Cummins Settles Lorimer Case With Strong Iowa Lead
The Chicago Tribune notes Albert B. Cummins of Iowa directed a three hour Senate debate proving the majority committee’s stance on Lorimer’s title weak. Bailey’s defense faltered as Cummins exposed flaws in vote-deducting rules, warning that adopting the proposed rule would invite corruption and dishonesty in the U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
John Callen O'Laughlin
Chicago, Tribune
William Lorimer
Texas
Committee On
Albert B. Claiming
Iowa
Bailey
Lar-imier
Cummins
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Hinels
Mr. Lorimer
Browne
United States Senate
Grimer
Gamble, Paynter and Bailey
Lorimer
United States
Figsberg
Loosens Tight Coughs With Mentho-laxene Syrup Formula
An old remedy claim promotes mentho laxene based cough syrup prepared at home. It advertises it as strongest cough cure, with laxative action to ease colds and prevent pneumonia, piping advantages of cost savings and simple directions for a pint batch.
A Real Tonic Merital Tonic Digestive Ad
Merital Tonic Digestive is composed of hydrastis gentian pepsin senna India root and other ingredients. It is a general tonic that tones the system aids digestion improves appetite and cleanses impurities for those all run down or tired. A trial will prove its merit. Henderson Drag Co exclusive agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drag Co
Inca
Print Paper Combine Rumor Reemerges in Wisconsin
Appleton Wisconsin January 30 A proposed revival of a plan to merge all middle west print paper mills gains attention with most mill owners reportedly backing it. John Strange, who weeks ago announced plans to buy the Combined Locks plant, is said to be steering the merger as talks persist.
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Appleton, Wis
Middle West
R& Report
John Strange
Combined Locks Paper Company
Combined Locks
West
Water lookers clash over baseball business and league split
A Waterloo letters to the Chicago press debate baseball as sport versus business. Tearney and Three-I league maneuvers spark criticism from Waterloo players and fans who reject commercial control, fearing loss of sport’s public appeal. Reports claim Chicago papers misstate apportionment and training notices amid a proposal for a new regional loop.
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Chicago
Ciel
Waterloo
Base Hall
Waterson
Tearney
Elvil
Wingsella
Avery
Tearner
Iittie
Dave Rowan
Feoria
Peoria
Rock Island
Dubuque
Davenport
Clinton
Freeport
Rockford
Moline
Patent Office cancels sesqui-sulphide match patent
Washington January 39 The patent office cancelled the Diamond Match company patent on sesqui sulphide a harmless substitute for white phosphorus used in match manufacture The move follows pressure from independent manufacturers and a Taft urged cancellation to protect workers from disease The trustees of the patent and others faced a tariff recommendation in the president's annual message and warned of market disruption
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Washington, D
Patent Office
Diamond Matebh Company
Sch
Diamond Match Company
Taft
Esch
Thiamond Match Company
Charles P. Neill
Edwin R. Deligman
Columbia University
Ralston
American Federation of Labor
Indian wooing methods spark Chicago marriage saga
Chicago reports a 15 year old girl, Madeline Sullivan, ran away to marry a Crow Indian. Her mother, Minnie Sullivan, says a plan to halt the union is in place and the girl is under police watch in Sheridan, Wyoming. If she resists, authorities will pursue custody and return her to Chicago.
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Chicago
Pienty Tiank
Hawk
Minnie Kirchhberg Sullivan
Crescent Place
Madeline Sullivan
Card of Thanks to Modern Brotherhood of America
Samuel R Campbell of Tonlu Iowa expresses gratitude for aid after breaking his leg in Jonia. The Modern Brotherhood’s secretary F Fr Yapp promptly sent a $50 check, with thanks and appreciation dated January 26, 1911.
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Courier
Modern Brotherhood of America
Jonia
F. Fr. Yapp
Samuel R. Campbell
Tonlu, Ia
North Waterloo officials head to Des Moines for league meeting
North Waterloo councilmen P. J. Rechtfertig and M. Dewey depart for Des Moines to lobby for measures aiding Iowa cities. The trip, set for two days, follows notices of local staff changes, a stroke affecting Mrs. C. M. Streamer of Freeport, and assorted railroad and factory shifts. The article also notes revival attendance in Dunkerton and plans for a returning stock company engagement starting tonight.
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P. J. Rechtfertig
2. M. Dewey
Des Moines
League of Iowa Municipalities
Iowa Cities
J. E. Streamer
C. M. Streamer
Freeport
Harry O'Hara
Omaha
Satviele Hight
Wiliam Trainor
Round House
William Atwell
Dubuque
J. G. Connelley
H. Collins
I. C
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
St. Paul's B. B
M. L. Newton
R. I. Odekirk
I. GC
Winona
Minn
Oscar Winnefelter
Sioux Falls
S. D
Bert Oakley
John Brennan
Michael W. Moore
Thomas I. van Pelt
Waterloo
Dunkerton
W. B. Howell
John E. Bates
Frad Faeldieston
W. BR. Hollnagel
North Waterloo
James Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Trebon Brothers
Fairbank
Henry
Sii
George
Amusements at Syndicate Theatre Include Baby Mine and Madame X
The Syndicate Theatre tonight features the return of Baby Mine with its acclaimed cast. Also on Wednesday The Missouri Girl offers a domestic comedy with strong contrasts, while Madame X arrives Friday after sensational runs in Chicago and New York. Saturday brings A Bachelor’s Honeymoon in matinee and evening performances. The Sherman Stock Company leads regional stock theater, noted for steady productions and a long-standing reputation.
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Syndicate Theatre
Margaret Mayo
Syndicate
Waterloo
Shore Acres
Henry W. Savage
Porte Ste. Martin
Alme
Jane
Chicago
New York
Albany Deadlock Over United States Senator Vote
The second week of New York senate balloting ends with William S. Sheehan still within ten to thirteen votes of election. Absentees keep the lineup, and lawmakers resume voting with hopes of a break next week. A compromise outsider is increasingly considered likely.
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Albany
N. Y
United States
New York
William S. Sheehan
Cure for Baby Skin Eruption With Cuticura Treatment
A Massachusetts mother reports her two week old baby’s face and head eruptions improving after Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Two doctors failed. hospital medicines did not help. After using Cuticura, the child slept better, hair grew back, and the eruption never returned over five years. Testimony from Chas H Evans, 81 Flint St, Somerville, Mass., April 10, 1910. Potter Drug & Chemical Corp. sells Cuticura worldwide. Free catalog on care for skin and scalp.
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Cuticura
Chas, H. Evans
Flint Sr
Sormerville
Mass
Potter Grug & Chem. Corp
Boston
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Chicago Tribune
Chamber
Mills
Wisconsin
Ergy
North Waterloo and Railroads
Sherman Stock Company
Robert Sherman
Sheehan
Diaz
Madero
Scott
Scott's
ST. Denns Broadway
11Th ST
New York City
Tates
Bath
TAYLO
SOM, Inc
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Flrug
Saadfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Mabel Httinger
Piano Peaying
West Fourth Street
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
4Th St
CG. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
J. R. MacKay
Black Hawk Bank
J. C. Weigert Chiropractor
Florida
Cuba
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
EE Mle
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis
Cincinnatii
Louisville
Evansville
Indianapolis
P. W. Morrow
N. W
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