Hardware Dealers Convention Opens in Des Moines
Titonka and Tolls 31.9 Wolfe publisher note the hardware dealers convention opening in Des Moines. Thousands of hardware merchants from cities and towns across the state and their families gather for a major statewide meeting at the Savery House. Meredith, president of the Commercial Tub, will address the session as executives outline the schedule for Tuesday afternoon and the hardware exposition.
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Tate Tory
Jamais
Des ‘Moines
Weill
Savery Hoth
Folpeuat Assembly
Iain
Tain
Tan
Mea
Meredith
Commercial
Tub
al’ i Oenine
The
Assoc
Theft and Conspiracy Charges Hit Iron Workers Network
A list of individuals across multiple cities faces federal charges tied to a forged union conspiracy case. Names include J. J. McNamara, Fred Sherman, John Barry, Paul Morgan, Charles Wachmede, W. Bert Brows, and J. Rava Laugh, among others, linked to violent acts and labor rackets. The case references the Armour Swift and Barrington bridge bombing of 1910 and broader union activity in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Philadelphia and Scranton. The report details alleged participation by many local agents and officials across the Iron Workers and Building Trades unions in a nationwide investigation.
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Chicago
Ag Y Arin
United Bia
Federala
Ind
Ivonvey
Agulpa
United ‘Association
el Ers
Mathews
Asda
Kansas
W. Bert Brows
W. J. McCain
McCain
Armour
Swift
Syracuse
E. B. Fpilips
The
Iron Workers
Upton
Carrot
Phillips
Ivéra
Jini New Yorke
Vrank
Bes Sail
Dammnitte
International Association
Dantephy
Lyn
Wais
Philadelphia
Michael Aecy Name
Tom Cleveland
Peter J. Smith
Buainoia
George
Nipper”) Anderson
Springford
J.ra
Davenport
Daniel Buckley
Scranton
M. J. Hannon
Central Labor Union
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles M. Beam
Minneapolis Building Trades Council
Resinol Ointment Claimed to Heal Damaged Leg Quickly
An 1890s reader letter touts Resinol Ointment as curing a seriously injured leg after failed remedies. The note from G. M. Waggoner of Brooklyn claims a single jar outperformed 100 dollars in other treatments and encourages readers to ask their druggist for a sample.
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G. MM. Weegoner
Brooklyn
Reasons Chamical Co
Baltimore
Measure to abolish sixteenth amendment debated in House
The House examined a proposal to abolish the sixteenth amendment despite no recorded roll call. Debates noted a cavalry amendment and a five year enlistment provision. cavalry amendment passed 164 to 142 and the five year term faced voting uncertainty.
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House
Five Chicago murderers executed amid pardons debate
A Chicago execution recount details four men hanged after conviction for murder and a fifth killed in the same era while Governor Deneen faced efforts to commute sentences. Prominent Chicago figures and settlement workers urged clemency for the quartet, but all were executed at dawn while others received life terms.
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Ewald Shiblawakt
Fred W. Guelzow
Thay
Rita
Deneenolf
Slayera
Chicago
Bhamas
Schultze
Frank Shibin
Pinchot Withdraws Backing From La Follette
Washington DC February 1 Olford Pinchot signs a statement made public last night announcing he withdraws support from Senator La Follette and will advocate Theodore Roosevelt. Pinchot says La Follette’s course will not hold progressives or prevent a reactionary nomination. He cannot follow that path. Charles City February 19 Max Klitz of Osage claims largest dove tote in the United States with about 50 000 doves and six pickers for squabs in New York market. He feeds forty bushels of corn daily and maintains a private elevator and ice house.
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Washington, DC
Olford Pinchét
Suriatar
Veledad
Pinchot
Charles City
Max Klitz
Osage
United States
New York
Kate
Lee House
Central Iowa Short Shipment circuit formed for race meets
Boone February 19. An association named the Central Iowa Short Shipment circuit was formed with representatives from Perry Carroll Jefferson Ogden and Boone. They elected officers and devised plans to coordinate race meets at various fairs.
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Boone
Central Iowa
Perry
Carroll
Jefferson
Ogden
Governor Carrd to attend Waterloo armory dedication
Governor Carrd aide Adjutant General Logan will visit Waterloo for the dedication of the new armory of Company C Piltys third regiment Col. H A Allen acting commander. Governor expects to attend with military officials.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Carrd
Grang Larceny Charged in Creston Court
W. W. Larbage of Lorimer has been charged in district court with grand larceny and held to the next term. The charge was brought by OG BS Jeter of Hayer.
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Grang Larceny
Creston
W. W. Larbage
Lorimer
BS. Jeter
Hayer
Fairfield Defeats Washington In High School Meet
Fairfield High boys beat Washington 30 to 8 on February 19 in Fairfield. Fairfield girls also defeated Washington 6 to 3.
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Fairfield
Washington
Wairfeld High School
Washington High School
Fairfield High School
Washington High Sehool
Coal Piles Grow as C and N W Storing Coal Yard
Belle Plaine reports the Chicago and Northwestern Railway company storing 53 trainloads of coal in the south yards. The miners contract expires in April.
Farmer Jaco Pischer Obituary Note Sparks Estate Split
Opkplugia reports Jaco Pischer, a prominent southeastern Iowa farmer, hanged himself in a barn loft on his farm. He left a note directing division of his estate among his children. Authorities classify the death as suicide and begin estate dealings.
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Opkplugia
Jaco Pischer
Iowa
Russia's Stand Seen Final in Treaty Talks
Washington notes say negotiations shift to a new treaty replacing the 1832 pact. Russia refuses U S Jewish citizens admission and sticks to four long defended positions. Rugala says Russia will not back away from those core stances despite readiness to discuss commerce only.
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Washingtonian
Russia
Rugala
United States
Kha
Portugal Sends Troops to Timor to Quell Revolt
Lisbon dispatch reports 300 Portuguese troops and a gunboat ordered to Timor in the Malay archipelago to quell a native revolt after the capital was captured and looted.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Timor
Local candidates enter governor race under Democratic banner
In Igeun City G Dunn and Frank OConnor of New Hampton join the field for governor on the Democratic ticket. They announce candidacy amid town politics and party organization.
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Igeun
G. Dunn
This City
Frank O'Connor
New Hampton
Damocratts
The Doctor Habit And How She Overcame It
An item touts Grape Nuts as a health aid ending the doctor habit. A Chicago reader credits steady use for relief from headaches nerves and indigestion, noting improved energy and ability to perform housework and night work.
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Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Crpek
Mich
Road To
Wellville
Reagan
Bold Robbery In New York Stuns Financial District
In New York a bold robbery at the Produce Exchange bank route saw $25 000 in currency stolen from two Ernst River National Bank messengers W F Griffith and Frank Wardell. Three highwaymen escaped in a big black automobile with $15 000 in five dollar bills and $10 000 in tens. Both messengers were badly injured during the attack in the financial district.
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New York
Financial District
Erdd W. F. Siffith
Frank Wardell
Ernst River National Bank
Broadway
Produce Exchange Bank
Trafic
Kaempf Elected Reichstag President In Berlin Assembly
In Berlin the Reichstag elected Johannes Kaempf as president with Heinrich Dove as second deputy president replacing Dr Herman Pasache who resigned. Conservatives and entristas cast blank ballots while the new body remains temporary until permanent officials are chosen after a death. Bitter mood persists toward Britain over the Moroccan incident.
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Berlin
Reichstas
Ite
Johannes Kaempf
Rad
Teak
Genera al Acton
Heinrich Dove
Mbera
Herman Pasache
Ani Entrista
Bankers Paroled From Leavenworth Prison
Ten prisoners were released on parole from the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas. The most prominent among them were Charles B Mulin formerly cashier of a national bank at Pittpurick Pennsylvania and Clarence C Walley formerly connected with a bank at Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Charles B. Mulin
Eaghler
Pitt«pureick
Clarence C. Walley
Fort Smith
Ark
Cudahy Plant Explosion Wrecks New Carlisle Facility
A blast at the Cudahy packing plant in New Carlisle caused significant damage estimated at about $18,000. Emergency crews cordoned the site as investigators assessed the explosion’s cause and scope.
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New Caaile
Postum Company Wins Suit in New York Appeal
The appellate division of the supreme court reversed a $66,000 judgment against Postum Company Limited of Hattie Creek Michigan. The suit concerned advertisements responding to criticism in Collier's Weekly about Postum products and alleged libel.
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Robert J. Collier
New York Supreme Court
New York
The
Supreme Court
Postum Company
Limitted
Hattie Creek
Mich
Pogium Company
Collier
Weelds
Thad Verllemgila Products
Snead Ends Testimony in Boyce Murder Trial
Amarillo millionaire J I Snead concluded six and a half hours of testimony in the Boyce murder case in Fort Worth Texas and will not be recalled. He left the stand confident of acquittal saying his act was to teach Captain Boyce a lesson.
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Ft Worth
Téx
J. I. Snead
Amarilla Barker
A. G. Boyce
Captain Boyce
Mob fatal assault on Black man near Memophia
A mob near Memophia fatally harmed an unidentified Black man accused of confronting an 18 year old white girl. He was dragged to a Wolf River bridge where he was hanged and his body used as a target by the crowd.
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Memophia
Ganeb
Wolf River
Macon Baptist Leader Granted Divorce
Macon based Rev B T Moora a leading Baptist minister, was granted a divorce from his wife amid allegations of improper conduct with several men.
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Geta
Macon
B. T.moora
Eleven men deported under immigration orders in Washington
Washington immigration authorities ordered the deportation of eleven men including plainclothes and laborers from various cities. The group faced exclusion from entry to the United States due to ineligibility for admission.
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Washington
United
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Prowess in Family Medicine Chest
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative and stomach tonic. It claims quick relief, toning of stomach liver and bowels, and offers free sample bottles from Dr W B Caldwell. The text also includes a humorous dialogue about nerves and a daughter's suitor.
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Deuggist
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Lawyer cured of eczema by Cuticura remedies in 1911
A. Go. Brandon, an attorney from Greenville Ohio, describes suffering from a severe facial eczema starting in 1982 and lasting four to five years. He attributes recovery to Cuticura Remedies after trying doctors with no success and notes ongoing faith in the products. A free sample offer for Cuticura Soap and Ointment is included.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Bolls
Whcb
GO. Brandon
Law
Greenville
Cutlouta
Boston
Man and His Happiness in Self-Control Reflections
A quoted excerpt from Self-Control by William George Jordan discusses happiness as harmony with high ideals, distinguishing acquisition from growth. It argues happiness lies in the soul and intangible joy rather than material gain.
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William George Jordan
Cantoria Brand Baby Remedy Ad From Antique Page
Ad copy touts Cantoria as a safe and sure remedy for infants and children. It claims over 80 years of use and features a signature of Cutler. The text appears as a fragment from an old newspaper page.
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Metcher
Cantoria
Fréoca Explores Love and Loneliness in Brooklyn Life
In a Brooklyn scene the character Love surrounds a hopeful, overlooked man with many would be friends. The piece playfully probes desire, social circles, and the ache of being singled out.
Untitled fragment hints at health and wealth topics
Fragmentary text mentions ERs wealth and area of effect ideas with scattered phrases about people and poop. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge from the readable portion.
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