Still Wope for Phillips Life Despite Bullets
David Graham Phillips, novelist, was shot six times by Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough as he approached the Princeton club. Goldsborough then killed himself. Phillips’s condition improved slightly but remained critical, with motive for the attack still unresolved amid threats to the writer.
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New York
David Graham Phillips
Bellevue Hospital
Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
Phillips
Aglee
Goldsborough
Maryland
Harvard
Princeton Club
Witzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
Nother
Mr. Phillipa
Strikers Clash With Police in Chicago Garment Riot
In Chicago on January 24 a garment workers strike led to violence as about 200 strikers attacked 50 non union tailors at William Tultis’ shop and elsewhere. Bluecoats later charged the crowd near Mrs M Baugarten’s shop. six ringleaders were arrested and officer Solberg was knocked down during the melee.
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Chicago
Wiliam Tultis
Northwood Street
M. Baugarten
Girls' Club Meeting and Plans for Physical Culture
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls' club held a Bible class at the First M. E. church led by Miss Grace Saxe with about 109 girls present. Tonight in the East Waterloo high school gymnasium the group will complete its class organization in physical culture and invites all business girls to join.
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Rae Muirhead
M. Jg
Grace Saxe
East Waterloo High School
Urge U S to Bust Foreign Trusts Adopted by Congress
Washington D C January 24 Emphatic resolutions charging discrimination by foreign steamship companies against American manufacturers were unanimously adopted by the National Merchant Marine congress urging Congress to take vigorous measures to destroy the arrogant alien maritime trusts.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
National Merchant Marine Congress
Depew Opposes Popular Election of Senators
Senator Depew voiced opposition in the senate to the pending resolution proposing popular election of U S senators. He argued the plan would undermine state authority and the constitutional framework.
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Depew
Washington, D. C
Senate
Troops Sent to Guard Boundary at Polvo Station
El Paso Tex Jan 24 8 detail of troops sent to Polvo station to guard the boundary and prevent Mexican insurgents from crossing Mexican officials allege 200 insurgents crossed from Texas Sunday night
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el Paso
Tex
Polvo Station
Texas
Engineer Roedell Dies After Bridge Accident
Charles Roedell of Grand Crossing Wisconsin, a Burlington freight engineer aged 34, died at Winley hospital after being knocked unconscious when his head struck a bridge girder while leaning from the cab. He hung unconscious for about an hour before being found. He was survived by his wife and child and is to be buried in Grand Crossing.
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East Dubuque
Roedell
Grand Crossing
Meath
Rocdell
Portugal crisis as rebels barricade in Lisbon building
The report describes Portuguese forces facing government order to move on barricaded rebels armed with rifles and bombs. Foreign powers demand restitution of church property seized during the expulsion of orders and the government may restore it. In Leira priest Farrah faces treason charges for urging mutiny amid monarchist exiles. Editor Barricaded at Aveiro as news crews report unrest.
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Makelain
Great Britain
Totaly
Portugal
Lisbon
Leira
Farrah
Avelro
Gerla
Taft Invited by Illinois Assembly to Speak February 11
Springfield Jan 24 President Taft received a formal invitation from a joint Illinois legislature resolution to address the assembly on February 11 during his visit to Springfield for the Lincoln Memorial banquet.
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Springfield
Taft
Jury Foreman Questions Sheriff Over Subpoena Service
Yanville January 24 jury foreman Moreman Woodyard demanded sheriff explain why subpoenas from the grand jury were not served and called to replace a deputy guarding the grand jury room. Subpoenas targeted City Attorney Jones, EE. X. Leslie Cannon kin, Porter Sanichan, and Frankenberger amid a vote investigation crisis.
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Yanville
Moreman
Woodyard
Gran Jury
Circuit
Kimbrough
Shepard
Wittrich
Tannam
Jones
EE. X. Leslie
Cannon
Porter Sanichan
Frankenberger
Vote
Jesure
Guilty Verdict in Ketchel Killing Case
Marshfield Missouri noon verdict finds Walter Dipley and Goldie Smith guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Stanley Ketchel. Jury recommends life imprisonment for both defendants.
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Marshfield, Mo
Walter 4
Dipley
Goldie Smith
Stanley Ketchel
Two Iowa Workmen Burned in Lime Water Accident
In Clinton two Union Roofing Company workers suffered severe burns when lime water poured into a tank scalded them. one man is in very serious condition. In Burlington a 13 year old, Christopher Brown, was injured in a coasting accident when a bobbled sled collided with a telegraph pole. others were shaken and bruised. Des Moines officials consider daily senatorial voting unnecessary. Woodbury County Rep plans to challenge the practice.
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Clinton
Evening Press
Union Roofing Company
Burlington
Christopher Brown
Ottumwa Thieves Strike Again In Late Night Robberies
Dr J N Armstrong was robbed by two bandits who stole his gold watch and money on the way home. A nearby William Brown grocery was broken into and the thieves reportedly played cards inside. A grave left in the store may identify the culprits as police say the bandits are responsible for recent robberies.
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Ottumwa
Tadan
J. N. Armstrong
Rand
William Brown
Toll of Death All Over Iowa
London Iowa reports Joseph Gohis died after a runaway caused a burst blood vessel in his head yesterday. Manchester Delaware County notes Edward Tilton aged 70 died, and S P Collard a wealthy retired farmer died of pneumonia after an operation.
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London
Evening Press
Joseph Gohis
Delaware County
Manchester
Edward Tilton
S. P. Collard
Local Short Course Sees 300 Enrolled At Gedar Falls
Three hundred have enrolled in the short course in Gedar Falls Ja with lectures described as helpful. Students follow speakers with interest as the program progresses smoothly.
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Gedar Falls
Brakeman Killed In Iowa Train Accident
M G Anderson of Minneapolis died in Oelwein Iowa while helping assemble a Chicago Great Western train. The 22 year old brakeman stood on a coal car as it moved and was cut in two after he fell from the rear end. His father works as a conductor for the same company.
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Oclewin
Tan
M. G. Anderson
Minneapolis
Chicago Great Western
Miners Appoint Representatives for Iowa Legislature Fight
John P. White president of district 13 of the United Mine Workers of America announces the appointment of John Owens of Beacon and W. R. Doolittle of Des Moines as representatives to secure legislation in favor of miners from the Iowa legislature.
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Oskaloosa, Ta
Evening Press
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
John Owens
Beacon
W. R. Doolittle
Des Moines
Towa
Younker Brothers Adopt Profit Sharing for Employees
Des Moines Iowa January 24 Evening Press reports Younker Brothers the largest department store in Iowa adopts a profit sharing plan for employees. 690 shares of 40 dollars each will be sold to workers with five years of service, with a six percent profit guaranteed.
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Des Moines
Evening Press
Younker Brothers
Towa
Regulation by U5 Prefers State Railroad Regulation
A transcript from the Chicago hearing shows HW A Delano of the Water Dash railroad urging the Railroad Accidents Commission to certify public sentiment against federal control of railroad securities. He argues state regulation is now inconsistent and often nonuniform, favoring state over federal oversight.
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Chicago
Pope Carport
Hansco
HW A. Delano
Wate Dash Railroad
Railroad Accucities Commission
Delano
Sudden death at noon claims Waterloo resident
Mrs. David Barr, born Sarah Wilson in Mitchell, Ontario, died suddenly at 12 39 PM at her home 714 Fourth Street East Waterloo after a recent neuralgia illness. The Grace M I church member leaves her husband and five children plus four sisters. Funeral arrangements await Br Harr from Sioux City.
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David Barr
Waterloo
Fourth Street East
Sioux City
The
Whlerton
G. K. Bowerman
St. Anthony
Tda
G. A. Willard
Pipestone
Minn
Br. Harr
May Yet Guild a Tabernacle in Jesup Iowa
In Jesup Iowa on January 24 a special report says if Independence residents do not fund a tabernacle the Stephens evangelists will not return for revival meetings. A public Independence vote favored building a 2000-seat tabernacle with meetings to start February 6, pending a definite afternoon decision. The Stephens brothers have received calls to cities near Portsmouth for further meetings.
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Jesup
Independence
Stephens Gros
Stephens Brothers
Portamouth
Martin Poised for Senate Victory After Vote
In Trenton on January 24 Martin came within one vote of winning a senate seat as former Senator Smith freed his supporters from voting for him. Martin appears assured to be elected tomorrow.
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Trenton
N. 3
Martin
Smith
Ewell Delivers Keynote At National Merchant Marine
Washington January 24. Famnes I. Evwell was the principal speaker before the National Merchant Marine congress today, addressing policy and future directions for maritime trade and naval logistics.
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Washington, D. C
Famnes I. Evvell
National Merchant Marine Congress
Young Kenyon Advance In Ballot Gains Amid Contest
In today’s balloting Young gains four votes while Kenyon earns nine and Funk six with Garst one. Franke eliminated after no votes. one of his ballots shifted to Kenyan and another to Punk. Byers withdraws and reshapes support as the osteopathy board bill and high school funding measures appear in related reports.
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Pea Movies
Young
Kenyon
Funk
Garst
Byers
Munk
Franke
Punk
Osteopathy Board
Des Moines
Hvening Press
Senate
Allen of Jefferson
State Board of Medical Examiners
Adams
Lie
Alate
Cunningham
Board of Agriculture
John Simpson
Aiinesota
Whitney
Woodbury
Tnacobson
Audubon
Hicks doubles down on dressed meat demand from Courier ad
Wm Hicks, prominent Hudson farmer and stockman, says orders for dressed meat from his Evening Courier want ad are an agreeable surprise. The Hicks household stays busy answering phone calls and taking orders, illustrating the Courier ad’s pulling power.
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Wm. Hicks
Hudson
Courier
Hicks
Phos
Ada
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