Preparing for the Big Battle in Iowa County
In this city the Allison and Cummins camps held large meetings at Stier hall and Vose hall to organize for the county primary. Ward committees will be chosen. Williams and Johnson named as ward leaders, with caucuses slated in each ward. Key supporters urged turnout for primary day to back Allison for governor and Scott for representative. Cummins supporters formed a city organization with J. S. Harlan as president and ward vice presidents, aiming to win the primary in the county, especially in this city where the battle will be fiercest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Cummins
Senator Allison
Stier Hall
Vose Hall
Smiley Music Store
Charles Brown
W. C. Williams
C. B. Johnson
News
Follett & Curtis
Williams
W. B. Emerson
T. P. Bruington
C. L. Campbell
F. W. Porterfield
Carroll
Scott
Brown
Atlantic
Iowa
Vose
J. S. Harlan
C. P. Meredith
Wilbur Herbert
D. A. Shuter
Co. K. Kennedy
C. B
List of Names by City Across the Midwest
Cardio Carl Habecht of Lincoln and numerous others from Des Moines Chicago Omaha Kansas City and beyond are listed with initials and cities in a long roster format likely from a society or membership notice. The compilation includes individuals such as Cole Evans Nichols Chambers Bibbing and Reuter among many others from Lincoln Des Moines Chicago Anita and nearby areas.
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Carl Habecht
Lincoln
Neb
BE. M. Cole
Audubon
H. L. Evans
Bedford
J. M. Nichols
Des Moines
W. Chambers
F. J. Peterson
Chicago
N. C. Bellcock
Slifford B. Jones
Kansas City
A. H. F. Ziegler
Anita. Pullman
New York
F. Bibbing
Pd2s
Moines
H. Rowan
W.W. K. Carey
Anita
H. McDonald
J. F. Woody
W. S. Perry
Pontiac
E. Ephick
Carl Reuter
Omaha
A. J. Mayer
C. W. Voegle
I. S. Bowen
The Merchant's Greys Open Season With Yanigans
The Merchant's Greys won the season opener at the ball park Sunday, defeating youthful Yanigans in a good contest. Dalberg struck out five, White nine, with eight and nine walks respectively. Morrow hit a home run and Marshall to G. Franklin to Morrow completed a double play.
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Merchant's Greys
Ball Park
Yanigans
Dalberg
White
Morrow
Marshall
G. Franklin
R. White
J. White
P Marshall
Herbert
Ross
Ey Wright
Semen Eens
Vanigans Eee
Greys Eee
Experts Put On The Stand In Nieman Will Case
Drs Dunn and Porter of Omaha testified for the defense in the Nieman will case asserting Louis Nieman died of Brights disease rather than brain impairment. They argued his death affected his mind and influenced the will in favor of his wife. The doctors presented tissue specimens to support their view.
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Dunn
Porter
Omaha
Nieman
Louis Nieman
Bright
New Sample Shirt Waists At the Usual Discount at Kuhl's
All dress goods advertised with a 25 percent discount at Kuhl's store. The note promotes the new sample shirt waists and urges customers to visit for bargains.
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Kuhl’s
Mrs Boggs Arrests In Boggs Case Also Detained
Mrs Mary Boggs is arrested on a warrant sworn by T H Cue in Justice Pressnalls court for disturbing the public peace. The hearing is set for 5 o clock tomorrow afternoon before Justice Pressnall, linked to the Birch family incident at Cue s home.
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Boggs
Young Birch
Mary Boggs
Court of Justice
Farm House Burns in Turkle Jenson Farm
Turkle Jenson of south of this city lost his house to a fire about 9 o clock Sunday morning a spark from a chimney started the blaze. The building valued at 1200 with 600 insured and the furniture at 200 with 100 insured. Insurance with Cass County Mutual paid in full.
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Maine
Turkle Jenson
Cass County Mutual
Atlantic to Have Better Water
Engineer Darnell supervises installation of new suction mains at the water pumping station to eliminate dirty water. The work aims to improve suction and ensure wells are lower than the mains, reducing air and dirt ingress from leaky joints and misaligned pipes.
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Atlantic
Darnell
Birch Gets His Skidoo Papers
Roy Birch was jailed in police court after being charged by Mrs. Boggs with using profane and obscene language toward her. The dispute stemmed from Birch and Miss Jennie Boggs, the 18 year old daughter, visiting Des Moines together. Birch was fined $100 and ordered to leave the city. Mayor Straight urged him to stay away to avoid imprisonment. Casey, a local produce worker, received a $1 fine for a disturbance at the Atlantic hotel after a scuffle with employees.
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Roy Birch
Birch
Galley West
Straigh
Billy Birch
Casey
Straight
Atlantic Hotel
The Weather Forecast of Increasing Clouds
Increasing cloudiness with probably showers tonight or Tuesday. The temperature is expected to remain steady with little variation.
Y M C A Board Meeting This Evening
The board of directors of the Y M C A meets this evening at the association rooms to transact regular business. Some action may be taken on the building matter.
Real Offenders in Mount City Parable
A Mount City Jeffer sonian column tells a tongue in cheek tale about a dry goods merchant and city shopping. The parable shows townsfolk debating mail order versus local trade and ends with a boycott against mail order ads after a town hall meeting.
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Mount City
Stanhope
Ethi
John
St. Louis
Dread Meningitis Claims Young Otto Reiseberg
Otto Reiseberg aged 23, son of Chris and wife, of West Fourth street, died about 3 PM after a five day spinal meningitis illness. He worked in Omaha, returned home sick, quarantine posted on the house, doctors say no epidemic danger, funeral plans not yet made.
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Otto Reiseberg
Chris Reiseberg
West Fourth Street
Chestnut
Poplar
Omaha
Eggers Bros Jewelry Ad Ends in Confusing Text
Fragmentary ad copy urges filling jewelry orders with a garbled closing line claiming Eggers Bros. is at you right and ends abruptly with a stray phrase dead tf.
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Eggers Bros
Easter Eve at the White House Parade of Children
Washington social column describes Easter Monday at the White House with children rolling colored eggs on the lawn, a flagpole clock signaling lunch, a Marine Band concert, and the president greeting crowds. An Easter egg rolling event is planned for April 20 in the city park with Browning Literary club organizers inviting city children.
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Sam
Washington, D. C
Executive Mansion
White House
War and Navy
Browning Literary Club
Anna Temple
Jennie Berg
Emily Parsons
Mesdames C. G. Warner
Crowley Cole
C. R. Hunt
Mrs. Robinson
Chicago
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Allison and Cummins
GREYS
Merchants’ Greys
Drs. Dunn and
L. F. Nieman
Ter
Ari Nyey
Chas. Block & Son
Edith Gillespie
A. F
P. RE. O
Wilkin
Washington Irving
J. George
W. F. Graham
Robinson
Charles Harlan
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