State's expenses rise as Iowa wards funding jumps
Des Moines reports higher support funds for state hospitals across the state. Per capita allowances increase from 12 to 14 dollars at southern hospitals and 15 dollars at northern, totaling about 144 000 dollars annually per four hospitals. Minimums at several institutions rise, boosting monthly funds for Mitchellville Eldora and others.
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College For the
Mitchellville
Eldora
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Oakdale
Knoxville
Glenwood
Davenport
Anamosa
Fort Madison
Paton robber identified as Frank Galise
Des Moines reports Captain Jackson identified the dead Paton yegerman as Frank Galise, a paroled Stillwater convict with many aliases. The wounded robber may be Frank Robinson, who used names Harry Scanlon G W Mitchell and H V Leamon while in Des Moines. He rented a post office box on February 25.
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Wolf Shoe Company
Columbus
Ohio
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Galise
Robinson
Busby
Rate case hearings postponed in Iowa until fall
Des Moines May 10 hearings on injunctions by rail and express firms to resist rate cuts by the state railway commission are delayed to fall. Attorneys await a U S Supreme Court decision on Missouri rate appeals and Minnesota cases, including a ruling by Judge Sanborn weeks ago. State Nurses meet in Waterloo May 23 and 24. Anna Goodwin of University hospital Iowa City chosen as National Nurses convention delegate in Boston May 31.
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Iowa
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United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Minnesota
Sanborn
State Nurses’ Association
Waterloo
Anna Goodwin
University Hospital
Iowa City
Boston
Lay Track at Plymouth and Mason City on May 10
A grading crew arrived at Plymouth Junction Monday and began work on the Y to transfer Rock Island trains from the Milwaukee main line. In Keokuk, J F Kiedasch a 73 year old druggist and longtime local merchant died yesterday. he was president of Wilkinson & Co.
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Mason City
Plymouth Junction
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Keokuk
J. F. Kiedasch
Wilkinson & Co
Murder Charge Filed in Pocahontas Brother Case
Ed Mertz was arrested in Pocahontas on a murder charge for his brother George. He claims the death came from an accidental shotgun discharge on April 10, while rumors of a quarrel circulate.
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Pocahontas
Ed Mertz
George
Mothers Day Observed In Des Moines Sermons
Des Moines officials announce a Sunday observance honoring mothers and motherhood with services and reflections in city pits and community gatherings, marking Mothers Day.
Taft Defends Canadian Reciprocity Against Political Shots
President Taft told National Grange members he will not let politics influence the Canada reciprocity treaty. He said the measure benefits the nation and would be retried if harmed, while rejecting fears of losing farmer votes and noting personal political fortunes should not sway the decision.
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National Grange
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N. P. Hull
Michigan
Wisconsin
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
United States
Dietz Begins His Defense in Murder Trial
John Dietz starts his defense in Hayward Wisconsin as he his wife and son face trial for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp. He moves to discharge all defendants and the jury citing reasonable doubt and jury bias from the lumber trust. Michael Haverty testifies as the defense begins.
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Wis
John Dietz
Leslie
Oscar Harp
Reid
Dietz
Lumver Trust
Michael Haverty
Lyric Theater Fire in Wilmington Causes Major Loss
The Lyric theater a vaudeville playhouse in Wilmington Delaware burned. Proprietor William Benner his wife and actors William J Waring John Mullen and an unidentified actress were rescued from the third floor. Loss estimated at 100000.
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Wilmington
Del
Lyric Theater
William Benner
William J. Waring
John Mullen
Cities in Aviation Circuit Forming at Dayton Meeting
Daytons Aero club officials advanced a circuit for aviation meetings with Chicago Kansas City Indianapolis and St Louis as initial members. Representatives from these cities attended the meeting to organize the circuit. Arrest Ten for Big Theft in New York. Detectives disguised as drivers traced a United States Express van carrying $20 000 in valuables to a stable and arrested driver Charles B Miller and nine accomplices as they unloaded the contents.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Aero Club
Dayton
York
Central Office
United States Express Company
Charles B. Miller
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