Review of Work of the Sixty-Second Congress
Washington March 3 With the adjournment of congress Tuesday noon the end will be written to two years of epoch making struggle with in party ranks and to three sessions of effort to adjust differences between a democratic house a senate under democratic progressive control and a republican president. Many important pieces of legislation have been enacted and investigations conducted while topics of general interest were set aside. The article lists major laws passed investigations conducted treaties attempted but not ratified and notable political struggles surrounding Lorimer Archbald and tariff revisions with Taft and the coming Wilson administration.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Taft
Wilson
Canada
Great Britain
France
Russia
United States
Children’s Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
William Lorimer
Illinois
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce
Money Trust
John JD. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Steel Corporation
Archbald
Panama Canal
House
Lincoln Memorial
Jtariff Board
House For Representatives
Arizona
New Mexico
Red Cross
Ima
Mississippi Valley
Commerce Court and Tariff Board
Britain
Japan
Hungary
Ways and
American Sugar Refining Company
Shipping Trust
Agricultural
Treasury
Controler Bay
Alaska
Commerce Court
Civil Service
Army
Death of Mrs. Charles Pashby at Cedar Falls
Mrs. Charles Pashby aged 71 died at 316 Lincoln Street Cedar Falls after several days illness caused by paralytic condition. Born Jane Perry in London England 1841 she came to Nova Scotia as a child and married G W Cook in 1858 later moving to Cedar Falls in 1868. She is survived by five children Elias S W A and Arthur J Cook Miss Mary J and Sarah M Cook. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 pm from the house with Rev J B Snowden officiating. burial in Treenwood cemetery. Charles Pashby recently died.
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Cedar Falls
Charles Pashby
Lincoln Street
Jane Perry
London
England
Nova Scotia
G. W. Cook
Cook
Wheat and livestock markets show early gains and mixed activity
World shipments ease wheat pressure while India reports improving crop outlook. May wheat opens near 92 1/2 cen ts, hogs rise with pork prices up to 20.55, lard near 10.87, and ribs 10.77. Sheep and cattle markets open strong in Chicago and South Omaha with varied by class and region.
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Chicago
India
Corp. May
May
Chicago Produce Market Report and Grain Quotes
Chicago prices show butter firm creameries at 28 36, eggs weak with 13 778 cases received, poultry steady with dressed turkeys and live hens noted. Potatoes weak from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan receipts, hog cattle and sheep receipts estimated for today with hog market opening up to 10 cents higher and various cash grain quotes across corn and oats futures and spot markets in Chicago New York and St Louis close readings.
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Chicago
Texas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Waterloo
Wellington
Pioneer
Gol dest Day Was Sunday Ten Below Records in Waterloo
A 43 degree swing in 24 hours set a Waterloo record from 8:30 Sunday morning to 8:30 this morning. It rose from 10 below to 34 by 9:30, with 10 below cited as the coldest winter mark on the Buchanan chart. The warm spell made streets sloppy though welcomed.
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Waterloo
Buchanan
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