Kenyon Re-election and Iowa primary debates emerge
Des Moines reports Senator William S. Kenyon will be reelected by a joint session of Iowa's Thirty-fifth General Assembly after separate house votes. The piece details the primary results, a proposed interracial marriage ban, a wave of new bills, and Clarke's gubernatorial canvas. It notes the governor’s staff change and school reform plans.
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George Gallarno
Des Moines
Iowa
William S. Kenyon
Thirty-fifth General Assembly
Senaor
Kenyon
Dan Hamilton
Lafayette Young
Dolliver
Charber
Charles W. Miller
Bremer County
Crown
Monona County
Senate
House
Clarke
Harding
Kingman
Winnebago
Oregon
United States
Kiny
Carroll
Dawson
Klay
Sioux
Sune
Burt
Taylor County
50 Head Tried Sows Fall Yearlings and Spring Gifts Auction
F All dritt and Sons herd sale at Friend Nebraska offers 150 bred sows plus herd boars and 20 head of spring and summer boars. Sows shipped in clean box cars and kept healthy. Auctions begin the 23rd. catalogs available from H S Allen Russell Iowa Ras Lang Atlantic Iowa or F Alldritt Lincoln Neb.
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F. Alldritt & Sons
Friend
Nebraska
H. S. Allen
Russell
Iowa
Ras. Lang
Atlantic
F. Alldritt
Lincoln
Neb
Detective Hart Shot by Automobile Bandit
Chicago January 21 a climax in the search for members of the automobile bandits occurred when Detective Peter Hart was killed with his own revolver reportedly by one of the gang He was shot through the heart as he went to arrest Bob Webb an alleged accomplice of James B Perry a confessed bandit Hart's killer leaped through a window and escaped into a crowded street
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Chicago
Peter Hart
Booth Wabash Avenue
Bob Webb
James B. Perry
Hart
Ready to Resume Fighting as Balkan Delegation Notified
London reports the Bulgarian premier J S Guechoff told Dr Daneff and his colleagues to declare resumption of hostilities against Turkey when peace talks fail. The Balkan allies will notify General Savoit that the armistice ends once no mutually satisfactory arrangement appears possible.
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London
Turkey
Daneff
J.S. Guechoff
Balkan
Savoit
Hos
Rocky Mountain National Park Proposed for Colorado
A plan to establish a Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado near Long’s Peak and Estes Park, covering the Continental Divide and nearby ranges, is recommended to Secretary of the Interior by R B Marshall, chief geographer of the US Geological Survey after a detailed region study. The suggestion includes naming the park Rocky Mountain National Park. In Dubuque Iowa a boat named Bear Cat is said to have sunk in the Mississippi, ending its run after ownership decided the vessel was unsafe and top heavy, with a past capsizing causing three deaths.
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National Park
Colorado
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Long’s Peak
Estes Park
Continental Divide
The
Interla
Fisher
R. B. Marshall
United States Geological Survey
Marshall
Rocky Mountain National Park
Dubuque
Mississippi
Rex J. Cowley
Tim Boozle
Yale cor poration accepts Taft as Kent professor
Yale announces President Taft accepts the Kent professorship of law and plans withdrawal from the corporation to assume duties. John P. White wins United Mine Workers presidency over A. Bradley 96,088 votes. Dr J R Wilson asks at the post office about sending a human skeleton by parcel post and is told it can be mailed.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
Taft
Kent
Yale
Corporation
John P. White
Ostaloosa
United Mine Workers of America
A. Bradley
Mount Olive
J. R. Wilson
Wichita
Balancing Power A Vitalizing Agent for Digestion
A historical note describes balancing and vitalizing properties of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is said to act on the stomach and digestion to purify the blood and strengthen nerves, aiding the liver. It is offered by medicine dealers in liquid or tablet form with a trial tablet mailed for stamps.
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Towa
C. B. Knowles
A. Dillavou
Hawkeye Veterinary Medical Association
Knowles
Pierce
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