Republican Meeting to Select Delegates Cites State Convention Call
The notice invites Republican voters to Des Moines and nearby towns to attend a March 18 meeting to choose district and state convention delegates. It details representation basing on county votes and lists eligible counties, officers, and the requirement to publish notices in newspapers. The call emphasizes unity under the party and outlines the procedure for district conventions and their synchronization with the state convention.
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Republican County Convention for Kninet County Delegates
Republican sectors of Kninet County must hold precinct caucuses on Saturday March 7th at the usual voting places to choose eight delegates for the county convention at Estherville Iowa Court House. Representation is one delegate per precinct plus one for each fifteen votes or major fraction for Governor Albert B. Cammins in the November 6 election.
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Lynch Law Record Fifty Six Deaths in 1907
A New Orleans report states fifty six capital lynchings occurred in 1907 under Judge Lynch, with 49 Black men, 4 white men, and 3 Black women among victims. Nightly executions numbered 37, daytime 19, and Sundays claimed 11. Crimes ranged from petty theft to rape and murder, with 17 shot to death and 31 hanged. The tally spans 17 states and one territory, noting dramatic year-to-year increases in several states.
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Pearl in Chicken Neck Stuns Pottsville Fans
In Pottsville Pennsylvania L F P Schablein and friends hopeful of poultry pearls report a chicken neck yielded a pearl. A jeweler offered a large sum for the find. Schablein’s friends insist the pearl formed in the neck, with a grain of sand as nucleus.
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Dance crowd astonished as birds freed at Miss Randolph event
Philadelphia society witnessed a gala ball in honor of Miss Dorothy Randolph. Just before the cotil Jon, hundreds of guarly plumed birds were released, crowning an entertainment that surpassed the earlier butterfly pall affair for Miss Mary Astor Paul.
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Dorothy Randolph
Mary Astor Paul
Chicago girl paints signs in clouds on 100-foot Seattle scaffold
Miss Louisa C. Bell, a 21 year old from Chicago, painted a sign from a suspended platform atop the Burke building over 100 feet high. Onlookers crowded the roof as she completed the task with bold precision and declared she would not give up such work for any Seattle post.
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Louisa C. Bell
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Wind Blows Fortunes for Buffington Truck Farmer
Chicago resident John Kally of Buffington Indiana shifted from truck farming to cement block manufacture. A breeze from the lake carries cement dust to his home, prompting him to build a large shield to protect his garden. He then molds blocks from gravel and cement, selling a road merit. Also notes Rush Wilson West Point graduation February 14 and a Kent County boy rescued after an ice fall.
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