Iowa State Alumni elect officers for ensuing year
The Iowa State University Pharmaceutical Alumni Association elected officers for the coming year: President J. H. Booge Sioux City, first vice president R. M. Shelabarger Letts, second vice president Peter Zopf Jr Marengo, corresponding secretary Senda M Cooper Iowa City, recording secretary Philip Sipfe Clinton, and executive board member B. H. Davis Iowa City.
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Iowa State University Pharmaceutical Alumni Association
J. H. Booge
Sioux City
R. M. Shelabarger
Letts
Peter Zopf, Jr
Marengo
Senda M. Cooper
Iowa City
Philip Sipfe
Clinton
B. H. Davis
W. Rowe
Montezuma
Rowe
Mexico
Henry Mitchell
The
Yeomen
Mason City
Clear Lake
Minnesota
Iowa
Des Moines
Mitchell
Great Western and Northwestern Railroads
Parker
Fritz Wells
Lore
Dubuque County
Bronx City
Iowa Association of Local Fire ‘Insurance Agents
W. C. Ballard
Lew Anderson
Cedar Rapids
H. P. Guiney
Paul Archibald Park
Theodore A. Wilts
Town City
College of Homeopathic Medicine
U. S
Metropolitan Hospital
New York City
C. M. Hayden
Grand Jury
Agricultural Department
Washington
Ventura
Davenport
Fred Herrington
University of Iowa At
MacLean
Board of Education
Burlington
Hibbard
Ames
Complete Official Canvass Reflects Republican Leads In State Votes
Des Moines June 24 official canvass totals show Republicans ahead on governor and many statewide races with Carroll 90,464 to Garst 86,430 and majorities in several posts. Democratic slate includes Basher Moon Anders Blake Curran Amos Mitchell Von BoskirK Harnagel and Dewey. margins vary. Congressional results list Kennedy Grill Pickett Haugen Goad Woods Hubbard and others. some districts incomplete with Wapello county missing.
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Des Moines
State Executive Council
Carroll
Garst
Clarke
Hayward
Bleakly
Morrow
Anders
Blake
Curran
Amos
Seibert
Walter
Mitchell
Supreme Court
von Boskirk
Harnagel
Dewey
Jones
Wapello County
Kennedy
Brookhart
Grill
Pickett
Haugen
Goad
Kendall
Prouty
Hull
Towner
Darrph
Smith
Byers
Woods
Hubbard
River to River road charms Miss Scott in Iowa tour
Miss Blanche Scott travels along the River to River road across Iowa amid cheering crowds and parades. She praises the highway as the finest since New York, noting constant escorts and entertainments from towns along the route. In Fort Dodge a rumor circulates that P M Jolce of Lake Mills may have taken his own life, with no confirmation.
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Gore
Senate
McMurry
Oklahoma
House
Liicewise
Porter Chariton
Mary Castle Chariton
Lake Como
Italy
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
New York City
Julia K. Earle
F. P. Earle
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Richmond
Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
William Lee
Newark
W. Va
H. Standford Burton
Oxford
England
Zapotitlc
Mexico
Baliwin
Dorothy Deacon
Prince Antone Albert Radjiwill
London
New York
Prairie State Express
Chicago & Alten
Carlinville
Ill
Lorimer
Burrows
Fred Kobler
Cleveland
Bahhr
Civil Service Commission
Kohler
Friedberg
Germany
Imperial Bank
Thomas Henry Brown
Marysville
Mont
T. M. Talcott, Sr
South Bend
Goldwin Smith
Cornell University
Marieno Scimeca
Genaro Pesce
Atlantic
Cleo Shaffer
Marion
Tnd
Russell Gray
Scott
Blanche Scott
Iowa
P. M. Jolce
Fort Dodge
Lake Mills
Muscatine Man Killed by Streetcar Crash
Muscatine Iowa June 24 The coroner s jury is taking a thorough investigation of the case of Kenneth Anderson who was killed by a street car Motorman Callaghan was prostrated by the fatality and his condition at Benotig
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Muscatine
Gar
Kenneth Anderson
Callahag
Benotig
Convention program features Judge Carr at Iowa shorthand event
Des Moines will host a two day Iowa Shorthand Reporters association meeting July 7 and 8 with Judge George H. Carr of Des Moines as a principal speaker. The program includes remarks by H. E. Beach and A. B. Hoover, a discussion on legislation, and demonstrations of verbatim notes and phonograph transcription. The event will use the Elliott building as headquarters and likely meet in the courthouse.
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Deutsche Vacuum Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Society of Chicago
George Ade
Brook
Ind
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Frederick Funston
Army Service Schools
Leavenworth
Kan
Army
Arbeiter Saengerbund
Northwest
Chicago
Taft
House
Senate
National Packing Company
K. M. Landis
United States District Court
Beef Trust
Newark
N. J
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Middle West States
Imoia Plaza Bar Association
Democratic Party of
Ohio
Campaigd
Telephone Company
The
Bell
Hampton
Iowa Central Company
Thomas EB. Leadon
Farribault
George H. Carr
Des Moines
Iowa Shorthand Reporters' Association
Eliott
Court House
H. E. Beach
Carroll
C. ¢. Hamilton
Sioux City
J. J. Ferguson
Council Bluffs
Iowa
R. C. Turner
Grand Junction
Court Reporters of
William H. Whitford
M. C
Grier
Emmetsburg
Hoover
Marshalltown
J. P
Bray
Sigourney
Iowa Conference of Augustina Synod
Hast Seventh
Parnell Avenue
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
John N. Smith
Democratic Congressional’ Committee
Seventh Town’ District
State Capital News Notes On Sick Benefits Paid
Over $1,000 has been paid out in sick benefits to Des Moines school teachers during the current school year. The funds come from the Teachers Mutual Benevolent association. The payment affects many teachers across various schools, reflecting the fund’s support for educators.
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State Board of Control
Des. Moines
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United States Court For
Western District of
Missouri
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
L Mildred Dick
Garrison
Hudson
Arthur Donner
American Sugar Refining Company
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Mass
Knox
Pennsylvania
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Radcliffe College
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Richard 8. Aldrich
N. W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Presbyterian Hospital
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Cleventh
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