Let Us Have Justice On Los Angeles Times Attack
A call for thorough, fair judgment on recent accusations against union leaders in the Los Angeles Times wrecking case. The piece stresses honoring law and order, protecting citizens, and preserving union credibility while upholding due process. It argues murder cannot be excused and urges restraint and impartial trials to sustain the republic and workers’ rights.
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United States
Los Angeles Times
Union Rabhor
Republic of the United States
Republic
Camorra Structure Outlined in Camorrology Study
The article describes Naples Camorra divisions amid a 5000-strong force led by a capo in testa and containato. It details ranks from pieciotti to giovani onorati, recruitment, and the voting style for leaders, noting aims to combat the society intelligently.
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Abbatemaggio
Naples
Capo
Taouy
Camorri
Achatemaggio
Erricone
Court of Justice
Waterloo boosters push for big hotel project
Waterloo boosters rally around a planned hotel by Thomas Cascaden Jr promoted by the chamber of commerce. Investors can buy lots in connected additions, boosting both the hotel venture and their city property, with self renewing, progressive enterprise and a call for unity and cooperation.
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Waterloo
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Advertising in Des Moines Draws Interest from Far and Wide
The article cites visitors and inquiries spurred by civic ads in Des Moines. A New Jersey couple considered investing after seeing ads, a Fort Madison resident planned to move, and others from nearby states viewed expansion prospects. It argues advertising boosts growth and questions Waterloo’s missed chances.
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Des Moines
Register
J. J. Cowan
Lakewood
N. J
Greater
Fort Madison
Toa Des
Phos Woidan
Boosters
Tuanth
Waterloo
Congressman M Kinley’s Reciprocity Vote Questioned
Readers accuse Congressman M Kinley of flipping stance on reciprocity. He initially backed the measure, then withdrew amid fears of displeasing constituents. Now he faces home criticism and reflection that even great statesmen miscalculate at times.
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M'Kinley
Mac
Record of the professor statesman shines in politics
The piece praises Governor Woodrow Wilson for breaking the machine in a trust ridden state and winning lawmakers on employers liability corrupt practices primaries elections and utilities. It contrasts Massachusetts milk tragedy with state control moves and notes Des Moines and Waterloo gearing for a war against smok(e) damage.
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Woodrow Wilson
Massachusetts
Des Moines
Sin
Waterloo
Taft tariff and reciprocity debated across Iowa voices
Aggregated excerpts show Iowa papers reacting to national tariff policy. References include the reciprocity bill, tariff protection debates, and public figures like Lafe La Follette, with commentary on partisan divisions and political ethics across Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, Rock Rapids, Webster City and Council Bluffs.
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Cedar Rapids
National House of Representatives
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Young
la Follette
Lafe
Taft
Rock Rapids
Ballinger
Prohibition Debate and Education in Liquor Issue
The Minneapolis Journal discusses the ongoing debate over liquor and prohibition. It critiques liquor dealers for manufacturing testimonials, notes medical opposition, and argues education alone cannot end the liquor traffic while production remains unlimited.
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Minneapolis
Prohibition Debate on Education and Liquor Elimination
The author argues for reducing saloons to curb temptation and support sex education as a means to social reform. He notes a contradiction in teaching alcohol harms while flaunting the liquor trade and contends prohibitionists must both abolish and root out the liquor business, or fail to gain majority support.
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America
When a Quiet Voice Rules A Household
The piece extols a woman who never raises her voice despite provocation. Her calm, low tones command obedience from children and dogs alike, illustrating how restraint can be stronger than shouting. A comparison asks if a man uses force or quiet authority to gain compliance, ending with a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Law course for governors described in editorial
The editorial laments Governor Eberhart signing the Oregon plan law for Minnesota and urges public officials to study law. It praises Governor Carroll for standing firm and warns that constitutions could be eroded unless governors refresh their legal knowledge and caution against constitutional attacks.
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Des Moines Register
Eberhart
Minnesota
Carroll
Iowa
Goose Bone Warns of Stormy May Across Plains
A weather prediction from Independence Virginia, signed by John C Busby, warns of a warm wet May with severe storms across Nebraska Kansas Iowa Texas South Dakota Missouri. Expect wind rain frost late month and fluctuating temperatures with cold and hot spells. Also mentions a critique from a Weather Sage Foote and promotes Chamberlains Cough Henedy for children.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Texas
South Dakota
Missouri
Middle West
Sage Foote
John C. Busby
Independence
Praises California from the San Joaquin Valley
A letter to the Courier defends California against anti California claims. The writer notes mild climate, strong irrigation, and the San Joaquin valley’s size and productivity. They compare the valley to Santa Clara, deny widespread exodus, and cite Modesto and Stanislaus county as examples of settlers building homes in the region.
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Courier
California
Sioux City
Beautiful Valley
Far West
San Joaquin Valley
Sierra Nevadas
Hamilton Range
Missouri River
Santa Clara
Stanislaus County
Modesto
Ceres
California’s fertile lands entice eastern buyers in 1911
In a letter from Ceres California dated April 20 1911 Mrs D W Fager extols the valley’s climate soils and crops praising abundant alfalfa dairy farming and a top local creamery. She notes mild winters fresh produce and orange blossoms while arguing eastern capital has helped develop the area and urging exploration of opportunities for land and farming ventures in the region. Poultry feed advertised at N J Berkley's closes the piece.
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California
Ilinois
Iowa
Smyrna
D. W. Fager
Ceres, Cal
Contest man placed in jail in Mason City
Mason City Iowa April 26 H C Butler representing the Bird syndicate of Madison Wisconsin, newspaper contest men, is jailed here charged with embezzlement after a recent incident.
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Webster City
T Freeman-Tribune
Howard Rann
The
Manchester Press
Iowa
Mason City
H. 8. Butler
Bird Syndicate
Madison
Wis
Mason City Times editor departs after contest closure
Ed F. Cornell, manager, filed a charge connected to a $276 commission dispute with a syndicate asserting ownership. Butler plans to sue the Times company for false imprisonment. Regional note on Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism and a Peterson Bros framing ad.
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Mason City Times
Ed. F. Cornell
Butler
Times Company
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A.W. Allen
Daily Courier
Perrear
Oateide, Dey
Creyear
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Sreseand
Ows Evening Pree Association
Black Hawk County
Wartada
Icenta Specia
Europe
London
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American Express
Gand
Boaumarket
Dawe
Greenstreet
Far
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Lafayette Street
F. Latier
Ietedetete
Sps
Patt
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Melcy
Council Bluffs
Steel Trust
Congress
Menten
Gurhahy
Chamberlain
Mre TL B.iKendrick
Rasaca
Goose Bone
Stormy
Prophet Busby
Gordon
Prof. Chandler
Columbia Uni
Kansas State Board of Health
N. J. Berkley's
Cannon
PRAC
Waterloo Savings Bank
Emmons Johnson
E. L. Johnson
W.C. Logan
I. J. Miller
Asst
Peterson Bros
C. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
Brack Hawk Bank
Tod
Robert G. Dakin
M. D
Bergeon
Fourth Street
Ping
T. A. McManus
Glasees
Uute
Commercial Bank Fuilding
B. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Black Hawk Bank Batiding
R. Scott
Ida
Scott
E. A. Hunt
Ben C. Everall
Marsh-Place
DR. F. C
Osteopathic
Lafayette
Jephores
Bodwell
Wateries Telephones
Caice
Inete
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