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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
1
Experts from Minnesota and Wisconsin to advise on road program while a major battle over education board control looms. Committees in both houses finalize road plan steps and draft a tentative measure for revision. Debate centers on shifting or restricting the state board of education and its powers.
Rockwell farmers resent railroads and elevator firms for not supplying cars to ship corn and grain. They face unsold stock as buyers would pay only ten cents per bushel, with 10 cars and storage lacking. Appeals to the legislature seek penalties to force car provision, as hundreds of farmers sit on corn and barns full of unsold product.
Iowa farmer Guy-Louis Goodman who vanished last summer has been located working with a 4 railroad crew near Cylinder in Palo Alto county. A $1,000 certificate of deposit returned to a Millersburg bank marks the discovery. J. W. Jarnigan will soon move to Des Moines to edit the Iowa Farmer.
Fort Dodge Telephone company spends 63000 dollars to rehabilitate service and 12000 dollars for a fireproof building and a new switchboard with capacity over 8000 telephones. The project enhances network reliability and capacity in Fort Dodge.
In Mason City Ralph Longbrough shot Thomas Mike after two robbers attempted to rob him. Mike reports two bullets passed through after Longbrough resisted and others tried to hold him up.
Constantinople dispatch says the Tuzidah cabinet orders the recall of Ottoman peace delegates from London. Nazim Pasha’s killing heightens unrest as Enver Bey advances as a key military leader and Said Halim ascends in the revolutionary reshuffle.
In New York on a quiet January morning Miss Helen Miller Gould married Maroy J. Bhopard at her country home near Tstrytown. A small gathering of relatives and close friends attended including the bride’s brother in law and sister the Duke and Duchess of Talyrand of Paris and their son the Prince de Sagan. A large orchestra played and a breakfast followed the ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Russell of Irvington. The bride’s attendants were her nieces Helen and Dorothy.
Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady retires as rector of St George's Episcopal Church Kansas City to accept a call at the Church of the Ascension Mount Vernon Prince of Wales scores lone goal in Oxford match between Magdalen and Keble colleges Captonley competition ends in a 1 0 result with reaction from Bridghers and observers
Theodore Roosevelt testifies in the government suit to dissolve United States Steel's trust that the firm has long controlled steel prices and maintained a vast pool in the U S and Europe The former president says he would have supported the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption and denies being deceived by Frick Gary or others.
Mount Colina in Jalisco Mexico erupts Tuesday causing heavy death toll and cattle losses as dust reaches Guadalajara. A fire wipes out Swainges section Port Saakatche Alberta. Amii Dodd dies at 90 in Bloomfield New York. Lt Otto Schlegel killed in Burk maneuvers Berlin. Col Harland Davidson dies Avon Park Florida. Prof W Webb elected U S senator from Tennessee.
High Bridge New Jersey January 25 The High Bridge National Bank closed after cashier Abram L Beavers confessed to stealing 100000 from the bank in a Thursday incident.
Alfanco marks birthday in Madrid as he signs a general amnesty order granting freedom to political prisoners held for grave offenses. The move, announced Thursday, broadens clemency amid ongoing tensions.
John D. Rockefeller Jr outlines the origins and plans of the Bureau of Social Hygiene. He describes creating a permanent private commission to study vice conditions, establish a Bedford Hills laboratory for social hygiene, and survey New York and Europe to develop humane, scientific reform.
High Bridge New Jersey January 24 The High Bridge National Bank is temporarily closed after cashier Abram J Beaver admits taking about 240000 of the bank funds He has turned over property valued at 26000 to J Henry Rose vice president of the bank
Nashville January 25. The Tennessee Legislature on Thursday named Chief Justice John K Shields of the state supreme court as United States Senator for the term beginning March 4. The vote marks an abrupt shift in the state’s federal representation.
Morgan and Aldrich arrive in Naples on January 6 en route to Egypt. Accompanied by former Senator Alartoh of Rhode Island, they drive to Pompeii to survey the ruins before continuing their journey.
McKinney Texas eight dead fifteen injured after Mig stealopi Dry Goods Co building collapses. Dallas undertakers and physicians assist as survivors are moved to Dallas hospitals. Mrs Kistler and daughter narrowly escape. News reflects citywide mourning and closure of public schools.
James J. Hu testifies before the money trust committee detailing his receipt of 47 000 Great Northern and 62 000 Northern Pacific shares after Northern Securities dissolution. He notes current holdings and discusses directors roles at banks and railroads. He opposes cumulative voting for minority stockholders citing potential board capture by rivals.
A Daylight Limited crash near Melvin Illinois injured fifteen as the entire train left the track on Friday afternoon. No fatalities reported. Speaker Shurtleff and Representative Ryan of the thirtieth district were aboard.
A dubious patent remedy advertises a compound claimed to cure rheumatism and back ache. It touts quick results after the first dose and urges avoiding patent medicines, offering to source the Revulne Torte compound from a wholesale house if not in stock. Published by Global Phariageoution Laboratories of Chicago.
A fragment from the London Opinion quotes a remark about a fish delivered yesterday being unfit for a cab and assigned to the speaker's servants, reflecting old city chatter and social tone.
Miss Evelyn Avada Stewart of Euphemia Ohio describes months of pain and illness from age 16, relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and years of good health since the Change of Life. She notes self support through sewing and nursing and recommends the product to others seeking women’s health relief.
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