Stolen Editorial Room Materials After Class Feud
The article recounts unknown students at Idna Werley in Mount Pleasant invading editorial rooms of the Tunter, stealing yearbook materials including typewriters, cameras, contracts, and cartoons amid a class feud. It also notes a string of Iowa happenings from Centerville rail traction purchase to murder case developments and local civic plans.
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Idna Werley
Mount Pleasant
Tunter
Croaker
Iowa
Centerville
Hfe
Lincoln
Robert’ Clark
Des Moines
Kirkpatrick
South English
F. D. Miller
Muscatine
P. C. Tomlinson
Marshalltown
Silas Hall
Toledo
Waterloo
Charles C
Marshalltown State Bank
Phineas 8
Trine
Larsen & Peterson
Winfield
George
John Hendricsmeier
Honey Creek
Bonaparte
University of Iowa
Towa
Grand Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Manchester
Andrew D. Garnett
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Himelf
Iowa Plans to Improve State Lakes and Capitol Grounds
The executive council approved a 1914 program to deepen and clean Little Wall, Rush, Goose, Four Mile, Lizzard and East Twin lakes using a dredging machine costing about 10,000 dollars. Hunters license funds will finance the work with local sportsmen funding in pools. Architect E. Masqueray was hired to design capitol grounds improvements at 2 percent of actual expenditures.
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A. R
Waterloo
Boye
Black Hawk County
Azteen
Great Western
Iowa
Des Moines
Oelwein
Ottumwa
John W. Gray
Gray
Grace Hastings
Keokuk
Arnolds Park
Dickinson County
Edward F. McGorrish
M. Butler
Carpenter
Mitchell County
Leonard
Knudson
M. E. Groner
Hale
Jones County
Lone City
Yice O. I. Wilson
R. B. McCormick
Kossuth
Algona
Monticello
Mount Pleasant
Burlington
Harold Bratzer
Waukon
Towa
E. C. Hinshaw
Spirit Lake
Fish and Game Commission
Hunters’ Heengse
Executive Council
Hinshaw
Wall Lake
Pocahontas County
Couci
Ey. Tr. Masqueray
Capitol Grounds
Masqueray
Cats and Dogs Dominate City Pound Half-Year Report
The district pound report shows 9 422 cats and 2 176 dogs impounded in six months, with minimal other animals. Fees totaled 692 dollars. cats are killed in gas chambers on request, dogs after 48 hours if not redeemed. traps for cats are privately operated with signed safety measures.
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Cate
Omfcinola
Pound
Milwaukee Heroic on Track in Wild Virginia Car Ride
A chaotic suburban car ride ends with Milwaukee and a rival passenger fighting for control on the track. The motorman and conductor eject a 220 pound rowdy who returns eight times, then a sober bystander brother knocks Milwaukee down and takes charge. The car departs toward Virginia with a restless crowd aboard.
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Virginia
Eny
Milwaukee
Brother Milwaukee
Temperance Gambrinus
Doesn't Believe in Taking Things Too Seriously
A Georgia congressman, Representative Buck Howard, known for his humor, shares a story about a young correspondent in his office trying to file an armed intervention joke. The tale highlights Howard's easy rapport with reporters and his tendency to tease editors rather than placate them.
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Congress
Buck Howard
Georgia
State Department
Hanahump
Mexico
Howard
It Is No Longer a Joke to This Connecticut Congressman
A House scene centers on Rep Reilly and a by request bill pushed by James L Cowles of Connecticut. Cowles proposed a flat $1 rate to cover freight and passenger travel across the country, arguing a parcel post logic could apply to railroads. The idea sparked tickets for a San Francisco trip as lawmakers press for action on the measure in Washington.
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San Francisco
House of Representatives
Connecticut
As Reilly
James L. Cowles
Washington
Alexandria
Potomac River
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Parish of
Sacred Heart
Hamond Heelan
Adelaide Hupp
Chicago School of Physical Education
Collins
Iva Parmalee
Campbell Hil
John Mosley
John Schrum
Mosley
Teachers’ College
Dewey Gibson
West Liberty
David Nauman & Son
Young Ilson
George , Williams
First Congregational Church
Newton
W. O. Briggs
County Advertiser
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Lyons
New Hampton
Mary A. Smith
Ogeeola
Eden
Melbourne
Charles Druse
Shenandoah
Druse
Sarah H. Bechtel
Boone
Maria C. Chapin
Nashua
Emma
Klopp
Bedford
Katherine Leibold
Fort Atkinson
Anna E Neesley
Lisbon
Mary Alton
Hillsboro
Barbara N. King
Cambridge
Mary Pierson
Fred B. White
Keokuk County
M. J. Wade
United State
State Saves
USE Hunters
Wilt An
Little Wall
Rush
Goone
Four Mils
Lizzard
East Twin Lakes
New Iowa
Morgan-Shawler Co
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
Capital Stock
James 8. Shawler
Parkinson Automobile Engine Starter Co
Sioux City
Woodbury County
E. I. Horaiman
Iowa Investment Co
Forest City
Winnebago County
William Watson
Redfield Power and Milling Co
Redfield
Daling County
Capital
Feld
Webster
Humboldt
B. G C. Aylesworth
Bull Meesers
Capitol Extension Grounds
T. B. McCurdy
State House
McCurdy
Cumming
Clarke
General Assembly
Capitol Extension
KL. A. Jester
Ilinois
Mra
Sam Weinstock
Chicago
Charity Society
Pension Society
United States
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Montis
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