Taft Backs Ballinger Openly in Ballinger Pinchot Rift
President Taft endorses Richard A. Ballinger on conservation issues, stating the present administration will act within the law. Glavis is dismissed as a result. the letter to Ballinger outlines the controversy and asserts Ballinger’s loyalty to Roosevelt era policy.
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Taft
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Ballinger-Pinchot
Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Roosevelt
Glavis
L. R. Glavis
General Land
Beverly
Mass
Field Division
General Land Office
Seattle
Wash
Cunningham
Garfield
Dennett
William H. Taft
Tribune Sues Examiner Over Copyright Infringement
The Chicago Tribune petitions the U S circuit court in Chicago charging the Illinois Seeling and Printing Co publishers of the Chicago Examiner with contempt for reprinting a north pole discovery article copyrighted by The New York Times and The Tribune. Judge Grosscup issued a temporary injunction and may hear arguments tomorrow as the Taft visit delays proceedings. Attorney Moritz Rosenthal represents the defendants. Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended by druggists.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court
Northern District of
Ilinois
Illnois Seeing and Printing Company
Chicago Examiner
Tribune Company
Mayer, Meyer, Austrian & Platt
North Pole
Robert E. Peary
New York Times Company
Grosscup
Taft
Moritz Rosenthal
Chamberlain
Raymond and Spring Creek Ball Game Ends Narrowly
Raymond and Spring Creek played a tight Sunday baseball game with Raymond trailing 14 to 15 in the book. Johnson pitched well for Spring Creek and Linter for Raymond. Umpire Kemp oversaw the contest attended by 76 spectators amid postgame disagreement over calls and the score.
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Raymond
Spring Creek
Johnson
Linter
Kemp
Waterloo News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Letters from Miss Mae Hoffman in New York report progress in the international typewriting contest set for September 26. Nelson Hitchcock recovers and plans to play ball. Maud Dumond becomes a stenographer for Lichty Naven in Lafayette Building. Waterloo hosts its first school flower show Friday 4 to 6 pm in the Central and East Waterloo manual training buildings. Mrs. H W Conrad is ill in Chicago. her daughter Edna Conrad Blaine is in Omaha. Alton Gammill, 19, bedridden with typhoid but improving, has family in North Dakota and Minnesota aid. A marriage license issued to Marion Dingman and Grace Ilgen. Sheriff to retrieve Margaret Teisinger for Iowa’s proposed reformatories. Federal building repaint bids opened. F. M. Michael lowest bidder. work to begin after Washington approval with sixty-day completion.
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New York City
Waterloo
Nelson Hitchcock
Maud Dumond
College of Commerce
Lichty-Naven Company
Lafayette
H. W. Conrad
Mt. Vernon Township
Cedar Falls
Chicago
T. W. Blaine
Edna Conrad
Omaha
Alton Gammill
Bloomer Baseball Aggregation
Clinton
la Porte City
Balfour
N. D
Minnesota
Custer Battle Rehearsal Planned at Pierre
Final arrangements for a grand Custer battle spectacle at Pierre during Cheyenne River reservation lands registration draw crowds from across Sioux reservations. About 190 participants will join observers including Chief Eagle Chasing and interpreter Giles Tapiola with 200 horses prepared for the reenactment led by Chief Tran Lightning. Eastern magazines plan to send reporters as the event draws national interest.
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Crow Creek
Lawher Brule
Cherenne River
Northwest
Eagle Chasing
Sitting Bull
Little Big Horn
Custer
Giles Tapiola
Tran Lightning
Harriman Monument Planned by Railroad Men
John Crance of St Joseph has started a popular subscription fund among United States railroad employees to erect a monument to E H Herriman. Crance is brother of the late S E B Crance long a Chicago Burlington & Quincy Missouri superintendent. Vesuvius 15 Again Active in Italy with rumblings and minor shocks reported from Portici near Naples.
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John Crance
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
E. H. Herriman
United States
S. EB. Crance
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Lines
Missouri
Vesuvius
Rome
Portici
Bay of
Naples
Auto Drivers to Face Music
City police filed several speeding cases this morning after a quiet investigation. Three cited to appear in Justice A B Switzer's court at 2 pm include R X N Cowln, Michael Manhard, and Frank Fowler Jr for exceeding the speed limit. Walter Clark pleaded guilty and was fined $3 with total costs $10.25.
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Court of Justice
A. B. Switzer
R. X N. Cowln
Michael Manhard
Frank Fowler, Jr
J. E. Dempster
Justice of the Peace
Walter Clark
Nesbit
Justice Court
Miss Anna Maeyer to Direct St Josephs Choir in Waterloo
Iowa City Republican reports Miss Anna Maeyer leaves tomorrow to direct the St Josephs church choir in Waterloo. She will also run a piano studio and teach classes while continuing leadership roles in local music circles and previously led the University Choral society.
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Iowa City
Anna Maeyer
Waterloo
Iowa
St. Joseph's Church
Miss Meyer
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief at 50 Cents
Readers are urged to try Pyramid Pile Cure for severe hemorrhoids with promises of lasting relief. A free trial offer is included to prove the remedy, followed by purchasing at druggists if satisfied. The ad warns of complications like ulcers and abscesses if untreated and urges immediate action.
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Coupon Offer
A promotional coupon from PYRA MID DRUG COMPANY invites readers to fill lines with name and address and mail to 218 Pry mid Building Marshall Michigan for a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure sent by mail. The offer emphasizes free delivery in a plain wrapper.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Prymid Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Chicago Markets Report from Richardson & Larre bee
Estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep listed for today in Chicago markets. Cattle market opened slow and closed strong while sheep market opened and closed shady. Correspondents Lamson Bros. Co. and Gasser block note communications at 6262 Sycamore Street.
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Richardson & Larrebee
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamson Bros. & Co
Sycamore Street
Gasser Block
Chicago
Shady
Ute
Totnes
Peculiar accident ends painting contractor's life near Lake Forest
Nicholas Powers aged 54, a painting contractor from Lake Forest, died after falling from a scaffold and becoming entangled in a rope, his feet catching as he swung and hung for hours. He was last seen painting a Lake Forest college bridge over a ravine. Dr. Abernathy is quoted on kidney health.
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Chicago
Nicholas Powers
Lake Forest
Lake Forest College
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