Iowa State G News Late Happenings
Iowa State G News reports a string of notices from Des Moines to Odebolt about engagements, political careers, university building plans, hospital and department expansions, rail and utility business shifts, and local tragedies. It notes Senator Mattes’s career, Iowa university projects, hospital requests, and incidents from Des Moines to Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Platt
Sabin School
Des Moines
Joseph Mattes
Odebolt
Mattes
Dwentyminth
Tate
Thirkyi -General
State University
Iowa City
State’board
Natural Tienes
Lester P. Barlow
Clear Lake
Villa
el Paso
United States Express Company
Wellsargo & Co. Ara
State University Ha
Ceder Rapids Papers
Marion Register
Marion
Register
Cedar Rapids
Wolcott
Davenport
Hugh Poling
Albion
E.W. Coyle
Mason City
Minneapolis
Minn
A. Heaton
Ft. Dodge
L.L. McFall
Osceola Democrat
Mary Bullard
van Wert
Isuina McLain
Susan R. Retsine
Kalona
Council Blufs
John Runyon
Perry
William Sayles
Council Bluffs
Guay Eaton
Waukon Band
Clyde Barnard
T. T. Ericson
Herman’ Gender
Guttanberg
Iu Verne
Corwith
Liver- More
Humboldt Electric Light and Power Plant
German aviators face fatal accident in Prince Henry contest
In Osnabruck and Norheim reports detail another deadly crash in the Prince Henry aviation contest. Lieutenant Kraft broke both arms and sustained head and leg injuries after a sudden landing. a passenger aboard escaped unharmed.
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Hamburg
Kraft
Northeim
Frau: Bauding
Copenhagen
America
Frau Batding
Fair Inbriner
Dr. Baudinz
Osnabruck
Otto Roe@er
Siegfried Reinhardt
Prince Henry
Willy Wiegandt
Mueller
Fellinger
Pohde
Kolbe
Welfendorf
No Surrender Speech by Cunneen on Temperance Rally
A National Woman's Christian Temperance Union event features a rally led by John F. Cunneen urging Americans to resist saloon influence. The speech condemns foreign born and native Americans collaborating with bootleggers, calls for unity against lawbreakers, and emphasizes preserving law and order and national symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mcense
John F. Cunneen
Workingman Voices Against Liquor Traffic
John B. Lennon of the American Federation of Labor argues that liquor harms workers by reducing reliability and productivity. He notes railroads and other industries prefer abstainers, predicting strong union support could end the liquor trade. He urges workers to recognize the impact on employment and push for an end to the liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Temperance Platform Sees Unity Across Faiths in Cause
Rev. Father J. Curran of Pennsylvania proclaims a broad temperance platform inviting all races creeds and nationalities to unite in the cause. He notes Catholics and Protestants can stand together and vows to fight for temperance on both the lower and higher grounds across national movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Pather
J. J. Curran
Pennsylvania
City and Nation's Wealth In Ideals of Youth
Quote from New York City assistant district attorney emphasizes that city wealth lies in youths ideals not in buildings or banks. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union supports raising citizenship standards through conserving these ideals, with national president Mrs. L H N Stevens praising a state that values its young people as its chief asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
L. H. N. Stevens
Prinking to Get Business From Drinkers Warns Youth
Advice warns that drinking to gain business helps few, as drinkers target weaknesses and resent refusals. Choose social friction over complicity with alcohol. reject invitations to drink to avoid long-term harm and preserve judgment against pressuring hospitality.
Fight Alcohol to Fight Tuberculosis Says Paris Congress
From multiple viewpoints, the Paris Anti-Tuberculosis congress of 1905 declares that battling alcohol is essential to curb tuberculosis. Prof Tiberto Ferrara notes that alcohol control is a final analysis to fight the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberto Ferrara
Pertinent questions on saloon impact and social harm
A fragmented riddle asks what the average American saloon yields for the public. It questions value received per dollar spent and implies social costs, including effects on women and children, while challenging the saloon’s purported benefits and calling for scrutiny of its harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Slashed skirts at Atlantic Boardwalk amuse visitors
The Fingerteas Kind and Lillian Russell observe numerous heavily cut skirts on the Boardwalk. A young girl flaunts a wildly slashed dress, joking about its fit as a "grove." A nostalgic figure recalls a former paramour writing yearly birthday letters, while others note the sweetness amid the jest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Atlantic
Grove
Miss Russell
Ambitious Quote Sparks Found in Old Boat Scene
A fragmented passage notes the habit of seizing opportunity with a quirky remark about finding someone in a boat hugging the shore. The style hints at a reflective, observational tone from an earlier era.
Unpromising Frosts and a Boyhood Conjecture
A fragmentary Life magazine quip contrasts family expectations with cautious parental hopes. It notes a boy’s future as a priest and bishop, while neighbors fear he will never confirm anything. The text reflects on the futile pursuit of unattainable goals and the passing of a man’s prime chasing them.
Politician Hears Much Ground Noise Says Sorghum
The exchange notes a politician who stays alert to public sentiment may learn much of interest. Senator Sorghum adds a caution that such listening might also lead to an enracke a pejorative miscue or misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Not Wholly True Poet Rumor Shows Curious Exchange
A terse dialogue questions a man’s status as poet while mentioning his wife and unclear phrasing about a medical or moral issue from Lim. The fragment hints at social gossip without clear attribution or full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim
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