No Aristocracy in America Says Dr Hutchinson
Dr Woods Hutchinson, ex Des Moines, told New York’s League of Political Education that there is no aristocracy in America and that the best policy is to curb consumption diseases. He urged sunlight and a drastic housing reform to eradicate tuberculosis, reduce pauperism and crime, and improve national health.
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New York
Woods Hutchinson
Des Moines
League of Political Education
West Fortythird Street
Dr. Hutchinson
The
League
Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
Anne Morgan
Grace M. Dodge
J. Borden Harriman
Charlotte B. Wilbur
Albert. Abbe
Fritz Achells
Thomas Blagdon
Ledyard Blair
John C. Breckenridge
John Newton Newall
A. Barton Hepburn
F. C. Havemeyer
Albert Lewisohn
Philip M. Lydig
Clarence Mackay
Marie Winthrop
Herbert L. Satterlee
Hutchinson
Denmark
Bacillus
Carter Offered Supreme Bench Post For Carter
Friends of United States Senator Thomas H. Carter say he has been offered a seat on the Supreme Court to fill the Moody vacancy. Carter, a standpatter, was defeated for re election and left for Washington yesterday after the offer.
Local Grocery Ad Lists Bargain Prices
Beans quart 1d 7 Ibs oatmeal 250 Lard pound 16c at C H Etgtimoys.
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C. H. Etgtimoy's
Archbishop Glennon Attacks Socialism in Sermon
At St. Lawrence O'Toole church Archbishop Glennon denounced socialism as a philosophy of the beer mug. He warned AFL delegates and labor leaders that the doctrine threatens individual rights and seeks state control of property and family.
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St. Louis
Glennon
American Federation of Labor
St. Lawrence O'Toole Roman Catholic Church
Archbishop Grennan Warns Against State Control
Archbishop Grennan denounces labor militants who seek to make the state absolute. He argues the state must protect workers from unscrupulous capitalism but warns the individual retains rights the state cannot take away, including self control and freedom from servitude.
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Archbishop Grennan
Chicago Women Debate Spending On Debutante's Needs
In Chicago authorities and society women discuss the $20,000 annual maintenance request for Eugenia Ladenburg, a 16 year old, amid debates on whether $5,000 a year suffices for education and attire. Opinions split on a European trip for debutante preparations and needed clothes.
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Chicago
Emily Ladenbure
New York
Eugenia
Europe
Ladenburg
Hoyt, Knox’s Trusted Counsel, Dies in Washington
Henry Martin Hoyt, counselor for the state department and longtime aide to Philander C. Knox, died at his Washington home of peritonitis after a recent decline. Born in Wilkes-Barre in 1856, Hoyt served as assistant attorney general under McKinley and as solicitor general under Roosevelt, later guiding the state department from 1909. His body will be returned to Wilkes-Barre for interment.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Martin Hoyt
Department of State
Robert M. Baker
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hoyt
Wilkesbarre
H. M. Hoyt
Commonwealth
Yale
Civil Service Qoon Sets Up Three Member Commission
The council will announce the appointment of a three member civil service commission to control police and firemen appointments except the chief. Mayor Rector will appoint the chief and keep Dinneen as chief. Civil service exams will form a reserve list and two police matrons may be added.
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Civil Service Commission
William T. Dinneen
Civil Service Board
Ida A. Burkitt
Civil Service Commissioners
Taft Likely to Seek Wool Tariff Revision
President Taft may urge Congress to revise the wool and wool products schedule under the Aldrich law. A tariff commission report on costs of wool production at home and abroad is near completion, with a final wool schedule verdict expected soon. The move hinges on current House control and the need for a winter session trial.
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Washington, D. C
Tariff Commission
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
Taft Hinmwell
Alvin H. Sanders
Chicago
Foss Demands Lodge Quit Senate Candidacy
Gov elect Eugene N Foss calls on Senator Henry Cabot Lodge to withdraw from re election and vows to campaign across Massachusetts if he refuses. Foss says Lodge’s election would repudiate the people’s last victory and asserts his own expected higher majority.
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Boston
Mass
Eugene N. Foss
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Draper
Burr Brothers Stock Fraud Raids In New York
Federal officers raided Burr Brothers stock dealers in New York charging use of fake sales to defraud investors. Post Office officials say the firm sold at par value between 40 and 50 million dollars of securities in various companies mostly dissolved or bankrupt.
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New York
Burr Brothers
Post Office
Boarding and rooming options for students in Waterloo
Wanted boarding places for students and workable boards for boys before after school and Saturdays. Waterloo Business college. For sale house at 423 Quincy street built last June six rooms partly modern, lot 30 by 146. Quick sale price 1400 dollars monthly payments 250 and 12 dollars. Contact Chas W Griffin 228 West 4th Street phone 186. For sale almost new base burner cheap bargain if taken at once call 521 Conger St.
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Waterloo Business College
Quincy Street
Chas. W. Griffin
West
Call
Conger St
Shepard Slated for New York Senate Seat
New York nov 21 The present slate aims to send Edward M Shepard to the United States senate from New York to fill the Depew vacancy Mayor Gaynor supports Shepard and Murphy is expected to back him as well. Tammany Hall chief is believed to join the backing.
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New York
Edward M. Shepard
United States Senate
Defew
Gaynor
Shepard
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Asthmatic 78-Year-Old Faces Police Judge
John Dillon, a frail asthmatic man aged 78, admitted intoxication in court. He was fined 5 dollars from 15.50 on his arrest and ordered to inspect a suitcase tied to a hotel incident. Another arrestee, John Jackson, 40, a traveling salesman, asked to be jailed after drunkenness and received a 106 dollar fine suspended for good behavior.
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John Dillon
Dillon
Willon
Cedar Falls
B. Jackson
Jackson
Hoe
Greene Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Staff Changes
Greene residents report visits across town with Wertz and wife at J B Miller home, Miss Frankie Lynch in Waterloo, and Mrs Mary Lambert visiting sister Mrs Marilia Hodgdon. Frank Sandra resigns as Rock Island Greene station operator. Vivian Hildebrand starts central office work at Marble Rock. Leete attends undertakers convention in Milwaukee and shops in Chicago. Rev Hood assists in Omaha meetings. Abe Revanider couple travel to Reinbeck where Mr Revanider assumes a closing role.
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Greene
Charles Hildebrand
Britt
Vivian Hildebrand
Marble Rock
H. A. Leete
Undertakers
Milwaukee
Chicago
Hood
Omaha
Abe Revanider
Reinbeck
Revanider
Local Notes and Personal Announcements
Out sale of a stock of goods and several personal items are listed. Mrs M Mcienby enjoys a vial from her father Mr Maker of Rock Falls. Mrs J Z Conrad returns to Melbourne after a short visit with Mrs Mary Kirsher. Miss Katie Caine sold her 100 acre farm west of Greens to Herman Whirler for 100 per acre. RH Pueckett Orman Hood and W Pooley returned from a land prospecting trip to Crookston Minnesota. HA Kellogg visited from Terles City Thursday for business and greetings. Announcements include the marriage of Miss Charlotte L McMahon to Mr Claude F Rex on Nov 24. Mr and Mrs A M Marriau went to Waterloo to celebrate their son J W Pierce's birthday. Ladies of Clarkesville W C T U organized a union in the city with forty members. officers elected: President Mrs M Lock-Ard, Vice President Mrs Florence Cheney, Secretary Mrs Clara Moon, Treasurer Mrs Lilla Woodward.
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Minn, Co
HA. Kellogg
Erles City
Misa Charlotte L. McMahon
Clauda FE. Rex
A. M. Marriau
Waterloo
J. W. Pierce
The
Clarkesville
M. , Lock- Ard
Florence Cheney
Clara Moon
Lilla Woodward
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Bhut
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