sheldon
Ames
M. A. Roberts
Oklnania
State Board of Control
General Assembly
Colorado
Cosson
Carrol
Uprising in Cuba Spurs US Arms to Gomez
United States to ship 5,000 high powered rifles and 4,000,000 rounds to President Gomez as Cuban tensions rise. Dispatches from Havana report rising negro resistance and possible US intervention. A band of rebels under General Estenos attacked La May, burning the 4,000 inhabitant town near Santiago.
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Washington
State Department
Arthur Beau Pre
United States
Havana
Cuba
Stimson
Gomez
Spain
Gals
War
Navy
Key Fest
Guantanamo
Massey F. Gates
Quba
Cienfuegos
Max J. Backr
Doyle Gets Rose's Place In Indiana State Office
Doyle Cornelius J. of Green Geld was unanimously chosen by the Republican state central committee to be secretary of state to fill the vacancy caused by James A. Rose's death. He was appointed by Governor Depew to serve the unexpired term and took office on Monday. In Washington Senator Joy Sharp Williams argued to remove the Senate office building baths, noting a six dollar per bath cost for each senator.
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Boringfield
Cornelius J. Doyle
Green Geld
Republican State Central Committee
James A. Rose
Depeen
Gost
Washington
Senate
Joy" Sharp Williams
Two Lives Lost in Grash Railroad Collision
Two persons were killed and more than 25 passengers injured in a Susquehanna railroad crash near Paterson New Jersey on Tuesday. A passenger train collided with a freight train causing serious injuries. Local authorities investigated the cause as rescue efforts continued at the scene.
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Paterson
N. J
Susquehanna
Seattle Judge Faces Impeachment Action by Berger
Washington June 5. Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin Socialist has moved to impeach Judge Baatard of Seattle citing personal and judicial unfitness to hold federal office. Berlin Stuttgart report notes the German crown prince plans a new book attracting wide interest. The crown princess is said to be following in her husband’s footsteps.
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Seattle
Washington
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Baatard
Berlin
Stuttgart
Germany
Wright Pupil Parmelee Killed In Biplane Crash
A Wright brothers team pilot, Parmalee, 24, was killed when a gust toppled his biplane after three minutes aloft near North Fakima on a first flight. He had flown about two miles before the accident, with Parma Lee born in St Johns Michigan. Earlier reports note German aviator Buchstaet ter and Lieutenant Stille perished in a 200 foot fall before a crowd.
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Fakima
Wash
Jude
Gorus
Philip O. Parmalee
Fama
Wright Brothers
Parmelee
Jane
Marchine
Parmalee
St. Johns
Mich
Pike's Peak
Bremen
Albert Buchetaetter
Stille
Emmy
Buchstaettar
Ohio's six votes to Taft or Roosevelt debated
Ohio delegates at large to the Republican national convention were chosen by a narrow 2 vote margin with Taft favored by 380 and Roosevelt by 62 as the state convention selected ten delegates including Burton Daugherty Harding Taft Vorys Cebie Anderson Laylin Granger Woots Whiting.
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Columbus
Mr. Tatt
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Theodore E. Burton
Gleveland
Harry M. Daugherty
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Charles P. Taft
Cincinneti
Arthur D Vorys
J. Cebie
Lima
Walaa L. Anderson
Bamilton
E. CO
Laylin
Columnus
Sherman
Bdlba
Champaign
Sherman Granger
Muskingait
Wiliam W. Woots
Miami
Julius Whiting
Stark
Daniel Burnham Dies in Heidelberg
Berlin reports the death of Daniel H. Burnham the famed architect while abroad in Heidelberg. He arrived with his wife and son in law to seek care but succumbed to Bright's disease and erteriz sclerosis after being hospitalized. Cremation completed and ashes to be sent to America next week.
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Berlin
Heidelberg
Daniel Huison Burnham
Burnham
Akademisches Hospital
Bright
Gompers Denies Money Linked to Darrow Trial
The prosecution contends Samuel Gompers funded money traced to Clarence Darrow in the McNamara case, with Bert Franklin testifying about transfers and Darrow’s knowledge. Gompers publicly denied sending funds, calling Franklin’s statements false and insisting he has documentary proof to refute the claims.
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Cel
McNamara
American Federation of Laver
Samuel Gompers
Clarence Darrow
Bert H. Franklin
Chicago
George N. Lockwood
Franklin
Darrow
Samuel Gomp- Franklin
San Quentin
Folsom
Washington
Ber Franklin
Rep Hubbard Dies Suddenly in Sioux City
Rep. E. H. Hubbard of Iowa’s 11th district died Tuesday in Sioux City after a sudden illness of acute indigestion. He had just been renominated at Monday’s primaries over George C. Schmidt and was a guest at the home of John Helly, editor of the Tribune.
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Sioux City
Dlpert H. Hubbard
Iowa
Mondey
George C. Scnit
John ©. Helly
the Tribune
Allen Stilleaining in tight race for secretary of state
Read across eighty four counties shows Senator Allen trailing Chassell by about sixty two votes in the secretary of state nomination. Ed Van Duyn remains in the race as third candidate. Bleakly leads in early auditor tallies but White later overtakes. Kenyon and Holden lead in governor race while Clarke and Proutfoot but with large remaining counties. Overall Republican total near two hundred thousand. other state races indicate close margins in multiple counties.
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W. S. Allen
Bo Chassell
Chassell
Allen
Ed van Duyn
Hig
W. S. Kenyon
Geo. W. Clarke
PB. G. Holden
Clarke
Halden
4. V. Proutfoot
G. Dunn
Mason City
John T. Hartiltan
Cadar Rapids
Dunn
Hamilton
W. L Sarnlng
J. H. Ven Law
Marshalltown
N.S. Ketchum
Chris Ottosen
Harding
van Law
Dunn Leads Hamilton in Democratic Gubernatorial Race
The Democratic gubernatorial contest shows Dunn and Hamilton near even approval with Dunn asserting nomination prospects while Hamilton gains momentum after early morning precincts boosted his tally within a speculative margin of about four thousand votes.
Elks Gather at Davenport for State Reunion
About 100 Elks from Deg Moines Hils Jett Tor Davenport join for the seventh annual state association reunion opening in Davenport for a three day session. Many lodge members traveled the river road with Ellis Ames Boone and Grinnell joining en route. The Davenport gathering is expected to be among the finest in state association history with thousands of delegates and visitors anticipated. A grand charade is listed as a feature. Luther League Meets in Sioux City and Fort Dodge districts with around one hundred delegates attending a joint convention here. The event was deemed a success. Correctionville farm employee Ed Wright lost part of his left arm after catching it in a corn shelter machinery. Father Convery, long in charge of Catholic parishes here and at Eldora, to assume pastorate at Charles City. L. B. Millar, awaiting trial for highway robbery, reportedly forced a brick wall in the county jailer’s cell with a saugeeetad.
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Hils
Jett Tor
Davenport
State Association
rilver-to-River
Ellis
Ames, Boone and Grinnell
Luther League
Cowrie
Swedish Lutheran Church
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Correctionville
Ed Wright
Tom Anderson
Legg
Father Convery
Eldora
Charles City
Complete primary results tighten Democratic ticket races
Early statewide returns show W. S. Kenyon leading for senator and likely nominations for George W. V. Classke as governor, W. L. Herd for lieutenant governor, Edward D. Chassel for secretary of state, Joan L. Bealls for state auditor, N. R. Ketehum for railroad commissioner, with Dunn leading the Democratic slate and majorities surpassing twenty thousand in some races in a close contest against Ottoses.
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W. S. Kenyon
George VW
Democratic Nominees and Iowa election results
Returns from Iowa illustrate Democratic and Populist contest outcomes with George W. Clarke leading the gubernatorial race by about 30,000 votes in 1,816 precincts. Kenyon leads over Lafayette Young for United States senator with a growing majority near 52,000. Clarke is favored for governor. Proudfoot trails. Harding leads in lieutenant governor. Chassell leads secretary of state. Ketchum leads railroad commissioner. Bleakley poised for state auditor. Also reports burglaries at Dubuque and Farley, Glenwood school bid, and a large teacher college class with 182 in tune.
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Animal Health Department
Canada
United States
Washington
Ottawa
George Beischel
Iey
Iowa
John L. Bleakly
Frank S.shew
Toledo
Sancifu
Charles B. White
Des Moines
Bleakly
Shaw
White
Ben Loos
W. 3
Kenyon
Mr. Young
E. G. Dent
Moscow City
J. A. Sinclair
Corydon
Clarke
Holden
Proudfoot
Young
Earfing
Chasse
Town
Yuri
Apfianndsé
Henry
Desa
Wapello
Monona
Adair
Pottawattamie
Monroe
Madison
Benton
George W. Clarke
Prof
P. @. Molden
V. Proudfoot
Indiangla
Secretary ‘of State
KM. W. Chassell
Allen
Chassel
E. W. van Dayn
Chassell
Ketchum
Ottosen
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