Roosevelt on Courts and Progressives shaping reform
Theodore Roosevelt argues that judges deserve respect but must not wield power to block social reforms. He faults recent New York court rulings for obstructing housing and labor improvements and says governments must decide on issues like tenements and factories. He insists only the people can authorize drastic policy changes and rejects radicalism in favor of prudent conservation.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court of
New York Court
Abraham Fincoln
Ideal Laundry opens in new Armory building drawing big crowds
Hundreds visit the hand some quarters of Wimball's Ideal laundry at the public opening in Waterloo. About 1 600 people tour the plant from 6 30 to 9 00 as Crawford's orchestra provides music. Visitors praise the cleanliness and modern water softening system while management offers guided tours and souvenirs.
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Wimball
Armory
Waterloo
Crawford
Monument Works Attachment Seized In Waterloo Case
An attachment by Waterloo Electrical Supply Co. against Central Town Granite Co and partners Boggs Hubbell was served, with the Jefferson street granite works locked as court action proceeds. A complaint alleges defendants about to dispose of property. bills of sale show transfers to James Porter of Grundy County and office furniture and machinery listed at Jefferson Street works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Central Town Granite Co
A. Boggs
A. G. Hubbell
Leighton
Jefferson Street
Boggs
M. H. Kelly
County Record
RE. A. Boges
Central Town Granite Works
James Porter
Milk delivery network expands to fourteen branches
Local dairy Case's Milk announces multi-branch delivery expansion with 14 branches led by Mattie Smith in Poplin and Kawin R York Watertoo. The effort highlights a growing distribution for Case's Milk across regional markets including Moo and Te delivery areas.
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Kawin R
York, Watertoo
Mattie Smith
Poplin
Moo
Case
Ice Harvest Timing Debated As Cold Snap Sustains Supply
Mandeers of the Crystal Ice and Fuel consider whether to begin ice harvest tonight or delay. Frosty conditions ease fear of next summer shortage. Mack Hawk mouth ice runs about a foot thick and river ice about eight to nine inches.
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Crystal Ice
Fireman Fisher Not On Fatal Run
Fragmented report notes a railroad wreck near Benjle on the C W road. Fireman Fisher, resident of the city, was listed among the dead while his regular run was covered by a substitute.
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Fisher
Ceannell Dinfis
Jan Erroy
Benjle
Here
C . W. Road
Wholesale district fire tears through Gibbs Machinery site
A major fire in Columbia South Carolina on January 5 destroyed the Gibbs Machinery main building and five other structures. The wholesale district faces widespread damage with losses estimated at 300000 dollars. Case’s creamery butter sells for 40 cents on the wagons.
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Columbia
S. C
Gibbs Machinery Company
Sloday
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Roosevelt
Charles Durham
Layington
Foley
J. W. Taggart
Burch Bros. CO
Yanay
Pete
Val
Wanderul
Jace
Nainsook
Namsook
Case's Creamery
Fhee Tolteeepo Museum OF Art
Toledo, Ohio
Museum of Art
Edward Drummond Libbey
Grundy County
Black Hawk
Koencke & Welle
Lafayette Street
People’s Furniture Store
Kimball
Armory Building
Blus
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