Clergy and Governor Clash Over Enforcing Liquor Laws in Davenport
A despatch notes Governor Cummins pressed by Dubuque and Davenport clergy to enforce liquor statutes in Scott County. Clergy sought lawful authority and better measures while ministers warned of mobs and brewers. The piece also critiques a proposed ethics code in the yellow book for guard maneuvers and related military conduct.
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Des Moines
Cummi
Scott Co
Davenport
Cummins
Scott County
Ministerial Association of
Dubuque
Arch Keane
Iowa
Als
War Against Consumptives In Iowa Public Health Campaign
Health Commissioner Dixon launches a statewide TB drive with house to house visits by nurses. Inspect every household with a consumptive resident and persuade early treatment, nutrition, and hygiene. aim to find cases early and prevent spread.
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Iowa
Times-Republican
Dixon
Pennsylvania
Iowa Guard Blue Book Sparks State War Department Clash
Major J A Olmsted leads a National Guard of Iowa effort to publish a Blue Book amid department frictions. Officials complain overworked generals and staff problems as maneuvers test soldiers while Ames figures face public ridicule for the state war department's confusing colored book plan.
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National Guard of
Iowa
J. A. Olmsted
Iowa Guard
State War Department
Ames
J. R. Lincoln
Brothers in Reconciliation After Fire Destroys Sioux City Plant
The Sioux City Journal’s plant was destroyed by fire last week. The Tribune offered space and the two papers now share production under one roof, softening hostilities between editors. The shift from insults to civility marks a rare truce in Iowa journalism.
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Sioux City Journal
Tribune
Journal
Kelly
John
Perkins
Ingham and Payne Attorneys at the Bar
The Des Moines Register and Leader editor is praised for discovering conflicting statute provisions and striking them from the record, while a Nevada Representative’s presiding legal light is challenged. The press reacts with satisfaction according to the Odebolt Chronicle.
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Ingham & Payne
Des Moines Register
Nevada
Odebolt Chronicle
Republicans control government departments and seek steady action
The St Louis Globe Dem calls attention to the advantage of GOP control as plans to fix tangles move forward. The Pennsylvania Railroad adds foresters and trees near Altoona with 681 acres to be planted and stocked in two years. The Washington Supreme Court holds carriers liable for injuries to pass riders on passes. J Ellen Foster becomes a Justice Department special agent touring federal prisons. The Stanhope Mail backs D C Chase for Congress while Hamilton County twice fields candidates as usual. Des Moines admonishes Davenport with sermons from the Keokuk Gate City of Satan.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
The
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Supreme Court of Washington
Measly Mouthed Betrayer Cited by Cedar Gazette
Cedar Gazette portrays a sly betrayer who deceives while maintaining eye contact, calling him more dangerous than an open enemy in a compact opinion stand.
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Cedar
Gazette
November Sale Promotes Yardage of Prints by Color
A regional seller announces wholesale pricing for prints at 7 cents per yard with a large stock in Black and White Greys Dark Blues Light Blues Cardinals and offers 10 yards for a promotional during November sale.
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Story County
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Lincoln
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Pecii
J. Ellen Foster
United States Department of Justice
Stanhope Mail
D. C. Chase
Hamilton County
Keokuk
Sin
Ayer
J. A Saade
Ayer Co
Tilden
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Telden
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