Food Trusts Exposed as They Dump Egg Butter Goods
A Chicago food trust dumps 5 million dollars of eggs butter and poultry on the market to force prices down. Federal inspectors in New Jersey and Chicago probe storage eggs chickens and butter in interstate commerce amid calls for enforcement of federal laws to protect working people and their families.
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Fond Trust
Republic
Waterloo Courier Enters Its Fifty Third Year
The Waterloo Courier begins its 53rd year of publication this evening, noting its long tenure and consistent management shaping it into a leading state daily. The profile highlights the paper's stability and influence over the years.
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Waterloo Courier
Courier
The Courier's Founding and Political Commentary
A chronicle of the Courier's birth by William H. Hartman and George D. Ingersoll, its early challenges, and perseverance through poverty, highlighting its growth and future ambitions. Then an analysis of Champ Clark at a Baltimore conference, praising his steadiness amid volatile party politics and the Democrats’ strategic tariff stance adjustments.
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George D. Ingersoll
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Sioux City Journal
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Homeless Immigrants Face Rejection and Plight Abroad
The piece condemns the plight of emigrants who reach the Russian frontier after being barred from the United States. It laments their poverty and unskilled status, arguing that U.S. law should require an American immigration examiner on ships and allow rejections before embarkation, funded by a small exam fee.
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United States
Democrats clash over tariff and immigrants in 1912 campaign
The piece notes Democratic and standpatter tensions over tariffs and immigration policy, questioning responsibility for immigrants arriving in New York and referencing a planned scientific tariff commission. It mentions a Winnipeg Hudson Bay geological survey by fifteen scientists and hints at Lorimer vindication disruption affecting Ballinger's image.
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Hudson Bay
Senate debate on Iowa politics and state offices
Iowa City Press cites Governor Carroll decrying excessive politics while noting population trends. Dubuque Times-Journal reports Sen Hammill proposing to abolish state printer and state binder jobs, shifting work to lowest bidders with a cap of 1800 for an expert, urging legislature to pass reforms.
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Hammill
McGraw to Tutor Japan in Baseball Ambitions
John J. McGraw manager of the New York Giants will tutor Japan in baseball and Togo S. Hamamoto of Tokyo has applied to serve as baseball apostle. Hamamoto, backed by Tokyo citizens, will train with the Giants in Marlin Springs and return to develop professional baseball in Japan as a popular sport. The piece notes Japan’s developing interest and McGraw’s forecast of a future world championship between United States and Japan.
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United States
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Togo S. Hamamoto
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Hamamoto
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Japan
The Best Grapes and the Mistakes in Life
The piece argues that judgments reflect personal equation and that people error when assuming others share our standards. It cites a judge listing fourteen common mistakes, including measuring others by ourselves and expecting uniform opinion. It urges considering others’ views as valid and recognizing some actions are universally good or bad.
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Ejection of a senator dominates Iowa assembly debate
The Des Moines Capital argues the motive behind dodging the primary is flawed while Cedar Rapids Gazette questions the practice. The Sioux City Tribune quotes the Capital calling the U.S. Senate a great American forum and notes Senator Young's interest in remaining in the Senate.
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Sioux City
Greeks Gamble at Cedar Rapids Police Court
In Cedar Rapids Iowa four Greeks faced charges for gambling at 413 South Third Street after a raid on a Greek rooming house. Mike Symas proprietor was fined 25 dollars for taking 25 cents from every 3 dollars in play while Gergiscos Sconomider and Dendoras Tsamias were fined 10 dollars each as inmates of the gambling house. Gus Droubetika was found not guilty.
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South Third Street
Mike Symas
Gus Droubetika
Mike Svinos
Endowment Bequest Boosts Upper Iowa Campaign
Fayette Iowa reports a $40,000 bequest from the late P Ketchum to Upper Iowa University. The donation comes as the college seeks a $500,000 endowment, with President Cooper Vice President Dickman and Rev E J Brown leading a vigorous canvass from New Salem to Fayette County.
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Commission Form of Government for Churches in Council Bluffs
The article argues for businesslike church administration to boost growth, urging federation and co operation. It questions current church capacity amid rising population and diversions. It notes many churches idle property and calls churches to become more institutional and service focused.
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Presbyterian
Auto
Dong
Galveston
Clapp Elected U S Senator with Large Republican Democrat Support
Moses EB Clapp of St. Paul was elected United States senator for a six year term starting March 4 1912. He carried a large majority in both houses receiving all Republican votes and 28 of 46 Democrats along with several Prohibitionists and one Populist. Multiple gallery crowds greeted the result as Democrats applauded Clapp.
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Minn
Moses EB. Clapp
United States
Clapp
R. C G. Dunn
T. M. Ferguson
E. Warner
P. J. Mellings
Albert Schaller
Real Estate Transfers in Cowin's Second Addition
Real estate transfer notice from Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. lists E lL Mether and others transferring lot and block 3 in Cowin's Second Addition to Emiel Beyer.
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Fred J. Gibs
Ray F. Gibbs
Litchfield
Waterloo
Edith M. Gibbs
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Ll. Mether
Emiel Beyer
Cowin
Trask Named Secretary of Iowa Mausoleum Co
G I Trask is appointed secretary of the Iowa Mausoleum company after coming from Toledo Texas. He fills the post left by the death of L B Hamilton who served as secretary and general manager. Board of directors will oversee management with F F McElhinney as chairman.
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Iowa Mausoleum Company
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Tews
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Hamilton
F. F. McElhinney
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