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Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1913

Page

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Tragedy in Winterset and Iowa News Highlights

A Winterset man shot and killed his wife then wounded a brother in law before killing himself amid suspected jealousy. Other Iowa items include farm aid funds of one million dollars, stock judging winners at the state fair, river changes improving cropland, church relic gifts, criminal court hopes in Marshalltown, and various local misfortunes from fires to accidents and smallpox quarantines.

Ersie Brohst Winterset Peter Clear Jeslousy Clear Tie Fii Brobst Des Moines Sioux City Martin J. Wade Harry M. Meneough Grimes Iowa Vernon Guthrie Newton Harry N. Webster Runnells J. Leo Ahart Dow City Raymond Teachout Imogene State College Soldier River Towa Charles Lamb Mondamin Latter Day Saints Church Little Sioux Wittur Patterson Wadena Mink Creek Volga River Marshalltown James G. Quick Mermet Bregaen Rushet Gater L. L. Deuel Algona District The Methodist Church Algora A. E. Craig Morningside College Bunk Cay Columbus Junction Augustin Charles Wells Knoxville Fairfield Wilson McGregor Anton Huebach Onawa Ben Jennen LaPorta City E. R. Ashisy Montroza Henry F. Eppera William Garvey Emma Schmidt Rockford Marble Rock N. EB Goldthwaite Temple Grand Theater Ston Masonic Lodge Lodge Be Ar Davis Wlinola Central Passen Lyst Cedar Rapids al’ Skunk Valley Assle Nes Moines Mt. Ayr Wishop Frank M. Bristol Jay Kirkendall Jefferson F. D. Howard San Francisco Wentworth F. Stewart Boston Mass John F. Arnold Dallas Center G.L. Dobson A. ¥. Proudfoot Indianola A. L. Hammond Dallas County Allee Woerz Hammond Maude Brewer Woerz Jesse Cole Iowa Soldiers’ Home Iowa Department Fira Keehler & Hanson Ogebolt Einspahr & Co Trans-Mississippi Roubher & Bruce John Parker John Wyatt Burlington Ottumwa John Condon James Garvey Mineral Ridge Boone Klein Carnival Company Thomas Soller Osage Mehmet Braen Roshst Gater Mehmet Essa Council Bluffs Donley Buckeye M. M. Wren J.jerrold Ford Cooney J. P. McLaughlin Catherine Stokes Monmouth Redding Frank Mossman Owasa Ellsworth Town Falls Fort Madison Edgar Shrivers Clifford Lymar Brothers Lakonta Oxkaloose Frank E. Bivana Grant John Burke Ogden N. I. Phippa Kellogg Grand Jury Gine Joe Egan Milwaukee Dedham

World events brief notes from 1914 era

A scattered summary notes events from America and abroad. Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, survived a horse accident near Plainfield New Hampshire. A rail yard clash near Bloomington Indiana produced 25 shots with no fatalities. Legislative actions include a tariff tax agreement and the administration currency bill passing the House. Osage oil lands were offered for lease in Oklahoma, while East St. Louis faced a municipal deficit. Morgenthau was named ambassador to Turkey.

Charlies W. Worthen White River Junction Plainfield N. H Jessie Wilson President Wilson Francis Fr. Sayre

Mexican Revolt and Mexican policy dominate Congress

President Wilson’s envoy John Lind remains in Vera Cruz days longer than planned as Gamboa delays talks. Senate Republicans redraw campaign committee while Wilson reads a Mexican policy message to Congress. McAdoo reports $50 million crop movement deposits. income tax efforts falter. World and domestic items follow: battleship Tu'pinia in Belgium, Philippines policy clarified, and multiple tragic and political notes from across the nation and abroad.

Wilson John Lind Vera Cruz Mr. Lind Senor Gamboa

Lawsuit to nullify Iowa workmen’s comp act

Petition to void the recent Iowa workingmen’s compensation act will be filed in federal court challenging its constitutionality. The move, led by J C Hawkins of Newton, contests employer discretion provisions and exemptions for domestic workers and farm laborers, claiming due process and equal protection violations. Also reports on the State Game Farm exhibit, court actions, capitol staff disputes, hog serum doubts, civil service exams, and the National Farmers Congress plans.

Des Moines John L. Breakly Warren Garst J. C. Hawkins Newton Robert Ryan James Hewitt Hawkins United States Casson Applegate Cosson Executive Council H. C. Brandes Towa Brandes Atlantic Avery Que National Farmers’ Congress Iowa Farmers Congress Clarke National Farmers' Congress Plang Ill

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