Drowning Suspects Grow Confident in River Death Theory
Sioux City officers persist in the belief that a party of five died in the Missouri River, with Geo Miller's body found and investigations focusing on a missing suitcase linked to Frank Stamper and the others Bertha Holbrook Ida Nall and Louis. The search continues for the missing automobile and river bodies as legal actions arise from a separate promissory note suit by William Bernard and Lewis Bernard against August Bernard and Julia Bernard.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Geo. Miller
Frank J. Stamper
Stamper
Bertha Holbrook
Ida Nall
Louis
Missouri River
Farcig
William ?. Bernard
Lewis A. Bernard
August W
Julia H. Bernard
T. C. Hines
Labor unions and economic power in early 1900s debates
The record cites speakers from New Rochelle and Princeton, arguing unions threaten equality and profitability. It notes criticisms of labor organizations as monopolistic rivals to capital and recalls Joline’s Parsons address on credit, with Wilson's dismissive reply about Bryan.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
New York Tribune
South Carolina Society of New York
Princeton University
Joline
Parsons
Kansas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R. Company
Bryan
Whitman Pleads Not Guilty Amid Threat Claims
G E Whitman faced multiple charges after a midnight dispute with H A Jarvis. He carried a loaded revolver and pleaded not guilty to concealed weapon charges while acknowledging an orderly conduct offense with sentence withheld for a later hearing.
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G. E. Whitman
H. A. Jarvis
Jarvis
Ed. Stohl
Rankin
Clarke Opposes College Changes On Republican Tour
Governor Clarke and campaign team toured Story county with Congressman Prouty and Attorney General Cosson. Clarke spoke against board proposed college changes, urging officials sensitive to rural needs. Prouty praised Congress reform gains and predicted strong GOP support in Story county.
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Nevada
George W. Clarke
F. Prouty
George Cosson
Charles W. Lyon
A. B. Cummins
Ames
Clarke
State College
Board of Education
Prouty
Congress
Story County
Cosson
Escapee Lands Careful Rush To Dying Mother
Chicago Oct 30 An escaped convict Tony Landers tried to reach his dying mother and was captured near Worth, Illinois after telling officers he left two companions Dunne and Thompson ten minutes earlier. He said he hoped to see his mother before she died even at the cost of his liberty.
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Chicazo
Worth
Tony Landers
Joliet Penitentiary
William Dunne
Frank Thompson
Landers
Chicago
Dunne
Thompson
Inquiry into Lan der's claim on visit to mother
Police investigate Lan der's account regarding his mother to determine if true. If confirmed, he may visit her before being returned to Joliet.
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Lander
Joliet
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Cole
Axminster
Pthaia
Tapestry
Brussels
Wilton
Burtworth and
Hartford
Nottingham
Shade
Ataw
Wales
Aners
Oiles
Waterloo LA
Famous Brenlin Shades
Mr. Workingman
Wilson
G. E. Whitman and
Whitman
J. A. Knight
Webster City
Knight
McSweeney
Cummins
Organized Labor
Organized Workers of
Iowa
Kenyon
United States
Ator
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
A. L. Urick
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Henry W. Grout
Henry O. Bernbrook
Black Hawk County
Waverly
Waterloo
MR. Geo. Hunt, Jeweler
Bremer Ave
Majestic
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