Iowa Solons Move On Highway Reform and Court Changes
Iowa lawmakers discuss highway legislation school reform and an employers liability act as top priorities. Proposals include nonpartisan judges and substitute jurors while a daylight closing bill tests wet and dry sentiments. Also reports on Grundy Center telephone upgrades and a Yorktown elopement.
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Des Moines
Jan
Iowa
House
Kenyon-Shepard
Congress
Pellagra Case Reported At Sioux Valley Meeting
Dr. P B Cleave of Cherokee described Iowa’s lone pellagra case at the Sioux Valley Medical Association, detailing a summer patient who suffered severe delusions and died the day before a required state hospital permit arrived. A second item notes a bread contest winner in Council Bluffs, while another Sioux City police suspension involves Olaf Wilberg accused of drinking with Wold’s wife and alleged assault in transit to jail.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux Valley Medical Association
P. B. Cleave
State Board of Control
Cherokee
Mike O’shonessy
Olaf Wilberg
Ludwig Wold
Wold
Rutland Hotel
Wiberg
Opera singer Jeska Schwartz seeks divorce in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Iowa January 27 information indicates Miss Jeska Schwartz a Boston grand opera singer plans to sue for divorce from her husband Arthur Wilson a former Mount Vernon youth and now music critic for the Boston Globe Wilson married her only a few months ago and the case is reported from the local area
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Mount Vernon
Jeska Schwartz
Boston
Arthur Wilson
Wilson
Boston Globe
Northwest Iowa Teachers to Meet in Fort Dodge March 1915
Jan 27 Fort Dodge Iowa senator Kenyon and University of Minnesota president Vincent are slated to speak at the annual Northwest Iowa Teachers association meeting to be held in March 1915 J G Hobson of Sioux City serves as association president
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Fort Dodge
Kenyon
Vincent
University of Minnesota
Northwest Iowa Teachers’ Association
J. G. Hobson
Sioux City
Mitchell County Board Hires Auditor to Check Records
Mitchell County Iowa board of supervisors engages E Welch of Eldora a former accountant to inspect the books and records of all county officers. Welch will begin inspections about the first of March.
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Mitchell County
Orage
Board of Supervisors of
E. Welch
Eldora
Welch
Iowa Plans Loan Share Law To Curb Chattel Loans
Dubuque social welfare committee proposes a bill for Iowa to curb mortgage sharks. It would let the state allow small loans secured by chattel mortgages with up to 2 percent interest monthly under restrictions. The bill aims to curb ruinous rates after complaints of lenders charging 250 percent.
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Dubuque
Dubuque Industrial Corporation
Iowa
Board of Directors
Albertus Baldwin Writes A New Department Spies Network
Albertus H. Baldwin heads a growing system of business spies operating worldwide. Government consuls, mercantile agents, and a staff of over eighty assist in gathering trade data and promoting domestic and international commerce under a new department role.
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United States
Kossuth
Rochambeau
Albertus H. Baldwin
Department of State
Baldwin
Grand Duchess Vladimir’s puzzling London visit examined
Speculation swirls over Grand Duchess Vladimir’s London trip as an aunt of the czar and ally of Anthony Drexel. Reported aims center on securing support for Cyril's succession and potential marriage alignments with British royals, amid talk of the czarevitch’s fragile health.
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London
Vladimir
Anthony Drexel
Mr. Drexel More
England
George
Mary
Cyril
Czarewitch
Michael
Duke of Edinburgh
Cone
Grand Duke
Boris
New York
Queen Mary
Uncle Takes a Hand in Love and Inheritance
George Chapin, a wary uncle, helps his nephew Walter woo Linda Manners while Walter’s father fears a marriage to a fortune hunter. The plot twists as Linda is revealed to be George’s fiancée Alice Manners, who reappears with a license and a twist of fate.
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George
Walter
Philip
Linda Manners
George Chapin
Miss Manners
Linda
Walter Hampton
Escombe
Paul
Hampton
Mr. Chapin
Alice Manners
Alice
Daugher
W. G. Chapman
Puff of Wind Destroys Bank Deposit in Hotel Suite
A gust of wind from Twenty-eighth Street swept a small bank containing $100 and a silk stocking from Mrs. Robert Stadle of the Latham hotel. The bank was left on a window sill in her bath room when the window was raised slightly and the wind carried it away, with no sign of the assets or replacement found.
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Robert Stadle
Latham Hotel
Stadle
Stadle Bank
Twenty-eighth Street
Widow's Plain Tone Rouses Suspicion in Case
A terse exchange hints at danger surrounding a grieving widow. The dialogue suggests a risky situation linked to the widow's manner and a concealed warning in her voice.
Invention to Measure Heat by Listening
Comical exchange as Patience notes a device to gauge heat by sound while Patrice questions and Wil faints from the idea. The humor hinges on interpreting hot air literally as a source of sensation and invention.
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Patrice
Wil
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