Era of Change and Controversy Sweep 1910s Headlines
A mash of global notes covers New York City population debates as 187,000 Parsons hold stock in corporations and Turkey’s women gain clubs while Turkish reform looms. Reports address England's Bible demand, Vermont governor races, Big Hats in fashion, and social shifts.
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Iowa and surrounding towns see new buildings and crimes
Across Iowa and nearby areas, plans for a two story school at Gilman and a $40,000 Ekswith house in Marshalton gain attention while a cell of new town halls and a sanitarium steel contract in Nevada illustrate growth. Crime and incidents include robberies in Des Moines, a fatal act in Council Bluffs, and horseplay legalities amid holiday bustle.
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Farmers' Co-Operative Company
Dellvue
Northern Iowa Telephone Company
Cresco
Hayes
Bloomfield
Marshaltons
Te Pottawattomle County Board
Nishnabotna
Gilani
Clinton
Standard Button, Company
Grand Junction
Nevada
Dodd Steel and Iron Works Company
Des Moines
Aaron Clark
Newton
Nebraska
Elks
The
Humane Society
Fred Stephan
Iowa City
Marshalltown Evangelical Association
War Department
Washington
National Guard
Linus Lamb
Montezuma
United States
Bidwell
M'Gregor
Burdette Bailey
Steen Hill
George H. White
Emerson
J. B. Maggin
New York City
Mulot
Dubuque
Dubuqua
Board of Supervisors
Harry McLain
Westey Redhead
Polk County
Gene Lutheran
Jini
Anantis
Eai Mitchellville
Bon
Fairfield
Gas,and Clégtrie Company
Miay
Fta
Lehigh Clay Products
Lehigh’ Ara
Clear, Lake
Will Kelly
Waterlo
Fréd Cordel
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Moines
Sioux City
Sioux, City
Omahe
Council Bluffs
Des Moims
Fort Dodge
Joseph Westendorf
Haverhill
District ‘Court
Iowa ‘Central
Marshalltown
William Garry
Church of Visitation
Mack Olsen
Iowa State Republican League
William H. Taft
League
Ames
Jack the Hugger
Story County
College
Will Johnson
Kiel
Joe Josephs
Union Pacific
Caunell Bluffa
Yarker
District Court
Davenport
Oscar Block
Jens J.hanson
Hanson
Deal
Roosevelt flooded with telegrams on Gompers case verdicts
President Roosevelt received numerous telegrams urging him to prevent the imprisonment of Samuel Gompers, later sentenced to twelve months and other AFL leaders Mitchell and Morrison. Justice Wright handed jail terms for contempt of court, with bail posted pending appeal. Taft planned a Texas visit after inauguration as Panama Canal news circulated. Andrew Carnegie testified before the Ways and Means Committee on steel tariffs.
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Morrison
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All
American Federation of Labor
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Macing
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St. Louis
Taft
Texas
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Panama Canal
California Promotion Committee
Joseph Buckling Bishop
Canal Commission
Andrew Carnegie
House Committee On Ways and Means
Johnson Wins World Heavyweight Title in Sydney
The bout between Jack Johnson and Tommy Burns lasted 14 rounds in Sydney Australia with Johnson winning on points. The match was halted due to pollen. Also reported Castro’s Berlin statement surrendering the Venezuela presidency and multiple high profile resignations and arrests in various U S and international affairs.
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Tommy Burns
Sydney
Australia
Johnson
Cipriano Castro
Berlin
Venezuela
Thomas F. Ryan
H. Barr Eliott
First National Bank
Bulaula
Okla
William H. Newman
New York Central
John T. Adkinson
Galveston Rifles
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Waco
Tex
5. C. Lillis
Lemoore
Cal
William A. Dolph
Neil Dolph
Memphis
Tenn
San Francisco
Mix of crime, politics and sport features in era report
reports of a farmer paying robbers with insurance funds after torture in Ohio generic knife duel fatalities occur in Cleveland and a Paris cafe attack on President Falneves a high school football game ends 13 to 0 in Denver Salvation Army feeds 1.6 million and steel town plans near Lake Superior pardon in Kansas spurs probe into Chicago meat packing and a Chicago Great Western receiver reinstatement.
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Curtice
Julia Pice
Powell Formich
Michael Milanovitch
Cleveland
Formich
Clement Armando Fal- Neves
France
Place de l'Ntelle
Mappia
United States
Longmont
Col
Englewood
Chicago
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Salvation Army
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Lake Superior
Superior
Duluth
Gary
Ind
Hoch
Kansas
John Collins
Lfe
Kansas State Penitentiary
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Colling
Topeka
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Shckney
Chicago Great Western Railway
Uwcl Burt
Fragments of Global News Report Aerial Incidents and Misfortunes
A garbled recap lists robberies and deaths from various places including Eldorado Arkansas Martinez Monrovia Galveston and New York. Notable items mention a $6000 diamond necklace in Boston, a bank robbery in Monrovia and a fatal fall in Hot Springs Arkansas, with other incidents across Canada Mexico and Chile.
North American conservation conference invitations dispatched
Gifford Pinchot, chief forester, chosen to convey invitations to Canada and Mexico for a proposed North American conservation conference. Diaz of Mexico City and Canadian authorities would attend, following prior Washington conferences with governors and territorial representatives.
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Canada
Garry
Diaz
Mexico
Frordéséd
Wasiten
Standard Oil ousted from state sparks first reaction
Alfred Eddy, general western attorney for Standard Oil, denounces ousting as unprecedented and suggests an appeal to the United States Supreme Court on a federal question. The Wall Pierce company had previously ousted Texas after a reorganization. Reading this as a first in global government action against the company.
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Alfred Eddy
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Wall Pierce Company
Siard
Texas
Us Capital
St Supreme Court
United States Supreme
Earthquake Hits Montana Town. Power and Communications Disrupted
A Montana quake near Butte at 4 in the afternoon damaged the power and sight plant 1 mile from the city. Authorities say the lines to the area are out and the extent of damage is unknown as crews assess the scene. Local reports indicate ongoing disturbances and repairs underway after the event.
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Butte
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