Congress Acts on War Time Appropriations and Social Measures
The House approves a conference report on the appropriations bill sending funds to the president. Enlisted pay rises benefit about 37 million dollars with roughly 5 million directed to pay recipients. Five Republicans named to craft a financial bill recognizing commercial paper via clearinghouse associations. The House opposes reestablishment of canteens in national soldiers homes. The Senate passes Gallinger Hil to regulate child labor in DC. House committees tabled the Veeland financial bill. The House adds 250 thousand to the evil appropriation bill. The Senate approves 260 thousand to aid cyclone victims in Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana.
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House
Howse
Senate
Gallinger
District of Columbia
Vreeland Financial
Alabama
Georgia
Muldoon named Rockford bishop amid church shakeup
P. J. Muldoon auxiliary bishop of Chicago was appointed bishop of the new Rockford diocese. Other items note Prince Philip Zu Buylehburs arrest, Otto W. Paulson plea, Williaca Montgomery embezzlement charge, Edward B. Brennan extortion arrest, and other legal and church appointments.
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P. J. Muldoon
Chicago
Rockford
Prince Philip Zu Buylehburs
Germany
Maxiwilien Harden
Otto W. Paulson
Aldermaan
Williaca Montgomery
Allegheny
Edward B. Brennan
Butte
Mont
T. Augustus Kigluse
New York
Heinze
Mariel
Portugal
Taft
Ulut
Robley D. Bvgna
Santa Cruz
Ben Francisco
Calvin Demarist
Revolla
William T. Manning
St. Agee Chapel
Trinity Parted
New
Wars, fires, floods and political strife across multiple states
Secretary Metcalf reviews Atlantic Pacific combined fleet in San Francisco harbor as Evans relinquishes command. Fires in Atlanta and New Orleans cause heavy losses. Wabash River flood threat near Vincennes. Riots, strikes, and legal cases unfold in Philadelphia Chicago and elsewhere. International tensions rise with Russia and Afghanistan conflicts amid political shifts in Ohio and Minnesota.
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Metcalf
San Francisco
Evans
Thomas
Washington
J. Sanderson Christisop
Chicago
Duma
Fira
Atlanta
Vincennes
Ind
Sehool
Chester
Gay. Gooding
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Jely
Taft
Colon
New Orleans
R. Hansell & Bros
Blevens & Co
Bert Devaney
Washington Court House
Miling
Ness
Rutika
Guinness
Laporte
B. Budaberg
Iola
Wis
Ray Lamphere
Pacific
Regular Army
National Guard
Glvia
Peter Rickmers
Long Island
Denver & Rio Grande
Castle Rock
Col
Charles H. Wright
W. E. Loueke
Reedley
Cal
Utah
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Kentucky
Muasachusetts Democrats
Catlarga
Bryan
Irene Dolph
Clinton
Kling
Carry
Reynolds
Rockford
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
William J. Bryan
Ping Knot
New York
New London
Con
Connecticut
Golden Gate
San Frantis¢a
Democrate
Judson Kurmian
Gilbert M
Genol
Orane
Alexandrovsk
Russia
Domingo Vasquez
Honduras
Fragmented Iowa news items on court cases and local events
The report compiles varied notices of crime verdicts and trials, theater and road work, smallpox cases, a missing murder suspect, a bank of local developments, and a honeymoon arrest tale. Names include Leroy Edwards and Mrs Clara Erwin, plus rail and library projects at Spirit Lake and Cheriton. Families face tragedy and officials push license enforcement.
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George Fate
Grant Fate
Spencer
Ryley
Ottumwa
Leroy Edwards
Clara Erwin
Perry
Dallas County
Des Moines
Boone
Fort Dodge
Boulaly Hawkins
Ind
Angeles
Physiciana
Ae. Hawking
Carnegie Library
Cheriton
Teas Bros
Charlton
Walte
Coalyilie
Fort Dodgy
Spaiphowur
BensAdonal
Nesses
Détaliipg
Magers
A . Corneille Jennings
Osvlan
Port ‘Madison
Shepard
Owen
Waterlgo
Boston
Kenoaid
Wis
Newton
George W. Tayle
Wstedaes
Rock Island Road
Americana
Emerson
A. P. Manchett
Council
Lancaster
Collis
Milwaukee
Farson
Town State College
Jost
America
Thos. W. Lawson
Madison Squire Garden
McCord
Omaha
Neb
A. M. Urewer
Payette
Main Strad
H Criead
Tle
Hig Browntias
Brewer
Spirit Lake
Sioux City
Jeus
J. DB
Commacig i
Browning
Fegate Lily Company
Primary Ballot Rules Prompt Debate On Write In Options
Attorney General interprets primary law to allow write ins for delegates to county conventions and precinct committeemen. He notes ballots must be blank for unfiled offices and voters may mark any candidate in the proper space, while affidavits are required only for certain offices. The ruling addresses printing ballots with blank lines and the use of write ins.
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Gerhardt Dyara Hind
Shigoie
Gensal Byers
Tasn Opinton
Tayward
Suguirles
Frank Seedhant
Ciiaton County
Ashere
Tha
Ulelr
Secliag
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General News
Gov. Harris
Ohio
Adj
Critchfeld
Aberdeen
Higginsport
Burley Tobacco District
Draper Caliary
Pottsville
Andrew Cavalige
Illiois
Missouri
Arkansas
Missisappi
Ball
Walkerton
Coglton
Posgesaion
Cuzco
Monterey
Odile
Bix Destroyera
Kom Bae Pod
Orteatis
Burmeister
Frank ‘Hojleran
fAttarney
Kelle ‘Dolph
Willtar Miller
Mauler
Dolph
Misters
Uttin
Chivago & Northwestern Railway
Clinton Ong Chisago
Doone
I Owa
Alauc
Epworth
Fred Ruseell
Calhouncouty
Halvimmu Nt Te Stata Board of Plarmacy
Charles J. Phiips
Lone City
Klay
Gal
Imea
Atia City
Atia City, ‘Eagle, Polat, Dubuque
Maiketa
Viola
G. W.bissell
Att State College
Ate Plante
John Cownle
Isis
Inwa
Hell
Dee Mosnessu Selene
Bouln
Nebraska
Kansas
Oxlatorne
Sea Sata
Towd
Missour Wiseman & Athiale
Molnea Gad
Cosson
Aselstayt
Jossoon
Ila P
Byers
I House
Dobiican
Audubop
Dalles-Guthelriel
Hopkins
Guthrie County
Hotchills
Dallas
Harry Gaierou
Gus Toutens
Anert
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