Iowa News Briefs Outline New Army Battery Mustering
Iowa items report the second artillery battery to be formed in the state will be mustered in within days with Adjutant General Logan planning to go to Muscatine. About 130 enlistments are assured as Muscatine builds a $50,000 armory. Also noted are abduction charges in Guthrie Center, a fatal gopher hunting accident in Cherokee County, and various local developments including libraries, churches, and municipal clashes.
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Towa
Logan
Muscatine
Guthrie Center
Aileene Downs
Des Moines
John Archer
Jack Cavanaugh
A. Tiddleman
Hanzel Mansel
Gladys McLuen
George Anderson
Diamond Township
Cherokee County
Anderson
Horticultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College
James Shawan
Haven
Tama County
Shawan
Ruth Davis
Jefferson
Liberal Arts
The
State University
Idéwa
Prexy
F. H. Shadle
Boone
Shadle
Washburn Manufacturing Company
Newton
John McHowzh
First National Bank of
Sioux City
Merchants and Metals National Bank of
New York City
Clara Mark
Burdette
Farmers’ Institute of
Glidden
Charles H. Ferguson
Keokuk
John Ferguson
Protest Over Disbanding Cherokee Company M Fifty Sixth
Cheroke e business men plan a protest to Gov Clarke over the disbanding of Company M Fifty sixth regiment at Cherokee. They claim military politics influenced Iowa National Guard reorganization and that an armory built two years ago was leased for ten years. State officials deny political influence and note no responsibility for armory. Some towns accept the order. Cherokee may lose its armory, with material returned to the state. The article also covers recent weight and measure law amendments and marks a proposed historical site for Fairfield’s first state fairgrounds.
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Des Moines
Clarke
State House
Iowa National Guard
Iowa
United States War Department
Fort Madison
Charlton
Governor Clarke Meets Hull Aide Delegation On Hilsinger Bill
Governor Clarke hears Congressman Hull and a large Second District delegation urging swift passage of the Hilsinger sanitation bill. Opponents counter the arguments as the group presses for the governor’s signature while the bill awaits action. Oil inspectors for a two year term begin July 17 were announced: B. Risley Davenport. BR. M. Garrison Sader Rapids. D. Strock Waukon. 8. B. Humbert Cedar Falls. J.B. Wildman Marshalltown. J. W. Ramsey Garner. A. J. Beatrick Denison. Phomea Chengland Bedger. &. W. Kent Sioux City. G. S. Hardell Council Bluffs. John W. Hall Osceola. J. P. Barry Albia. T. Smith Burlington.
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Clarke
B. Risley
Davenport
BR. M. Garrison
Sader Rapids
D. Strock
Waukon
B. Humbert
Cedar Falla
J.B. Wildman
Marshballtown
J. W. Ramsey
Garner
A. J. Beatrick
Denison
Phomea
Chengland
Bedger
W. Kent
Sioux City
Sanitary Surveys and Rural Health Efforts Expansion
Federal and state health departments plan rural sanitary surveys to improve homes water, sewage, and barns with non coercive reports and recommendations. Iowa court ruling clarifies school district land rights in Davis county. State board of accountancy appointments announced.
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Towa
Bureau
Censure Attitude Prompts Possible Senate Inquiry Next Winter
Des Moines reports that shippers will press for a formal investigation by either the Senate or House Interstate Commerce Committee next winter, aiming to air Western case facts. The move targets Interstate Commerce Commissioner Daniels, aide to the President, amid strong Senate opposition to his confirmation. The piece notes Cummins and Kenyon opposed him and ties to broader rate-valuation debates, while also listing three new complaints by the Jews State Manufacturers' association before the Interstate Commerce Commission over mussel shell rates.
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Des Moines
Interstate Commerce
Daniels
Tate
Senate
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cumming and
Kenyon
Choire
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cumming
Commission
Senator Cummins
Judge Towner
House
Clifford Thorne
Jews State Manufacturers' Association
Iowa
American Pearl Button Company
Washington
Tillnois Central Et
Brooksport
Ill
McKee & Bliven Button Company
Muscatine
Illinois Central Et
Meron
Ind
Burlington Road Et
Nashville
Des Moines Senator Challenges Arrest Rights in Court
In a Supreme Court appeal, Charles Cesana of Hamilton County argues that an unannounced posse entering his home to arrest him after a night of drunken riot posed a self defense risk. Senator Chase, who backed a failed bill to limit drunkenness as extenuation, presses for ruling on officer authority without a warrant. The court shows keen interest in this arrest without warrant issue.
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Des Moines
D. ©. Chase
Supreme Court
Charles Cesana
Hamilton County
Chase
Logan Department Store Fire Destroys Bolter & McCord Building
A blaze at Logan Department Store owned by Bolter and McCord destroyed the store and damaged adjacent buildings. The fire origin is undetermined and investigation is underway.
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Logan
Logan Department Store
Bolter & McCord
May Build Library in Logan City Vote Planned
Logan residents will vote on a proposition to establish a city library here. Promoters stress access to a carefully selected reference collection and improved educational resources for the community.
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Logan
Accesa
Hove
Phrase fragments echo unclear historical note
Fragmentary OCR text shows unnamed person and garbled phrasing. The readable bits do not reveal a clear event, date, or involved organizations. No identifiable individuals or places can be confirmed from the supplied snippet.
Low Round Trip Fares to California Expositions and Coast
Northern Pacific advertises low round trip fares via Scenic Highway to California Expositions and the Pacific Coast with liberal stop overs. Tickets allow visits to both Expositions and Yellowstone via Gardiner Gateway. agent A M Cleland invites inquiries and offers folders and travel literature for 1915 vacation plans.
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California
Expositions
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
North Pacific Coast
Yellowstone National Park
Gardner Gateway
A. M. Cleland
General Passlenger
Northern Pacific Ry
St. Paul
Minnesota
Adv
Professor Schmitz Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills for Back Pain
A Oklahoma professor delivers a testimonial praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for long standing backache linked to Bright's Disease. He says three boxes over years relieved pain and prevented return, endorsing the remedy to others. Also mentions Murine Eye Remedy advertisement and related ocular product offerings.
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B. W. Schmitz
Thomas
Okla
Bright
Dodd
Atte
Madicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Ady
Dolan Confusion Skews Witness Testimony in Court
A witness gave a muddled statement to Judge Wade while identifying as Patrick J. Dolan. The exchange raised questions about his name and lineage, revealing confusion over origins and a purported purchase of a sign and identity.
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Patrick J. Dolan
Wade
Dolan
Lavinski
Ym Tolan
Harvard dinner leaves Poussin puzzled by French
Our French. Professor Poussin, the Belgian ref uges professor at Harvard, was pained at a dinner in his honor by the applause for his description of ruined Louvain and wrecked Liege. Upon learning Harvard folks spoke little French his perplexity vanished and he smiled. He then quoted Mr Smith in Paris.
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Poussin
Harvard
Louvain
Liege
Smith
Insomnia Remedies Cited By Topeka Woman
A Topeka woman credits Postum with ending years of insomnia nervousness and digestive trouble caused by coffee. She switched to Postum for meals, noting rapid improvement and five years of relief without medicines. Postum ads promote two forms, classic and instant, available from grocers.
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Topeka
Postum
Elven
Postum Co
Wellville
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