Missouri Supreme Court Ousts International Harvester Units
The Missouri Supreme Court sustains a 50,000 dollar fine and ousters the International Harvester company from Missouri. The ruling bars the holding firm’s subsidiaries from doing business in the state unless disassociated and compliant with future laws.
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Jefferson City
Theupreme Court of
Missouri
Graves
Theodore Brace
International Harvester Company of America
Inernational Harvester Company of
New Jersey
International Harvester Company
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
The
International
Delwein Seeks Anamosa Road Diversion Plan
Ta Nov 14. An effort to divert the Chicago Anamosa Northwestern railway extension from Waterloo to Anamosa city will trigger a public meeting to spur local interest. Local hopes rest on gainful routing through Oelwein Independence and potential shifts away from Watershed as surveyors finish a tentative Waterlon limit survey. City business leaders back the line to capture expected traffic.
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Delwein
Chicago, Anamosa & Northwestern Railway
Waterloo
Oelwein
Independence
Watersod
Waterlon
Mexican Revolt Reported in City Under Reyes Lead
Active preparations for a revolt in Mexico led by General Bernardo Reyes are said to be underway in San Antonio, with Maderists reported as the influence. Reyes issued a sweeping denial of the claim, while patrons noted cigar shops in San Felice for the local crowd.
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San Antonio
Mexico
Bernardo Reyes
Reyes
Tri Colors Of Republic Wave Across Nanking
Revolutionary forces attack Nanking with arms and ammunition, driving Imperial troops to the Purple Hills. In Amoy, the republican tri-color rises over the city as 1,000 revolutionists march to the Taotai palace, while Tao Tat Cheng flees to Hong Kong and foreign ships help restore calm.
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San Francisco
Nanking
Chinese Free Press
Purple Hills
Amoy
China
Ithe
Taotai
Tao Tat
Cheng
Hong Kong
Saratoga
Monte Rey
Cairos
Zanus
Zirago
Supreme Court Decisions Today in Des Moines
The Des Moines Supreme Court docket lists several dispositions with multiple cases from Polk, Butler, Muscatine and Washington districts. Decisions include reversals and affirmations with opinions by Ladd, Deemer, Weaver, Evans and Sherwin, involving Natho, Johnson, Moss, Williams, the Vincents, and the Conklins.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court Today
State
C. A. Natho
Polk District
Ladd
Joe Johnson
Deemer
Glen Moss
Fridand
H. Williams
Butler
Weaver
G A. Frantz
J. H. le Sner
H. W. Vincent
Muscatine District
Evans
Bert Conklin
Washington District
Sherwin
Another Cold Wave Forecast Across Towns
Shivering residents faced a second cold spell forming in the northwest and set to roar into the area tomorrow and Thursday. Forecasters warn of snow and lower temperatures, noting November has been unusually frosty contrary to early warmth predictions.
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Towa
Big Trap Shoot Opens At Prospect Park
Visiting sportsmen begin arriving for the Gun club tournament at Prospect park tomorrow with matches open to all but professionals and manufacturers. Begins at 9 30 a m with notable entrants including J W Maxwell of Hastings Neb one armed champion and U M Cartridge Go rep W 3S Hoon of Jewell City arriving.
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Prospect Park
J. W. Maxwell
Hastings
Neb
Maxwell
U. M. Cartridge
For the Good of Man Motto Crowned Grace M E Church
A large white stone motto reading For the Good of Man was set today on the front of Grace M E Church at Fifth Street East and Walnut Street. The new church rises with rapid progress, its red brick facade and prominent inscription visible to onlookers. Abraham Slimmer, the philanthropist formerly of Waverly now Dubuque, donated 70000 dollars to the Orthodox Jewish Home for the Aged in Chicago.
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Grace M. FE
Fifth Street
Walnut Street
Abraham Slimmer
Waverly
Dubuque
Chicazo
Taft Cabinet Reforms Fuel Resignation Rumors
President Taft met the cabinet for the first time in three months with Secretary Stimpson absent in Kansas City giving a new wave of rumors that Secretary Wilson will resign. Officials say he delays a formal announcement until the president selects another man for the post. Potential candidates, noted as leaders in scientific agricultural work, have reportedly declined.
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Washington
Taft
Stimson
Kansas City
Panama Canal
Wilson
New Suits in Circuit Court Involving Garland and Umbenhower
William Garland sues in district court for injunction against Cornelius Umbenhower and First National Bank of Waterloo to bar transfer of a $350 promissory note dated September 4 2011 due in 90 days. Dr T A McManus seeks $98 in district court from Robert Nesbit of Dunkerton for medical treatments medicines and eyeglasses.
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Wiliam Garland
Cornelius Umbenhower
First National Bank of Waterloo
T. A. McManus
Robert Nesbit
Dunkerton
Dancing School Tonight At T Hall With Noted Teachers
Police arrest A Greenberg for failing to report pawned or purchased property. Judge May set a potential fine ranging from 16 to 100 dollars. Young people urged to attend dancing classes hosted by a competent faculty at the venue tonight.
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T. Hall
A. Greenberg
Figality
Zion City Man Objects to Cement Walk Over Christ Footnote
Rupert Devereaux of Zion's Old Noble faction petitions Zion city aldermen to halt cement sidewalk construction arguing Christ never walked on cement and Dowie would object to Zion. He cites Alexander Dowie and Powle graveside omens amid rising anti cement demonstrations in Zion City.
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Zion
Christ
Zion City
Rupert Devereauy
Old Noble
Alexander Dowe
Dowie
Third Strayer son dies suddenly in Waterloo factory incident
Roger D Strayer age unknown died at 7120 Shtert Sons Botting works in Waterloo where he had worked since May. This followed Nayton Strayer's electrocution weeks earlier and William Strayer's stroke on June 20 1992. The Strayer family faced shock as Margaret Strayer and relatives suffered.
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Nayton Strayer
Waterloo
Roger D. Strayer
Sthert & Sons
Strayer
William Strayer
Margaret Strayer
Crier
Mornth?abe
Waterloo man Roger Strayer dies of heart failure
Roger Strayer, a Waterloo native born May 18, 1870 and upholsterer, died at about 7 20 pm reportedly of natural heart failure after long melancholy since his brother’s death. Coroner Dr Waterbury ruled acute dilation or rupture of the heart as the cause. He leaves a widow Nora J Thomas and two daughters Florence and Ruth, plus his mother and brothers Wilson and F F Straver. Funeral arrangements pending word from out of town relatives.
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Charles Burge
A. Waterbury
Strayer
Hire
Waterline
Roger Strayer
Waterloo
Nora J. Thomas
Florence
Ruth
Wilson Strayer
Minneapolis
F. F. Straver
A. OL. U. W. Lodge
Bptist
Ele
Sibert & Sons
W. TS. Horner
Ape Holsterer
Waterbury
Tima
Straver
Avenue West
Pulitzer Will Publicized Plans for Journalism School
The will of Joseph Pulitzer, filed for probate, confirms gifts of 1 million dollars to Columbia University for a journalism school and a matching 1 million under conditions. If Columbia fails, funds go to Harvard. Other bequests include 150 thousand for a scholarship fund at Columbia, 500 thousand to arts institutions, 100 thousand to his valet and to staff, and 50 thousand for a fountain in Central Park, plus a statue of Jefferson. The will also details stock trusts for his two papers the New York World and St. Louis Post-Dispatch, with allocations to his sons Herbert Ralph and Joseph and to trusted editors. A 2 PM court assignment hearing before Judge Platt is noted, as cases have been settled or continued.
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Theodore Brace
Paris, Inc
State Supreme Court
Herbert S. Hadley
G. W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Perkins
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia University
Columbia
Harvard University
School of Journalism
Mach
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Philharmonic Society of New York
Pulitzer
Jabez Dunninghan
Central Park
Thomas Jefferson
New York City
Bis
The
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Herbert
Ralph
Joseph
Joseph Injain
Market Place Debate Grows Over Waterloo Locations
At a semimonthly city council meeting a three member committee was appointed to locate market sites. Most favor placing markets on water works property on Third Street east, with a second on the west side if feasible. Debate centered on booths for vendors versus direct wagon sales, and whether to fund market infrastructure or rely on existing producers.
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Councieii
Merriau
Dewey, Rechtfertig
Waterloo
East Side
Third Street
Dunkleberg
E. E. Dunkleberg
Headford
Emat Side Market
Rechtfertig
Eaat
Dewey
Merrian
Bread line possible soon at Des Moines
Des Moines officials warn a bread line may form if cold weather and unemployment persist. Charities report heavy demand for food and fuel as a long line of needy residents waited for grocery and coal orders.
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Des Moines
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Dancing
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Charles City
Miss Hora
Moke Martin
Micholas Soyer
Brooks’ Club
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