Iowa News Highlights Life Events And Local Actions
A batch of Iowa items covers deaths and personal tributes for Mrs. David Ti. Fivans sister of Senator Hughes, Jr. and other locals, labor strikes and wage shifts, courthouse and education board moves, a dramatic fibroid operation in Marshalltown, and municipal plans in Des Moines and Sioux City. Highlights include retrenchment talk in legislature, city hall plans, and a big real estate and tax assessment rundown for the state.
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David Ti. Fivans
Williamsburg
John Hughes, Jr
Iowa
New London
Will Dayton
Fredericksburg
Iowa City
Ames
Cedar Falls
New State Board of Education
Des Dfoines
Clonmel
Ireland
Canon Flavin
Monsignor
Flavin
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Des Moines
Col
Gyrus H. Alarker
Sigourney
W. N. McKay
Indianapolis
Ind
Guardians of the Law
Sioux City
Ft. Dodge
R. Moorman
Barlham
Albert C. Moerke
Burlington
State Board of Health
Polk County
Marshalltown
St. Thomas Hospital
John Wisher
Clemons
Council Bluffs Automobile Club
Omaha
Dolliver Ias
Dodge Tue
Whiting
James T. Whiting
Mt. Pleasant
Ed. McSweeney
William B. McKinley
Des Moines City Railway Company
George Chichis
Mason City
Chichis
Labor
Alisa Green
George M
Johm HR. Miller
Farragut
Fred Benson
Fort Madison
Albert Anderson
William Mason
Anderson
Moti
Nate Wertman
Greenfield
Iowa Hardware Dealers’ Association
Clear Lake
Peoples Savings Bank of
Garrison
Benton County
United States District Attorney
Alaska
J. J. Crossley
Madison County
McHenry
Ex-Mayor Smith of Davenport granted full pardon
Samuel Francis Smith once Davenport mayor, son of the author of America, freed on pardon after five years confinement at Anamosa. He, aged 75, will return to Newton Center Massachusetts to live with his wife and crippled daughter. Citizens pleaded for clemency citing prior leadership and charity work despite large defalcations involving widows and orphans.
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Des Moines
Samuel Francis Smith
Davenport
America
Smith
Anamosa
Newton Center
Mass
Grimes
Iowa
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