Death near wheat farm spurs missing- person inquiry
Neighborhood in Mem phis area recalls a shooting last August at a wheat farm where Rébeson was killed. His wife sick in Memphis, two daughters aged 7 and 11 say letters found on the victim describe him as a brother and farm worker. Authorities still seek details while others recall no recent shooting in the vicinity. In another matter, August Subl was deemed mentally unbalanced and committed to Mt Pleasant hospital after a hearing. A docket shows the sponge case retry scheduled for May 15. Obituaries note Mrs Maria Kindt 73, and young Harry W Lamp 1 year 6 months, plus other local deaths and civic notices.
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Avenue
Mem
Tenn
Rébeson
Erma
John Ehlert
Lincoln
Robe- Hancock
St. Robert's Hospital
Memphis
Subl
Board of Insanity Commissioners
Mt. Pleasant
Hanley
Civic Federation
Suhi
Blancke
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Maria Kindt
West Seventh Street
Kindt
Germany
William Bachus
Herman Lamp
Dayie Street
Harry W. Lamp
Little Clarence Simmons
Simmons
Fourth Street
Mercy Hospital
Eastern Iowa Visit Reflected In Local Notices
T G Parker and George Whan were business visitors in eastern Iowa last week. Miss Mae Nelson returned Thursday from Cambridge where she had been employed. George Lawson visited Aledo on Wednesday. A republican village caucus met at the town hall Monday evening naming trustees Richard Haddick and Andrew Rosander.
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T. G. Parker
George Whan
Iowa
Mae Nelson
Cambridge
George Lawson
Town Hall
Richard Haddick
Andrew Rosander
Hazel Dell entertains with school program and box social
The French school hosted an entertainment and box sociable last Friday evening. Pupils performed for about an hour, aided by Hazel Dell Young Ladies' quartet. Thirty seven boxes were sold for 53.50 dollars with the top price reaching six dollars.
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I Gsven
Hazel Dell
Clyde Hessman
Lewis Hessman
Max
Muscatine
Mr. Richardson
Woods
Riggsy
Reynolds
Buffalo Prairie
William Krueger
Social notes from Taylor Ridge and nearby towns
Mrs G Heintermeister was called to Silvis to see her ill daughter Mrs John Loewe. Robert Cain and wife of Milan visited Ellis Rouse Thursday. Mrs Ben Redicker visited Rock Island Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Cook were Rock Island callers Friday. Mrs Herman Hofer and her mother Mrs William Baker went to Rock Island and Davenport. Continued on Page Seven.
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G. Heintermeister
Silvis
John Loewe
Robert Cain
Milan
Ellis Rouse
Ben Redicker
Rock Island
James Cook
Herman Hofer
William Baker
Davenport
Tariff Commission a Benefit to Republicans
Washington correspondence notes states that have instructed for Bryan except Rhode Island and lists upcoming Democratic state convention dates through June. It questions Governor Johnson's presidential prospects, discusses historical party financing and the push for a tariff commission and publicity bill to expose campaign funding.
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Wisconsin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Iowa
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
New Jersey
Ilinois
Ohio
Minnesota
Virginia
Washington
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Texas
Oregon
Tennessee
White House Gossip and Republican Election Tactics
A western Republican senator reports the president insists on not seeking the nomination this year and would back Taft otherwise. Observers fear devious fundraising before the election and question the party's good faith amid calls for a tariff commission and a publicity bill. The White House stance contrasts with expectations of Taft's political prospects.
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House
Senate
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Perry Belmont
Congress
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Steel Trust
Oil Trust
Roosev
E. B. Burriman
New York
White House
Middle West
Taft
Roosevelt and the 1920 nomination clash foreseen
The piece argues Roosevelt would seek credit for nominating a successor if Republicans fare poorly, detailing his self serving tactics and the party’s weak standing amid a business downturn. It links Taft’s fate to Roosevelt and critiques labor strikes amid anti trust laws and blacklists. It notes unions plan legal action against corporate blacklists while employers fear court rulings.
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Roosevelt
Europe
United States
New York
Taft
House
Senate
Congress
Danbury Hatters
Mable
House Debates Labor Legislation and Blacklist Protections
Democratic members of the house have been warned that the bill aims to reach broad concessions while preserving the right to maintain a black list. The leverage hinges on labor reforms, with party leaders signaling guarded protections for the blacklist amid ongoing negotiations.
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Barker
Annie Arp
A. L. Hageboeck
George Thotis
Chris Baronis
Thotis
M. Harbeck
West Second Street
Rose Lane
Moore
Richard Haywood
William Tomlinson
James Wied
R. W.clark
W. J.graham
M. G. Reynolds
Aledo
Congregational Church
A. ‘Jt Kelly
Sherrard
East Moline
Mississippi
H. C. Dowhing
Luther League
Moline Harbor
W. W
Tri-city
Thentertainment Committee
League
Moline Levee
Andrew Fjellander
Pierre "S. D
Moline
Mr. Fjellander
Sweden
Fifth Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Pierre
A. H. Goar
Eleventh Avenue
Ida E. Myers
Tiffin
Goar
Frank Zerbe
Kate Constino
Elsie
Peterson
Claus Peterson
Walker Station
Venla Johnson
St. Anthony's Hospital
Smoland
Edward Engstrom
August Johnson
CABLE
Taylor Ridge
Tariff Commission
Washington Correspondence
the Argus
Johnson
Grover Cleveland
United New York
Cleveland
Wall Street
Democratic
Judge Parker
Good Old Mother Nature
Arioss
Stiit
Arbuckle Bros
Old Coffee House
D._E. SCHOLL
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Washington, D. C
Willis J. Abbott
The
Argus
S.S.S
S.S. S
S.S
Nature
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Arizona
Independence Gold & Copper Mining Company
Treasury
Edward Jens
W. ‘D. Matthews
la Salle Street
Chicago
Aloes
Rock Island, Ill
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