Iowa News Summary of Tragic and Local Developments
Tragic accident near Shelton describes a man killed by a tram on the Omaha road seven miles south of Shelton. Other notes report a boy’s severe injuries from a mowing accident in Des Moines, a soda tank explosion in Traer, and a farm fire near Sheldon. Additional items cover missing I. H. Smith suspects, a legal health notice, and Iowa’s growth in rural telephone networks with extensive lines and exchanges.
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Triswana
Seyivator
Mtr
Ted
Omaha
Shelton
Ars Rase Anderson
Jasper County
Raco
Newton
Ohio
Clements
Mount Pleasant
John Cone
Parsons Bandeutler and Self Feeder Company
Wton
Richard J. Jolson
Williams
A. J. Norton
Traer
Mr. Norton
I. H. Smith
Stanley
Dakota
Marshalltown
W. I. Stont
Ocean Park
Cal
Smith
Stout
William Wilsonberger
Wainsborough
Stella Hall
Oelwein
Dakota Land
Thomas Stevenson
Easton Boulevard
Twenty-ninth Street
Des Moines
Court of
Fritz Hinze
Alexander Ferry
Earl Murphy
Twenty-fifth
Maple Streets
Bpbe. Lambert
Henry Nick
Sheldon
Tomahawk
Wis
Hee Cwahter Jr
Momda
Grady
Stu
Mason City
Austin
Mint
Tein Ten
Marion Jones
Ue St. Vail
Mayne
Lesst
Sane
Jones
Georgie
Red Oak
Jaws State Normal
W. H. Bender
G. W. Newton
Charles A. Fullerton
Henry C. Cummins
Sara Riges
Elizabeth Hughes
Ida Fosenbeck
Mamie Hearst
Laura Bowman
Emma Lambert
Alison Aitchison
Lily Borquin
Elizabeth Kaye
Bess G. Streeter
Fort Dodge
Great Western
Fort Dodge Road
Clarion
Stickney
Iowa
United States
Union
Bell
Executive Council
Bell Company
George Tl. Hewes
Telephone Clearing House
Fluag
Tidon
B. T. Roland
Dakotas
Pensa
Wilkesharre Baseball Club
New York State League
John H. Sharrott
Minnesota
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Germany
Iron and Steel Institute of London
Rhine
Triesseldorf
Coblense
Dallas-Texas & Facifie
Mesquite
Grand Army of the Republic
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
William H. Armstrong
Indianapolis
E. B. Fenton
Detroit
John Ireland
St. Paul
W. H. Johnson
Lincoln
Neb
France
Fercely
Biwabik
Minn
B. A. Lamason
Bank of Ankeney
Fred C. Murray
Buffalo
N. Y
Physicians Defense Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kansas
Montana Board of Equalization
W. A. Clark
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Companies
Warsaw Telegram
London Jewish Chronicle
Labrador
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Chicago
Garfield Park Bank
Willam Mohney
Three Rivers
Mich
Olin P. Farr
Llvingston
Mont
Russia
Ann Arbor
Toledo Lee & Coal Company
Judson C. Clements
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Toledo
Morozco
Fez
Morocco City
Rabam
I. O. Butt
Eircutt
Minneapolis
Charles T. Keeting
New Orleans
Thomas A. Martin
Department of the Potomac
George A. Penny
Logan
Yion City
Voliva
Dowie
Navy Department
Illinois
Alabama
W. F. Woolworth & Coo
St. Joseph
Frank J
Grimes
State Treasury
R. H. Cadawalader
Louisburg, Kans
Hague Tribunal
Prussia
David R. Francis
Berlin
William
St. Louis
Sultan of Mistertain
Syzran
Fort Des Moines
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Riley
United States Army
Washington Herald
Washington
Seott
Bone
Enterprise
Sullivan
Cleveland
Grand Jury
Standard Oil Company
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Navy
Cape Henry
A. Cleman
General Army
Camp Tacoma
Wash
William H. Jarvis
Bureau
Census
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chas, Smith
Avondale
W. Va
Wiliam J. Bryan
Dr. Graham
Holder
J. T
Ben Steward
Steward
Tait
Sidney
Burbank
Leutenant
Fifty-Second Annual State Fair Exposition Highlights
The Iowa State Fair announces a grand five day program at a 266 acre park with extensive permanent improvements. It features 400 horses, 1000 hogs and cattle, a large machinery display, premier airship demonstrations by Knabenshue, Liberati concert band, Soldiers’ reunion, vaudeville shows, and daily fireworks. The fair opens August 24 with Liberty concert on Sunday and admissions for visitors starting Monday August 27.
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Towa
Hana
Knabenshue
Fair Grounds
State House
Secon
Iowa
France
Liberati
Fort Dodge
G. A. R. Department of
Miller
Allison
Pickards
Castelane
Volo
Buckeye
Vesuvius color and odd notes from distant lands
A list of quirky facts covers a new fashion color named Vesuvius, a South African sneeze inducing wood, a Leavenworth preacher who hawks baseball, serveral rain and temple tales in Canton, a Boston fake instrument factory, a bluntly modest Marshal Oyama, German language reach in Europe, and San Francisco earthquake saloon licenses changing prices and availability.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Presbyterian Church
Doctor Elwood
Canton
China
Ciceroy Shim
Joss
Boston
Marshal Oyama
Europe
Lcenses
San Francisco
Ema
SOUTH AMERICAN QUAKE AND NATIONS NOMINATIONS
A condensed roundup reports a major South American quake centered on Valparaiso with fires and ruin feared in nearby towns like Los Andes amid disrupted cables. Also noted are congress nominations in multiple districts, including Cannon’s renomination and other Republican and Democratic choices across Illinois districts.
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Valparaiso
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Seventeenth
Bloomington
L. W. McNeil
Eureka
Twenty-first
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Chatham
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James 8. Harlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
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John M. Harlan
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Milwaukee Avenue State Bant
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Order of Founders and Patriots of America
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Butte
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