Automobiles and reform themes dominate Titonka Topic snippet
The item surveys rising living costs, the shift from horses to cars, and promises of a larger Valparaiso while noting civic resistance to radical changes. It also touches on Belva Lockwood’s view on women studying law, London smoke suppression via electricity, and a playful jab at Columbus versus Vespucci. A Donegal jail sale threatens historic Irish prison status, Persia’s constitutional reform, and a brisk auto cross country trip record.
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Belva Lockwood
Iowa News Roundup of Crimes and Accidents
Russell Jenkinson, son of Rockwell's ex mayor, sent to Iowa Industrial School by Judge Smith. Bandits Frank Howard and John Smith arrested after robbing Julius Vogdo of Anamosa aboard a Rock Island freight train. Various shootings, burglaries, and a fatal hunting accident are reported across several Iowa towns. Warden W A Hunter of Anamosa penitentiary dies. legal actions include alienation suit in Marshalltown and Dickinson murder case probes. Grundy county potato bumper harvest looms with market boom and need for labor. two bloodhounds aid a Don Davis theft case.
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Russell Jenkinson
Jenkinson
Rockwell
Iowa
Eldora
Smith
Youel
Vinton
Frank Howard
John Smith
Chicago
Julius Vogdo
Anamosa
Rock Island
Lagorte City
Mount Auburn
W. H. Booth
Mason City
Booth
Melchoir & Schmit
Davenport
Louis
Coffenbach
Florence
Colo
William Canty
Oskaloosa
Susan Maguire
Palo Alto County
Minneapolis &St. Louis
Great Northern Railroad Companies
Tyrone
Burlington
George W. Chaffee
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Sidney
E. O. Ford
Conrad
J. K. “Bowman
Marshalltown
Bowmans
Ford
Ed Mack
Iowa City
Mack
J. W. Arganbright
Hedrick
Waverly
Mlinois
George Kellar
Mr. Kellar
Kellar
Bookmeister
Parkersburg
Des Moines
A.D. Lias
Sheldon
Mr. Lias
Mr. Lian
Henry Ison
Dixon
Scott County
Republian
Saint Luke's
Olso
German American Central Association of
Senate
Waterloo
Tamworth
England
Mr. Sage
Sage
State Board of Control
Newton
Belle Plaine
Jesse A. Mier
Po K
Dickinson
Miller
Polk County Grand Jury
Polk County
Kansas
Missouri
Grundy County
Willay
Grundy
Hardin
J. H. Cremer
Asa Smith
Don Davis
Batavia
Fairfield
Clarence Wells
Herbert Wells
Minneapolia
Minneapoli
Brotherhood
Milwaukee
Columbus, CO
Peterhof Palace
William R. Hearst
Buffalo
Cherryvale
Kan
Edgar
Gov. Deneen
Hanois
Thirteenth
Robert R. Hitt
Leishman
Constantinople
Roosevelt
Morgan Shuster
Philippine Commission
Gen. Wright
Gen
Ide
Postal Administration of
Japan
Navy Department
Sutherland
Dixie
Dominican
Santo Domingo
Co. Arma
John Murphy
Strattsville
Tenn
Ora Wicklin
Mount Carmel
Illinois
National Farmers' Congress
Clinton H. Shultz
American World
John M. Kirkham
Alabama
A. E. Stratton
Montgomery
George J. Schweinfurth
Rockford
American Mining Congress
Denver
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Kansas City
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Henry
Louder
Slager
Flon
New Jersey
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Macon
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Daniel Higgins
St.Paul
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Stillwell
Richmond
Ind
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John Henry’ Douglas
Pasadena
Cal
Kot
Robert P. ‘Thompson
Catling Station
Danville
William Randolph Hearst
New York
William Sulzer
John A. Dix
Gov. Cummins
Nebraska
John M. Gilien
St Paul
Las Salas
Compagnie Marocaine
Tekanas
Secretary of Agriculture
Gelatine Ag
Democrats of
Washington
William J. Bryan
Alex Pengilly
Jefferson Davis
Clinton
James Brown
Rock Falls
Wallula
Wash
Brown
Picone
New Orleans
Frank Picone
Michigan District
J. B. Shipman
Coldwater
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
John J. Hanrahan
Peoria
Frank P. Sargent
J. T. Jansen
Wis
Henry C
Ara Brown
Wanderer
San Francisco
United Kingdom
San Francis
Ravista
Vilayet
Monastir
Courtza
Sioux City
Joseph Crucia
Los Angeles
Cucia
Salt Lake
Charles A. Prouty
Panama
Colon
Manuel
Institute For the Experimental Investigation
Heidelberg
Germany
Czerny
Grand Duke
Grand Duchess of
Baden
California
Madagascar
Fahavolo
Atte
Cuban Revolt Looms As US Military Moves
A week of world news notes American Marines landed in Havana to guard the treasury and Taft poised to declare provisional military governing authority. Rebels reportedly near Havana as mediators and rural guards seek order. Palma resigns, Congress absent, leaving Cuba without a government. Washington arms departments shift toward war footing.
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Havana
Taft
Cuban
Palma
Congress
Army
Navy
Washington
Hurricanes and floods devastate gulf coast regions
A massive gulf hurricane and coastal floods sweep Mobile and Pensacola causing widespread fatalities likely 200 total with $12,000,000 in property losses. Across the country, incidents include a fatal Ypsilanti runaway, bank collapse at Middleport, and various political and violent events.
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Mobile
Pensacola
Lfe
Ypsilanti
Mich
Middleport Bank
Middleport
Cleveland
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Frederick G. Athoff
Denver
St. Louis
Central Traction
Gov. Hoch
Kansas
John O'Neil
Fort Collins
Colo
O'Neil
J. S. Collins
Topeka
John Collins
Bishop Shaffer
Chicago
D. A. Basfield
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Centralia
Ill
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Deerfield River
North Adams
Mass
Castro
Venezuela
Spain
Santomera
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Salisbury
England
Plymouth
London
Board of Trade
Appleton
Wis
Elsie Plants
Irwin W. Church
Carnegie
Lawrence
Smnmilton County Democrats
Thomas Bentham
Ohio
John Meyer
Richard Jr. Clarke
Ala
St. Luke's Hospital
Mitchell
Gen. Koxlov
Peterhof
Gen. Trepoff
United Spanial War Veterans
Washington
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