Iowa dairying urged by Danish success example
Iowa should push dairy development inspired by Denmark where a shift to dairying created profitable production. Professor Boeggild praises Iowa cows and Holsteins as superior to Danish stock, suggesting Iowa can double butter fat output with improved breeding and practices. Rail rate abuses near the coast also draw attention to transportation costs affecting local business and farm machinery sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towans
Iona
Denmark
Liey
Boeggild
Royal Danish Agricultural College
Copen- Hagen
Vpaville
Spokane
Wash
Reno
Nev
Qoast
Omaha
Neno
Union and Southern Pacific Line
Sacramento
Denver
Boston
Gold supply and price theory discussed
The author questions whether the rise in general prices is due to more gold or to a broader rise in other goods and labor. They propose a hypothetical world with only gold and flour to show price changes depend on relative increases, noting vast increases in other earth products and labor lack corresponding statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Great Victory Cited For Interstate Commerce Commission
A brief note praises the Interstate Commerce Commission for its value in regulating excessive rates and the need for money to adjust these charges. The comment frames this as a significant achievement since a key ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intertate Commerce Commission
Shift Coming in Bryanites Democratic Reform Move
The Bryanitas of the democratic party form an organization to choose popular issues and aid candidates. They aim to reform, break from railroad and corporation influence, and provoke debate on party lines. Questions arise about future alliances between Democrats and Republicans over reform versus capital interests.
Browne Jury Farce Sparks Public Outcry
State's Attorney Wayman denounces the Browne bribery trial jury as tampered though evidence showed multiple self incriminating confessions and documentary proof. The defense attacked witnesses, portrayed the affair as blackmail, and abruptly rested. One juror was Lorimer’s neighbor, hinting at machine influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Wayman
Chicago
Lorimer
Forrest
Lorimer Browne case looms as jury fears grow
The article discusses mounting anxieties about Lorimer Browne and jurors amid courtroom tensions and alleged misconduct by jurors and officials. It notes Browne faces trial in Cook County and potential political backlash in Springfield, framing the case as a test of civic duty and reform against corrupt conditions. It also covers Colonel Henry Watterson on women’s suffrage, criticizing its broad political impact while praising widening women’s work, yet opposing ballot enfranchisement for half the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorliner Leachmen
Paracett
McSurely
Peo
Browne
Tie
Agate
Cook County
Springfield
Tate
Wiinoeis
Lorimer
Marle Henry
Kentucky
United States
Ilenry Watterson
Mark
Mr. Watterson
Colorado
Jailers let loose: parole ruling frees hundreds of inmates
July 1 report details a Joliet parole board action following the supreme court ruling upholding parole law. About 367 inmates could be released from a 1,590 cell total, with 12 convicts escaping to Chicago and 175 parolees to receive final discharge. The incident arises after the court reversed an earlier constitutional finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stobes Penitentiary
Chicago
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Joliel
Prospector
Woman killed by electrocution in Virginia case
Ticdmond Virginia July 1 Angela Hamilton 25 was executed in the electric chair for the June 1999 murder of Mrs Sallfe Hix in Lynchburg. Hamilton had been tried three times with two hung juries before a third trial found him guilty after a fatal beating and gunshot wound. He faced repeated gubernatorial reprieves and urged friends to reform. He leaves a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticdmond
Angela Hamilton
Sallfe Hix
Lynchburg
Fiamilton
Hamilton
Beriberi Cure Found Reported by Public Health Service
A Washington report states polished rice diet cures beriberi, while unpolished rice kept in Philippine institutions once fostered the disease. In such places the illness disappeared after polished rice adoption. Danish cabinet resigns as King Frederick accepts blanket resignation in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beribert
Washington, D.D
Public Health Services
Philippines
Herberi
Danish Gabinet
Copenhagen
Frederick
Rage War At Lemberg University Wounds Dozens
Two student groups Ruthenian and Polish clashed at the University of Lemberg in Austria Hungary on July 1. Many officials and students were seriously wounded as revolvers were fired. Police intervened to break up a three cornered fight amid a feud rooted in racial jealousy at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemberg
Austria-Uungaerg
Univy of
Old Ag
Suffragist Goon Held for Robbery In Dc Trials
Hley Runyon a 17 year old from Richmond Virginia and Julian D B Whichard of Atlanta were each held on 4500 bail in police court for house breaking. Police allege they robbed the home of Secretary Mosely of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Mrs Emily Runyon says the boy’s brain is abnormal and a surgical operation may cure the defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Runyon
Savannah
Drown
Raymond visits Bremer and area residents visit
Raymond and Mrs Brigman with two children travel to Bremer for a couple of weeks. Visitors include John Baker of Waterloo and Charles Rudel of South Dakota at William Rudel’s home. Marie Hull returns for summer vacation from the College of Commerce in Waterloo, with others visiting relatives in Raymond and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Charles Rbrigman
Leonard
Tielen
Bremer
John Baker
Waterloo
Charles Rudel
South Dakota
William Rudel
Marie Hull
College of Commerce
Merbert Britzman
Charles Weltsin
O. W. Follett
Mary
Laura
M. Philips
Ed Smith
Junkerton
Glen Poyner
Alis. Dunham
Selma
Ala
Alis
A. Burt
Jesse Seely
Dennis Knapp
Marie Fischels
James Edwards
Carl Knapp
Katheryne Smith
Dunkerton
Charles Cook
Herman McVey
Belle Smith
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Schuler
Floyd Schuler
Airs
David Schuler
G. M. Parker
Phillips
Hall
Women’s Home
Port Arthur Opens to World Shipping Today
Toxic July 1 reports the opening of Port Arthur to the shipping of all nations, a move publicized in the official gazette. Japan had decided months earlier to open Port Arthur as a free commercial port of entry, surprising observers who saw it losing strategic military value and becoming a regular commercial city. The port's winter weather freedom is noted as a major advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Gaizette
Bucharest
Queen Elizabeth of
Roumania
Carmen Sylva
Elizabeth
Elopement Suspicions In Waterloo Couple Missing
William Kirsher and his 22 year old step daughter Maud Kirsher have not been seen since May 18. Neighbors note unusual attentiveness between them and a mystery to Greene wife Mary Kirsher. The pair left Waterloo after reporting plans to visit Greene with Mrs Kirsher, with steps toward possible desertion or crime while officers are urged to locate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirsher
Maud Kirsher
Waterloo
Erene
Maytag
Fife Street
Mary Kirsher
Greene
Kirsher
Hall Park
Miss I Kirsher
Bluff Street
Roy of 18 Elopes with 19 Year Old Bride
Frank L. Farris, 14, son of former state representative Charles Farris, elopes with Nell Krutsinger, 19, daughter of Sim Krutsinger. They wed out of state and return to Louisville, keeping the marriage secret until yesterday. The couple, schoolmates a year ago, must have gone out of state for a license. The groom is described as the youngest married man in the state, and they plan to reside with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Frank L. Farris
Charles Farris
Nell Krutsinger
Sim Krutsinger
Lcense
Parrisa
Injuries and Drownings Reported in Iowa Localities
In Creston and nearby towns four incidents are recorded. Frank Davis, 42, was injured by cars in the railroad yards and taken to a hospital. his wife and family reportedly live in Cedar Rapids. A 12 year old, Roy, drowned in the Iowa River at Iowa City after disappearing from home. Clyde Waggonner of Masena sustained severe injuries in a runaway when his team bolted near a water tank, leading to amputation. Paul Weaver, 25, fell forty feet from a pole, caught by a wire, and was hospitalized with uncertain injuries.
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Creston
Evening Press
Frank Davis
Cedar Rapids
Davis
Roy
Iowa River
Iowa City
Evening Shouts
Ward Shantz
Burt
Greston
Hoening Press
Clyde Waggonner
Massena
Guy Wire
Clinton
Paul Weaver
Orange TWP. Orange Two Notes and Local Life
June 30 report from Orange Township highlights slight Sunday rain, ongoing heat, and drying vegetation. Revival services at South Waterloo church draw good attendance. Local residents share news of lost horses, visits, travels to Omaha cattle sale, hospital treatment, family moves, and a honeymoon footprint from Minneapolis before relocation to Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Waterloo
de Jarger
Davis
A. A. Bontrager
Walkce Fike
Mildgeville
Lil
Wharne
Arthur Smith
Frank Heitter
T. F. Heitter
Dubuque
Jonas Flickinger
Wilson Heitter
John Flickinger
Tracy, Minn
Harry Smucker
Fred Miller
Omaha
Neb
H. Lowe
Montana
P. Hoover
Waterloo Chautauqua
Virgil Tiltsworth
Minneapolis
Ear in the Mail Targets Pittsburgh Steamship President
In Cleveland on July 1 Harry C. Coulby chairman of the Pittsburg Steamship Company received a box containing a human ear and a note threatening harm to him. Police have arrested suspects along the river front and investigate the case as a potential attack connected to a prominent financier and a wealthy widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Harry C. Coulby
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Steel Trust
Jake
Lawton Lake
Buffalo
Coulby
Woman on Trial Opens Wrist in East Prussia
Frau Von Schoenbeck Weber, on trial for alleged complicity in her husband’s murder, attempted suicide by wrist cutting. Doctors hope to save her life as the case stirs national interest and she is committed to an insane asylum after the trial is suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenstein
East Prussia
Frau von Schoenbeck Weber
Major von Schoenbeck
von Goeben
Frau von Schoenbeck
A. C. Weber
Berlin
Germany
Wedded at Bride's Home in Bennington Township
Mrs. Fred Mueller of Memphis Tenn has recovered enough from surgery to return home Sunday morning. Victor J Teissinger and Ramona A Daniels were married Tuesday at the bride’s parents home in Bennington township with Rev J A Haehlen officiating. The couple will reside in Des Moines. The bride is daughter of Andrew Daffiels and a former county teacher. The groom is son of Jacob Teissinger and a Des Moines law student. A surprise shower followed the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mueller
Memphis
Tenn
J. E. Chapin
Maple Street
Victor J. Teissinger
Ramona A. Daniels
Bennington Township
J. A. Haehlen
Gresham
Des Moines
Black Hawk County
Andrew Daffiels
Jacob Teissinger
Sac
CSS
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Gresham Church
Mrs. Teissinger
Cedar Falls visitor and local happenings in Janesville
Maiel Fish from Cedar Falls visits Janesville while Mrs. John McMurray remains gravely ill under nurse care. A Fourth of July picnic is planned in Nettleton's woods by Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. Farm sale from Matt Pierce to a Jesup buyer. Many locals travel, visit, or suffer minor incidents, with residents and kin appearing across Janesville and nearby towns.
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Janesville
Maiel Fish
Cedar Falls
John McMurray
Nettleton’s Woods
Matt Pierce
Jesup
Red Hand
Tuesda
Faith “Y McLaughlin
Coon Rapids
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Fenstermaker
Clifford Shantz
Lad
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Case
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Charles Shepard
Dave Nettleton
Hattie Moore
Nebraska
Charley Irewe
Dave Boomer
Wil Wright
Senator Gore
Bertha Briner
Waverly Hospital
Alex Rohrbachers
Myra Rohrbacher
Jim Townsend
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