Taft Cabinet Make-Up Favored By Reports
Washington date line reports a rapid Taft cabinet formation with George W. Wick rehall chosen for attorney general. Possible continuance of Secretary Wilson at agriculture. Garfield likely to retire. Ballinger of Seattle pitched for interior. Wright to leave and join diplomacy. an Ohio man eyed for treasury. Nagel or Loeb Jr. could head commerce and labor. Straus and Knight also named. War secretary options include Magoons, with Loeb Jr. or Thompson eyed for navy. Newberry retention considered.
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Washington
George W. Wick
Rehall
New York
Taft
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Garfield
Richard A. Ballinger
Seattle
Wash
Interior
Luke E. Wright
Harvard Football Hero Ver Welbe Praised By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt writes to Harvard fullback Ernest Ver Welbe praising his role in the Yale victory. He credits Ver Welbe with enabling Kennard to score and calls the team’s success a lesson in subordinating individual good to the public good. Roosevelt extends warm wishes to the entire eleven and substitutes.
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Ernest Ver Welbe
Harvard
Yale
Roosevelt
Ver Wiebe
Ver Wetlbe
Kennard
Kenmard
Theodore Roosevelt
P. S
Burr Down
Haughton
Graves
Comrox family trips prompt talk on foreign money
In a Washington Star excerpt Mr. Comrox admits his weakness in valuing foreign currency and notes that his wife and daughters load ahead with purchases. He implies that expenditures are set and paid before he can assess costs. The remarks reflect concern about budgeting while abroad.
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Europe
Elderly Mrs Anderson Injured in Saturday Arm Break
Mrs. J. B. Anderson, age over eighty, four miles southeast of the city, fell Saturday afternoon and broke her arm. She is reported to be getting along nicely this afternoon despite the serious nature of the injury.
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J. B. Anderson
Local notes from Keota and surrounding towns
R H Walker visited Keota today. Fred Taylor from Verdi spent Sunday in Washington. Mrs Schowalter of Wayland is a guest at the Isaac Kleese home this week. 63 41 Fay Bales was in the city Saturday evening en route to Keota. Miss Leta Roberts arrived from Chariton Saturday evening to spend two weeks with her aunt Mrs G W Hobson. Buy Xmas fruit cake at Palace bakery for best quality.
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Fred Taylor
Verdi
Washington
Mrs. Schowalter
Wayland
Isaac Kleese
Palace
Fay Bales
City
Keota
Leta Roberts
Chariton
Will
G. W. Hobson
Palace Bakery
Howard Cunningham
Lake Forest
Ill
the Gray
Lyman Babcock
Robert Lemon
R. A. Riley
California
Los Angeles
Saunders
Palo Alto
T. J. Wolford
Burlington
Kan
Nancy Marsden
West Chester
M. C. Wolford
Decorah
Marsden
Clergy Trip Delays Christmas Services Plans
The Rev. T. B. Stovall left for Fairfield this morning and will return in a few days to conduct Christmas services in the city. Visitors registering at the Rest Room include Lola Mae Harrison Winfield and several Eyestones Culumbers Woods from nearby towns. The South Park church Buffalo requests leniency for Rev John Ferguson, the church’s longtime supply. he is the son of Andrew and Mrs. Ferguson of East Washington.
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T. B. Stovall
Fairfield
Lola Mae Harrison
Winfield
James Eyestone
Cullumber
Muriel Cullumber
Wellman
John Woods
West Chester
Alice Eyestone
Mt. Vernon
South Park
Buffalo
John Ferguson
Christian Union Herald
Ferguson
Andrew Ferguson
East Washington
Vienna bakery empties bonbon boxes on sick list
Mrs. McMullin is on the sick list while empty bonbon boxes appear at the Vienna bakery. The piece notes a focus on quality over quantity and states fresh baking daily at the Palace.
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Vienna
The Mesmerist at Star Tonight Feat Edith Bailey
Miss Edith Bailey returns from Ft Dodge for holiday visit while Miss Fannie Harwood comes home from Chicago for Christmas vacation as local entertainment headlines star tonight.
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Edith Bailey
Ft. Dodge
Fannie Harwood
Chicago
Palace bakery offers fresh roasted peanuts and treats
Local notes report Palace bakery selling fresh roasted peanuts at 10 cents a bag and chocolate éclairs and cream puffs for Xmas dinner. Amy Richards and Ruth Williams of Cotter visited the city. Several residents planned visits and travel to California and Illinois with extended stays in coming weeks. Mrs Beamer and daughter prepare extended East travels after Oberlin.
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Palace Bakery
L. O. Brindley
Sigourney
Palace
Amy Richards
Ruth Williams
Cotter
W. R. Beamer
Oberlin
Ohio
Sappho
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William Loeb Jr
President Prais
Marshall Field
Steck
Steck’s
Nickle
Comports
China
R. H. Walker
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Star Tonight
Urs
FOX & Dewey
David Rawhouser
Salem
Iowa
Harry Shrader
Columbus Junction
Cooper A
Kyle
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