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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Tratlan
Monon
Bloomington
Ind
Washington
J. A. Emery
N. A. M. Association
Gsenate Lobby Committee
C. A. Smith Company
Bay Point
Cal
Newton Edeon
Woodston
Kan
House
Osage Indian Reservation
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Cato Sells
Osage Indian Office
Powhuska
Okla
East St. Louis
Chamberlin
Senate
Henry E Morgenthau
New York City
Turkey
Republican Congressional Committee
Mexico
Congress
McAdoo
Borah, Bristow and Cummins
L. H. Chandler
Antwerp
Belgium
Cadiz
Spain
Far
White House
Francis Burton Harrison
Philippines
Tunkhannock, Pa
M. Tirman
C. Rogers
Pelerin de Latouche
M. Savy
M. Guiffray
New York
Miami Powder Company
Fayville, NL
J. H. Kibler
Chicago
Josh Martin
Caira
Alvey Grubbs
Thebes
Evelyn Nesbit . Thaw
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Imperator
Ths
Hoboken
Nta
Herman Gobrecht
Republic
Hague
Carnegie
Wilhelmina
Mr. Carnegie
Order of Orange Nassau
William M. Fullerton
Lyons
France
District of Columbia
London Builders
Bern
Estill Winchell
James Winchell
Hartford
George D. Hawthorne
New York Police Pension Bureau
George Carrangats
Harry K. Thaw
Sherbrooke
Que
Dominion
Patrick Bullard
Peoria
Til
Attleboro
F. Allen
Kansas City
New London
Conn
National Association of the Deaf
Cleveland
Sanmena Wen
Earl Perkins
J. M. Perkins
Denver
Colo
Pra. C. G
I. B. Perkins
Jacob Rediger
Einora McMullin
Sheldon
Wits
Will
James A. White
Iowa County
Iowa Senate
C. M. Porter
L. V. Porter
Eugene Carmichael
David Tripp
Colfax
State Board of Health
Supreme Court of the State
Hunter
State House
W. A. Duckworth
State Rapitol
M. M. Harrah
Harrah
District Court
Pitckworth
Frank Thurber
Duckworth
Thurber
Capitol Building
Albert Gay
John W. Cox
Capitol
Hugh Brennan
Cox
Civil Service Commission Naw
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Immigration Service
eNe Island
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Fisheries
Isthmian Canal
Haskell School
Kansas
Manchester
John ‘Tracey
Cape