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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1911

Page

3

Washington county plans short course at state fair

The Washington county farmers short course may be held the first week in December if dates can be secured. A countywide meeting at the state fair in Des Moines on August 30 will assign dates and plan courses. A large Washington county delegation will attend to show earnest support and secure favorable dates.

Washington County Des Moines Ames John S. Wilson Farmers’ Institute S. W. Brookhart Commercial Club Tabernacle

Shields Returns to Superior to Reappear Before Lorimer Panel

R. J. Shields, who vanished while sought by the Lorimer investigating committee, has returned to Superior. He reportedly intends to appear before the committee when hearings resume in Chicago this fall.

Superior Wis R. J. Shields Lorimer Chicago

Labor world notes on unions and Liszt organ plan

France warned of labor troubles. Italian immigrants in the United States send 80 million dollars home yearly. Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers set Chicago convention for September 7. Ironmoulders report rising membership and higher sickness costs since 1896. Government to aid Indian farming. Piutespray fund for fruit trees. Musicians oppose Liszt organs in theatres. producers seek 60 percent fewer orchestras. six-person reduced orchestras planned with Liszt organs already in some NY theatres.

Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance Chicago Windy City American Federation of Musicians National Association of Producing Managers Musicians’ Unions

Extra session yields few concrete outcomes and broad shifts

The Sixty second Congress held an Oklahoma style extra session with limited enacted laws such as Canadian reciprocity and campaign finance publicity while failing to pass key tariffs and direct election of senators. Investigations into Lorimer Stephenson and trusts continue, and pending measures include arbitration treaties and statehood changes.

House of Representatives France England Foreign Relations Committee Senate Lorimer Stephenson Wisconsin Steel Trust and Sugar Trust Bureau of Chemistry Agricultural Department Controller Bay Alaska State Department Parcels Post and Post Office Department Clark House Congress Ways Fond Means Committee On the Judiciary Committee On Privileges and Elections Great Britain United States Arizona Underwood William Jennings Bryan Bryan Mer Ways and Means la Follette Cummins Bristow Canada New Mexico

Chicago physician asks court to compel Taft to act on Mexico plan

Dr. James Edward Buckley of Chicago files a mandamus suit in Washington District court seeking to force President Taft to direct Congress on Mexican conditions and to dispatch an army to Mexico. He alleges German and Japanese collaboration and links to Wall Street interests, with prior suits against Secretary Knox dismissed. Buckley cites threats to Americans in Mexico and possible military action via the Gulf and Pacific.

Harvey W. Wiley House Sifsia Phe Heuchais Alaska Controller Bay Taft Wickersham James Edward Buckley Chienzo Philander C. Knox Washington District Supreme Court Mandamus Congress Mexico Republic Gulf Germany Philippines Hawaiian Islands Buckley Knox Texas Diaz Wall Street Henry Taft Tienry Taft

Gold Found in Idaho by Chinese Trader Ab Yen

Ab Yen, a Chinese trader, reports gold deposits in the Blackfoot district northern Idaho about ninety three miles southeast of Spokane. The placer ground lies four miles from a flowing stream and requires water via long flumes to mine. yen recounts a prior murder linked to the discovery by two Chinese prospectors killed by a white man after a rustler learned of the find.

Blackfoot Idaho Spokane Ab Yen United States Customs House Washington-Idaho Yen

Wilson 76 as oldest Taft cabinet member marks birthday

Secretary James Wilson, oldest member of Taft's cabinet, born in Ayrshire Scotland, observed his 76th birthday. He came to the United States at sixteen with his parents, settled in Tama County after Connecticut, farmed and entered politics before joining McKinley’s administration.

Taft James Wilson Wilson Ang Ayrshire Scotland Robert Burns Connecticut Tama County McKintey

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