Dyers opera threat and county court reports emerge
War 2 feats salpens in thorrisen county, fatal hotel fire in Cal fax, coal bunker blaze at Fleming building, and statewide health and labor case notes. Des Moines judge curbs marriage kissing in court, stokes child labor action, and jail terms for theft and embezzlement.
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Dyers
Wananga
Calfax
Spontsucars Combustion
Etween Five
Etgist
Fleming
Dre Meines
Bilding
Polk Cqunty
G. I. Dobson
New Hampton
John Rush
Rush
Mason City
Pat Murray
Grand Jury
Polk County Court
F. T. van Liew
Des Moines
J. J. Wieren
Joyce
Iowa City
Iowa Wamane Society
State Board
Tiéalth
A. Thomas
Newton
State Board of Health
Washington Notes on War, Politics and Disasters
Senator Aldrich proposed a re enlistment bid for negro soldiers discharged after Brownsville, with Republicans endorsing it. Negotiations with Venezuela stalled over arbitration. Exile of Christian Hrudowitz ended with his Chicago release. The House approved a $224 million post office bill and Roosevelt urged Maine wreck funding and a navy reorganization. A federal children’s bureau was urged.
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Aldrich
Senate
Brownsville
Venezuela
United States
Christian Hrudowitz
Root
Chicago
House of Representatives
Willett
New York
Roosevelt
House
Post Office
Congress
Maine
Conference On
Contress
William Nelson Cromwell
Qbaldia
Panama
Rainey
Ilinois
White House
Newfoundland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
Public Utilities Bill Proposes State Public Service Commission
A bill in the Iowa House would place municipal electric gas water and telegraph utilities under a new state public service commission to be named by the governor with five members six year terms and a $3590 salary. The commission would regulate rates for interurban streetcar lines gas electric lights water works and telephone and telegraph companies and inspect meters. Bonds for municipal purchase of utilities could be issued and annual reports filed.
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Ani
Public Service Commission
House of Representatives
Grier
Toweshick
White
Story Ad Lare
Payette
Garst
Carroll
Town League of Municipalities
Res Moines Vity Council
Kenown
Fovernor
Nervies
Cosson
Moore
House
Lee
Notable political and public figure moves across nations
Mrs. James Harry of Sharon confesses to murdering her husband after a scolding. President-elect Tait visits the Gatun dam site. Frank P. Glazier found guilty of misappropriating 685000 of Michigan funds. George Christie, son of ex King Milan, accepts a ten dollar per day singing engagement in Budapest. Malcolm TR Patterson inaugurated for a second Tennessee term. John Sinclair raised to peerage after Scottish secretary tenure. Francis G. Newlands re-elected to US Senate by Nevada legislature. Carrie Nation egged in London during lecture attempt. Liberty Hyde Bailey declines Taft cabinet agriculture post. Josep L Bristow elected US Senator by Kansas. Former State Treasurer F. P. Shaw files bankruptcy with 1023305 assets 273765.
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James Harry
Sharon
Tait
Gatun Dam
Frank P. Glazier
Michigan
Wiest
George Christie
Milan
Servia
Budapest
Malcolm TR. Patterson
Tennessee
John Sinclair
Scotland
Francis G. Newlands
United States Senate
Nevada
Carrie Nation
London
Dean Liberty Hyde Bailey
Cornell
Taft
Josep L. Bristow
Unite States Senate
Kansas
P. Shaw
Massachusetts
Cuban political strains rise over secret police chief post
President Gomez and Vice President Zayas clash over the appointment of the chief of Cuba’s secret police as Gomez’s inauguration prompts Magoon and other American officials to withdraw. Governor S. G. Congreve is ill, delaying his start in Washington. A Muskogee list hints at fraud indictments, and scattered names appear in a garbled wire report from Peking.
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Zayas
Cuba
Jose Miguel Gomez
Magoon
S. G. Congreve
Washington
Muskogee
Oxla
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