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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1909

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Signal Tax Debate

Senators receive telegrams from business leaders opposing the corporation tax amendment. Root leads the pro amendment, Cummins and Batley head the opposition, La Follette accuses Taft of hindering income tax efforts. Sherman wears blue jeans in the senate. Aldrich presents Taft plan as the senate votes to raise shoe duties from 16 to 20 percent ad valorem.

Senate Root Cummins Batley la Follette Taft Sherman Georgia Aldrich Ad Valorem

Taft Attends Yale Commencement and Alma Mater Festivities

President Taft took part in Yale college commencement and closing exercises at his alma mater. Prince von Buelow of Germany said he would resign after the Reichstag passes the finance reform measure. James Hamilton Lewis of Chicago arrived in New York after a world tour and endorsed a possible American Chinese commercial alliance. Sherburne M. Becker known as the boy mayor of Milwaukee, returned from the canal zone via San Francisco at Taft's invitation. Edith Dodds, daughter of Illinois board of pharmacy secretary, wed in London to Robert L. S. McClure of the McClure publishing family. Maj. Charles J. T. Clarke, Twenty sixth Infantry, dismissed for misconduct in financial affairs.

Taft Yale College Prince von Buelow Germany Reichstag James Hamilton Lewis Chicago New York Lewis Sherburne M. Becker Milwaukee San Francisco Canal Zone Edith Dodds Illinoisa Board of Pharmacy London Robert L. S. McClure 8. S. McClure Charles J. T. Clarke Twenty Sixth Infantry

Wright Circles Fort Myer in New Aeroplane Flight

General News roundup reports Orville Wright succeeding after three tries by rising in a new aeroplane and circling Fort Myer. The list covers a string of varied incidents including acquittal and arrest in Brandenberg case, suffragette riots in London, Honduran lottery headquarters found in Albany Indiana, train robbery suspects tracked to a coal mine, a Chicago divorce, a Michigan Central derailment with no injuries, a double murder near Valley Junction Indiana, a Wilkesbarre trial judge advising a brutal remedy, a secret marriage and voyage to Hong Kong, jewelers swindle, Cincinnati daylight saving ordinance, Taft Diaz summit uncertainty, a coal mine elevator accident with multiple fallers, Italian earthquake disturbances near Messina.

Orville Wright Fort Myer Broughton Brandenburg New York Grover Cleveland St Louis London House of Commons Albany Ind Canadian Pacific Red Gulch Valley Junction Alderman Donahue Wilkesbarre Michael Promick Samuel S. Howland August Belmont Leslie Mosby Wallace San Francisco Hongkong Joseph Satlow Neddler Cincinnati Taft Diaz Mexico Paso Clinton Messina Ricily Sing’ A kWhen

End of Czaky Bryan romance sparks New York suit

Mrs Maud Howard Bryan filed suit in New York to recover 500 sent by Count Czaky. The report links their romance’s end to the legal action. Other brief items note a bell boy in New Orleans bequeathed 4600 by Starr H Nichols, a Barcelona theater bombings, and various accidents and legal actions across the country.

New York Maud Howard Bryan Count Czaky Czaky-Bryan Leon Naiman New Orleans Starr H. Nichols Jad Barcelona Spain Edward Cooley Elizabeth N. J Colville Washington Little Tom Bill Allen Pittsburg Magee Woodill St. Michaels Robert B. Hastman Wright Brothers Sigel Leon Ling J. L. Webster Lincoln Neb A. H. Cook Akron Erie Sterling O. Marie Santon Memphis Tenn William Green White Plains N. Y George R. Huntington Soo Line Edmund Pennington Henry Clifford Conrad Haines Bow Street London J. S. Bache & Co American Library Association Bretton Woods N. H Mary Harriman Brooklyn Red Cross Society Inland Waterways Commission Buffalo Duluth St. Paul Mississippi Ohio Illinois and Wisconsin Retail Coal Dealers’ Association Chicago Vilna Russia Robert Eastman Edith Woodill Justice Dowling New York Supreme Court Howard Gould William Kaye United States Express Company Green Bay Wis Cuthbert Georgia American Institute of Homeopathy Charles F. Hansen Second Presbyterian Church Indianapolis Nin Dustin Farnum Mra Gould Hoke Smith D. G McLendon State Railroad Joppital New Doctors of Bellevue York Bre Puae

Des Moines and Iowa News Highlights Amid Local Events

A busy Des Moines routine episode recalls deaths of Empson Bird and Mrs. Sarah Cartwright, a courthouse claim against Dubuque, and upcoming district convention of Des Moines Knights of Pythias. Camp meetings move from Colfax to Ames and Newton, with Midland Chautauqua attractions and a large lawn fete aiding charity.

Empson Bird Thompson Bird First Presbyterian Church Des Moines Brattleboro N. H Sarah Cartwright Mary Temple Dallas Center Otto M. Geiger Dubuque City Recorder Des Moines Knights of Pythias Iowa Myrtle Capital Hall Salvationists of Colfax Ames Newton Mascot University of Pennsylvania Midland Chautauqua Assembly Des Moines’ Society F. M. Hubbell Grand Avenue Des Moines Club City Federation of Women’s Clubs Boone Story William Scott D. G. Edmundson Loyal Legion F. BE. Lyman BH. J. Bliss Boston Regal Shoe Company Harvard University Greater Clark van Buren County Charles Deemecks Oskaloopa B. Osborn Runfielks D. We Norris, Ay W. FB

Des Moines Moves to Enforce Cigarette Tax Law

In Des Moines officials pledge to enforce the ten year old Iowa cigarette tax law as soon as the attorney general’s opinion is received. Fifteen local dealers will be allowed a grace period to dispose of stocks. fines of 25 to 50 dollars await sales after the deadline. State officials warn tobacco is doomed without compliance.

Des Moines John B. Hammond Trimmer Club Iowa Awrence de Graff Hammond H. W. Byers Miller Ben Ness J. L. Hamery City Department of Public Safety DeGraff George Cosnon Byers United States Supreme Court Moines Tol Growere Iowa Dairy Towa Cultural Elizabeth Baird Iowa Humane Society State Board of Health S.J. Jones Baird Welles

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