Churchill Advocates Federal-Style Parliament System
Winston Churchill proposed a federal approach for Britain with multiple parliaments similar to the US system. He urged breaking England into provinces to match population, arguing a large single parliament is unworkable. The plan aims for self government across four kingdoms, spoke at Lochee. suffragists faced disruption as meetings ended with tense scenes.
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Dundee
Winaton Yencer Churchill
Englid
Churchill
Great Britain
England
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Midlands
London
United States
United
Admiralty
Lochee
Roosevelt Pats Cheeks of Red Skin Babies
J Roosevelt visited Blackfoot Indians on September 13 and greeted chiefs and babies with pats on the cheeks. He spoke to hundreds and then traveled to Pocatello and Ogden to address a progressive convention. He said he does not object to hard work and would gladly speak in every state if physically able.
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Roosevelt
Blackfoot
J. Roosevelt
Boise
Pocatello
Sto Ge
Ogden
Utah
Delia Torrey to Host Taft's Birthday Party in Beverly
President Taft's birthday plans include a visit to his aunt Delia Torrey in Millbury with a party in Beverly as he turns five years old. Neighbors from nearby towns are expected to attend the event with celebratory telegrams arriving for the occasion. The day also notes political telegrams about Washington primaries and Republican hopefuls.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Delia Torrey
Millbury
Delia
Invading Germany Victory Report From Saxony
In Saxony on Sept. 13 the Imperial Army won a key victory after the Sept. 9 start. German and military officials note the clash underscores the challenge of waging war on two fronts. Emperor William plans to attend naval reviews in the North Sea and Berlin before a Helgoland parade on Sept. 16.
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Reiden
Saxony
Aperor William
Pire
Imany
William
North Sea
Berlin
Helgoland
Committee Sets Deadline for Candidate Declarations
A Republican committee sent letters to candidates instructing them to declare their support for Roosevelt for president. Replies must be received by noon Monday September 16, with failure to respond treated as a negative reply. The committee reserves discretion to act on any reply.
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Roosevelt
Ito
City in Brief Highlights Local Events and People
Local notes report eye glass advice with Buchanan and Majestic Theatre. Waverly hosts an optometry visit by Boyce on the Majestic’s 2nd floor. Edmund and Mrs Rausch depart for Chicago for Sardeson-Hovland nuptials tomorrow. Schiel and Dr F M catch black bass near La Porte City catching thirty by early days. Wilson visits Independence fair, saying crowds rival Nancy Hanks era. Wyant heads to Champaign Illinois for architecture studies. Hartley to join in architectural engineering. Oak flooring offered by Iowa Lumber Co with wholesale lots.
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Boyce
Majestic Theatre
Edmund Rausch
Chicago
Jon Schiel
F. M
Som
la Porte City
Currency reform program waits on election results
The American Bankers Association currency commission said they will press for financial reform after the election, trusting the new Congress and administration to determine any action. They urged local civic groups to advance efforts in the meantime, noting it is idle to expect major legislation in a short session.
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Detroit
Currency Commission of the
American Bankers' Association
Congress
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Congressional Currency Commission
Congressional Commission
National Citizens’ League
Chambers of Commerce
Pickle Works Go Up in Smoke in Des Moines Fire
Fire destroyed Menning and Slater vinegar and pickle works in Des Moines on Sept 19. Building valued at 49000 with 85000 stock loss totaling 125000, half insured. Fire started in the barrel room near the boiler room. delays in reporting allowed flames to engulf four stories. Chief Burnett directed water attack to bring fire under control about an hour after arrival.
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Des Moines
Mennig & Slater Company
F. S. McCord
C. W. Mennig
W. C. Slater
Burnett
Weather Keeps Aviators Down at Chicago Field
Wind conditions at the aviation field prevent any test flights as French and American aviators prepare a 12 mile monoplane and biplane race and a 1000 foot landing contest. In Dresden two German officers were injured when a military aircraft crashed, one with a broken leg and the other with a broken arm.
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Chicago
Dresden
Saxony
OWA Affected by Rates Argued
Chicago September 13. Argument began before Examiner Elder of the interstate commerce commission on suspended increases in coal water rates on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad from Springfield to Clinton. Consumers of Clinton are fighting the increase suspended last April.
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Chicago
Examiner Elder
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Springfield
Clinton
Con Sippers
Chicago Athletic Club siege ends with elusive suspect
Police captain angered by denial of entry as detectives and husband attempt to arrest a man who insulted a woman at Edgewater. Eleven detectives surround the Chicago Athletic Association building while club staff deny knowledge. two remain on watch as night ends without the suspect.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Loop
Edgewater
Fnl Dlone
Chicago Athletic Association
C Lb
Detective Headquarters
Lieut. Gleason
Reed
Dunn
Halpin
Chicago Athentic Association
Capt. Halpin
Chicago Athletic Club
France wins aviation awards at Cicero field
France claims major aviation honors at Cicero field after sweeping the twenty kilometer speed race for monoplanes. George Mestach won in a Mo range Borel beetle with a 12 minute 18.55 second time, Maurice Prevost second, and J Ramon Montero third in a Bleriot.
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Chicago
France
America
Cicero Field
Forsienergs
George Mestach
Maurice Prevost
Deperdussin
J. Ramon Montero
Millinery Opening at Sander Sisters Millinery
Formal opening of the Sander Sil ters Millinery observed today and continuing through tomorrow. Buyers return from eastern markets and the Waterloo establishment displays the latest fashions admired by visitors.
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Sander Sisters
Sander Silters
Waterloo
Strained Romance Sparks in Town Visitor chat
Evangeline Zimmerman and Ernie Casey clash over love and insults in a heated exchange. She declares anger and hurt while he tries to dodge responsibility, leading to a tense, comic confrontation amid small town chatter and a mention of upcoming travel.
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Ernie
Evangeline
Miss Zimmermann
Ernie Casey
Family Reunion Highlights Hanna Lineage in Waterlog
In Waterlog township the Hanna family held a reunion at the old Hanna log cabin site with Mary Hanna, John Q. Hanna, and Consul General Phi C. Hanna among those present. Dinners and reminiscences marked the gathering, tracing the family to early settlers and noting births of Mary, George W, and Phi C. Hanna.
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Hangs
Mary Hanna
John George
Hanna
George
Waterloo
Mia
John Q. Hanna
Blackwell
Tex
Emily George
Jayton
George W. Wanna
Laverne
Phi C. Hanna
Monterrey
Mra
Moulo ‘Tiler
Artasian
Molth Colton
Sherman
Thanks to Austrian Ruler at Mucharistic Congress
Vienna delegates at the Rolemno assembly praised the house of Hapsburg for pacrament glorification. Father Karl Andlau thanked the beloved emperor in the name of Catholic nations as delegates cheered. Rain marred the program while processions and church ceremonies continued despite the downpour.
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Vienna
Karl Andlau
House of Hapsburg
Austria
Dunn to Greet Waterloo with Gubernatorial Campaign Address
Hon. J. G. Dunn, Democratic candidate for governor from Mason City, arrives in Waterloo at 4 PM to deliver a campaign address this evening likely at the armory. Rain and chilly air prompt plans to use the east side park if weather permits.
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J. G. Dunn
Mason City
Waterloo
Armory
East Side
Runkel Studios Announces Two Student Recitals
Runkel studios issue invitations for two student recitals next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in the First National Bank building. Misses Arda Purdy Ruth Miller and Florence Hotchkiss perform piano numbers with Mr. Runkel. Mrs. Annette Yde Lake sings on each evening.
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Runkel
First National Bank
Arda Purdy
Ruth Miller
Florence Hotchkiss
Annette Yde Lake
Paper rates suspended by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed freight rate increases on print power from Sault Ste. Marie Ontario to several U S destinations. The measures range from 2.75 to 4.35 cents per hundred pounds and will remain in effect from September 14 until January 11 next.
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Washington
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Quarantining Against the Hookworm
The article reports a new phase of the hookworm problem in San Francisco and California. It notes widespread infection among migrant laborers from the Orient and West Indies, with quarantine and treatment measures imposed to prevent parasite transmission through uncooked vegetables.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Asa
San Francisco
California
Thatstate
Orient
West Indies
Holts
Sugar and flour ad listing bulk grain products
Ad fragment lists granulated sugar in 48 pound sacks and Plonser Flour available from 10 Ibe avenue with bulk packaging options.
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Stanley Wyant
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Iowa Lumber Co
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Misa Zimmerman
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Sengirt
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New York State
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N.Y
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Democratic State Committee
Runkel Studios
Sunnyside Ave
Leland Ave
Forlependence
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
Home Park
Com’ Nat's Bank
Washington St
W. Loasbe
Greene
Iowa
West Fourth
Colorado
Denver
Hollingsworth Bros
Main St
Cadar Falls
Miller
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Corner 9Th
Wator
Koeneke’s Grocery
Lafayette St
Burke
Sarmera
Jhea
Galloway Brothers
Bowman Company
North Pacific Coast
Rock Island
Ces Best
Salt Lake City
Western Pacific
Feather River Canyon
Southern Pacific
el Paso
New Mexico
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Independent Meat Co
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