Iowa Injunction Cases May Move To Federal Court
Laws mulct law violation of the fourteenth amendment is cited by seven defendants in Broner v Sioux City saloons seeking removal to federal court. They argue their offenses are penal under state law and deny private action against them without authorities’ consent. District court to rule. B Lanza, Marshalltown, awarded 5000 dollars for eye loss from a dynamite blast at LeGrand Quarry. General Manager F C Mills of the Lions City Western railroad died from arsenic poisoning in breakfast mix. A Blessed Virgin statue, nine feet high from Mt Carmet convent in Dubuque, erected and blessed last week. A habeas corpus petition pending for Selah Puch Lachee, 16, whose forcible return to school sparked trouble. Agent Malin refuses to recognize a claimed marriage. no violence expected.
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A. J. Brauner
Sioux City
District Court
Mt. Carmet Convent
Dubuque
Italy
Selah Puch Lachee
Malin
Prisoner Des Moines Swift manager in Denver jail case
A Denver dispatch reports the former Swift packing house manager from Des Moines is under arrest at the city jail on police chief orders. The accused, named Fok Erion, denies knowledge of the charges against him.
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Denver
Swift Packing House
Des Moines
Fok Erion
Desperate Escape Attempt From Ottumwa Jail
Wilbur Baker, a Missourian held at Ottumwa jail awaiting sheriff arrival from Wiattsburg on perjury charges made a failed breakout. He leaped through a plate glass corridor door as a turnkey escorted him, then fled several blocks before being recaptured.
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Wilbur Baker
Wiattsburg
Missouri
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge Vaccination Controversy Tops City Council Action
Christian scientists in Fort Dodge protest a city council vaccination mandate for all schoolchildren. The group, a large local faction, vows to keep their children in public schools, leaving officials perplexed by unexpected resistance to the resolution.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa State College trustees seek funds for buildings and upgrades
The board of trustees at Iowa Agricultural College Ames closed their annual meeting pledging to ask for 31500 dollars for an additional support fund 150000 dollars for a fire proof engineering building for war engineering departments 10000 dollars for a president residence 10000 dollars each for a horse barn and annex 10000 dollars for pure bred stock for farm departments and one tenth of a 9 mill tax levy for five years to cover buildings and improvements.
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Iowa Agricultural College
Ames
Apprehend Northwestern Robbers in Omaha Paper
Omaha police acknowledge railroad detectives have located the Northwestern train robbers as Chicago dispatches indicate. They refuse further statements and will not reveal identities, while Chief Donahue warns the leak came from Chicago and notes one suspect is a notorious crook with no known Omaha work.
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Northwestern
Omaha
Chicago Dispatch
Donahue
Chicago
Pending outbreak stories on Tama Sac and Fox reserve
The Tama reservation stories report a small Sac and Fox population of under four hundred with about one third opposing compulsory education and refusing the September pay. The tone suggests concern over potential conflict tied to education mandates.
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Tama
Question Legality: Judge Wakefield Sentences Arch Weed
Judge Wakefield sentenced Arch Weed to six years in the penitentiary and fined him one dollar for manslaughter at Logan on Friday. The young man, near Dunlap, with John Mitchell and Evan Mize, assaulted an old man named Chivalier on the night of April 11, inflicting fatal injuries. The jury deliberated about two hours before finding him guilty, with three days to appeal and bonds set at a large sum.
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Wakefield
Arch Weed
Logan
Dunlap
John Mitchell
Evan Mize
A Dead Woman's Coin Comes Back to Heirs
Burlington heirs fight for $15,000 once directed to Clifton girls school after Simpson College received $10,000. Sophia Smith left estate valued at $25,000 in 1880 will favoring First Methodist Church of Burlington. Court splits funds after New York school dissolved, Acks vows relentless litigation.
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Sophia Smith
Burlington
Simpson College
Indianola
Clifton
N.Y
First Methodist Church of
New York
Acks
War Between Coun cil Bluffs Streetcar Companies
Two streetcar firms in Coun cil Bluffs engaged in a price war of tracks on shared streets. Each laid routes to obstruct the rival and sought restraining orders. The dispute prompted court action as both sides sought relief amid ongoing legal battles.
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Council Bluffs
Main Street
Ex-Governor Drake Plans New Chapel Auditorium
Drake University students witnessed chapel exercises with ex Governor Drake in attendance. He declared plans to build an auditorium just north of the main hall, dismissing talks of enlarging the chapel. He handed in a substantial check toward the project.
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Drake University
Drake
Winter in the South Gulf Coast travel lure
Winter in the South extols Gulf Coast spots along the Louisville and Nashville line from Mobile to New Orleans. It touts mild climate, pure air, and first class visitor accommodations at moderate prices. It promotes through cars from northern cities and Florida connections, inviting readers to write for folders.
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Gulf Coast
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mobile
New Orleans
Whell
N. RB
Florida
Geo
B. Horner
DP. A
St. Louis
Thanksgiving Travel Deals From Iowa Central Ry
The Iowa Central Railway offers round trip tickets at one and one third fare within 150 miles for Thanksgiving travel. Tickets go on sale November 29 and 20 and are valid on any regular train to and including December 1.
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Iowa Central Ry
Dee. Ist
Where the New Century Will Really Begin
Jobo Ritchie Jr discusses the birthplace of the twentieth century in the January Ladies' Home Journal. He describes a remote quarter of the globe where the century will grow from infancy to a dawning presence before reaching the next habitation of man.
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Jobo Ritchie, Jr
Ladies’ Home Journal
Iowa News Briefs Highlight Wide Range of Local Notes
Iowa corn will average 354 bushels per acre this year. A cracker factory is planned for Webster City with new machinery. John Story seeks labor commissioner, Mrs Hazen of Booneville noted. A drowning occurred at a water bucket, and Waterloo barbers form a union branch. Southwest Iowa apple losses from sweating rot are reported. Wat. Brownfield sues Rock Island for 20000 after a wreck. An unidentified man killed near Garwin. David I Ewing pledges a 8404,000 library building to Drake University. Quarterly tax payments stir statewide debate. A Des Moines diamond theft suspect linked to Fort Worth. Ft. Dodge hosts a French pronunciation project. A woman arreste d in Udell for wearing men’s clothes released. A 13-year-old boy escapes Eldora industrial school. several otters escape. A stranger assaults a lady at Ottumwa and flees. Boone trims city lot taxes and bills owners. Penitentiary wardenship candidates face doubt. National Guard reform sees low interest. Northwestern doubles tracks from Carroll to Ogden. Muscatine marks first log cabin site with a granite memorial. Rock Island to Gowrie to Sibley line opens fifteen towns next year. Rock Island section crew hours cut. Beware mercury in catarrh cures. Hall’s Catarrh Cure contains mercury. Hall’s pills marketed for family use. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm praised for severe leg injury recovery. Court of public favor for One Minute Cough Cure. Local testimonials tout Chamberlain’s diarrhoea remedy. Beaumont and other mothers endorse it.
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Iowa
Webster City
John Story
Lake Mills
Hazen
Booneville
Barbers of
Waterloo
Journeyman Barbers’ International Union
Wat
Brownfield
Washington
Rock Island
Northwestern
Garwin
David I. Ewing
Des Moines
Drake University
Herri+ottis
Frank Beal
Fort Worth
Texas
Ft. Dodge
Udell
Willes Maher
Eldora
Ottumwn
Boone
Ft. Madison
N. N. Jones
National Guard
Caroll
Ogden
Muscating
Rock Island Ine
Gowrie
Sibley
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Safe Quick Cure
Victual quack ad proclaims a powder mill buylasion style remedy that removes ailments instantly with drastic minerals and claims to cure headache and constipation. Offers the product at 96 cents at Prander and Hackrott's drug store.
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Dr. Kings New Life
Prander& Hackrott
Chicago Markets Report Nov 27 1920s Grain and Live Stock
Chicago Board of Trade quotes include Wheat December and May around 6 5 4 4 5 5 percent, Corn bids December January, Oats December May at 22 23 percent, Pork and Lard prices for December January May, Butter eggs and poultry quotes, Potatoes apples cranberries and other produce. East Buffalo East Buffalo N Y live stock quotes show cattle hogs sheep and lambs, St Louis and Milwaukee prices listed for wheat corn oats rye and barley with cash and futures figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Burbanks
Texas
East Bualo
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Best
Milwaukee
Detroit
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B. Lanza
Marshalltown
LeGrand Quarry Company
F. C. [Mills
Lions City, O'Neill
Western Railroad
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Christian Scientista
Tadiane
Gots Fren
Charles Tolberd
James Allison
Mason City
Allison
Done
Tolberd
Bone
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
I J. Cheney& Co
James Reed
Clay Clay Co
W. Va
Chamberlain
J. M. Nix
J. Kirkman
Hell Rive
Jacob & Junkermann
W. Mussingll
Beaumont
John . Nix
Briep
Detroit, Street Railway Company
Robert Weston
Independence
Bright
A. B. Whyland
St. Johns
N. F
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Rooster Rock
H. G. Chiswell
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Pittsburg
Akron
Emperor William
Empress
Republian
Illinois
Elbridge Huanecy
Heeves
Streator
Michard Yates
Jacksonville
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
South Africa
Lansing
Mich
State Land
William A. French
William G. Thompson
George A. Steel
Robert Smith
Lockport
John G. Limmerts
Troy Burel
Auburn
Milwaukee Grain
Sam Martin
S. A. Martin
Bier Stel Wacons
Gres
H. H. Heetland
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Ackley
Andrew Rath
Acckley
Johnson
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