Washington and national events in a busy session
Washington reports a unanimous push to examine Mulhall charges while Rep Shelley denies any ties to Mulhall. Wall Street figure The Wolf admits impersonating public men in offers to finance figures, naming Edward Lauterbach as intermediary. Jessie Wilson engaged to Francis Sayre. National Education Association opens in Salt Lake City. Reports cover rail rate rulings, welfare minimum wage for cannery workers, California forest fire, and other wide ranging items from politics to crime.
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David Lamar
Wall Street
the Wolf
Senate
Washington
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Missing heir declared dead in Hanley estate case
Alongus Keyes, a missing heir to portions of the 259070 estate of James and George Hanley of Granger, was declared legally dead by Judge Charles A. Dudley. Thomas Hanley was named administrator. the heir’s share valued over 30000 as one of eight heirs. The Hanley brothers died in an automobile crash near Elgin last July.
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Alongus Keyes
James
George Hanley
Granger
Polk County
Charles A. Dudley
District Court
Thomas Hanley
Hanley Brothers
Elgin
Aloysius Keyes
Des Moines
Washington
Charles H. Hicks
Marshalltown
Hicks
Chicago
Mercury
South Wilson Avenue
Webster City
Iowa
Harrison County
Woodbine
W. D. Creddson
Missouri Valley
Mra
J. W. Radenbanugh
Dunlap
A. W. Gains
Logan
S. X. Cross
J. W. Graves
Thomas O'Connor
Northwestern
Council Bluffs
Mary German
Michael German
Clear Lake
Clear Lake Junction
Anna L. Otteson
Fort Dodge
Grinnell
Malvern
T. J. Tobin
Ventura
State University
Illinois Central Railroad
Edward Larson
Cora
Larson
Fonda
Addie M. Shaff
Iowa City
Co. F. Reimer & Son
Davenport
Grace Gladden
Cyril Johnson
Milwaukee
School Board of
New Hampton
Charles Wheatley
Bronx City
Young People's Societies
Synod Lutherans Church
Forest City
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Twin Cities
Marshall Town
James Crist
Hanna City
Guy W. Haling
Northfield
Minn
Floyd Mick
Oskaloosa
West Liberty
Horace Hawker
Norman Gyler
Mr. Oyler
Trn
Cnaries O. Mackey
Downey
Storph Schiela
Frank Hormel
Mr. Hormet
John Freshwater
William ‘ Carroll
Newhampton
Iris
Carroll
Newton A. Carmean
Rhoades-Caramiean Buggy Company
Pearl Peterson
Los Angeles
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Dubuque
Mississipp
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Union Park
Saengenband
Towas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Atlantic
H. L. Houghton
Associated Charities
Sioux City
George Junior Republic
B. B. Houghton
Lafely
Oklahoma City
Sioux
Webb-Kenyon
Mason City
Fitzgerald
Mississippi River
Folsom
Bertha J. Waite
Ashton Farmers’ Club
Blue Lake
E. Dunn
Roy A. Fox
Chicago’ Great Western Railroad
Hagle Grove
Nocember
Creston
Sharidan Supply Company
Omaha
A. Sparrah
John Fleck
Fleek
Ats Ackley
G. BF. Breithaupt
Mr. Breithaupt Alag
Golden Gate
California
Iowa Bankers to Attend Key Agricultural Conference
Iowa bankers plan to join the third annual agricultural conference in Kansas City to discuss soil science, crop rotation, seed selection, and farm finance. Resolutions from the Iowa Bankers Association call for committees to promote scientific farming in rural schools and farming communities.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Bankers of
The
Agricultural Commission
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Orst
Iowa Bankers’ Association
D. L. Heinsheimer
Association
Iowa Officials Seize Boots Legger Cases Under Webb Kenyon
Iowa Attorney General Cosson orders aggressive pursuit of liquor cases under the Webb Kenyon act especially where buyers purchase in suspicious quantities for possible bootlegging. The AG notes shipments to private use are not outright violations.
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Cosson
Iowa
Committee On
C. A. Robbins
John Fletcher
Henry W. Sampson
Department of Justice
Capitol
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Big Lola
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Manilla
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High Street
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