President Wilson Urges Domestic Reform and Philippine Policy
President Wilson presents the state of the union urging rural credit reform and currency measures to aid farmers, endorses antitrust preservation, backs primary elections, and outlines plans for territories including the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Alaska, stressing self government, fair labor standards, and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Houses of Congress
Congress
Senate
Fat Great House
Snd
Sve
Porto Rico
Liawan
Philippines
Commission
Sabbath Reading Conflict
A reader defies Sunday rules as Laniac pleads to finish a novel about a girl engaged to three Episcopal clergymen. Grandmamma resists, while the reader argues the book is acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laniac
Grandmamma
Unclear source text on quotations and diction
The fragment discusses quoting classics and a flawed diction dictionary. It mentions noticing quotes frequently and expresses uncertainty about reliance on a hacked portion of a dictionary for diction.
Curious snippets from a late edition column
A montage of brief, disjointed quotes and remarks appears, including lines about a doctor courting a daughter, milk pasteurization, pasture grazing, and a church scene. The fragmentary dialogue suggests a humorous or gossiping local page with miscellaneous vignettes and wordplay.
The Difference. A cryptic quip on gatherings and masses
A brief exchange defines a political gathering as a mass meeting and mocks a similar term as a misfit. The pun contrasts two phrases to provoke a joke about crowd terms.
Sensible Girl Dialogue Reveals New Home Purchase
In a brief exchange, a character jokes about aging vanity and hierarchy. One remarks there is no need for it, claiming to have found a young man who can finance a bungalow, signaling a shift in social means and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
America
Huerta
United States
Neare
Victoriano Horta
Alaska
Botts' Morning Trip Cited in Streetcar Sightings
Witness reports Botts took a long morning journey riding two blocks on 4 streetcar with Biftets. The casual remark hints at a routine or venture, with no further details of purpose or destination provided by the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehat
Usu
Congress
Unite States
Senate
Department of State
al Nations
United States
Unnational
Botts
Iowa News Highlights From Varied Iowa Items
Iowa City merchants organize to curb advertising schemes funding lodges and groups. Judge Eichelberger sentences Eaton to twenty years for killing his wife. doctors deem him irresponsible at the time. Supreme Court upholds Smith’s seven year term for swindling. Towns report church, school, and public works milestones, including new hotels, curricula, and infrastructure. Dredges of notable deaths and awards accompany local trials, arsons, and civic notes across the state.
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Iowa City Commercial Club
F. W. Eichelberger
Ottum Wa
S. H
Stub) Eaton
Fort Madison
Eaton
Supreme Court
Polk
John Smith
G. N. Thorley
W. H. McHenry
Smith
Denver
Clyde Ennis
James Blake
Guthrie Center
Frank Nabalsky
Nabalsky
Pennsylvania
America
Dubuque
Towa
Iowa Geographical Survey
Waterloo
Orange Township
M. F. Edwards
Allison
William Kinney
Mock Island
First Presbyterian Church
Rockwell City
C. H. Purmott
Presbyterian Church For
Iowa
Harrison County
Bertha Smothers
Council Bluffs
del Hardy
Hardy
Logan
Missouri
Red Oak
A. C. Kelly
Cc. S. Lewis
Odebolt
Cedar Falls
Lyman-Stark
Cedar Rapids
Joe Loveland
Bremer County
Indiana
8. P. Landah
Tes Maines
Cedar Walls
Manson
Dan Keli
Oskaloosy Traction and Light Company
Arbitration Board
Oskaloosa
Lielen L. Freeman
Springville
Naomi Strassler
Ottumwa
Ella R. Sweakt
Toledo
Mary E. Blake
Conesville
Myers
Blackhawk County
Weneil Koneeny
Doe Melela
Ed Wirkland
Linderman
Clar Indy
Roy Coffman
Miss Prances Chambers
Magnolia
Anta
Max Cargin
Marcus
Cargin
Teachers’ College At
Seerley
Jan Paleovic
Moline
Stewart Peters
J. J. Peters
Seymour
Whittier
Cal
Jess
Sidney Ram
R. C. Tyson
FE. D. Hogan
Cascade
Sue
James Wesney
Flymouth
E. E. Teaton
T W. Slack
Vhey
Centerville
Dra
Dahl
Byron Lewis
Decorah
Raccoon River
Sar City
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Republic
Europe
House
Department of Agriculture
Hawaii
Palos
Union
Bureau of Mines
Black Hawk Hotel Company
Davenport
Black Hawk
Perry
Phillips, O'Malley & Tiernan Furniture Company
Bamington
H. B. Dyer
Geath
Ames
Micral Welfare Committee
Tie
Mary K. Heard
YW. CG. A
Town City
Student Volunteers of America
Kansas City
University of Town
van Wagenan
Cedar Valley Holstein Breeders’ Association
Waverly
Hanlontown
Tlle
Yregmen
Caggan
We First Congregational Church
Gertrude Addy
W. Blackman
Nevala
J. H. Fitch
Bedford
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