Raney steals win for Company M in thriller at Wapello
Raney, a college man and tile maker, slides home on a two base hit to cap a 4 to 3 victory for Company M over Wapello in the Iowa Amateur association. Goldsberry pitched for Wapello and Cotter, Griffith, and Howard contributed key plays as the slippery field affected many plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raney
Company M
Soldiers
Williams
Wapello
Goldsberry
Yount
Howard
Foster
Cotter
Carlen
Company M. Abr
Hpoa E Yount
Neibert
Mullenix
Valentine
Smith
Griffith
E. Fitzgibon
Jamison
Hunt
Owens
Warren
Fairfield
Sweeney
Railroads protest freight rates in Des Moines hearing
Freight Commissioner E G Wylie testifies in Des Moines as 15 railroads challenge rates on hay carriers grave vaults Epson salts sulphur beds and lumber. They seek reinstatement of prior schedules and will offer further evidence of discrimination against Des Moines in shipments to the two Dakotas and Minnesota. Milwaukee road signals no defense of Mississippi river rate basis and aims to correct schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Railway Commission
E. G. Wylie
Greater Des
Dakotas
Minnesota
William Ellis
W. S. Howell
Milwaukee
Ninth annual Lutheran League youth leaders elected
The ninth annual convention of the Lutheran League of Iowa youth societies concluded in Dubuque. Officers chosen include President Hugo Weierauch, Vice President Clara Helbig, Recording Secretary Otillie Graf, Corresponding Secretary Kate Deininger, and Treasurer Gus Oelwein. Mason City of Oelwein will host next year. Governor J A Johnson of Minnesota speaks on the Majesty of the Law at the opera house tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Young People’s Societies
The
Lutheran League of Iowa
Hugo Weierauch
Waverly
Clara Helbig
Otillie Graf
Strawberry Point
Kate Deininger
Owatonna
Minn
Gus Oelwein
Oelwein
Mason City
Encampment Schedule for 54th Infantry at Iowa City Featured Field Day
Captain J F Ready oversees the 54th Infantry Iowa National Guard encampment in Iowa City from August 23 to September 18 with a new field day. The program includes drills, inspections, regimental parades, a governor's review, and multiple competitive events for all companies plus band and staff participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ready
54Th Infty
N.G
Iowa City
L.n.c
Cigarette Tax Ruling Shocks Council Bluffs Dealers
Council Bluffs Iowa June 29 The Attorney General Byers ruling that cigarette tax payment does not exempt dealers from prosecution shocks two major firms. Dealers plan a conference to decide on action and many express belief they are entitled to protection after paying tax and complying with the law. Prosecutions appear possible and a fight is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Byers
Chemists in Convention at American Society Meeting in Detroit
American Chemical Society opens its annual summer meeting in Detroit with leading U.S. chemists attending. The four day session features papers of wide general interest and a Thursday visit to the University of Michigan with a banquent to follow in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society
Detroit
American Chemical Society
United States
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Want Ads in the Daily Journal Bring Results
Classified readers report strong responses from daily journal want ads as locals place notices seeking jobs services and goods. The section continues to connect buyers sellers and employers across the city through concise listings and quick responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Druggists to Convene in Ottumwa for Iowa Association Meeting
Ottumwa hosts the thirtieth annual Iowa Pharmaceutical association gathering July 6 7 and 8 with reception entertainments and contests for members and their families. Senator Moon of Ottumwa will give the welcome and Edwin Fran ken will deliver the annual address with Dr Chase and C M Carr speaking on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
E. G. Moon
H. Tobert
Dubuque
Chase
University of Iowa
C. M. Carr
N. A. R. D. Notes
Chicago
Personal notices list visiting friends and travel
The column catalogs arrivals and departures from Des Moines to Keota Center ville Perlee Libertyville and Chicago. It notes visits by Mrs Sam Simmons Miss Bernice Winsell Miss Ada McConnell and others and travels by Hon C J Fulton J W Templeton M F Robinson and families with trips to Peoria Pleasant Plain Promise City and Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Simmons
Perlee
Bright's disease warning and Foley's Kidney Remedy
An old medicine advert warns that neglecting kidney and bladder trouble leads to Bright's disease and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a quick cure, attributed to L. & Bradshaw & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Foley
L. &. Bradshaw & Co
Davenport Woman Survives Fall From Porch
Word reached this city of an accident in Davenport where Mrs. Walter Motsinger fell from a second story porch onto a sixty foot well platform. The light board platform broke but she caught herself with outstretched arms, avoiding a fatal fall. She suffered a torn ankle ligament and bruises, and is recalled as Miss Maude Sappenfield before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Walter Motsinger
Motsinger
Collings Collett and neighbors visit over week
Joe Graber of Stockport visits Miller home this week. Lida Lawson and Sarah spend Sunday with Nancy Anderson. Will McCreerys stay with Joe Woolen near Packwood. Rollie Lawson quits Cedar Hill job Saturday night. Nellie Schwartz visits Della Boyd Libertyville. Mildred McCreery and Harry Bradford spend Sunday in Mt. Zion with Ethel Wiley. William Lawson mare injured by wire fence.
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Joe Graber
Stockport
Lida Lawson
Sarah
Nancy Anderson
Will Will McCreery
Joe Woolen
Packwood
Rollie Lawson
Cedar Hill
Nellie Schwartz
Della Boyd
Libertyville
Mildred McCreery
Harry Bradford
Mt. Zion
Ethel Wiley
William Lawson
Baby Born at Floyd Davidson Home June Twenty Fifth
Floyd Davidson greets a new baby boy born June 25 at his home. Hannah Baker receives a Rambler automobile as a gift. Mrs. Ditman’s mother has returned to her Illinois home. W I C group and sewing circle plans are noted with local hosts. Miss Alice Jones visits Frank Davidson’s family and attends summer school in Fairfield.
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Floyd Davidson
Baker Hannah
Ditman
Illinois
W.i.c’s
John Rodgers
Sewing Circle
Jennie Prince
Alice Jones
Frank Davidson
Alice
Fairfield
The Pacific Monthly July Issue Highlights Power and Art
The July Pacific Monthly presents Clay ton M. Jones on power development in the west and progress for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. It features poems by William Maxwell and Herman Scheffauer, stories from Clinton Dangerfield and Edith Mirrielees, and notes on contributors including George Sterling and Ednah Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Monthly
The
Power
Clayton M. Jones
E. E
Jones
West
Charles Erskine Scott Wood
Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue
New York
Phillip Yeiser
Clinton Dangerfield
Mrs. Gregory
Ednah Aiken
8. Price
Maryel Vance Abbott
William Maxwell
Herman Scheffauer
Maria of Milrone
George Sterling
Senate Ends Tariff Debate as Cotton Goods Debate Rages
After seventy days of nearly continuous debate the Senate wrapped up discussion on tariff schedules and moved to corporation and income tax questions. McLaurin won free cotton bagging but cot ton ties remained taxed. iron and steel duties advanced while other items stayed unchanged. Senator Flint would lead in the absence of Senator Aldrich, with Root aiding in drafting the corporation tax plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Washington
Senate
Payne-Aldrich
Cummins
Aldrich
Root
Wickersham
Taft
McLaurin
Culberson
Bacon
Niagara Dam Gains in Favor
The international waterways commission nears completion of its study on damming Niagara River to raise Great Lakes water level. A majority of Canadian and American commissioners are expected to recommend construction next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. A
International Waterways Commission
Niagara River
Great Lakes
Noted Women Lead War on Meat Campaign
Boston June 29. The vegetarians nationwide will focus on the north shore as Mrs. Bryce wife of the British ambassador and Mrs. Sherman wife of the vice president spearhead a strong campaign against animal foods at fashionable watering places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce
Sherman
Boston
North Shore
Great Britain
Alleged Black Hand Arrests In Memphis
In Memphis on June 29 Sal vadore Rossi and his mother in law Anna Gara were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Poole and Post Office Inspector Kline for writing Black Hand letters to Giovanni and Mario Santoni demanding 200 dollars each. The Santoni brothers fled the city while Felix Constantio and Tony Trabanco, alleged ringleaders, were also taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Giovanni
Mario Santoni
Salvadore Rossi
Anna Gara
United States
Poole
Post Office
Kline
Santonis
Felix Constantio
Tony Trabanco
Escapee Harry Brennan Recaptured After Sixteen Years
Harry Brennan, who escaped from the Ohio penitentiary sixteen years ago after serving one year of a five year burglary sentence, has been recaptured at Monroe Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry Brennan
Ohio Penitentiary
Monroe
Mich
Must Fly British Flag Circus Parade Banned in Winnipeg
Official orders in Winnipeg require that any United States circus parade on city streets must fly a British flag rather than the U S flag to proceed. The mandate underscores wartime tensions and local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
United States
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G. W. Burch
Promise City
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Niagara
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