Iowa News Highlights Outer Iowa Events And Incidents
Cass county supervisors refuse to rescind mule tax paid by ten silon men for unexpired term. Lawsuit challenges county over threat, saloon owners involved. Sioux City notes Margaret Gry has been sentry of tourist group. Firemen’s tourney in Clinton features Jack and Jack racing for world title. Des Moines Black and Tan also compete. Justice Zimmerman Dubuque case involves Joseph Woodhouse assault with intent to murder. Texas itch disease reported near Webster City with quarantine and veterinary action. Clinton Sugar Refining plans a $606000 plant with Chicago capital and 206 workers. glucose and starch products planned. Jail delivery plot foiled in Webster County. stakeout and saws seized. Wisconsin mine accident injured Ed Harrie. cavalry cook Parsell injured by horse. Warren County man dies in runaway incident. Boyce entangled in suspected life threat. Launch blaze on Mississippi. crew escapes, boat drifts. Liquor dealers oppose supreme court mulet ruling. push for broader liquor-friendly legislation. Des Moines building trade strike threatens summer construction. 75 union workers affected. Regional news notes include Roy Spence and Teodore Carstensen updates. Typhoid fever claims Dixon, Nebraska boy in Sioux City.
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Cass County Board of Supervisors
Sileon
Sioux City
Geo
Margaret Gry Hiss
Sioux
Jack
Lincoln Fire
Iwinsis
Iowa Firemen
Clinton
Black and Tan
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Justice Zimmerman
Dubuque
Joseph Woodhouse
Frank Schmitt
Graff
Woodhouse
Tuble
Ss Post
Schmitt
Clinton Sugar Refining Company
County Recorder
Lumter Mills
C. Lani & Sons
Chicago
BE. S. Rogers
H. K. Allen
S. K. Williame
Ralph Hoauland
F. B. Dyche
Warren Drake
Middle West
Iowa
Marshalltown
Hugar
Eghucake
Storch
Webster County
Court House
Ed Harrie
Epworth
Wisconsin
Ely
James Parse
Reap My Eleventh Cavalry
Parsell
Amy
Boyce
Ottumwa Teil
Hi An
Raymond
Reilvile
Tleasure Launch
Miligan W. Tatler
Mississippi
Hebo
Ilowa Liquor Dealers’ Association
Supreme Court of the State
Securis
Iowa Brewers’ Association
A. Stephens
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
C. R. Stephens
Huairen
Des Motes
Bat
Car Niece
Roy Spence
Fairfield
Chaza Sampson
Mt. Pleasant
Spence
Teodore Carstensen
Glinton County
Clinton High School
Carstensen
Peter Johnson
Dixon
Neb
Filiness Supreme Bench
Canamea
Miners’ International Congress
London
J. P. White
American Miners’ Association
Fr. L. MekKoy
Chester Ogte
Carterville
Scott Alfrey
Th G. Bishop
Charles B. Fuller
Ilinois
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Ilo
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Mich
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Illinois Central
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S. T. Gent
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Iowa Women’s Relief Corps
Addie E. Anangst
Davenport
Ladies of the
Annie B. Weaver
Waterloo
Edmund M. Pope
Mankato
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Eighth New York Cavalry
Army of the Potomac
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Indiana
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George W. Sutherland
Clintonville
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Lookout Mountain
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Kan
J. T. Bradley
Frank S$. Whitman
Northern Hospital For the
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National Liquor Dealers’ Association
Soulayville
United States
Joariiament
Roosevelts Report On Chicago Meat Packing
Roosevelt forwards to Representative Wadsworth the Agriculture Department’s report on Chicago meat packing plants. He notes no substance conflict between Neill Reynolds findings and official agricultural analysis. He urges passage of Beveridge inspection bill to remedy Packingtown conditions. Senate action on canal and treaty issues also discussed.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt Lriday
Wadsworth
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Neill-Reynolds
Agricultural Department
Congress
Packingtown
Senate
Hopkins
House
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Philippines
Agricultural Bank
Couetcss
Chaney
Indiana
H. W. Lawton
Arlington
Vast Storms Plague Ontario and Midwest Regions
A sweeping wind and rain storm lashed Ontario and several Indiana counties leaving damaged crops, uprooted trees, and tangled telegraph lines. In Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, tornadoes and cloudbursts caused deaths and property loss, while mining strikes and political shifts ripple across the United States in a day of broad disturbances.
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Ontario
Indiana
South Bend
Peru
New York
Cananea
Mexico
Col. W. C. Greene
Joint
Gov. Warfield
Maryland
Wiliam Pinckney Whyte
United States
Golf yarns from Longworth and Murdock told in chatroom
Ohio congressman Longworth and Kansas editor Murdock swap golf tales in a Washington hints-on-golf column. A Cincinnati player with a love of Scotch highballs imagined drink servers on every tee aided by caddies. Judge Dale’s oath moment closes the quip with a boy who caddied for him.
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Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Washington
Kansas City Times
Representative Longworth
Cincinnati
Jim
Dietary Dicta for Seasonal Dining
The guidance favors lighter meals in summer and heavier in winter. It notes a quart of wheat has more nutriment than a bushel of cucumbers and two pounds of potatoes equal 13 pounds of turnips. It advises light soups desserts and meals in warm weather and generous use of fruits and vegetables as they mature. Beginning with soup helps condition the system for a hearty meal.
The Modern Way Cartoon Exchange Delivers Wordplay
A Baltimore American item notes a humorous early exchange where a speaker corrects slang use by Freddy, clarifying entomology as the science of bugs and joking about an entomologist as a crazy man. The quip showcases playful language in a daily column.
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Freddy
Baltimord
Say I Came To This Dance Without An Invitation
A light exchange notes two men joking about sneaking into a dance, each admitting to bypassing the invite because the event is hosted by one man’s wife. the dialogue highlights social improvised wit.
Building Food To Bring the Babies Around
A Colorado mother shares how Grape-Nuts and milk helped a frail fifteen month old with pneumonia brain fever and teething convulsions regain strength. She reports rapid improvement after introducing Grape-Nuts and cream and says later her daughter grew up strong. The Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan is cited and the ad promises nourishment for nerves and brain with a note to look for The Road to Wellville.
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Colorado
Kansas City
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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