Old Clients in Hot Water Over Land Claim Suit
Washington court action seeks injunction to halt an Interior Department order affecting Siletz Indian reservation land. Claimants William Bates, Thomas Holgerton, and Rev. M. Gilgert allege Ballinger’s past work as counsel and Secretary Pierce's delegated decision tainted title. Ballinger denies any attorney role or special handling of these cases.
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Washington
Ballinger
Siletz
Oiregon
Interior
Frank Fierce
Lign
Wiliam Bales
Thomas Holgerton
Rev. M. Gilgert
Pierce
Bales
Fallinger
Bates
Oregon
Bailinger
Chentage
Liberty Judges Face Threats In Ongoing Case
A court fight grows tense as judges confront threats during a high profile liberty case. Legal representatives argue for safety while preserving impartial proceedings amid mounting public scrutiny.
Royal Power Labor Side of Court Abuse
Philadelphia April 9 Andrew Furuseth denounces modern injunction use in labor disputes as revolutionary and destructive of popular government. In a paper to the American Academy, he warns that equity power strains constitutional liberty. Samuel Gompers joins discussion on scope and limits while noting judges are humans and not beyond criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Andrew Furuseth
Washington, D. C
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Furuseth
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Furnseth
Roosevelt and Catholics in Rome clash over papal power
An editorial in the Northwestern Advocate argues Roosevelt’s refusal to meet the pope shows a fundamental clash between American democratic spirit and papal temporal power. It notes Catholics should see how Roosevelt’s stance differs from papal hierarchy in state matters and emphasizes his unique role as former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rome
Theodore Roosevelt
Northwestern Advocate
Roosevelt
United States
Hudson community notes recall many local visits and events
Mrs Mary Wash returns from Iowa Falls while Miss Elva Pingrey visits Dunkerton friend. Mr and Mrs W G Strayer of Dike spend Sunday with relatives. Several residents travel to Montana for land claims. Clyde Mastain weds Barbara Crawford in Des Moines. Dances in Voorhees and visits to Waterloo noted among many local contacts and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank A. Strayer
Reinbeck
Montana
A. Strayer
A. J. Strayer
Wilson Flickinger
Lawrence Watters
Picket Saylor
Ed Taylor
EF. Cain
Henry Watters
Cedar Falls
Dave Petrie
Clyde Mastain
Des Moines
Amiss
Barbara Crawford
Voorhees
Bertram
H. Styers
Joe Grim
Waterloo
Mesdames Sty Blough
Fred Rosier
H. W. Tardy
Levi Strayer
W. Jd. Smith
Richard Smith
W. ML. Shank
Gibson
Mary LaFranz
Lillian Gresley
Shady Grove School Opens With Miss Blanche Jones
Shady Grove welcomes a new school term as Monday classes begin with Miss Blanche Jones of Jesup as teacher. Local residents report various social visits and errands including several trips to Waterloo and Independence. Horse dealer Jim Hilton sold a fine span for 500 dollars as neighbors engage in local chatter and wedding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Grove
Blanche Jones
Jesup
J. A. Clark
Waterloo
Clark
Jim Hilton
Frank Kenney
Dubuque
Will Luloff
Scofield
LaPorte
W. C. Kenney
O. M. Kenney
Urbana
Will Hilton
Willims
Will Freyling
Independence
Fred Stumma
Will Robe
Haas
John Lizer
John Schalble
A. D. Mount
Frank Luloff
Shell Rock Shell Rack
April notes from Shell Rock list local residents traveling, visiting relatives, or changing jobs. Carl Mansfield and Miss Millie Remington of Grinnell are home for a week. Claude Richardson joined Wells Fargo Express in Des Moines. Several residents visit or relocate and a baby is born. The city reappointed Dr. W H Smith as health officer for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mansfield
Millie Remington
Grinnell
BR. J. Levey
Fresno
Calif
TW. McTrray
Ruth
Marjory
Thomas Ferguson
Familly
Waterloo
Claude Richardson
Wells-Fargo Express Company
7Th
Des Moines
Richardson
Local Notes From New Hartford on April 7 Meeting Changes
New Hartford residents report Arthur Fohes of Glynden Minnesota visiting at G M Brannan's home. City council elected J F Hoffman as clerk. L J Smith attended Republican county central committee meeting in Allison. Township trustees named Dr I Pelltetler health physician for the year. Milo Lewis and wife attend court in Allison. Mrs Grace Thoman of Finchford becomes local telephone operator as per Parkersburg move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Arthur Fohes
Glynden
Minn
G. M. Brannan
J. F. Hoffman
L. J. Smith
Allison
Republican County Central
Pelltetler
Milo Lewis
Grace Thoman
Finchford
Laws of Warl Richardson
Parkersburg
Halley’s Comet Forecast and Earth Encounter
This article explains Halley’s comet trajectory and orbit. It describes planetary positions, the sun as center, and how comets travel in ellipses. It outlines the expected approach in 1909 1910 with distances and safety, noting nine months of visibility and the scientific value of observation.
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Colo Halon
Earth
Umea
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Halley
Apace
Local notes of social visits and travel in Parkersburg area
The column records Dr. J. L. Hesse of Clarksville greeting old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Strong return from Burns Kansas to visit their sons Charles and Ea. F. C. Harmon of Shell Rock visits WW Harmon. Adolph Whipple loses a horse bought days ago for 200 dollars. L. H. Mead and wife stay with WW Harmon. C. & Paine of Independence near neighbors. Don and Mrs Graves of Wyoming visit the Case home. Wallace Roney and Harry Sherman leave for Alisaon for jury duty. Miss Lawrence Pallock returns from Eldorado Kansas with her sister. H. J. Wood and David Herman travel to Chapin to buy horses. Louis Rubenstein and Ben visit Mrs. Alice Boursquin.
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Parkersburg
New Hartford
Dike
J. L. Hesse
Clarksville
Strong
Burns
Kan
Charles
F.C. Harmon
Shell Bock
WW. J. Harmon
Adolph Whipple
L. H. Mead
W. J. Harmon
C. & Paine
Independence
Don Graves
Wyoming
D. M
Mises Lawrence Pallock
Eldorado
Harry Fiten
H. J. Wood
David Herman
Chapin
Louis Rubenstein
Ben
Alice Boursquin
Stoadley Move and Township Appointment Reported
Rockford April 7.5 Mrs and Mrs Kart Stoadley moved this week in the TV Hills house. Rev. H R Core has been appointed consul enumerator for Neckford township.
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Rockford
Mra
Kart Stoadley
Hills House
H.R. Core
Neckford Township
Local social notes from Rockford and surrounding towns
Ralph Crowell has been doing business in Rockford the past week. J Headley made a business trip to Cedar Rapids Monday. Mrs I Wright and daughter visit at the home of the former’s parents, Mr and Mrs J Dean. Miss Gertrude Lorenz expected home soon from Waterloo hospital. Mr and Mrs HM Childs visited the Knight family in Estherville. Mrs August Cook is very sick. Mrs Wm Dayton and son Herbert visited Mr and Mrs Martin Squares in Nora Springs last week. Mr Elmer Brigg building a new porch and making improvements. Miss Genie Steuben returned to her home Friday in Huron South Dakota.
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Ralph Crowell
Rockford
J. Headley
Cedar R Rapids
I. Wright
J. Dean
Gertrude Lorenz
Waterloo
HM. Childs
Estherville
Knight
August Cook
Young farmer dies after horse kicks him in head
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 9 Fred Grobe a prominent young farmer died in the local hospital last night. He was kicked in the head two weeks ago by a horse frightened by a passing automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Evening Press
Fred Grobe
Bank Statement Details Fall in New York April Report
Bank statement from New York dated April 9 shows a decrease in loans of 9,275,000 and a drop in deposits totaling 22,461,000. Reserve funds fell by 9,794,000 and surplus decreased by 4,719,000 with a brief note of deposits decline also recorded at 4,167.
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New York
lLoang
Gnc
Engineer Brayton Run Down by Motorcycle in Davenport
Veteran Rock Island Road civil engineer Benjamin Brayton, Davenport, Ia., was struck by a motorcycle driven by Hugo Schmidt, a Davenport manufacturer. Brayton lies in hospital, unconscious, with serious injuries and possible fatal outcome. Schmidt is reported as a prominent local manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Evening Press
Benjamin Brayton
Rock Island, Railroad
Hugo Schmidt
Brayton
Aged Pioneer Dies of Heart Failure in Town
Jesane W. Graham, aged 70, a longtime grocer and pioneer, dropped dead this morning in Town City Ta. He leaves a wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Evening Press
Jesane W. Graham
Days of War and the Destruction of The Constitution
Tama Iowa April 7. Eye witness Dr Wm Corns recalls 1863 Keokuk plot to destroy the disloyal newspaper The Constitution. A party led by Jim Shelladay used whiskey to steady nerves as fifty men armed with revolvers hammers and axes toppled presses and loaded debris onto drays then sank the paper in the Mississippi under Lt Ball's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Corns
Thomas Cleggett
The
Constitution
Iowa
Medical College
Keokuk
Hecht
Jim Shelladay
Wright
Indiana
Jim
Cleggett
Army
Housell
Ball
U. S
Rall
Fistic Battle Ends Fatal Injury in Passaic Fight
Two 19 year old boys from Passaic high school settled differences with gloves in a vacant lot. Frank Keiser allegedly landed a body blow that felled Gilbert Trehou Aled, who died after the seventh round. Referee Henry Knackstedt and all officials were arrested as investigators probed the fatal prize fight.
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Passaic
N. J
Gilbert Trehou Aled
Frank Keiser
Canada
Henry Knackstedt
Presbyterian Sunday School
Keizer
Trehou
Delegates Named at Miners Meet in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa April 5 The United Mine Workers state convention elected delegates to the Town Federation of Labor W D Screet Jacob Ritter of district 1 and John Gray of district 2 The appeal of the Ogden fine case was sustained and the $1 fine against Urente men who attacked in violation of their agreement with mine owner John P Reege will not be refunded.
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Hes Moines
Eveening Press
United Mine Workers
Town Federation of Labor
W. D.screet
Jacob Ritter
John Gray
Ogden
John P. Reege
Suit to block $45 million merger announced in Columbus
A suit to halt the purchase and joint operation of the Hocking Valley Michigan railroads Chesapeake and Ohio and Lake Shore, valued at about 48 million dollars, was filed in Columbus today. The death involved in the case is noted in the report.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley & Kannewha
Michigan
Chesapeake & Ohio
Lake Shore
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Hudson
Frederic Campbell
Newfoundland
Olaw
Sean
Pvates Et Ae
Solar System
Urze
Fea
Gygle
Benj. Brayton
the Rock
Island Road
Hon. C. H. Mills
Henry Clay Dean
Dean
Gleggett
Lieut. Ball
Mr. Dean
Ball and I
Sixth
Main Street
Richmond
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