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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
2
The piece argues that the financial panic amid Roosevelt era policies resulted from market distrust rather than natural conditions. It contends policy enforcement and corporate control contributed, and warns future panics will arise from dealer misconduct. It also notes housing ad specifics at 615 Water Street.
Taft and Bryan attended a Chicago Association of Commerce banquet amid public interest. The event coincided with the Cubs beating the Giants 4 to 2 to clinch the National League pennant, amid record crowds and riotous scenes at the Polo Grounds.
Miss Amanda Redel seeks 10000 in damages from the city after a April 28 elbow injury at a crossing left her with permanent loss of use. Fred J. Rist sues the Hawkeye Commercial Men's Association for 1300 in weekly indemnity after a Walford train collision caused brain injury. Brockelsby seeks 1500 from Western Union for a jail night caused by a late telegram delaying his release.
Marshalltown reports the big shopmen strike ending after a two day conference. Most strikers return to old jobs starting next Monday with full capacity in shops within two weeks. About 300 workers are affected across Iowa and Minnesota division points including Albert Lea Mason City Oskaloosa Hampton and Monmouth. The agreement preserves closed shop and union membership with pay gains of 1 cent an hour above prior strike schedule, but still below pre strike wages. Unclaimed letters listed in Webster City post office include W L Black E G Knott James Numan Lou West B H Wood and Mrs Carra Wilson, with letters to be sent to dead letter office in two weeks.
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