Notable Happenings Told In Brief Of The Week
Secretary Wilson began a westward tour to aid the agriculture department. Sherman arrived in Utica with a grand welcome. Hapgood and Kilby were arrested for fraud. Jogi Chandler Harris ill at Snap Bean Farm near Atlanta. Peary planned another North Pole attempt. Prouty nominated for Vermont governor. Taft handed war duties to Luke Wright and focused on the presidential race. Fernald nominated for Maine governor. Dudenhofer found guilty of embezzling state funds. Robert Jardine, 10, charged with murder in Minnesota. Mrs. Moore elected president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Bishop Potter reported near death. Fire chief Steven Adams in New York to study American methods. Ohnmeiss jailed for $20,500 defalcation. The shah of Persia proclaimed amnesty in Teheran. Elihu Root sought treatment in White Plains. Gates bid mother farewell in St. Charles and bought a stock farm for $25,000. Aldrich, wanted for forging notes, arrested in Springfield and admitted guilt.
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Dozens Die in Russian Mine Disaster and Related News
The report details a gas explosion at the Rikovsky mine in Yusovo Russia with at least 200 believed dead. It also notes a Milwaukee man’s suicide with wishes for cremation and ashes given to a woman, a Windsor Colorado house fire killing three Adams Claus children, and various other national stories including legal actions, crimes, and political events across North America and Europe.
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Vast Iowa news mix highlights floods crimes and deaths
Iowa reports from Dubuque to Sioux City cover flood relief funds, a death by poisoning, a graveyard rescue, property theft, a murder charge, a circus dispute, a church school expansion, a mayoral police youth corps, and county wealth tallies with Marshall county leading the figures.
Pardon hearing for S F Smith of Davenport described
Des Moines reports an upcoming parole board hearing for S F Smith son of famed Davenport resident Samuel Francis Smith author of America. The piece notes his embezzlement case, lengthy sentence, and claim that mercy may temper justice as he nears release after years in prison.
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Governor May Pardon Lifers In Iowa Power Debate
Attorney General H W Byers says governor can pardon life convicts without legislative input. The ruling affects twenty one lifers who sought pardons after the last legislature. Cummins appeals for aid to McGregor storm victims. proclamation names city mayors and J A Waller as recipient.
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Rock Island Cuts Tariffs on Freight Rates
Tariff reductions reduce freight charges between Des Moines and Rock Island stations. The rate cuts are expected to affect shipments through Chicago and Davenport, with carriers adjusting schedules and announcing changes for delivery within days. Officials anticipate a material boost to freight business as reductions take effect and shippers respond.
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