Iowa News Highlights From Across the State
A wide sweep of Iowa items reports deaths during childbirth, indictments and upcoming trials, school closures due to diphtheria, fines for pool room violations, fair board actions to raise stock, and mayoral convictions. Also noted are poultry and pet stock lobbying, city improvements, floriculture courses sought, promotional efforts for town illustrated histories, a New Virginia hunting event, plans for a Sioux City vaudeville theater, large poultry exhibitions, a school fire scare, and state fair bonuses for non gambling events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Caldwell
Rowaman
Little Sioux
Earl W. Lindsey
Newton
Logat
C. P. Wilson
Mason City
Prairie District Fair
Pella
Gay
Conesville
Schlopkohl
Stockton
Iowa State Poultr and Pet Stock Association
Waterloo Courier
Ames
Des Moines
Jewislature
Towa
Travelers’ Protective Association
Warren County
New Virginia
Orpheum Theater
Sioux City
Chicago
Armory
Poultry Association of the Northwest
Lettsville
Homersley
Iowa
Davenport Turner Society
Turner Hall
Turner
United States
Town Walla
W. H. Stilwell
St. Paul & Des Moines Road
William Starr
Clarkaville
St. Blarr
Starr
Ames man sentenced for larceny and other local notes
The report bundles multiple Iowa items including H W Higgins of Ames jailed five years for larceny, a $10 000 site choice for a public building in Ames, a Milwaukee depot robbery in Portland, and town news from Des Moines Mason City Decorah and Cedar Falls with court, charity, and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Higgins
Ames
Secretary of the Treasury
Portland
Murray
August Kolz
Fannie Lambert
Charles Hotel
Mason Cuy
Wiliam C. Wheeler
Cedar Falls
Decorah
Association of County and District Fair Managers
Des Moines
Mills County
Mason City
W. E. Brice
Brice
Electric Line
CG. P Lange
Homer R. Hill
State University
Iowa City
Layson
Honolulu
Iowa Museum
Central Iowa Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Ben Ellets
Steamboat Rock
Moving Picture
Miler
Newley
Wekles
Ida Delong
Madgen
Wis
Hollston
Waterloo
Delong
Baraboo
Jefferson County
Fairfield
Senor Twouls Garazpa
Guadalajara
Mexico
Senor Garazpe
Laws Sfite College
Laws Horticultural Society
Roosevelt notes and wartime finance dominate Washington
The Washington notes outline a proposed $500 million bond issue for river and harbor work, similar to Panama Canal bonds. Reports cover Roosevelt's stance on secret service charges, Cromwell’s denial, and calls for a rebuke by Congress. Currency and defense figures rise as Andrew Carnegie faces a tax hearing, and war department estimates total $189,755,039, with a $52 million increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rivers and Tarbors Congress
Congress
House
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Charrges
William Nelson Cromwell
Senor Arosemana
Panatia
Wilson
Andrew Carnegie
Ways and Means
War Department
Secretary of War
District of Columbia
Cuba
State Capital Gossip Will Ask for More Land
The board of control will urge the next Iowa legislature to purchase about 15000 acres to be divided among state institutions for farming. It cites land shortages for grain and vegetables, noting current holdings average 475 acres per institution and arguing for at least 1410 acres total to feed inmates and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Board of Control
John Cow He
Iowa
Hidera
Eldora
Okoboji
The
State University
Thomas WW. Macbrids
Lake Okoboji
Lakeside Laboratory
Ind
Northwestern
Mhorticultural Society
Charles City
Williamsburg
Storm Junke
New Sharon
Byieclalty
Davis
Greene
Council Bluffs
Omaha
National Horticultural Congress
Iowa State Fish and Game Protective Association
R. P. Roedell
Dubuque
Association
Board of
Wis
Maton
Wid
Harry Barmeier
Illness Strikes U S Senator Hansbrough and Others Across Cities
Reports show United States Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota fell ill in Minneapolis. Abraham Ruef, ex San Francisco political boss, convicted of bribery with up to 14 years possible. President Castro to land Bordeaux as private citizen amid assurances of welcome and protection. Charles J. Davis acquitted of murder in the Austin case. Castro of Venezuela, in Santander interview, plans Bordeaux landing to settle international quarrels. health described as good. John J. Sullivan granted divorce in Chicago from heavyweight boxing circles. Samuel J. Gross, once wealthy Chicago figure, discharged from five bankruptcy proceedings in Detroit. Gov Deneen to attend University of Illinois short course in agriculture in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John the Baptist
Edgewater
J. Tle
Weyerhansers
O'Brien & Cook
St. Paul
Duluth
Elward Lines
Chicago
North America
Gonaives
Haytil
Simon
Frank Cassini
St. Louis
Springport
Mich
Zimmerman
Paton
Peninsular & Oriental Steamship Company
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Himseltf
Values
Memphis
William Laturn
A. S. Pitts
Hazlehurst
Miss
Thomas Birdsong
Great Northern
Hillyard
Wash
J. P. Garrety
Willow River
Minn
G. J. Barnes
Woodville
Phelps, Dodge & Co
George L. Lilley
Connecticut
Bunco
Minneapolis
R. F. Cargell
Clyde
N, BD
Board of Regents
University of Minnesota
East Sixty-third Street
New York
Ww. H. Crowninshield
Boston
Mass
Crownnshield
Cleveland
Kansas City
John Sharp
Adam God
Sharp
I. D. Wirschberg
Hie House
Washington
Senor Don Juan Barrios
Guatemala
Luis Ilerrarta
United States
John Drummond
South America
Ilslen Chaffee
Adna R. Chaffee
Los Angeles
John Flastings Howerd
U. S
Wilfrid Taurler
Canada
Vincent
Charles W. Wow
American Linseed
Thomas
Gilroy, Jr
Fidelity Funding Company of
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
Castro
Bordeaux
Charles J. Davis
Frederick T. Austin
Cnuria
Venezuela
Santander
Spain
John J. Sullivan
Samuel J. Gross
Detroit
Deneen
University of Illinois
Mixed Local News Thrown Up by Fragmentary Text
Umpires Wein and Johnstone from a Chicago New York game face bribery claims. Minnesota Supreme Court upholds district ruling on dentist practice. Independence Kansas votes to adopt commission government. Captain Watters notes vanishing Atlantic waters near Norfolk. Coghlan buried in national cemetery with military honors. Blacker shoots actor Adrian von Plank in Bakersfield. Philadelphia mother sells her baby for ten dollars. Abduction and murder of Maggie Greta in Animas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wein and
Johnstone
Minnesota State Supreme Court
District Court
Independence
Kan
James Watters
Norfolk
Atlantic
Fe Bargessa Sen
Rene Admuirat Coghlan
Artington National Cemetery
Mon. Blacker
Bess Winn
Bakersfeld
Cal
Adrian von Plank
Mary Leven
Philadelphia
Hranclsto Martines
Maggie Greta
Tas Animas
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Iowa Association of Optometrists
State Board of Medical Examiners
H. R. Wright
G. F P. Curtiss
S. B. Packard
Marshalltown
Tigers
Garst
Guthrie County