Lloyd Elected Democrat Campaign Chair in Congress
James T. Lloyd of Missouri was chosen as chairman of the Democratic congressional campaign committee. President Taft signaled that the tariff bill must meet Republican pledges or face a veto, while Democrats claimed a strategic opening after a 26 to 16 baseball result. Ambassador Takahira likely to be replaced in Washington by K. Uchida from Vienna.
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Washington News
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Dugon
Taft
Congress
House
Aldrich
Payne T
White House
Takahira
Washington
K. Uchida
Vienna
Missing Judge Clarkson and Wheat King Scandal News
Judge Joseph R. Clarkson of Keno sha Wis disappears from Omaha after five months. Wayne M. Belvin a New Yorker caught short in the wheat corner is expelled from James A. Patten Chicago office by the wheat king’s bodyguard. Charles R. Crane of Chicago a top U S manufacturer is named Taft’s minister to China. Dr von Bethmann Hollweg becomes German chancellor succeeding von Buelow. Rev Edward M Dunne becomes Peoria bishop and takes oath to the holy see.
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Joseph R. Clarkson
Kenosha
Wis
Omaha
Wayne M. Belvin
New
Germany
Prince von Buelow
Edward M. Dunne
Chicago
Peoria
Holy See
Washington
Not Guilty in Lace Case and Many Other News Items
Verdict of not guilty in Ella Gingles lace case contrasts with claims against Agnes Barrette. Navy and defense stories include Annapolis court-martial witness delay and a second trial for Patrick Calhoun in bribery. Tariff talks redo corporate tax to 1 percent. Various incidents: railway strikes, aeronauts, Pacific coast accidents, riots, fights, and royal rumors.
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Ella Gingles
Chicago
Agnes Barrette
Robert G. Adams
Lieut
Sutton
Annapolis
Henry A. Buchtel
Colorado
New York
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
Wickershain
Masonic Lodge
Jeffersonville
Ind
J. I. Deshon
Janes A. Holt
National Railway of Mexico
Herbert Latham
English Channel
Coney Island
Roosevelt
Outlook
Paris
de’ Sagan
Anna Gould
Count de Castel
Jane
First Annual City Auditor Hawk Report Des Moines
Des Moines releases show a year ending April 1, 1909 costing $993,875.77 to run city government with a per capita rate near $9.56 for a 100,000 population. City receipts exceeded expenditures by $333,414.48, total holdings at $2,906,427.04, debt about $1,077,180.34. Comparative statements favor Des Moines under the new plan, with lower taxes and stronger finances versus the old aldermanic system.
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Nate Wertman
Greenfield
Iowa Hardware Dealers’ Associaation
Mason City
Clear Lake
Grinnell
Il. R Wright
State Food and Dairy Commission
Tracey
Farmington
T. S. Robinson
Grand
Mabray
Council Bluffs
Oelwein
Hol. McSweeney
William B. McKinley
Des Molines City Railway Company
George Chichis
Chichis
van Duyn
Des Moines
Louise Green
Russell Sage
New York
Dubuque
Park
Audubon School
Aerie No. 77
Order of Eagles
Sioux City
Gowey
Douglas Street
J. H. Henderson
Indianola
Alaska
Seattle
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Towa
Missouri River
Harrison
Monoua
Greater
Iowa
Peoples Savings Bank of
Garrison
Benton County
George D. Eaton
Aftan Public Schools
School For the
Vinton
D. D. Babcock
Rad
Eal
Auialae
Marshalltown
Albert Anderson
William
Mason
Anderson
Winneshiek County
Seerley
Iowa State Normal
Cedar Falls
One Educational Association
Riggs
Walter Weersted
Hazel Davis
Anderson Richey
Colfax
George M. Bechtel & Co
Davenport
Hayward
Lowao
Thirty-third General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Clayton County
Fleniken & Burns
Edgewood
Marengo
Ray Bowman
Newton
Harry Mitchell
Nancy May Faulk
Edward J. Faulk
Council] Bluffs
Northwestern Railroad
Fred Benson
Fort Madison
Carroll
John H. Miller
Farragut
J. M. Emmert
Atlantic
State Board of Health
Max W. Emmert
William Meyers
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Piney Creek
Meyers
Hazel
State Association of Police Chiefs
Washington
W. H. Milligan
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Shepard
Buxton
A. L. Walker
H. K. Hilton
Omaha
Neb
FL Sturgis
W. P. Wade
E. O.keeneman
Didora
Boone
H. E.hughes
Story City
J. W. Hawk
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General News
Sayler
W. R. Miller
Crescent City
Miller
C. Will Chappell
National Casket Company
Canastota
N.Y
Max Dick
Innillord
International Unions
Indianapolis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
N. Byrn
JL. Austin
Monon
Manchester
Pennsylvania
McKees Rocks
Butler
Standard Steel Car Company
Alexander Williams
Glenn Curtiss
Mineola
L. I
Adana
Jikiri
Cincinnati
New Bremen
O. Gay
B. F. Carroll
Augustowo
Lipsk
William Hampton
Ishpeming
Mich
Stearth
Cornwall
Persia
Teheran
W. E. Baker
Nelson Paulson
Royal 1
Count Boni de Castellane
Misa Marjorie Gould
George Gould
Princess de Sagan
London
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
G. A. Neundorf
Clark
LS. D
Attorney General’s Office
Glen Curtiss
Hempstead
Greece
Fred Fricke
Hammond
Hanover
St. Louis
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Photographers’ Association of America
Rochester
N. Y
F. R. Barrows
Boston
Iowa States
Charles Gray
Vancouver
3. C
Hoyd Monument
Siouxity
Pri Roel
Sato
Mutual Society
Grain Dealers’ Mutual Fire Association
J. A. King
Nevada
Lee Lockwood
Auditor of State
T. L. Griffith
Corinthian Baptist Church
Western Negro Baptist Association
B. A. Wilson
Kansas City
G.D. Mason
Alton, Ill
George Mee- Neal
Gapsto
Executive Council
State House
Capitol
Has. Hare
Rello
Osceola
Ralph Sanders
Aaron*Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Union
Thole Board
Cummins
Anna B. Cummins
Carrol
Indiana
State Reformatory
Miss Cummins
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Anamosa
John W. Gray
Ottumwa
John Junken
Clara Rosen
Gray
W. C. Hayward
Des Moines Electric Company
Willam B. McKinley
Champaign
Towa Association
Toledo
Geis Botsford
Commercial Club
Albert B.C Ming
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