Des Moines Area News Highlights and Local Proceedings
Iowa communities report proceedings from Des Moines and surrounding towns, noting court verdicts in the State versus Paul Radiat case, railroad plans to move quarters and build shops, church and school additions, a large Angus cattle show, and various civic developments including bank formations, public notices, and notable retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
George Youte
Frank Papier
Cooteat
Iowa Poway
CIA
Jon
Annayl
Des
Sints City
Chariton
Old Settlers
Paul Radiat
Arge
W. S. Guenn
Tewnoease
WG. Sawyer
Citzen
Bt. Madi
St. Vaal & Ines Moines Railroad
Des Moines
East Nineteenth Street
Grand Avenue
Pel & Fertitiver Company
State Department
Civil Service
Minden
Iacah Taner
Jack
Nity Propricicy
Harley Uri
Esther Pru
Shenandena
Ist
Bis
Pardoysy
Kennedy
Siverly
Rosensgift
Ames
Ost
Kelley
le International
First Presbyterian Church
Charson
Europe
J. A. Norrin
Clinton
Chicago & Northwesterly
Nomis
Western Union
Galena
Chicaga
Roy Norris
Northwestern
Weod
Calona
Mexico
Balkan Crisis Sparks Moves Toward Conference
Bulgarian cabinet rejects London indemnity proposal tied to recognizing Bulgaria's independence. Great Britain France and Russia back a conference basis while Germany aligns with England on Bosnia and Herzegovina. Turkish naval movement reaches Saloniki as Cretan union with Greece is proclaimed. Prince Ferdinand enters Sofia amid patriotic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
England
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-h Hungary
Ferdinand
Balkans
Near East
Bosnia
Saloniki
Samos
Greece
Fifteen Die As Fire Destroys Train Load Of Metz Villagers
In Michigan forests a Detroit and Mackinaw relief train carrying Metz villagers was wrecked by broken rails near Metz. Eleven women and children and four men perished as cars burned. Northerly Michigan fires caused widespread disaster. Other items include a balloon mishap, a New York tug incident, two salt warehouse fires in South Chicago, a murder in North Carolina, baseball world series result, and a suffrage mob siege of Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Seat
Husbend
Eary Sear
Dubuque
Alerd
Chillea
Creston
Board of Supervisors
Tom Wright
Mount Fleasant
Kar
Aeschurch
Letts-Fletcher Pany
Wic
Manger L
Wea
State Food and
Derry
Ton. Wright
A. E Ayers
Centerville
Centerville National Bank
Drake Heirs
T. J. L. Sawyers
G. M. Barnett
Joseph Goss
Coss
Goss
Myr Goss
Bradleys
Drake
Towa
Story
Charley Carr
Nevada
Ute Frank Lough
John D. van Allen
Clinton
Tolland Club of
New York
van Allen
Lorenz van Allen
Utrecht
New York City
van Alen
Detroit & Mackinaw Railway
Metz
Alpena
Mich
Nowicki Siding
Michigan
Herlin
North Sea
Hacksteller
Schreider
Albany
North River
Chicago
John
Peter Bobb
Ingalls Crossing
N. C
Detroit
Putnam County
Ohio
Louise H. Chamberlin
Perry
Hest
Salt Lake Tribune
Albuqueque
N. M
Thomas Howe
Ben Davis
Drummond
Mont
London
James
Kennedy
Roock Island
Tamber Company
Rock Island
Union National Bank
Sunemorville
Ostinter
Willian Randolph Stearst
Hhn
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Douglas County
Nebraska
Rusley
Spa
Japan
Yokohama Hurbor
la Rocque
John Cook
Champaign
Edna McLeanan
Z. O. Cure Wood
Canada
British Columbia
Kyritish
Honduras
South Lancaster Academy
South Lancaster
Mass
Christian Science Publishing Society
Boston
Christian Science Monitor
Wiliam Tretheway
Mmine
Calumet
Hecla
Mie National American Woman Suftrage Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Ingleside
Fort Collins
Angel Ugarte
Tonduras
Mexico
Lazo Arriaga
Barber Asphalt Company
Barber Roofing Company
North Venice
Frederick 8. Uaird
Omaha
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Alton
Deneen
John R. Marshall
Eighth Infantry
Iilinoig National Guard
Mobile
Ala
Busley
Miemeyer
Hans Hiedemann
Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Detroits
William F. Tucker
United States Army
Decatur
Ill
St. Louis
Hoy Springs
Ark
Hae
Henry Standing Bear
Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle
Nazet M. Moran
Smith College
National Grain Dealers’ Association
Davenport
Poland
Piotrhow
Lodz
George Collier
Ocaldental
Cal
Williama Wirt
Youngstown
Monroe
Lee Age
Iowa News Roundup From Des Moines State Fair to Wars
A sprawling Iowa clippings summary reports on state finance and education reforms including pay rises for teachers, new certificate laws, and Penny Providence savings in Des Moines. It covers school law commissions, grandstand plans for the State Fair, election machine training in Polk County, and inquiries into senatorial voting rules. It notes weather and fire incidents, legal actions, and various local developments across Des Moines, Chicago, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John FF
Ess
Northwestern Town Teachers' Association
Fort Dodee
Iowa
State Department
Riggs
Penny Provident Association of
Penny Providence Association
Congress of Mothers
Cameron
Simpson
State Fair Association
Smith
Toronto
Canada
Fair Grounds
Detroit
Columbus
Edward CG. Eliott
University of Wisconsin
Eliott
United States
United States Bureau of Education
Washington
Elliott
State Board of Education
Wisconsin
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Duvieg
Clear Take Toe Company
Tone Leder
Avery
Amallor
Ntatelail
Saythss Bank
Roosevelt
Mn Jand
Africa
Oxford
Kev
Francis J. McConnnell
Why
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Booklyn
N. Y
de Pauw University
Greencasilo
Tril
Vor Tiedmann
Cortez
Wew
James McKunny
United Stes Supreme Court
Frederick A. Cook
David W. Wil
Poplar Blut
Republica
Horace BD. Taft
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
William H. Taft
Harry K. Than
Matteawan Hospital
Justice Mills
New York Supreme Court
Col
Ike T. Pryor
San Antonio
Tex
Polk County
I.W. Barr
Burnett
John Smilthaska
Board of Trustees
Amen College
Assembly
Blake
State Department of Agriculture
Treasury
Agieney
A. M. Linn
State Board of Health
Tdnn
Tafay
T. DB. Randall
Burdick-Corbin Company
Cummins
Tom Brown
Cresco
Waukesha
Wis
Attorney General
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