Briefly Told Happenings of the Past Week
Washington Secretary of State Ryan travels to Sacramento at President Wilsons request to advise Gov Johnson and the legislature on laws. A broad roundup covers tariff debates, labor trust issues, court cases, mine disasters, political shifts, and international diplomacy with many named places and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Sacrameno
Cal
Wilson
Johnson
House
Washington
Gillette
Massachusetts
Taft
HAWKEYE STATE NEWS ITEMS MIXED IN ONE PAGE
A batch of short items reports on individuals and local events across Iowa. Notable notes include the death of William Harrison Stoops, 81, at Knoxville, plus church nursery plans in Webster City and Cedar Rapids meetings on foreign missions funding. Fire losses, farm equipment destruction, and railroad riprap work at Folsom feature in regional notices. postal, legal, and civic changes appear with retirements, appointments, and lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison Stoops
Knoxville
Mr. Stoops
Dorcas
Webster City
William Galloway
Waterloo
Fay Wright
Glenwood
State University College of Engineering
Iowa City
University
Presbyterian Ciuren
Monticello
Henry Clay Wills
Creston
Algona
Charlies
James
New York State
Lee County
Bankers’ Surety Company of
Cleveland
Bruce Lake
District Court
Fort Madison
Milas Neal
Knowles
Iowa State College
Burlington Railroad
Folsom
Fraghet
Missouri River
Ben Johnson
Leon
Fogleman
Secret Service
Connell Bluffs
Jerry BK
Sullivan
Des Moines
General Appraisers
New York City
Wilson
Iowa
Supreme Bench
Karl C. Riley
Decatur City
William Woodard
Riley
Woodard
Red Oak
Daniel Fry
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Oskaloosa
Methodist Church
Grinnell
Montezuma
Eddyville
New Sharon
Rose Hill
Sigourney
Delta
Baptist State Convention
Iowa Falls
Ames
Mott R. Sawyers
Davenport
Iowa Society, Sons of the Revolution
J. A. Daniels
Frank H. Kinesid
W. Wallace
Humphreys
Oliver J. Pelton
Cedar
August Hilmer
Iowa Fiie Presse
E. J. Feuling
New Hampton Tribune
Jewell Electric Light & Power Company
Frank G. Snyder
Jewell
G. M. Anderson
Dhef
Mason City
Sherry Shores
Rock Island
E. D. Jones & Sons
Oxford
Iowa Clinical-Surgical Society
Webster
Elks
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Rushville
Kiefer Bank
Nate Marshall
Modale
Canadian Northwest Worldly Banquet Terms United States Bond
At the University Club of Albany a dinner featured Premier Robert L. Borden and Governor Sulzer extolling US Canada friendship. They spoke on shared heritage and a 100 year peace, urging mutual respect, open trade, and development of North American resources, with Sulzer forecasting the Great Canadian Northwest as a granary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Robert L. Borden
Sulzer
University Club of Albany
Borden
Atlantic
Pacific
St. Lawrence River
Canadian Northwest
North America
West
Clumsy Stoogina described in playful camel analogy
A fragment notes a humorous line about Stoogina moving like a camel, with a vat on the floor serving as a visual aid to suggest he would make a top notch turkey trotter. The tone is comic and self-deprecating, reflecting lighthearted sports or theater chatter of a local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stoogina
Stoogins
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Personal testimonials from Auburn New York and St Cloud Minnesota praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy for long standing female ailments. Women report relief from nervous tension pain and fatigue after four months of use with multiple doctors failing to help prior to taking the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Auburn
Willliam H. Gray
Pleasant Street
New York
St. Cloud
Minn
Lydia Et
Pinkham
Burton M. Quiokstant
727Th Avenue
Resinol Cured Awful Pimples in a Week or So
Brooklyn resident Walter A. Stenstrum describes severe facial pimples cleared by Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment after a week. He notes full facial clearance within a month and continued benefit. Free samples offered by Resinol Dept. 18 K. Baltimore. Every druggist sells Resinol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Walter A. Stenstrum
Willoughby Ave
Dept. 18-K
Resinol
Baltimore
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Gallagher of
Dinos
National
House of Representatives
McReynolds
U. Ss. Senate
Fingnee
Senate
Callie Scott Appelbaum
Superior Court
Atlanta
Floyd Sheets
Ernest Balldorf
Panama Canal
Richard Olney
American Society of International Law
Irwin Frazer
Francisco Grandada
Socorro
N. M
San Francisco
Charles Weller
Weller
Ortie E. McManigal
McNamara Brothers
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Bert Ashley
John M. Raynolds
Dallas
John Harris
Uniontown
Thomas Jones
Kansas City
Wentworth E. Griffin
Police
Pittsburgh
L. Heeter
Honest Louis Johnson
Tucson
Douglas
Ariz
John Doak
Doak
Hollepbeck Hotel
Los Angeles
Frank Mertz
Cincinnati
Monongahela River
Riverside Portland Cement Company
Cressmere
Paducah
Lucas Land and Lumber Company
Felix Diaz
Travisional
Jnerta
Mexico
Efuerta
Diaz
Madera
Minnesota
St. Paul
Joint Conference Committee
Justice Seabury
New York Supreme Court
Dennis Sweeney
Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Theyance
Morrison and Gompers
New Haven
Conn
Walter S. Schuyler
James Bryce
Cecil Spring-Rice
Mr. Ulyce
Bryce Wilh
Yokohama
Honolulu
Helen Taft
William Howard Taft
Misgr Alys Appleton Meyer
Navy
George von L. Meyer
Raymond P. Rogers
St. John's Church
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
Ig Il
Colonial Hotel
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
London
Eng
Mount Rochefort
Florac
France
von Heeringen
Herr Liebknecht
Reichstag
Potsdam
House of Lords
Boutarj
Glona
Monenegrin
Nicholad
Hawkeye State
Iinews
Assains
George W. Colburn
C. L. Reever
Grifdem Graphic
Ben J. Prusse
Passesslon
Pruesg
Idon Forum
Grand Hope
Eapteyn
Star of Eldon
Fasonic
Bsulzer
Western
Fletcher
North Carolina
Bess
Foley
Bane Gore
Pha
Gence
Coe
No Commie Ok Healty Co
America
Aia
Boseball
Sion
Toon
Leclerg
Bryce Box
Stamford
Connecticut
Kodaks and
Locust Street
Jes Moines
Enone
Teen E. Col Wash
Parmere
Sioux City
Esther Bex
Pat Catalogue
Rample
White Supply House
Sem
Galesburg
W. L. Douglas
Debotzer
Jes
Ariag Bros
Pope
Ens Buntess
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