Cathedral Architects Link Pyramids to Crystals and Proportion
The article cites Herr Knaus asserting medieval architectural laws mirror those of the ancient pyramids and crystal formation, all grounded in triangulation. It notes a Chicago conference warning suburban churches will draw away religious work, and reports on hatpin crackdowns in Budapest, dental experts on sweets, Rothschild commentary, and various global snippets.
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Herr Knaus
Cathedral of
Strassburg
Herr Knauth
W. S. Abernethy
Morgan Park
Chicago
News Brevities from Boone to Watertown
A compilation of brief items: Hack McFarland’s bootlegging arrest in Boone. Watertown orders a large pipe organ for a new church edifice. Judge Seward given a gold headed ebony cane by the Codington county bar.
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Boone
McFarland
United States
Bidwell
Des Moines
Watertown
First Christian Church
Codington County
Seward
Los Angeles
C. S
Des Moines Senate Kills Crise Sammis Public Utilities Bill
Des Moines Iowa April 10 the senate rejected the Crise Sammis public utilities bill by 28 to 22 after lengthy debate with lawmakers charging jealous motives. Vote tallies name Adams Ames Balke ma Balluff Chapman DeWolf Donneg an Gales Gilland Hatmill Leger McCall McManus Parshall Proudfoot Saunders Savage Stuckslager Webber White Wilson for the bill. Opposed by Gill Allen Pocahon Brown Clarkson Cowles Crow Francis Garrett Hunter Dewell Larrabee McCulloch Malmberg Mattes Neal Quigley Reem Sammis Scrupmith Mitchell Smith Shelby Sraunie Sullivan Taylor Van Law.
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Des Moines
Smith
Senate
Crise-Sammis Public Utilities
Satomis
van Law
Marshalltown
Francis
Sullivan
Polk
Chapman
DeWolf
Donnegan
Gales
Guilland
Hatmill
Leger
McCall
McManus
Parshall
Proudfoot
Saunders
Savage
Stuckslager
Webber
White
Wilson
Pocahonas
Brown
Clarkson
Cowles
Crow
Garrett
Hunter
Dewell
Larrabee
McCulloch
Malmberg
Mattes
Neal
Quigley
Reem
Sammis
Sccrupmith
Mitchell
Shelby
Srauieing
Taylor
State House Fractures in Kenren Camp Split
Evidence of factionalism emerges as Senator Feun ter withdraws support for Kenyor and leans toward a cross party bid. Curtis backers stay loyal while Francia supports Wallace. Senators complain of no work and hint at seeking a compromise candidate to gather broad votes.
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State House
Es Moinge
Ja. Apeil W
Kenren
Yenator Feunter
Kenyor
Aines Munk
Francie
Dickinson Comnty
Curtis
Francia
Wallace
Cay
Town closes Rogers to honor janitor
The town suspended all business from 2 to 4 pm in tribute to Adam Emig whose funeral was held at that hour. Emig, long trusted by the community, helped many small acts of kindness and worked at the First National Bank for 13 years. The bank and town offices closed, with staff attending the funeral.
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Yaneton
S. D
New Theater
Clarence E. Lyon
Yaniston College
Rostand
Tokio
Yoshinari
Warren
John M. Andrews
Warren Water Company
Bimile Amann
Andrews
Amann
Aberdren
Miss
Niles
United States District Court
J. H. Miller
Pailip
Philip Fair Association
Stanley
Deadwood
Black Hille
Hilla
Lawrenceville
Charles Hale
Williame
Woonbocket
D- Woonsocket
Dakota Law Rollers
Chareine
National Safety
Wilarda
Kankas
Boones
Colter
Jane
Sind
Oru Y. Ti
Kpencer
Ani
Tre Wer
Oclodh
Adam Emig
Adam
Jie
Hs Doo
Shawn Snen Bhackes
Depot Plan Approved for Storm Lake and Alta
Officials approve new depots for Storm Lake and Alta to serve the rail system. Both locations will gain depots built in Vegaard capacity with space to improve road connections and local transport.
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Storm Lake
Alta
Railrell
Alsa
Rds
Supreme Court Decisions Flag Mixed Lower Court Rulings
The supreme court affirms several district court verdicts in Maine Ta and surrounding districts. Moeller Bros and Bunmposter, Carrell are upheld. Tindley v Diddley is reversed in Greene district. Wike and Wilts cases also reversed in their respective districts.
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Ries Maine
The
Folly Sons
Supreme Corts Flarten
Moeller Bros
Criteri
Rette
Bunmposter
Carrell Distet
Taner Moore Lanierain
Buen Vista
Tindley
Diddley
Greene
Wike
Wilts
Tardin
Printers Elected After Republican Unity in Iowa Assembly
In Des Moines April 8 1913 a joint convention elected Robert Henderson as state printer and John M Jamieson as state binder for two years beginning 1913 21 Republicans unified while Democrats backed Clint Price and Charles W Bil ler Henderson deaf and a seasoned newspaper man Jamieson a Guthrie county editor The deadlock over senatorial seats persisted with Kenyon loyalists insisting no further elections until districts receive their offices.
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Dee Moines
Binder
Haure
Robert Henderson
John M. Jamieson
Hinder
Emory H. English
E. D. Chassell
Clint J. Price
Indianola Advocata Tribune
Charles Wr. Biller
Waverly Democrat
Miller
Mr. Price
Henderson Price
Seeeer Een
Esene
Total
Owen Een
Cessennan Bet Eaeers
NASA Bed Binder— Jatricsons
Ecc
Seeeeeceer
Miller R i Price
Eamenery Torr
Kobe
Clarke
Senate
Henderson
Council Bluffs
Jamieson
Hayward
Guthrie County
Des Moines
Joo Long
Progressiver
Kenyon
Man to face arrest in Knoxville court for drinking cure plan
Henry Paulsen, described as a diabetes addict, has admitted his arrest and imprisonment in Knoxville. He has repeatedly failed to quit drinking and now proposes a self recovery plan to combat his alcohol problem. He appeared before Judge Snyder and requested a warrant, which was issued and witnessed.
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Henry Paulsen
Diaeckamith
Knoxville
Paulsen
Jie Tae
Fefera
Snyder
Paulson
Prouty Seeks Canadian Reciprocity Expand Trade
Representative Prouty of Des Moines introduces a joint resolution urging the president to open negotiations with Canada for a supplemental reciprocal agreement. The proposal covers free admission for meat, flour, oats, corn meal, malt, farm machinery parts, lumber, iron ore and other items to balance agricultural and manufacturing interests.
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Washington
Prouty
Des Moines
Canada
United States
Fort Dodge Mayor J Bennett Dies After Illness
Fort Dodge Iowa April 1 Captain 8 J Bennett once mayor of this city died at home after a long illness. He battled asthma rheumatism and heart disease and was aged. Bennett served several mayoral terms guiding city progress and was known for a tax backers ordinance once favored by the council. He was a wealthy banker and led the Commercial National Bank of Fort Dodge and helped push railroad Manners through the Rockies.
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Fort Dodge
J. Bennett
Bennett
New York
Chicago
Mate
Tockies
Commercial National Bank
Sioux City Young Man Wins Price-Greenleaf Aid
April notice from Sirlington Ta lists scholarships from Harvard University fund and Price-Greenleaf awards. Recipients include Bostar Perking from Burlington and RF Pratt from Creston along with others in Burlington and Sioux City. Additional grants include $150 to J Davis of Castann and $40 to A A Knoll of Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Price-Greenleaf Aid
Sirlington
Bostar
Harvare University
Towa
Clef
Perking
Burlington Rabroad
Tor
Little
Jsurlington
RF. Pratt
Creston
Ane Ri
M. Sandhuse
Montierno
Flutterfield
Bronxity
Ane
Jones
Centerville
J. €. Davis
Castann
A. A. Knoll
Logan Sewerage Improvement Discussion Post Banquet
After a banquet at Hehn's, Logan Commercial Club discussed sewerage improvements. Attorneys Arthur and Taadifer were named to examine a bi report on the legal procedure. Estimated total cost is 25 000 dollars.
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Logan
Hehn's
Cnfo
Commerciy Club
Attomneys Arthur
Taadifer
Preacher Seeks Postmaster Job in Maynard Case
Maynard, Ta Rife with talk of postmaster appointment as long-time postmaster Frankl Ciaimings resigns after illness. Purley Jennison enters the field with broad support as residents sign his petition for the position.
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Maynard
Mk proecherTe
Fats
Death of Old Citizen in Danbury
Funeral held yesterday for Peter Smith a prominent pioneer of Danbury He died after a short illness at age 18 years The obituary notes his long service to the community and his standing as a longtime resident.
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Danbury
Peter Smith
Mr. Smith
Cosson to Proceed in Maybray Cases
Attorney General Cosson entered appearances in all five Maybray related cases in district court. The central issue is the cost of prosecution, which is cited as the reason for acting against the cases and detaching them from the docket.
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Cosson
Maybray
Twenty Years of Labor in the Lord's Vineyard
In Boone Ta April Reverend J C Crawford of Gospel Tabernacle marks twenty years as pastor of one church. Meetings began yesterday and continue through April 16. An old folks home, bible echoes and children’s home are part of the church’s expanding work under his supervision and trustees.
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Boone, Ta
J. C. Crawford
Gospel Tabernacle
Night watch abolition blamed for Dayton bank robbery
Between 1 and 2 AM the First National Bank of Dayton outer vault was broken into and $551 taken. Robbers damaged safe deposit boxes but did not reach the inner recess vault where about £10,090 was stored. No clue to the thieves is recorded. The town had just ended its night watch.
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Fort Dodges
First National Bank of Dayton
Fiore
Many Divorces on Deck with Minor State Cases
Davison county court opens Tuesday morning with Judge Smith presiding. Eleven divorce and minor cases on the calendar include a pending state case against Charlee V. Kreuger and a criminal charge of desertion against Artlor Skelig. One case involves Myre Kreuger who recently divorce and faces questions over pressing the charge.
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Mitchell
S. D
Antibod
Davison County
Smith
Charlee V. Kreuger
Inimhall
Myre
Kreuger
Artlor Skelig
Commissioners to Name the Counsel
Des Moines April 1 conference committee on commerce counsel has agreed to the report except Senator Chase who is at home. The report urges Senate acceptance of the House view and names the supreme counsel Pe appointed by the commission.
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Des Moines
Senate
Shenandoah
Alate Industrial
Hullivad
Conference Committee On the Commerce
Reunsel di
Chase
House
Niipoad
Mapleton Fire Department Installs New Officers by Lot
At a regular Mapleton meeting the fire department elected new officers after two ballots and a draw for chief. Chas. P, Frank Radell, R. Cockerill, and ex Chief Proctor won posts and a stock trustee seat in the Mapleton Gas Company.
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Mapleton
Manteton Dire Department
Drestien
Fortiers
Heingg
Chas. PL ¢ Fn
Frank Radell
R. Cockerill
Four hundred officers from telephone system meet in Fort Dodge
About 200 000 subscribers in the state will be represented as the annual state convention of the interconnected telephone systems opens in Fort Dodge Wednesday. I M Plaister of Fort Dodge is president with WT Paul of Des Moines as secretary. Executive committee members include If 7. Inney Woodbine FH S Baker Stone City BP C Haldeeger Rockwell City and J C Thorne Fairfield.
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Stonxlity
BP. C. Haldeeger
Rockwell City
J. ¢. Thorne
Paireld
Rebels threaten capital of a Mexican state El Paso
Reports from Torreon Aguas Calientes say 900 insurrectos threaten the state capital with four rebels moving toward Camacho in northern Zacatecas. An insurrecto raid is reported on the Porvente mines in Sonora with workers impressed into rebel service. Federals, aided by reinforcements from Hermosillo, expect battle after junction with forces driven from Arizpe.
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el Paso
Tex
Torreon Aguas
Calientes
Mexico
Camacho
Zacatecas
Porvente
Sonora
Hermosillo
Arizpé
Topia
Durango
Velardena
Rebel Chief Williams Killed After Mexican Border Raid
General Stan ley Williams led a small rebel force five miles south of Mexicali against Colonel Miguel Mayor’s regulars. He was fatally wounded and died the next day as federal shelling scattered his command and captured his wagons and stores. Williams had crossed into the United States seeking sanctuary after a raid and previously faced detention in the U S Army.
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Mexicali
Mex
Stanley Williams
Miguel Mayor
Mesa
Electy
Barados
Williama
Willams
Packard
Will Jame
United Stalea
Williams
United Elites Army
Famine Threat Grips Northern Mexico Amid Rising Unrest
Reports from Sonora and Durango warn of an imminent famine as uprisings disrupt wheat planting and harvests. Rebels and shifting loyalties strain supplies. spring planting may fail and northern Mexico faces severe food shortages into autumn.
Colonel Roosevelt Not Out For President Says Hengevelt
In Spokane on an April linchemn, Thendara Irangavealt released a public statement declaring Colonel Roosevelt not a presidential aspirant. He emphasized he seeks no office, only gratitude to supporters and a wish to aid the public good through his past services.
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Clinton
N. J
Hag
Spokane
War
Thendara Irangavealt
Hla Prat
Hengevelt
Hare
Yan
Strikers Discharged In Missouri Plant Walkout
Sedalia Missouri April 11 42 boilermakers were discharged by the Missouri Pacific after a strike over contract violations. The company cites unauthorized leave as cause and the boilermakers union is asked to provide the names and details of the discharged workers.
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Sedalia
Missoure Pacific Ratr
Preacher Called From Tiinghampton to Mobile Church
Reverend John W. Prips, a famed New York city pastor and noted bycaptienty nareharologist, has been ordained as pastor of the First Map list chatels in Mobile Alabama. His worldwide reputation accompanies the appointment.
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Tiinghampton
John W. Prips
New York
Worldwide Reputagion
Eal
Mobile
Ala
Roosevelt Speech at Idaho University Is Postponed by Rain
President Roosevelt spoke at the University of Idaho before about 5,000. rain forced the crowd out of doors after 7,080 sacks of grain were displayed. Thousands could not gain admission as the address moved indoors. A separate note reports France cultivated 877,287 acres of crops with 70,310,925 acres used for wheat.
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Roosevelt
Idaho
Stoscaw
Anuniversity of
Preenen
Tis
France
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