Iowa News Roundup Highlights in One Long Item
A sprawling Iowa dispatch reports George Phinney of Sutherland fined for trying to ship prairie chickens and hides to Chicago, miners ordered back to work at Lehigh mines, an explosion injuring A N Matheny, and a $75,000 horse sale in Waterloo. It notes robberies at Dysart, bridge work at Council Bluffs, a murder verdict at Storm Lake, plus fires, library dedications, and a push for pure milk in Sioux City. Also covered are bank robberies, a failed Clare bank attempt, a Hickory Grove church accident, and telecommunication company consolidations impacting Des Moines and surrounding counties.
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George Phinney
Sutherland
Chicago
Lehigh Mines
Webster City
John P. White
Miners’ Union of
Iowa
Shiney
A. N. Matheny
William Holland
Waterloo
Rochester
Buffalo
John Collins
Dysart
Collings
Collins
Terminal Bridge
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Danube
Europe
Storm Lake
Albert M. Phillips
Louis Brooks
Greenville
John Sundland
Alpert City
Tfe
Phillips
Ana Mieba
Supreme Court
Sherif Mattern
Polk County
Bybee
W. A. Richards
United States
Hamton
Richards
Joel Graves
McFarland
Gra Esard
Judge Given
Given
Sheriff Mattern
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Cords
Sheldon
Tau
Free Public Library
Centerville
Drake
Cumming
Brake University of Des Moines
Bank of
Clare
O.B. Beller
Della Hill
Vinton
Park
Fort Morgan
Colo
Bellor
Hickory Grove Church
Mt. Pleasant
George Kitch
Lew Whitney
Mr. Kitch
Hickory Grove
Thompson
Grand Army
Towa
John Hamilton, Jr
Muscatine
Hamilton
Omaha
Des Moines
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Sioux City
G. A. Johnson
R. E. Conniff
J. H. Robbins
J. A. Dales
State Board of Health
Conniff
Mather
Mutual Telephone Company of
Toll Line
Mutual
Clyde B. Brenton
Dallas Center
E. H. Martin
J. S. Bellamy
Knoxville
Eb, O. Montgomery
Boone
J. W. Hill
J. G. Hume
M. McFarlin
F. C. Hubbett
L. M. Grimes
Board of Supervisors
Shelby City
Shelby County
Great Western
Maservey
Andrew Carnegie
Bert Orbin
Perry
Orbin
Geo. W. Clarke
Dallas County
Clarke
Joel Johnson
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Fort Dodge
Armour & Co
G. B. Healy
F. W. Capelen
Minneapolis
Robbers Shoot Banker's Son in Perry Morning Attack
Perry January 18. A robber attacked Harry Pattee in his home after a dance. He grappled the intruder, was shot in the right breast but survived. Crandell surrendered to authorities amid a vast crowd seeking lynching. Sheriff Haynes and deputies moved him to Adel jail for safety. The tale included dog-trail pursuit and damaged meat left by the burglars. Local banks and residents watched the unfolding scene with fear and high tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pattee
Perry
Stephen Crandell
J. N. Haynes
L. M. Resser
Adel
Crandell
National Yard Company
Pattee
Huffmier
Knoxville
McFarland
Sherif Haynes
Dallas Center
President Pattee
First National Bank
Harry
Pana
Pat
Dave Willis
Mr. Pattee
Borch
Corn school a success at Iowa State College
The corn judging school at Iowa State College attracts 850 students from Iowa and abroad including Canada and Mexico with nearly 390 enrolled. Experts praise the program as the best ever, highlighting broader aims to improve agriculture and citizenship in Iowa.
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Canada
Mexico
Statea
Ames
Iens Stata College
United States
Towa
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
South Dakota
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tinois
Missouri
Iowa
R. S. Hooper
Vrooman
Trenton
Hooper
H. M. Cottrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Chicago
Kentucky
Bluegrass
P. G. Holden
Department of Agronomy
Schoos
Capital Des Moines Seeks Records On Insurance Exam Fees
The Iowa executive council reviews charges by outside insurers for examinations during F. F. Merriam’s tenure as auditor. It directs Auditor Carroll to obtain sworn statements of fees paid to Merriam or Max Beehler from companies examined in the last four years and to place these records on file. Governor Cummins prepared the resolution guiding the action, with Carroll to distribute copies to the concerned insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Executive Council
F. F. Merriam
Carroll
Morriain
Merriam
Mullan
Itto
Cal. Toll
Belef
Cummins
F. F. Mer Tram
Max Beehler
Davison
Burlington Road
Rock Island
Cannels
Fuel Shortage Disrupts Trade Amid Cold Weather
New York January reports the fuel shortage disrupting industry and transport. Coke shortages threaten iron furnaces. mines operated but spring relief uncertain. Retail sales rise on seasonable goods as traveling salesmen push spring orders. rails push for annual earnings reports and stronger audit steps amid regulatory scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trade Review
R. Dun & Co
Malfeasance Charge Upheld in Belleville Officials Case
In St. Clair County Court Belleville Illinois on January 19 mayor Fred Van derburg city clerk William D. West and streets commissioner John Strycklin were found guilty of malfeasance in office Van derburg received two years in prison and a 600 dollar fine Strycklin got one year West’s punishment was left to the court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Ill
Fred ¥. Vanderburg
William D. West
John Strycklin
St. Clair
Vanderburg
Strucklin
West
City Council Refuses Oil Storage Limit Repeal
Danville Jan 19 The city council refused to repeal the ordinance limiting oil storage and instructed the city attorney to proceed to oust Standard Oil and collect penalties for noncompliance Mackay Estate New York Jan 19 The appraiser reports the late John W Mackay personal estate valued at 2 501 726 gross and 2 451 726 net with all going to Clarence H Mackay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oi
Danville
Standard Oil Company
Mackaya Estate
New York
John W. Mackay
Clarence H. Mackay
Moroccan Troops Move From Fes To Tavva
Four columns of troops departed Fes bound for Tavva amid a shifting command structure. The sultan’s brother is not directing any column, while General Menebhi, the war minister, leads one unit. The movement signals a state of mobilization as Tangier reports the redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Tangier
Fes
Tava
Menebhi
Empress urged to resign in reform drive
Pekin dispatch reports the censor's Office memorialized the dowager empress to resign in favor of the emperor as a first step in reform. In Ohio, a Wooster grand jury indicts county officials for bribery tied to contracts. In Texas, Zilpha Dockery, claimed oldest resident, dies at 106 in Hattonville.
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London
Pekin
Wooster
Paris
Tex
Zilpha Dockery
Texas
Hattonville
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