Dolliver Speech Urges Unity Amid Iowa Republican Faction Fight
Senator Dolliver's Des Moines speech urges Republicans to reject factional strife and unite behind the party. He praises Allison for uniting rivals and condemns personal ambition, defamation, and corporate labels. The speech frames harmony as essential to victory and laments party humiliation from continued internal strife.
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Dolliver
Allison
Iowa
Corporation Tools
Friends of the People
Der
Pleasant Society Notes Show Local Meetings and Programs
The Pothian Sisters held a regular meeting at Mrs. Charles Block's home on Hast Fifth, while the Ladies Literary club met at South Chestnut to discuss John Wh. Stoddard with Mrs. C. P. Meredith. Upcoming events include May 12 with topics on Henry W. Longfellow and James Russell Lowell, a May 26 guest day with Mrs. J. S. Harlan, and a Bridge Whist luncheon hosted by Mrs. G. F. Pennell with her daughters assisting. The library hosts a session tomorrow at Carnegie Library with a program by Mrs. Towner on Poets As Teachers, and no books will be loaned that day.
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Literary Club
A. 8. Henderson
South Chestnut Street
John Wh. Stoddard
C. P. Meredith
H. &. Bartley
Pierce Metz
Henry W. Longfellow
James Russell Lowell
J. S. Harlan
Library Board
Carnegie Library
Local residents and visitors appear in city notes
Personal Frems and Mike Waters of Wiota visit the city on business while Senator J K Bruce travels to Des Moines. Cummins men attend Anita meeting. Fred Schuldt recuperates from illness. Mrs Dr Crosby of Stuart stays with the Bartleys. Miss June Jaflin visits from Des Alpines. Mrs C E Hansen sick but improving. O J Ostrus from Cumberland attends to matters. Joe Herbert leaves hospital for home. Mrs D P Phelps arrives for extended stay. H P Stobart goes to Omaha for Farmers' Messenger business. Bonnie Woodward to join Henshaw and Martin store. Zula McCall resigns. Wilcox family to return from California in June. Grace Henderson heads to Idaho Falls. Henry Hansen of Des Moines visits Brayton. Sheriff Duval doubles as housekeeper. W W Don Carlos of Greenfield in city regarding interurban issue.
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Mike Waters
Wiota
J. K. Bruce
Des Moines
Cummins
Anita
Fred Schuldt
Dr. Crosby
Stuart
H. HE. Bartley
June Jaflin
Des Alpines
Atlantic
R. G. Phelps
H. P. Stobart
Farmers’ Messenger
Omaha
Bonnie Woodward
Henshaw and Martin
Zula McCall
G. S. Wilcox
California
Grace Henderson
Idaho Falls
Henry Hansen
Brayton
H. F. Duval
Hardin
W. W. Don Carlos
Greenfield
J. Don Carlos
Dentists Face Advertising Debate in State Meeting
Council Bluffs hosts the State Dental society where Dr. C B Woodbury will present a challenge to advertising. He cites unethical ads touting painless dentistry and cosmetic cuts. Many dentists favor straightforward advertising while questioning sweeping ethical bans.
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Dr. Woodbury
Forsyth Kyle Nuptials Delighted Griswold Friends
Miss Lillian May Forsyth and Ira Dexter Kyle wed at high noon in Griswold Iowa with twenty two relatives present. Rev R C F Chambers officiated as the couple, both praised for character and future plans. The groom works for Union Pacific in Omaha and the couple will reside there after a monthlong western coast trip ending near June.
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Griswold
Union Pacific
Omaha
Aly
Kyle
Atlantic
Td Suth
Omata
Postal Telegraph Cable offers free cyclone relief telegrams
Will send them free on its own lines within the United States for telegrams relating to relief for cyclone sufferers in the south. Such telegrams may be offered by religious organizations or by public officers in their official capacity. C. V. Smith, Manager.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company
United States
C. V. Smith
Governor Cummins Lecture At Atlantic May First
Gov A B Cummins will speak Friday evening in Atlantic at the Masonic hall lecture room at 8 o clock The event invites all to attend regardless of factional seating ABt Committee
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Governor Cummins
A. B. Cummins
Atlantic
Masonic Hall
Abt
School Board Elects Teachers for Atlantic Schools
At a special meeting the Atlantic schools elected staff for next year. Most incumbents were reappointed with few changes. Names and salaries include Central building principals and teachers, East Side and West Side staff, Grant Building hires, and music teacher Frances Arnold. Lucy Martin resigned from East Side and did not seek re election.
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Atlantic
Anna O. Temple
Carrie Wilken
Lulu W. Dinges
Edith Nebe
Blanche Hedges
Amanda Wissler
Kittie McMenamin
Margaret Gittins
Margaret Shannon
East Side
Gussie Brown
Rose Davenport
Minnie Wilds
Fannie B. Sanford
Louise Jones
West Side
Mattie Dinges
Frances Pruitt
Hazel L. Cannery
Jennie I. Berg
Grant Building
Margaret Boyle
Eva Johnson
Georgia
Lucy Martin
May American Boy catalog features seashore yacht cover and stories
The May issue showcases a yacht on the front, with stories like Jimmy Jones Pirate and That Dillingham Boy. Includes pieces such as Hanging a Bear and Five Hundred Thousand Dollars and Management of a Railroad Saved by a Boy, plus a Hugh Jennings interview. Also notes 88 illustrations and a one dollar annual price from Sprague Publishing Co of Detroit.
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Jimmy Jones
Mississippi
Jerry
Billy
Uncle Sam
Hughie
Hugh Jennings
Cortelyou
the Treasury
Popular Science Department
Magis
Paris
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Baseball Scores Yesterday in the American League
Washington beat Philadelphia 6 to 4. Cleveland defeated Detroit 11 to 5. New York toppled Boston 7 to 4. St Louis edged Chicago 4 to 3.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Sports scores from cold games across cities
In cold conditions no games were played in Chicago at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at St Louis, Milwaukee at Toledo, Des Moines at Pueblo, and Denver at Sioux City. Other results include Philadelphia 5 and Brooklyn 1, New York unknown and Boston 2, Indianapolis 9 and St Paul 0, Louisville 2 and Minneapolis 0, Kansas City 7 and Columbus 4, Lincoln 5 and Omaha 1.
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Chicago-Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee-Toledo
Pueblo Des Moines
Denver-Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
Charles Cuykendall Recovers in Quiet Buggy Outing
Charles Cuykendall enjoyed a buggy outing today and is in good shape recovering from a recent illness. Friends express hope the improvement continues.
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Charles Cuykendall
Filing Rush Hits May Second Primary Deadline
Filings for the upcoming primary election surged as May 2, the last day to file, approached. The auditor’s office faced busy days with numerous entries from Republicans and Democrats including trustees, clerks, constables, assessors, and other local offices across Atlantic, Cumberland, Griswold, Bear Grove, Edna, Grove, Pleasant, Noble, Victoria, Massena, and Assena townships.
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W. A. Lackey
Atlantic
Pymosa
Mark Hansen
Grove Township
B. A. Goodspeed
W. J. Matthews
Massena
Edna Township
William Porter
Cumberland
Charles H. Evans
R. A. Campbell
William Heath
John A. Edwards
Edna
C. L. Harlan
J. M. Lehman
W. H. Smith
Griswold
Pleasant Township
M. Brown
Bear Grove Township
H. D. Brown
William Kuester
Noble Township
EH. Pelaer
Court Nearing the Wind Up Adjourning to May Fifteenth
Judge Macy reconvened the April term of the district court to hear the divorce case of Mrs. Clara Moore seeking separation from Melvin Moore on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Attorneys A Meredith and W G Bryant appear for plaintiff and defendant respectively. The Wakefield inebriety verdict was declared not guilty. The docket also includes Hardy versus Huffman, likely to take a day, with adjournment expected to May 5th.
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Macy
District Court
Clara Moore
Melvin Moore
A. Meredith
W. GC. Bryant
Wakefield
Hardy
Huffman
Bereavement Resolution From Silver Leaf Camp for Shenmaker Family
The allwise God called Ivan Shenmaker from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shenmaker. Silver Leaf Camp 2814 R N A extends heartfelt sympathy in this bereavement and commends the family to God. A copy of the resolutions is to be sent to the family and county papers for publication. Committee members listed.
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Edward Shenmaker
Ivan
Silver Leaf Camp
Kingdom of Heaven
City Board of Equalization Hears Tax Objections
The city council board of equalization heard objections to assessment increases. Taxpayers entered the room steadily all day as the board remained busy addressing concerns.
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Kickers
Board of Equalization
Weather forecast for Iowa shows fair tonight and Thursday
The forecast indicates fair skies over Iowa with gradually rising temperatures. Light frost is expected tonight, followed by warmer conditions on Thursday.
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Iowa
Town gossip and personnel moves in Anytown daily
Owing to librarians convention at Carnegie library tomorrow no books will be distributed. Pd L Stookey resigns from Iowa Trust and Savings bank effective next month. Mrs Burton Laird heads to Rathdrum Idaho to join her husband and start a new home. Charles B Coe offered Hancock town schools superintendency with good salary. County Treasurer William Crisman at Excelsior Springs Mo for curative waters. Charles Block also there. EB Lewis leaves Farmers Messenger for Grover Colo to claim a new home after visiting Chariton. Knights of Pythias district convention tomorrow promises large attendance. Anita and local lodge to send delegations.
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Carnegie Library
Charles B. Coe
Hancock
Excelsior Springs
William Crisman
Charles Block
EB. Lewis
Grover
Colo
Chariton
The
Knights of Pythias
Anita
Order
Cummins Campaign Push Visible in City May Day Speech
Cummins supporters distribute advertising in anticipation of a May 1 speech at the Masonic hall. Governor portraits appear in windows and Cummins buttons are seen throughout the city as campaign activity heats up.
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Cummins
Masonic Hall
Frosty Night Leaves Fruitmen Sound
Fruit men report no material damage after a largely uneventful night. A cold freezing air and cloudy skies helped protect crops, though frost is forecast for tonight by the weather bureau.
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Weather Bureau
City Directory Seeks Residents for Names and Details
The paper calls all city residents not yet listed in the directory to send their name address and occupation. It emphasizes accuracy and asks public cooperation to produce a correct volume as near to exact as possible.
Funeral Services For Mrs Henny Janks Held At Home
The funeral for Mrs Henny Janks who died Monday at her south city home was conducted there by Rev Charles and drew a large crowd. Interment followed in Atlantic cemetery. Earlier, funeral services for Jacob Kessler were held at the Catholic church with Rev father Daly officiating and burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Henny Janks
Charles
Atlantic
Jacob Kessler
Father Daly
Supplement Today for Prize Story Openings in News
The News features a supplement with opening chapters of the Chicago Record-Herald prize story When the Mummy Moves. Call the office if you do not receive it. Subscribers can win Record-Herald prizes and extra premiums. prizes equal 10 percent of Record-Herald offerings. Special rate on Record-Herald daily without Sunday is $2.00 a year when taken with this paper.
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News
City
Chicago Record-Herald
Record-Herald
Record- Herald
Chicago
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Senator Dolliver
Atlantic Society
Pothian Sisters
Hast Fifth Street
G. FE. Pennell
of the State Society
Council Bluffs
State Dental Society
Future
Dr. C. BE. Woodbury
Council
Lillian May Forsyth
Bride of Ira
Dexter Kyle
Lowing
National League
Pri
Grace
Moore
Wpta Muller
Mat Keele Acr
Anna Kenenbachi
Atlan
Pd. L. Stookey
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
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