Iowa Postmasters Named by President Wilson in Iowa
The Senate at Washington confirmed Iowa postmasters including F. M. Finnell Algona Kasper Falringon Armstrong Thomas M. Fitzgerald Charley City Leroy H. Lyon Colfax Edward J. Mitchell Graettinger John J. Donahoe Gilmore City Clint R. Price Indianola Carl Banson Jewell Lloyd Crow Mapleton Walter Rae Massena and others. Also noted are the Des Moines Valley Medical association ending its forty second annual meeting at Ottumwa electing officers. Additional items include population arrivals to Manley Rock Island terminal and various local incidents across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Iowa
Wilson
F. M. Finnell
Algona
Kasper Falringon
Armstrong
Thomas M. Fitzgerald
Charley City
Leroy H. Lyon
Colfax
Edward J. Mitchell
Graettinger
John J. Donahoe
Gilmore City
Clint R. Price
Indianola
Carl Banson
Jewell
Lloyd Crow
Mapleton
Walter Rae
Massena
George C
Booth
Prescott
Edward B
Swank
Richmond
Georges M
Watermann
Sidney
William Wallace Finn
Wesley
Des Moines Valley Medical Association
Ottumwa
FP. M. Cutler
Keokuk
C. A. Boise
G. F. Niblock
Derby
F. W
Round House
Harvey W. Turner
Eureka
Kania
Oakland
Cornell Bluffs
Fontanelle
Turner
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Burlington
Bhenandosh
H. B. Nies
Journal
Marble Rock
Rochester
Minn
Nies
Rockford
Charles City Intelligencer
Jones
Council Bluffs
Mike Lango
Wiley Iver
John Wakehouse
Wiley
Emil Steiner
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Keokuk Motorboat Club
Bay
Detroit
Milwatthes
Morningside College
8. L. Chandler
Chandler
A. H. Marston
State Highway Commission
Clinton
Clinton County
Luther League
Boxholm
John Claussen
Newton
W. H. Morgan
Parole System Aims To Rehabilitate Convicts In Iowa
Des Moines reports reveal a state parole bureau operating quietly to place parolees with employers via trusted networks. Employers must trust the board to provide law abiding workers, with contracts arranged to balance wages and freedom, often placing parolees on farms where farming skills exist. The board emphasizes dignity, avoiding harsh terms, and claims to place hundreds of prisoners yearly through coordinated letters to suitable businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State of Laws
State Board of Paroles
Board of Parole Bureau
Board of Parole
Woods
Fear a Defection From Democrats in Tariff Vote
Washington observers fear four Democratic senators may defect on the tariff bill defeating administration aims. Names named include Thornton, Ransdell, Walsh, and Newlands with potential tie scenarios depending on cross-party votes. President Wilson’s control of the tariff process and possible veto threats loom over next year’s political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clinton
Washington
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Houses
Congress
Thornton
Ransdell
Loulalana
Waluh
Montana
Newlands
Nevada
Marshall
House
White House
Wilson
Baltimore
Lo Ward
Moslem Uprising Fear Mongers Overstated Threat
The piece mocks fears of a Mohammedan holy war against Christian nations. It argues such a revolt is unlikely, citing Turkey’s recent defeat, Arabia and Persia weakness, and North Africa and India’s backwardness, concluding Muslims lack a rallying pole or coordinated strength.
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India
Britain
Caucaaus
Central Asia
Russia
North Africa
France
Moalome
Islam
Turkey
Arabia
Persia
No-title dialogue fragment about parenting discipline
A short, provocative dialogue fragment discusses forbidding a child to cross a street and physical discipline. The exchange notes a contrasting moment and a shared idea about where to apply a spanking, reflecting a contentious parenting stance.
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Towa State — News
The
Commonwealth
Sioux City
J. D. Richards
Washington, D. C
Iowa Public Welfare League
Inde Central
Albert Mouw
Orange City
John van Derwart
Chicago
le Mare
Mouw
van Derwarf
Donald Edgar
Wittle
Marshall County
Drake Ashley
Edgar
Rock Island
Polk County
Kindle & Wright
Council Clulés
Board of Supervisors
Uuit
Peter Ankeny
Fourth Ohio Regiment
Florida
Grand Army of the Republic
Thirty-third Regiment
United States Volunteers
Oskaloosa
John FB. Lacey
James Anderson
Clear Lake
John Jolson
Mason City
Iowa City
Cudahy and Armour
York
Grinnell
Rollo Darringer
Dubuque
Rowland
Danny Miller
Ray Craft
Wile
G. R. Shaul
Scott Slaymaker
Marengo
O. B. Borup
Ed Ely
George Shickey
Henry Burgemann
Edwin A. Schell
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Wall Lake
Dows
Willame
Oma
Clyde P. Bartlett
Grand Jury
Charles Isaacs
Forest City
J. C. Preston
Crystal Lake
H. M. Martinson
Lake Mills
J. G. Larson
Jacob Gugger
Boone
Leslie Smith
Davenport
Iowa State Automobile Association
Lincoln
Neb
Hennion
Foster G. Hennion
New Ple
Benjamin Neifert
Indiana
Knoxville
State Board OF Parole
Harlan VII
Europe
H. R. Harlan
Town, Historical Association
Nonra
Harlan
National Sculpture Society
Gna
Jilly Ist
Anna Kilduff
John Kilduff
Supreme Court
Scott County District Court
John
High Market
Davigan
State Executive Council
Executive Council
Boards of Supervisors
Third
Fourth Iowa Cavalry Association
P Winslow
Parle
Pickell
Winslow
Missouri
Ovary County
George Cosson
Henry Sampson
Asplotant
State ‘Highway Commission
Amestodia
Areton
J. W. Holden
Highway Commission
Coxson
State Supreme Court
Harry D. Kelly
Town City
First Unitarian Society of
Jowa City
Citizens’ Savings and Trust Company
Church
Justice Evans
Deemer
Gaynor
Das Moines
Corey
O. J. Mooers
Columbia
Mooers
Poetry of Motion
Madigan Square Garden
Mooere
Lula Long
Kansas City
Clifford Thorne
Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
State House
Thorne
Cummins
Haineis
Mississippi River
Towa
Wylie
Realtr Des Moines Committee
Wylla
Joseph P. Tumulty
Tumulty
Land
Tumphy
Rudolph Forster
Hast Cape
Mendocino
South Aida
Forster
Aida
Thomas Brahaney
Joseph Sa
Mr. Wilson
Senta
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