Wilson Leads In Nationwide Poll In 1912 Era
The Chicago Record-Herald reports a national canvass five weeks before election day showing Roosevelt leading in the West and Wilson in the East and Wisconsin. Taft lags, 15 million voters undecided, with many likely to decide in the final weeks. Wilson leads Ohio New York New England states while Wisconsin Iowa Illinois show tight races.
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Los Angeles Times
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Empire State
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Auto Accident on Bridge Street injures young Tian
Late Saturday a street car misalignment on Bridge Street caused a Dart pattern rail to strike the track rail. A young man named Tian lost his seat, fell under the rear wheels, and suffered facial lacerations and a torn coat but stood up and walked away without giving his name.
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Bridge Street
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Judge Meyers to Act as Arbiter in Police Court
A neighborhood row will be aired in police court Tuesday morning with witnesses for both sides. Judge Meyers is expected to settle the controversy in a satisfactory manner. William Armstrong filed the charge of disorderly conduct against Mrs Wm Retow, who retaliated with a similar charge. Both sides will present their versions tomorrow morning with counsel for each side. Try & Courier wanted.
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Meyers
William Armstrong
Wm. Retow
Rally News Highlights From Multiple Churches
Church rally coverage reports Dr. G Hardy Clark as principal speaker at St Pauls M E, plus a Walnut Street Baptist rally schedule with district leaders, B Y P A, and missionary society events. First Presbyterian church mission week notes and a Sunday school rally day, plus Universalist cradle and primary reception with 30 guests.
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Gr. Hardy Clark
St. Paul's
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. A. McFarland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Ward
Shellaburg
Ébtate
B. Y. Plus
Cedar Valley Association
Nashua
Woman's Missionary Society
7. S. Tuthill
Almond Street
T. A. McManus
China
Welgek
Primary Department
Cradie Roalist
Universalist Church
JL. MH. Johnston
Ferm
Margarite Tadage
Frying Veal For Tender Juicy Results
When frying veal soak the meat briefly in sweet milk then cook in a pan with hot butter or a mixture of butter and lard. Fry over a strong flame until browned. The milk helps browning and adds flavor and tenderness while keeping the meat juicy.
Roosevelt Progress in Iowa Campaign Amid Party Debate
Roosevelt leads in Iowa with signs of a close race against Wilson as Taft gains, while bull moose factions debate party status and the role of progressive and Democratic defections. In New York, Miss Lucile Pugh defends a Black defendant in a murder case, a rare feat for a woman lawyer. The General Howard association details prisoner aid, reform, and reentries, report highlights 1911 aid to 1,456 applicants with 85 percent payoff and 1,247 employments.
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Works for Rescue of Ex-Convicts
The Central Haward association’s objects were presented in city churches yesterday by Rev. A. Troffman field secretary. Morning talks at Woeatminater Presbyterian and First Congregational churches, with an afternoon session planned.
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Central Haward Association
A. Troffman
Apoln
Watch Heat of Oven
A cautious note on oven behavior describes slow ovens turning paper yellow after three minutes while gas ovens heat more quickly and vary by unit, underscoring the need for careful handling and awareness.
Hadley demands primaries and nonboss delegates
Missouri governor Herbert Hadley issued an ultimatum to back President Taft only if Taft commits to presidential preference primaries and nonboss controlled southern delegates. He linked party split to Chicago convention fraud and urged rules to prevent future abuses. He pledged support if such reforms are adopted. The rest of the page covers club programs and YWCA events in local October plans.
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SL. Louis
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Republican State Committee
Taft
State Committee
Chicago
Vesper Services Highlight YWCA Session
The YWCA vesper services at Walnut Street Baptist Church drew a large audience. Mrs. Elmo Bateman and Mrs. H. C. Wilbur sang a duet during the afternoon program. Speakers included Mrs. C. M. Woods on Christ Our Head and Mrs. Harry T. Fisher on Rural Members of One Body. Miss Alma Gobin led the physical department with Our Body the Temple of Holy Spirit.
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Alma Gobin
Mrs E F Egan Dies in St Paul
Ottumwa friends report the death of Mrs E F Egan in St Paul. The death, attributed to infantile paralysis, leaves no funeral details. The bereaved Mr Egan and local baseball fans express deep sympathy. The couple married September 16, 1911, in St Paul and spent their honeymoon touring the old country.
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Ottumwa
B. F. Egan
Egan
St. Paul
Wigan
Unclear Residence of Mrs. Egan Mentioned in St. Paul
The text notes that during much of the past year Mrs. Egan had made her residence in St. Paul. It provides limited context about her location without additional background or outcomes.
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St. Paul
Des Moines Teamsters Strike Near Noon Over Contract Failure
Des Moines Ta Sept 30 Nearly 1500 union teamsters walked off work at noon after employers and union officials failed to sign contracts. Workers left quietly as Courier want ads note time-saving services.
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Des Moines
Appointment of Executor in Maust Estate
State of Iowa Black Hawk County notice that W H Lichty has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Samuel A Maust deceased late of Black Hawk county All persons indebted must pay immediately and those with claims must present them duly authenticated for allowance J E Sedgwick Attorney September 28 1912
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Iowa
Black Hawk County
Samuel A. Maust
W. H. Lichty
J. E. Sedgwick
Associated Charities and Correction annual meeting notice
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the Association and Correction will be held Wednesday October 2 1912 at 730 pm in the library building on the east side of the Cedar River for electing directors for the ensuing year and for other lawful business. Each association or lodge in the city is entitled to one vote. Please send a delegate. Dated September 30 1912. CHAS D BECKER Secretary.
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Associated Charities and Correction
Cedar River
Chas. D. Becker
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Try & Courier
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Epworth League
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T. H. Fisher
Helen Byrnes
First Presbyterian Church
A. EB. Bradt
Irma Haight
Conservatory of Music
C. B. Bradt
Messrs. Howell and
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Haubert
Kansas City
Congregational Church
W. H. Rollins
Brotherhood
W. F. Milligan
Dubuque
Myers’ Orchestra
Waterloo
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Padley
Frances Grout
Thomas Eaton
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the Bell Outfitters
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