Monro e Mirror editor dies of pneumonia in Monroe
John Vandermast, editor and proprietor of the Monroe Mirror, dies at his home from pneumonia. Born in the Netherlands October 13, 1848, he came to Iowa in 1855 and moved to Monroe in 1880 where he owned the Mirror. He was active in social, religious and political circles and the paper was seen as guiding moral and social good.
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John Vandermast
Monroe Mirror
Netherlands
Palla
Monroe
Mirror
Vandermast
Cora Hambel Wiley
Marshall
Haa
Charles R. Wiley
Rural Life
Iowa State College
Department of Country Life
The
Presbyterian Church
Iowa
McKinley Traction Interests
Illinois
Oskaloosa Traction Company
Buxton
Des Moines
William Horton
Glendale
L. A. Dittner
Shenandoah
William Romeberg
Institution For
Knoxville
Romeberg
State University At
Iowa City
Morningside College
Farmers’ Co-operative Brick and Tile Company
Mason City
Suburban Development Company
Belle Plaine
Bishop Longley
Iowa Falls
Iowa River
Waterloo
St. Louis
Waverly
Waterloo Drop Forge Company
Iowa Supreme Question Lingers Over Speaker Signatures
In Des Moines the Cosson red light law faced debate as Gov. Carroll approved it despite the absence of signatures from Speaker Feely and President of the Senate. Attorney General Byers argued constitutionally the sign-off is directional, not mandatory, while others note differences across states. The issue may reach the state’s high court for resolution.
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Iowa
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Diocese of
Towa
Burlington
Brotherhood
John H. Montross
Des Moines
C. W. Dana
A. L. Holmes
Lyons
W. H. James
Mason City
John Marsh
Keokuk
Howard Pierce
Sioux City
C. J. Shutt
John
Costas
John Angelica
Andrew Livieraltos
Lowden
Livieraltos
Angelica
Livierallos
Clinton
H. T. Herrick
Lowa
Purdue University
Iowa State College
Ralph Hartsook
Orient
Ivan Hawkins
Farley
Holn- Sopal
Theodore
N. Morrison
H. 8. Longley
Sidney Catlin Partridge
Kansas City
Humboldt County
Association
Humboldt
Milwaukee
Madrid
Alice Johnson
L. H. Johnson
Marshalltown
Frank. E. Webb
Rudolph Krizon
Enterprise Coal Mining Company
Des Moinas
Chickasaw
A. F. Kenman
New Hampton
Court House
Iowa Falla
Baen
Adjt
Guy EB. Logan
John Bierman
United States Army
National Guard
Glenwood
Henry Williams
Dave Strother
Iowa Falls
Towa Wesleyan
Central University of Paella
Methodists
Central
David Catlow
Albion
H. W. Byers
Counel
Oge
B. F. Carroll
House
Senate
Kansas
Nebraska
Supreme Courts
Missouri
Ohio
Texas
Nevada
Ilindia
Byera
Supreme Court
Woodbury County
Anti-Saloon League
George Cosson
Rate Advance 15 Up Means 340 Million A Year
Interstate Commerce Commission must decide if a five percent freight rate rise east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac is reasonable. If approved, railroads would gain about 40 million dollars annually, affecting 40 million people. The issue traces 1910 rate increases, government action, and ongoing Alaska railroad legislation plus labor provisions in the sundry civil bill.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac
George Clinton
Washington
Mississippi River
Potomac River
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvanias Railroad Company
Commission
Chicago
Taft
Department of Duatries
Uncle Sam
United States
Congress
Alaska
Interasta
Wilson
Interior
Lane
Pittman
Senate Committee On Territories
Itla
Chamberlain-Wickersham
House
Senate
Chamberlain
Oregon
Wickersham
Pacific Ocean
Nasar
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Commonwealth
Frank ,Grandgenet
Dubuque
Mias Smythe
F. A. Irish
Hopkinton
Robert C. Mentor
Idg Grove
Cosson
House OF Assembly
Webb
Rock Island
United States Express Company
Atlantic
Capitol
A. H. Davison
State Executive Council
Atute House
Cromwell
Frank Faraday
Railroad Commission
Creston
State Council
G. H. Sumner
State Hoard of Health
Lafayette Higgings
Higgins
U. S
Theodore Milen
Farmington
Frank Hardy
Federal Grand Jury
Haig
W. C. McArthur
Milen
Grand Jury
J. Hanson
Sarah Hanson
B. J. Chenoski
Ottumwa
Smith McPherson
Chenoski
Capitol District
Capitol Grounds
Executive Council
Mr. Davison
Maurice Ricker
West High School
Rider
General Assembly
W. 8. Allen
J. N. Dolley
Knangag
Allen
Jowans
Andrew E. Jaconson
Kamrar
Calvin Moore
New Providence
Louis N. Ritten
Franklin Smith
Dallas
Wilam H. Cook
Webster City
Cornelius J. Crowley
Charles B. Fanning
F. Vernentin
Davenport
Eugene I. Gorham
Mount Vernon
George A
Minetty
Frederick Hanssen
Woodbine
Walter and
W. Schaper
Charles City
Wiliam F. Murphy
Walter M. Moore
Apor
Department of Justice
Department
American Federation of Labor
Clayton
Alabama
Hours
Judiciary Committee
Bacon
Georgia
Bartlett
Eundry
Cummina
Bose
Rhia
Farmers’ Associations
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