Conferees Appointed and Rate Bill Debate Continue
Washington March 23 conferees Beveridge Higham and Paterson were appointed on the statehood bill. The senate debated the railroad rate bill with Lodge Spooner Titman Foraker and others clashing over commissions and constitutional questions. The war department discussion on abolishing the general officer grade suggested changes to officers retiring or dropping from active lists.
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Washington, D. C
Beveridge, Dhigham
Pateson
Canter
Senate
Lodge
Spooner
Loge
Muraker
Bacon
Rayner
Tilman
Senator Lodge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wether
Titlman
Foraker
Letalion
Washington
New England
Mr. Bailey
Circuit Sares
Interstate Commission
Tie
Congress
Circuit
Sr. Spooner
Suptreme Court
Tillman
Messrs
Spooner and
Marah
War Department
Corbin
McArthur
Tolleay
Aulive
Cummins gathering favored for Governor at Marshall County
The Marshall county Republicans met in session with no contest for offices as nominations were completed. The convention is expected to nominate Cummins for governor, with Cattsins for Congress and the remuni tion GE Judge Caswell being mentioned for his judgeship.
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Marshalstown
Mir
Marshall County
Neal
Cummins
Cattsins
Caswell
Dobson Charges Wall Street Backing in Campaign Fund Claim
In Highland Park last night Judge George G. Dobson reiterated claims that Wall Street funded the current congressman’s campaign. He alleged a $1000 contribution by General Wadsworth and charged the 70,000 age suit as a device to mislead the public while urging voters from Des Moines and nearby areas to hear the case and support his position.
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Des Maines
Ah Caylain OA
Wtterances
George G. Dobson
Wall Street
Highland Park
General Wadsworth
Washington
Hull
Association of Tates’ Aid Societies
Odd Fellows
Dows
Grand and petit jurors cited for April term in Iowa court docket
A fragmentary list shows grand and petit jurors named for an April term in United States and state courts across Iowa. Names include Clark of United States Courts, J. Man Dngee, Yalek Stites, Thoms Me Irish, Peel Jumaps, Joten Be Freatvess, and many others from towns such as Nora Springs Independence Waverly and Manchester. The spelling is uneven due to OCR, but the long roster indicates jury duty selection for upcoming legal proceedings.
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Urittat
TMOG
al Douay
B. Busee
Phalafieth
Ferdinand B. Sires Sidgewood
Wroak Merrily Bitaz
M. Brendan
Ale
George Jooreh
Wlhader
Youndoherts
Nora Springs
Chirk
Iayethe
Whenslo
Lay L Mitchell
Frank B. Lomas
Crone
Charge Dar
Geel
Iris
Ghissen
New Twamban
Halver
Lobos
Minn
Trewin
Quasqueton
Gregel
Caannaviia
Lester Joluisen
Mettregor Cla
Pours
Maccessar
Jute N. Syellt
Line Syrigs
Irmak FE
Baker
Mayelie
Andrews
Ramet Ducus
Frolic
George W. Horn
Nashyae
A. G. Brown
Barber
Independence
Thompson
Waverly
J. Brodie
Ceflin
Morton George Fullon
St. Ansgar
Robert St. John
Ihevillet Cogley
Chickasaw
Trough
Wateriog
Silsbee
Hoag
Oneids
N. H
Walter Rawson
Arlington
Charles Tusbuid
Waucorit
Edward Bush
Osterdock
Siversind
W Ashley
Iniowns
Cresce
Tohnn
A. Clark
Rnc
Genk Mononais Bennett
Floyd A. Merkle
Waterloo
Woah
J. Fike
Watertoo
John Larson
Devon
George W. Johnson
Charles Cigy
Werhert Marris
Manchester
Culberson Seeks Files on Mount Dajo Battle
Washington March 23 Mr Culberson asked the senate to require the secretary of war to send full copies of any US Philippines communications about the Mount Dajo battle. Air Dodge objected and the resolution was laid over. Senator Morgan proposed a seven member special committee to visit Isle of Pines for a thorough inquiry and report.
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Washington
Culberson
Senate
Secretary of War
United States
Philippines
Mount Dajo
Air Dodge
Cale Dersoe Sail Laat
Tie Senate
Wood
Spridal Comanttt
Isle of Pines
Ap Tower
Madson Record names new manager at Thadson Cimber Co
In Waterloo a special meeting of Thadson Cimber Co directors elected Sheped as manager, while Gleimty resigns as manager of the Tgen company after two years. Gleimty has bought an interest in the MacEachren Haven Lumber Co. and will join as manager there, remaining with the Wcompany until the Hewmimiger is ready. The MacEachren Haven Lumber Co. is incorporated in Iowa and includes Waterloo businessmen.
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Madson
Thadson , Cimber Co
Monsey
iSheped
Sne Ad
Will Gleuny
Glemty
Tgen Company
MacKarhron-area Lumber
Ibcalodk
Waterloo
Dle
Dudsai Coorminay
Glomoy
Mindsow
MacEachren- Haven Lumber Co
Iowa
Glenwood
Wig
Mann Pleads Not Guilty to Perjury Indictment
William J. Mann publisher of Town Topics pleads not guilty before Judge O'Sullivan in New York General Sessions. His lawyer Martin W. Littleton seeks an early trial date while District Attorney Jerome promises Mann will have his day in court to vindicate himself when ready.
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New York
N. Y
William J. Mann
Town Topics
O'sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Martin W. Littleton
Jerome
Fg San
Dalliver Opinion on Roosevelt Conference and Mount Dora Battle
Washington report cites Senator Dalliver after a Roosevelt conference declaring the railroad dispute to reach the senate within ten days or two weeks. The same dispatch notes Calberson's Washington resolution calling for further information from the war department regarding the Mount Dora battle.
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Dalliver
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Calberson
War Department
Mount Dalo
General Wood Is Sustained In Controversy
Aasutlatul Press reports Major General Wood is sustained against charges tied to actions during the Mount Yajo battle. Amid claims by Moru outlaws, defenders say the accusations are baseless and that Wood acted within duty.
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Aasutlatul Press
Nui
Maco
Mount
Yajo
Wood
Hong Kong
Standard of Co
Canton
United States
Callon
Cologne
Germany
Mie Volkszuitung
Essen
Sicily
Ralucino
Ustica
Duncombe Wreck on the Illinois Central near Duncombe
Report details a high speed Illinois Central collision west of Duncombe. Four enginemen perished after the head engine struck the freight train midways while attempting to pull onto a siding. Major wreckage scattered along the track with cars demolished and a wrecked engine, passengers largely spared, damage estimated at over $2,000.
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Yvesterday
Ilinois Central
Duncombe
Coe
Brown
Haive
Stalincour
Waterlie
Ieshkeiper
Baggigerman
Mweliiks
Seine
Jk. W. Dello
Valerioo
Wilsailigdd
Dell
Mireman Cutting
le Fail
Cutting
Bell
Grawn
Uinta
Jones
Omaha
Larnool
S Huon
McNamara
Wogher HL A. Smith
Amaterloo
Wo. I
Wreck reports engines rebuilt and crew fatalities noted
Statements describe reuse of engine parts and reassembly costs under $1000 as investigators review the Fort Dodge Waterloo derailment. Superintendent Jones and crew details recount the crash at Duncombe and the flagman’s failed stop, with engineers Brown and Stark injured and Fireman Wood missing serious harm.
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Ny. 1
Duncombegs
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
SCCNC
Brown
Edwin C. Stark
le Seco
Aroyat Wood
Elien
Stark
Dan
Fagman
Tara
Penitents Number Three in City Hall Court
William LeGuire of Grundy County Reury J Adams of Lester Township and Doc Kennedy of Vinton faced Mayor Rector after pleading guilty to drunkenness. Each was fined $5.85, with the mayor pressing for a direct admission of guilt amid anxious apologies.
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William LeGuire
Grundy County
Reury J. Adams
Lester Township
Kennedy
Vinton
Rector
Pollen
Seaboard Disaster Claims 85 Lives in Winter Storm
Boston reports eighty five lives lost and fifty four ships wrecked along New England and maritime provinces during the winter. Many vessels overdue and fate of several ships may not be learned for weeks.
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Martieme Lorses
Boston
Mass
New England
Maritime Provinces
Palmer Wins $1000 in City Injury Case
The jury returned a sealed verdict for $1,000 to Mrs. Palmer for injuries from a fall on an icy sidewalk. The plaintiff, represented by Jesse Gouge, argued for damages. defense lawyers were B F Swisher and E H Williams. The verdict came after about five hours' deliberation.
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Lunday's Daily
Palmer
B. F. Swisher
E H. Williams
Bernard Neuses
Catherine Neuses
Bernard Neuss
Frank Neuses
Joyner
Fox
Eagle
Hagle
Pox and
Poyner
Real Estate Transfers From Friday’s Daily
Bertha Yagry transfers to Alfange DB in East Waterloo for 2700. Southwick to H J Richman in East Waterloo for 400. Williams to J R Richman in East Waterloo for 20. Margaret J Fenner to W K Hostetter, lot in East Waterloo for 1. Iva J Hoover to Charles W Bown, lot in East Waterloo for 200. Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute to F Fowler et al, lots in Collar River Park for 2. F Fowler et al to Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute, lots in Collar River Park for 1. City of Cedar Falls to Anna E McCaffree land in Cedar Falls for 25. United States to William Joshua Barney land in section 18-9-12 for 0.
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Crrom Wriday
Bertha Yagry
Alfange DB
Lurhyte
East Waterloo
Southwick
H. J. Richman
Waterloo
Williams
Richman
Margaret J. Fenner
W. KX
Hostetter
Iva J. Hoover
Charles W. Bown
East
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bille Institute
F. Fowler
Collar River Park
No pardon for Busse faces Iowa legislature
The Iowa legislature may not grant clemency for Louis Busse and Smith, murder convicts sentenced to hang. A joint senate and house pardons committee hearing on Smith drew no showings from the condemned, unit jurisdiction questions stalled action. A subcommittee will study whether the legislature can grant pardons without the governor’s recommendation.
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Louis Busse
Mutler County
Iowa
Joint Committee On Pardons
Busse
Smith
Senate
Hoage
Tamemittees
Legite
Lawmakers Consider Pardons Amid Governor Stand
Senators Saumders Newberry and Stookey with Representatives Cummings Dow and Meredith weigh pardon powers as Governor Cummings vows no interference. The condemned men pin hopes on the legislature, even if sub committee decides legislature can grant pardons.
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Saumders
Newberry
Stookey
Cummings
Dow
Meredith
General Assembly
MISS HALL PAYS FINE FOR ASSAULT CHARGE
Miss Mildred Dail the west side schoolteacher pleaded guilty to assault and battery brought by Mrs. Richard Huggins mother of George Huggins. She was fined five dollars plus costs totaling seven dollars and fifty cents. The matter, sent to the school board for possible action, may be dropped after board investigation.
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Mildred Dail
West Side
Richard Huggins
George Huggins
Miss Hall
Justice Switzer
Plan Big New Logan House Opens In Central Town
Logan house owners R W Johnston and partners sign a lease to remodel the current building at Sycamore and East Fifth, add a story, and operate a European plan hotel with seventy five outside rooms and twenty baths. A new building will rise on East Fifth, expanding the facility to attract more travelers.
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R. W. Johmston & Wu
Iroquois Restaurant Co
Logan Neusa
Bate
Syemoore and
East Fifth Streets
Royal Hotel
Jatkis, Plat. & Co
Ast Fifth Street
Logan House
Central Town
Johston
Logan
Manchester
Marotl Plumb
Jack Caschear
BE. L. Walker
Beaime
Roy a Hotel Elevates City Image and Spirit
The Roya hotel property owners and lessees are praised for providing a large, comfortable, home like hostelry that enhances the city’s fame. The piece celebrates the enterprise and quality of the lodging facility and its alignment with the city’s growth.
Morocco Conference Nearing Final Session Says Outloor
The Outloor asserts the Algeciras talks nearly end, likely a German neutralization of aims with Austrian proposals and US mediation. It claims mixed control of Tangier and Mogador weakly internationalizes policy, limiting France and Britain. Roosevelt is guiding talks with France and Germany, aiming for a settlement as the conference reopens.
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London
Outloor
Algeciras
United States
Germany
France
Tangier
Mogader
Onttack
Euperor Williams
Europe
Mussia
Austria
Wes
Yildiz Ich
Afrance
Morocco
Bagdad
Postmasters Commissioned and Bank Reassignments Reported
In Washington March 84, postmasters commissioned Simon Janssen at Cleves and Ciuts S Argo at Iconium. Quatdahl post office discontinued with mail redirected to Dorchester. The Commercial National Bank of Chicago named reserve gent for Welsh National Bank of Like City and National Tivestock Bank of Chicago for National lans pol Sidney.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Simon Janssen
Cleves and Ciuts- S Argo
Iconium
Quatdahl
Dorchester
Comercial National Bank of
Naturalization papers filed for several foreign born
Naturalization papers have been issued to foreign born individuals including Peter Frost from Germany Karl Jorgensen from Denmark N Lugen from Germany minor William Remmert from Germany Charles Stango from Germany and KF J Yardisty from England There is nothing advantageous for land.
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Peter Frost
Germany
Karl Jorgensen
Denmark
N. &. Lugen
William Remmert
Charles Stango
KF. J. Yardisty
Eng
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