Roosevelt Gospels Square Deal in Railroads Policy Speech
President Roosevelt spoke in Raleigh North Carolina urging limited government ownership of railroads while backing strong supervision through an administrative body. He criticized mere rhetoric and pressed for swift capable enforcement, books audits by public accountants, and fair treatment for all shippers, with the Interstate Commerce Commission empowered to enforce a real, not sham, square deal.
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Raleigh
North Carolinia
Roosevelt
Republic
Bome
Department of Justice
Law Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Nao
Opeur Das Moines Tribune Offer For Two Papers
Readers in the county may subscribe to the Daily Chicago Tribune and the Opeur Das Moines Republic for 33.50 with the option to start the Tribune now. The two papers together cost 50 cents less than a Tribune alone, for a limited time, excluding the Sunday edition.
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Opeur Das Moines-Republican
Daily
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Chicago
Reynolds Found Guilty of Assault in Mason City Hotel
Walter Reynolds was convicted at Mason City last week of assault upon Harry Norwood with intent to commit great bodily injury. The jury was instructed they could return a verdict of assault and battery if evidence supported it. The offense occurred last winter in a Mason City hotel during an all night drinking spree when Reynolds and others took possession of the hotel and Norwood served as porter.
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Mason City
Walter Reynolds
Harry Norwood
Norwood
Reynolds
Primary Law Advocated in West Bend Journal
Stitz Way’s paper the Wesley News World favors a statewide primary law based on a prior Wesley primary seen as a model. William Paetz of Plum Creek boasts five acres of corn yielding 100 bushels per acre and an overall average of 75 bushels.
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West Bend
Stitz Way
Wesley, News-World
Stitz
Wesley
Wm. Paetz
Plum Creek
Taylor's Nutty Kiss Nutty Confection Debuts
N placing before the public the newest confection Taylor's Nutty Kiss blends three healthful foods Pure Sugar Pure Cream and Ground Walnut Meats after three years of study. Wrapped in wax paper it stays free from dust and germs offering a nutritious invigorating treat. Tell your friends.
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Taylor
Judge Joseph H Call Named For Interstate Commerce Post
West and California attorneys push Judge Joseph H Call of Los Angeles for the vacant Interstate Commerce Commission seat. Roosevelt seeks a Pacific Coast pick with railroad expertise, Call’s record includes U S attorney work, numerous Supreme Court arguments, and fights against railroad subsidies. The western press and legal community voice strong support for his appointment.
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Los Angeles News
Asa
Call
Bar Association
Joseph H. Call
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
California
Franklin K. Lane
Judge Call
Los Angeles
Edwin Meserve
McKeeley
Federal Court
United States
West
Roosevealt
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Great Choate
New York
Supreme Court of
Unite States
Circuit Court
Canada
Mexico
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Railroad Trust
Interstate Commission
Stern
Cost dispute clears in Monahan larceny case
The record shows J A Monahan was jailed three days in a larceny case brought by Joe Peterson. County Attorney Harrington had costs charged to Peterson, the complaining witness, totaling about 14 dollars.
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Monahin
Pala
J. A. Monahan
Joe Peterson
Harrington
Peterson
Monshan
Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal of Lewis Rupist
The Supreme Court Wednesday dismissed the appeal from the district court order approving the final report of W L Joslyn as administrator of the Lund estate. L D Russ, the objecting party and chief creditor, sought to reduce allowances and gain any sums for himself. The dismissal reportedly stems from defeats in the appeal.
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District Court
W.L. Joslyn
C. L. Lund
Supreme Court
L. D. Russ
Way Will Move to Minnesota Rumor Denied by Wesley Leader
A Monday Regency report from Algona claims Stitzel X. Way, Tenth Iowa district committeeman and Iowa political figure, plans to move to Minnesota with his family, forming a Minneapolis headquarters for a new Joan company. Wesley News-World editor S X Way denies any residence change and says the family is currently abroad. The report notes Way’s ongoing business and distant ties to Wesley and Mason City. Jane Bolster, 82, died at Bancroft. her funeral was held at Wesley M E Church.
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Algona
Register & Leader
Stitzel X. Way
Iowa
Minnesota
Wesley
Mr. Way
Minneapolis
Commutteman Way
Joan
Way
Sherman
Wesley News-World
S. X. Way
Mason City
Death notice and funeral for Alfred Presnell in Wesley
Three are now living. She was converted early in childhood and joined M and church after his death. Alfred H. Presnell, a well known citizen, died at his Wesley home last Friday October 20. Funeral was from the M E church Monday forenoon. He was 38 years old, born July 9, 1867 in Findlay Ohio. He moved to Wesley with parents January 2, 1878 and lived there until death. He leaves a wife and one child, father Thomas Presnell, brother W T Presnell, and three sisters Mesdames Pred Anderson W A Gillispie and Barney Caster. Funeral service by Rev A Harwood and Odd Fellows lodge. Large attendance. Community mourns with widow and father.
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Alfred H. Presanell
Weasley
M. I
Mr. Presnell
Findlay
Hancock County
Ohio
M. E. Church
County Notes on Local Life and Biz
Josh Blossom ran the St Benedict bank last week while Wesley reports high school enrollment at 42 this year. Fenton hosts a new tiag near its school house. John Molinder of Swea City shot a hawk with a 52 inch wingspan. Mrs Russel Cooke of Rocky Ford Colorado visits Lone Rock and Burt. A N Householder west of Burt sells stock tomorrow the 26th. Lone Rock telephone system uses 123 phones and grows daily. Julius Jegson moved from Seneps to Odin and bought a Ringsted furniture and jewelry business. Kossuth jurors in Fort Dodge federal court include L R Smith and O D Smith of Burt.
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Josh Blossom
St. Benedict Bank
Wesley
Fenton
John Molinder
Swea City
Russel Cooke
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Lone Rock
Burt
A. N. Householder
Julius M. Jegson
Seneps
Odin
Minnesota
Ringsted
Kossuth County
Fort Dodge
L.R. Smith
0. D. Smith
Local arrivals and business moves in Bancroft area news
Ayers Robertson and wife and daughter Georgia visited Mrs Robertson’s parents Mr and Mrs Geo W Banna in Luerne after arriving from Mont erey Mexico. Carl Isaacson near 4 miles west threshed 106 bushels of spring wheat from three acres seeded. Wallace Packard becomes manager of Laird Norton lumber yard at Clement, Minn after six years with Northern Lumber at Swea City. Albert Staehle of Burt mourns death of his father Geo Staehle at Marsville by apoplexy on the 12th. Staehle previously county supervisor and lumber man.
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Ayers Robertson
Georgia
Monterey
Mexico
The
Snea Chy Herald
Carl Isaacson
Wallace Packard
Swea City
Laird-Norton
Clements
Minn
Rosenberg
Northern Lumber Co
Albert Staehle
Burt
Delaware County
Geo. Staehle
Marsville
France
Manchester
How Does Your Cream Test Bring Your Can to EH B Higley Co
Advertises cream testing by Higley Co with on the spot cash. Claims new testing apparatus and policy of fair price and honest test. Encourages customers to bring their can for accurate testing and immediate payment.
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EH. B
Higley Co
I. B, Higley & Co
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Jane Bolster
Bancroft
Bolster
Crawford County
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Jane W. Smo¢k
Daniel Bolster
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