Iowa High School contest honors in Independence
The sixth annual Iowa High School Association contest at Independence on May 2 featured twelve contestants. Edith Payne of Des Moines High School won first in humorous, Stella Skiff of Newton first in dramatic, and Mattie Jenkins of Cedar Rapids second. Judges included J. W. McClellan and Miss E Blackburn.
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Iowa High School Association
Independence
Des Moines
Marion
Blackburn
Benton County
James Edwards
Iowa Normal Monteiy
Nevada
Breda
Double lynching and riots alarm West Virginia village
From Charleston a May 1 dispatch reports a mob of 500 hanged Scott Hill and Brown Hill after they killed A J Woods and his 18 year old son Alvin near St Albans. The article also notes later killings including a Baltimore stabbing, a New Jersey forest fire disaster, and various international, trade, and crime items.
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Charleston
W. Va
Scott Hill
Brown Hill
Charley Spurlock
A. J. Woods
Alvin
St. Albans
Hill
Rev. Stamp
Jack Dobson
Adkins
Boone County
Spurlock
Mud River
Dobson
Hills
Wood
Mies Woods
Young Woods
Stump
Baltimore
William Benton
James
Benton
Senate Debates Tariff, River Bill, and Education Actions
Reports outline verdicts in a Price case with a not guilty ruling and statute of limitations. Treasury figures show debt decreases and cash on hand. Committees push river and harbor funding, shoreline projects, and pension measures while discussing tariffs and education policy. A May legislative clash includes ship bills, land and foreign ownership concerns, and a call for liberal provisions for Missouri river.
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Wylie
Price
House Committee On Commerce
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
House
Orippi
Cairo
Ilinois
Illinois
Des Moines
St. Paul
Missouri
Ohio
Allegheny
Monongahela
House Committee On
Morrill
Georgia
Washington
Jefferson
Converse
Pete Ion F
Shas
Territories
District of Columbia
Helena
Army Engineers
Missour River
the of the Interior
Sit
Indian Education
Ocean Children
Crcation
Ena
Wasa
Washington Monument
Senate
Snes
Beck
Frye
Dawes
Committee On Raptions
Indiana
Washiveton
McMillen
Committee On Commerce
Dubuque
Secretary of the Interior
Estes Park Co
Colorado
Aykes & Ie Shew
Activas Falkner, Oe
California
General Land Office
van Wyck
West
Wasumetox
Va Wyck
Territories Committee On Public Lands
United States
Ppa
Norwegian farmer murder attempt ends in suicide after tragedy
Edward Thompson, 22, a Norwegian farmer from Roland county, returned drunk and tried to kill his wife Cora Grindem with a pistol. After fracturing her skull with an axe, he fled, later dying by plunging into a deep well. The couple, married two years, had a troubled history and faced arrest in Chicago.
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Boston
James Nicholson
Gilman
Port Jervie
Monticello
N. Y
Roland
Edward Thompson
Sto- City
Thompson
Paul Omens
Cora Grindem
Chicago
Mises
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Gurous
Louie Bosworth
Bosworth & CO
Seeeeeer
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Nsurance Agency
Ek Emstrbest
Dr. G. Meredith
J. L. Bartlett
Boyd Building
J. la Bartlett
Ames, Iowa
Yyer
Uarrig Remedy CO
ST. Louie
MO Jae
McGee
Scott E. Smith
James Reynolds
J. M. Tuttle
Washington, D. C
Propond National Soldiers’ Home
Tuttle
Charles J. Reed
Fairfield
Iowa Jersey Cattle Club
Kimball House
Davenport
Jersey
Ottumwa “Courier
Creston
Gazette
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Kidd
Woodbine
E. F. Butter
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Eagle Grove
Eugene N. Scott
Secretary of State
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Ist
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Knox College
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J. D. Mackintosh
Wabash College, Inc
Burlington Insurance Company
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Bank of Rock Rapids
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J. D. Carpenter
Beloit
Nora Springs Coal and Mining Company
Nora Springs
C. H. Johnson
Fritz Hoberlin
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George Sampson
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