Wilson Heap Big Sioux Chief at Iowa stop
Governor Wilson is welcomed by the Sioux at Sioux City with a mock ceremony and pledge to be a "good Indian" while addressing students at Morningside College and touring the Interstate Fair grounds. He arrives amid large crowds across Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Minnesota.
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Sioux City
Wilson
Tribe of the Sioux
Himeslf
Bronx City
Morningside College
Europe
Fair Grounds
Woodrow Wilson
Iowa
Missouri
Sioux
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Smith
F. L. Eaton
Interstate Fair Association
Auto
G. Dunn
Johnston
Gas adventure with moving picture husband
Grand junction Colo Sept 17 Mrs Lora Levasay kidnapped from her father's home by her husband of two days, whom she had married after advertising for a mate, was found today on the steps of a sanitarium. She will recover. Posses are searching for Levasay.
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Colo
Lora Levasay
Posses
Leraesy
Marshall 13 Busy Goes to La Grange Campaign Stop
Gov Thomas R Marshall of Indiana democratic vice presidential candidate travels from St Joseph to Hannibal then La Grange Mo. He will speak in La Grange where his family lived as a child before returning to Hannibal for a evening address and later to St Louis for a City Club speech.
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Hannibal
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
St. Joseph
la Grange
Marshall
Marshalls
Missouri
St. Louis
Tuncheon
Wilson campaign schedule outlines speeches on food laws
Governor Wilson spoke at the fair grounds on pure food laws and enforcement, with a 2 PM talk and a special Democratic train to Sioux Falls. A second campaign sprint follows through Connecticut, Massachusetts, Atlantic City, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Omaha, and Lincoln with Bryan on Oct. 5.
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Wilson
Fair Grounds
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Atlantic City
Good Roads Congress
Indianapolis
National Conservation Congress
St. Louis
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Frank Chance Resting Easily After Brain Surgery
New York reports manager Frank Chance of the Chicago Nationals resting easily after yesterday’s operation for a blood clot at the base of his brain. His physician believes the procedure may permanently cure him and allow a return to baseball as a player. Chance had suffered severe headaches, with a pitched ball blamed for the injury.
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New York
Frank Chance
Chicago Nationals
Chance
Armed Robbery Aboard Memphis Special Near Stevenson
Two masked men boarded the Memphis Special westbound near Stevenson Alabama and looted the mail car. Clerks were restrained while sacks of registered mail were opened. a bag of valuables was taken before the robbers fled when the emergency cord was pulled.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Memphis
Southern Railway
Stevenson
Ala
Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prize Auto Races at Milwaukee
The Vanderbilt cup on Sept 21 and the grand prize on Sept 17 will be run in Milwaukee. The course prioritizes safety with wide straightaways and safe speed curves, and spectators are kept far from danger zones to prevent risk. Noted drivers Caleb Bragg Mulford Bergdol Hughes and others are expected to compete.
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Milwaukee
Caleb Bragg
Mulford
Bergdol
Hughes
Contention over voting trust ties Harvester monopoly case
Government lawyers in Chicago outline a 1902 voting trust among Geo W Perkins Cyrus H McCormick and Charles Deering that allegedly gave them full voting power of International Harvester The proceedings connect Perkins McCormick and Deering to control of the company and mirror earlier beef trust tactics in the Sherman Act case
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Geo. W. Perkins
Cyrrus H. McCormick
Chas. Deering
P.rkins
The
Steel Corporation
E. H. Gary
Norman B. Ream
Geo.f. Baker
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Cyrus H. McCormick
Alexander Legg
Wim. N. Cale
E N. Wood
Minnesota Holds Primaries Today
Minnesota voters head to the polls for the first statewide primary electing state officers congressmen and senators. Four Republican candidates seek the governorship as the Progressive party weighs its ticket, per Hugh T. Halbert. BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS TWO IN ELGIN ILLINOIS.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Congress
United States
Hugh T. Halbert
Progressive State Central Committee
Supreme Court Convenes for September Term
Des Moines Iowa supreme court opened the September term with the full bench present. The first session focused on calendar arrangements and no decisions were announced.
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Supreme Court
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Aviator Rescued After Floating Two Hours
Tugs searched Lake Michigan for A. J. Engle of Cleveland Ohio after his hydroplane engine failed during a flight from Clarendon beach to Grant park. Lifesavers rescued him two miles offshore after he floated more than two hours.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
A. J. Engle
Cleveland
Clarendon Beach
Grant Park
Engle
Garros Sets New Altitude Mark in France Flight
In Houlgate France on September 1 Roland G Garros climbed to 16240 feet in a monoplane, then glided down after engine trouble. The previous world altitude record with a passenger was 12779 feet set by Csaky at Vienna on June 29.
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Houlgate
France
Roland G. Garros
Garros
Csakay
Vienna
Roosevelt to Call Special Congress Session for Welfare Laws
Ex President Roosevelt in Tucson pledges a special session after his inauguration to enact the Progressive party welfare program. He aims to apply it to government employees, the District of Columbia, Alaska, and interstate commerce as far as possible, promising model Washington and broader social reforms. He travels from Los Angeles to Arizona with stops in Tucson Maricopa and Phoenix before heading to New Mexico and beyond.
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Arin
el Col
Roosevelt
Congress
Progressive Party
District of Columbia
Alaska
Col. Roosevelt
Washington
Arizona
Ariz
Northwest
Pacific Coast
New Mexico
Col
Los Angeles
Maricana
Phoenix
Denver
Senator Heyburn Nearing Health Crisis in Washington
In Washington on September 7 Senator W. R. Heyburn of Idaho is described as seriously ill with heart trouble. His health has been poor for two years and a prior brain clot warned against strain. Recently he resumed vigorous speaking, and physicians fear further strain has worsened his condition.
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Washington
W. RB. Heyburn
Idaho
Officials Confer Over Coal Strike In Kanawha Fields
In Oskaloosa Iowa officials of the United Mine Workers led by President John P. White discuss a plan to end the Kanawha coal strike. VP F J Hayes and Sec Treas Edwin Perry join the meeting with other executive board members.
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Oskaloosa
United Mine Workers of America
Kanawha
West Virginia
John P. White
F. J. Hayes
Indianapolis
Edwin Perry
White
Tuberculosis Day Emphasized for October Observance
Des Moines reports a nationwide Tuberculosis Day planned for Sunday October 27 with pulpit addresses on prevention. The Tuberculosis department will provide materials and outlines for clergy and will mail free literature to aid observance. If October 27 is unavailable any nearby date will suffice. State lecturer A E Kepford will supply information.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Naional Association
Andreas
A.E. Kepford
Water Air Events On Lake Michigan
Air boats capable of flying or skimming the water contested off Chicago's business center in the first formal event of this kind. Six hydro aerial planes entered with programs including a figure 2 on the water for 300 dollars, a steeplechase for 350 dollars, and a four mile crib voyage for 400 dollars.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Concord Republicans Convene As New Progressive Party Forms
The New Hampshire Republican state convention focused on nominating presidential electors and ratifying state candidates from the recent primary. Officials planned to reorganize the state committee after resignations by members who joined the new Progressive party.
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Goncord
N.H
Alan
New Progressive Party
Recomment Rate of Liability Proposals in Iowa Bill
Des Moines September 17 a workers compensation measure would pay sixty percent of wages for at least 490 weeks for permanent disability. The proposed rate was presented to Governor Carroll and signed by all commission members except W W Baldwin of Burlington.
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Des Moines
Employers’ Liability Commission
Carroll
W. W. Baldwin
Burlington
Funeral for J. A. Minnel at Elmwood Cemetery
The funeral of J. A. Minnel who died Sunday at Presbyterian hospital was held at 10:30 this morning at the O Keefe and Towne undertaking parlor with Rev H Mueller of First Lutheran in charge. Burial followed in Elmwood cemetery as friends paid respects with many flowers.
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J. A. Minnel
Presbyterian Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking Partore
H. Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Elmwood Cemetery
City Ownership of Car Lines Advocated by Duluth Council
Duluth city council urged public ownership of street car lines last night and directed its attorney to proceed with a plan to take over the property. General Manager Warren reported the strike backbone broken, though union leaders deny this claim as service nears normal.
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Tulugh
Duluth
Warren
Wild Outburst in Parliament in Hungary Sparks Feud
Opening Hungarian lower house session dissolves into a fierce factional clash as Count Stephen Tlaza faces taunts from government deputies. A deputy taunts a revolver question sending members toward blows. leaders intervene to separate combatants amid continued disorder.
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Budapest
Hungary
Stephen Tlaza
Julius Andrasay
Count Tisza
Rulius Kovacs
Awaited Documents Taint Murder Case as Kaiser Wilhelm II Arrives
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II was due in New York with Franz Menschik aboard as Austrian consul Dr. Fritz Fischerhauer and investigators pursue the death of Rosa Menschik Szabo. They seek official papers from Menschik, amid claims the Vienna death certificate forgery taints a posthumous will. Gibson, jailed in Goshen on murder charges, may face adjournment as hearings proceed and he directs his defense from prison.
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New York
Franz Menschik
Fritz Fischerhauer
Menschik
Rosa Menschik Szabo
Greenwood Lake
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