Treaty liquor case to test state control over shipped alcohol
W Bilderback, traveling salesman for Hillier liquor house in Omaha, faces trial on a Cass County Iowa indictment arguing that a recent U S Supreme Court decision allows states to regulate liquor sales within their borders and forbid taking orders for liquor in dry states. Bilderback posted 600 cash bond and the case is pressed as a statewide test.
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Iowa
Atlantic
Bilderback
Hillier Liquor House
Oman
Goodspeed
Cassounty
United States Supreme Court
South Dakota
Goodspeed J
United States ‘Court
Apple Raising Pays In Iowa Orchard Revenue
Mason City reports Frank Trigg of Rockford with a four acre apple orchard using scientific care yields strong marketable crops. This ten year old orchard, planted mostly in Wealthy and Patten Greenings, produced 900 barrels this year and grossed about $1,200, averaging $50 per acre.
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Mason City
Frank Trigg
Rockford
Bulk Sales Law Upheld in Nebraska Goods Case
Sioux City creditors win ruling sustaining their claims against Gilbertson Bros goods once in Lime Grove Nebraska. Judge E B Weatherby of Norfolk declares bulk sales law constitutional in its first test, a decision seen as vital for Sioux City wholesalers selling large quantities in Nebraska.
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Sioux City
Gilbertson Bros
Lime Grove
Neb
E. B. Weatherby
Norfolk
Nebraska
Prairie fires cause heavy farm damage and fires burn hay
Prairie fires damaged corn fields hay fences and burned about 100 tons of hay on McAuley Bros John Andrews and William Frezee properties across thirty acres of corn. Wind spread flames from Milwaukee section force right of way origin. Des Moines hotel raid case claims police actions absolve hotel owners of liability.
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Nora Siprings
McAuley Bros
John Andrews
William Frezee
McAuleys
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Howe
Phillip
Charlemom
Iowa Aggies Stock Judging Team Wins Again at Royal Show
The State College stock judging team captured the team prize at the American Royal Live Stock show in Kansas City for the second time in two years. If successful again next year the award trophy will be placed in permanent possession of the state college. Three individuals won other prizes in addition to the team honor.
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Iowa Aggies
Ames
State College
Kansas City
Seventy Strikers Return to Work in Marshalltown Shops
Seventy men who had joined a strike at the Iowa Central shopmen resumed work in Marshalltown. More would have returned if available, with many strike breakers quitting early. Within days, employers will be union men and shops will run with greatly increased forces, day and night shifts.
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Marshalltown
Peel
Iowa Central
Typhoid Tied to Milk in Fairfield Outbreak
Dr Albert reports Fairfield epidemic likely started by milk and ice cream from Trailfield area. State board of health will hear his twenty first quarterly findings. Between sixty and seventy five cases reported two weeks ago as investigation continues. July to September shows tuberculosis leading examined diseases.
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Albert
Fairfield
Town City
Trailfield
Henry Albert
State Board of Health
Dr. Albert
Tama Indians Win Government Cannot Compel School Attendance
In federal court Judge Reed ruled in a habeas corpus case by Tama reservation Indians that the government lacks authority to remove children from parents to send them to Toledo schools or to arrest and imprison refusing parents. The decision also holds Muckwakis own land in fee simple, not a reservation, barring government jail construction. a complete victory with wide precedent.
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Cedar Rapids
Reed
Tama Reservation
Toledo
Davenport Fire Destroys Elevator and Syrup Warehouse
A blaze on the 14th destroyed elevator B of Rothschilds Grain in Davenport, with $75,000 loss insured. Nearby Glucose company warehouse with thousands of syrup barrels burned, valued at $15,000. Mueller Lumber Co. suffered $10,000 in lumber loss. Total combined bill exceeds $100,000. cause of fire unknown.
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Lumber Co
Davenport
Rothschilds Grain Company
Glucose Company
Mueller Lumber Company
Milk Quenched Big Farm Fire at Rugg Farm
Milk was used to extinguish a blaze at the C. P. Rugg farm south of Waterloo. Many gallons were poured on corn cribs and buildings and contents were saved. A barn and several sheds burned, killing nine horses, seven calves, and one cow. Much machinery and grain were destroyed. Loss over $3,000 with $2,000 insured.
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C. P. Rugg
Waterloo
Denounce Druggists Move to Prosecute Nefarious Liquor Trade
A Dubuque meeting of twenty five retail druggists denounced selling liquor for beverage and pledged assistance to prosecutions of offenders. The group will no longer bear the burden of the wrongs by a few members and aims to reorganize to avoid the scandal. Sioux City sees a staffing shakeup as Frank L Wirick resigns after six years as secretary of the Interstate livestock fair due to ill health. Joe Morton, longtime secretary of the O’Brien county fair at Sheldon, is named as probable successor.
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Dubuque
Sioux City Fair
Sioux City
Frank L. Wirick
Interstate Livestock Fair
Il Health
Wirick
Joe Morton
O’brien
Sheldon
Mason City Wins Davenport In Headquarters Vote
The Modern Brotherhood of America chose Mason City as its headquarters over Des Moines by about two to one. Davenport was another candidate in the contest.
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Mason City
Davenport
Brotherhood of America
Des Moines
Plan Big Power Plant at Palisades Cedar Rapids
W G Das and Isaac B Smith of Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway and Light Co announced the purchase of Cedar River water power rights at the Palisades six miles below Cedar Rapids. A 20 foot dam will generate 50 000 horsepower with an electric line planned to Palisades and Mount Vernon.
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Cedar Rapids
W. G. Das
Isaac B. Smith
The
Iowa City Railway and Light Company
Cedar River
Palisades
Mount Vernon
Cleveland's Clever Twirler Adde Joss No-Hit Victory
Addie Joss of Cleveland pitched a no hit no run game against the Chicago White Sox near season's end. Only 27 batters faced him, no baserunner reached first, no Chicago runner touched a base, and no errors supported the effort. The feat matches Cy Young's record against the Athletics and is deemed unbeatable for now.
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Addie Joss
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
Cy” Young
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Close Race for Pennant in the Minor Leagues
The pennant races across multiple minor leagues ended in dramatic final games. Nashville beat New Orleans by a shutout in the Southern league, Sioux City topped Omaha in the Western league with a Ducky Holmes home run, Indianapolis edged Louisville in the American Association, Baltimore edged Providence in the Eastern league by 12, Springfield beat Hartford by five in the Connecticut league, and Springfield swept Decatur to win the Three I league by four points.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Sioux City
Omaha
Indianapolis
Louisville
Providence
Baltimore
Springfield
Hartford
Decatur
Lubs
Memphis Wee
Shope Sour
Mobi Saeeuesar
Little Rock
Denver
Pueblo Cae
Des Moines
Aon
American "Association
Peees
Svesepene
Columbus
Toledo
St Pacido Resessurrida
Weenesseveeenveel Aabbesvevensons
Newark Eere Bereesseer
Buffalo
Wereeseaes
Montreal
Toronto Ermaeee
Jersey City Cesseveevseeees
Rochester
New Haven
Clinton
Central Association Waterloo
Burlington
Quincy
Keokuk Aee
Jacksonville
Swarthmore Plans Return to Football Under Crowell
Swarthmore College to resume football after abolishing the sport last year. Walter Crowell, former Swarthmore quarterback, is engaged to coach the class teams with plans for regular games next year.
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Swarthmore College
Walter Crowell
Swarthmore
Big Eastern colleges seek quarterback candidates
The article surveys major eastern colleges facing a quarterback shortage for the coming season. Princeton relies on Capt Eddie Dillon, Yale must replace Tad Jones and Dines, Harvard searches with three candidates Brown Cutler Sprague, and Penn Cornell weigh aging veterans Kennath Gardiner Caldwell. The shift emphasizes the evolving requirements for the position.
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Princeton
Tigers
Eddie Dillon
Dillon
Yale
Tad’ Jones
Dines
Blues
Hopkins
Bingham
Wheaton
Philbin
Harvard
Newhall
Jones
Cambridge
G. G. Brown
Cutler
Sprague
Daly
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Kennath
Philadelphia
Hee
Gardiner
Caldwell
Mount Pleasant
Carlisle
Football notes on Yale Oregon Princeton and Navy coaching
Yale’s Bob Forbes seeks a western title at Oregon while Princeton’s Johnny Poe and Capt H L Dillon aid Tiger coaches. Columbia plans interclass play but stays out of intercollegiate contests. Georgetown candidates include Leach of Notre Dame with a 223 in the 200 yard dash and 62 seconds in the quarter. Navy’s Capt Douglas will assist coaching at the academy this fall.
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Bob Forbes
Yale
University of Oregon
Johnny Poe
Princeton
H. L. Dillon
Columbia
Georgetown
Leach
Notre Dame
Douglas
Navy
Academy
Berrien
Murrhy’s Offer for Mathewson Sparks Baseball Debates
The Chiesto Nattengl lepene owner offered 40000 for Christy Mathewson of the Giants. Brush and McGraw rejected the bid as inadequate, saying Mathewson is not for sale. Murphy and Chance reportedly offered 50000 through a New York intermediary to urge Chicago to disband as a unit, arguing Mathewson would greatly strengthen their roster.
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Charles W. Murrhy
Chiesto Nattengl Lepene
Christy Mathewson
Giants
John T. Brush
John McGraw
Murphy
Frank Chance
Mathewson
New York
Eventis
Brush and
McGraw
New York City
Chicago
National League Baseball
Chance
John J McGraw Known as Jekyll and Hyde To Fans
In New York era observers describe the Little manager as Jekyll and Hyde. Outside the city few fans know Muggs off the ballfield who has come to be viewed as an incarnation of rowdy behavior.
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John J. McGraw
Jekyll and Hyde
Httle
New York
J. Muggs
Rowdy
McGraw
John McGraw
John Mce- Craw
Anon
John J
Giants and McGraw contrasted as kind, ruthless on field
The piece contrasts John J. McGraw as compassionate off the field with a fierce, punishing presence on the ball field. It notes Honus Wagner leading the National League in batting for the year, with Donlin, Bransfield, and Ira Thomas among top hitters, and Ty Cobb close behind.
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Honus Wagner
Pittsburg
Honus
Mike Donlin
Giants
Wagner
Kitty” Bransfield
Philadelphia
Ira Thomas
Detroit
Ty” Cobb
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa
Internal notes list former name changes and contact lines for a state university medical facility. Mentions house phone 46 Black and office 263 Black with an Atlantic reference.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Black
Atlantic
Wills and Probate Practice at Atlantic Law Office
Wills drawn and probated with reports prepared for administrators and guardians. Appointments secured, probate practice a specialty. General law business transacted through Atlantic firm.
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Atlantic
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