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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

3

Fierce Battle of Ballots in Illinois Primary

Chicago resembled a political melee as Joseph G. Cannon won renomination by a large margin while Henry Boutell was decisively defeated in the Ninth district. Insurgents and regulars fought for control with disorder, arrests, and fraud accusations marking the first test of the new primary law.

Chicago Joseph G. Cannon Congress Dr. Downs Henry §. Bontell F. H. Gansbergen George R. Foes Illinois James R. Mann Joseph R. Burres Louis J. Behan Joe Cannon Toutelle Lee O'Neil Browne William Lorimer Robert E. Wilson Chicaogo St. Louis John Broderick Edward D. Shurtleff David F. Shanahan House Madden W. R. Wilson Adolph L. Sabath Frederick Lundy Charles Fuller James McKinney George W. Prince Joseph W. Graff John A. Sterling William Hudson Maher Mann J. R. Burres L. J. Behan Orvo G. Williams J. C. Vaughan Wilson Harry F. Atwood Fred J. Crowley McDermott Sabath Moxley Lund Webster Gallagher

James H. Hawley Nominated by Idaho Democrats for Governor

The Idaho Democratic Party named James H. Hawley as their gubernatorial candidate. Hawley, a prominent figure in state politics, appears as the party’s choice to lead Idaho in the forthcoming election.

Nominate Woodrow Wilson for New Jersey Governor

President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton led the New Jersey Democratic convention with a first ballot victory. Wilson received 749 votes, far beyond the needed 41 percent, while Frank Katzenbach of Trenton, George Silees, and Mayor William Witthenn of Jersey City trailed. Sheriff William Martigan of Essex County also garnered votes.

Trenton Woodrow Wilson Princeton New Jersey Davis Grip Hudson County William Martigan Essex County Tan

Balloon Races Open at Speedway This Saturday

Indianapolis seeds the air as the balloon races begin from the Speedway on Saturday. Pilots spent Thursday inspecting gas bags and seams while preparations for inflating the sacks proceed. The championship entries from St. Louis arrive with their pilots and A D Lambert of the St. Louis Aero club to oversee events. About fifteen or sixteen gas bags will be laid out and gas started by afternoon to ensure a timely start.

Indianapolis Speedway St. Louis A. D. Lambert St. Louis Aero Club

Gray Heads State Ticket

James Gray former mayor of Minneapolis was chosen by the Democrats as their candidate for governor. Johny Lind, nominated at the July 28 Minneapolis convention, attended the state committee meeting but declined to run. Lawler declared the Democratic party has no brief for brewers or railroads.

St. Paul James Gray Minneapolis Johny Lind Lind Lawler

Vote Small in Freeport District Sees Narrow McKenzie Lead

In Freeport and surrounding areas the early vote was light though interest rose around Tiffany of Freeport and McKenzie of Elizabeth for congress. Rawleigh of Freeport, Rigney of Red Oak, and Gillispie vie for the Twelfth Senatorial district, with indications favoring McKenzie for congress and Rawleigh and Rigney for the legislature.

Freeport Tiffany McKenzie Elizabeth Concgress Rawleigh Rigney Red Oak Gillispie Congress

Hyomel advertised as cure for catarrh andga eral ailment

An advertisement touts Hyomel as a eucalyptus based cure for catarrh bronchitis and throat troubles. It promises a lifetime inhaler and offers bottles at four dollars or 59 cents refills with a money back guarantee. A free trial is extended to Journal readers from Booths Hyomel Co. Buffalo NY.

Lemmon's Booth's Hyomel Co Buffalo, N.Y

Getter Plan of Education Better Teaches Children

A concise guideline advocates teaching children what to do rather than what not to do. It argues proactive instruction builds useful habits and skills for daily life.

Getter

Woman Kills Her Infant Then Herself in Seattle

Seattle on September 16 reports Mrs. Nina Bennett wife of J O Bennett a tailor killed herself and her three month old son with unknown poison after leaving a note to her husband stating she was going insane.

Seattle Wash Nina Bennett J. O. Bennett

Mexico's History Pageant Highlights Aztec to Republic Era

In Mexico City a pageant traced events from Aztec days to the republic’s founding with 1200 participants. The parade, staged before the national palace, was reviewed by President Diaz, diplomats, and centennial ambassadors, with meticulous period costumes and strong overall effect.

Mexico City Mex Mexico National Palace Diaz

Baseball Results and League Standings Update

National and American League games concluded with final scores and current standings. Highlights include wins by key clubs and shifts in the pennant races as teams move in or drop from lead positions.

Sages and McLean Lead Brooklyn and St Louis Series

Baseball score table shows Brooklyn, Cincinnati, St Louis and New York matchups with R H and B totals. Players Sages McLean Burke Dessaur Bergen, Harmon Lush Phelps Ferguson Grahan, White Phillips Gibson Crandall Meyers, Adams Gibson Marquard Hendricks Meyers contribute in second games across venues Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago.

W.L. Pet. Chiy Cin Pitts St. L N.Y Brook Phil Bos Brooklyn R. H. EB Cincinnati Sages McLean Burke Dessaur Bergen Boston R. HE St. Louis Boyor Cs Steele Phelps Mattern Parsons Raridon Smith Harmon Lush Frack Ferguson Grahan New York R. H. B. Pittsburg White Phillips Gibson Crandall Meyers R. H.B. Pittsburg Adams Marquard Hendricks Philadelphia R. H. B. Chicago Brown MclIntyre Kling Stack Moore Moran

Devotes Life To Science Dr Lomax goes to Leper Island for leprosy study

Evansville Indiana announces that Dr Claude Lomax formerly of Perry County has left for Leper Island in Hawaii to dedicate his life to studying leprosy and pursuing curative experiments. He has been with a Portland Oregon hospital in recent years.

Evansville Ind Tell City Claude Lomax Portland Ore Lomax Perry County

Ralph Rose Stricken at Healdsburg With Ptoiomaine Poisoning

Ralph W. Rose of Ptomaines Healdsburg California is seriously ill at his home with pilomaine poisoning while tied to the world amateur shot put title.

Ralph Rose Ptomaines Healdsburg Cal Ralph W. Rose Pilomaine

Customs and Habits of a People

A reflective passage compares customs to rats in roads and notes how the Wheels of Ife push us to move through mire rather than break routines. It suggests routines persist because escape requires effort.

Patchy Scoring Totals From St Louis Chicago and Boston Matches

Incomplete box scores show teams including St Louis Chicago Boston and Detroit with partial figures. Names such as Quinn Sweeney Mitchell Killifer Collins Kleinow White Sullivan Johnson Street Blanding Land Livingstone Donovan Stanage and Plankard appear with scattered final numbers across locations At Chicago At Cleveland At Boston and at St Louis.

Wil Pet W. L. Pet. Phil Cley N.Y Wash Bos Chi Det St. L St. Louis R. HE New York Quinn Sweeney Mitchell Killifer Chicago R. H. EB Boston Collins and Kleinow White and Sullivan Cleveland R. Fi. E Johnson and Street Blanding and Land R. H Philadelphia Detroit Plankard Livingstone Donovan and Stanage

Stokes Leads in New Jersey Senate Primary Fight

With 200 or more districts still to report, Ex-Gary Stokes held a lead of about 4 000 votes over Ex-Gay Murphy and Rep. C N Fowler. The tight race could swing as remaining districts report, but Stokes appears to be in a strong position.

Trenton N. J Gary Stokes United States Murphy C. N. Fowler

Scores From Conference Showdowns Across Cities

At Columbus Columbus 1 Toledo 2. At St Paul St Paul 6 Milwaukee 4. At Indianapolis Indianapolis 2 Louisville 1. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 4.

Columbus Toledo St. Paul Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank L. Wilson & Co Egon.ouvist PA Tt Coop A. Clork Handy & T Washington Rational Bank Capital Sus Kes Green Mutual Washington Windsor Iowa Henry S. Boutell Browne Broderick Shurtleff James H. Hawley The Democrats of Idaho Princeton Meads Gray Minnesota McKenzie, Rawleigh and Hyomei Australia National League Senate American Association Harwood J. A. Harwood South Side C. J. Palmgren Washington National Bank Washington, la Keck Floral CO the Sanitary Grocery Bartlett Pears Selden L. Stewart Ks Boets Eee
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