Women surgeons debate and odd circus of royal pews told
A Vienna style note cites Marehall on women physicians requiring dexterity gained by practice amid an array of curios and anecdotes. The column recalls King Edward's pew episode in a country church, a blacksmith who sings in German to tame horses, cooperative credit societies in Moyland and Wales, a quip about presidents in Checotah, and various oddities including rat dinners, horticultural shows, and Titanic hymn popularity.
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Vienna
Neve Froise Prease
Countess Marehall
Yella Silvermark Reissig
New York
Rmeinely
Cnet
Edward
Selma Te
Royad
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Clown quits act to become gospel minister in Nebraska
Webster Wisconsin and Lincon Neb story follows the career shift of Girgus Clown, famed for the barter shop stunt, who preaches to a startled audience in Nebraska after a pulpit debut. The note discusses the circus’s impact on towns and the ministerial career move.
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Webster
Culintrs
Alley
Holly Wilson
Crodmuns
Elalegh AL Wilson
Ovel
Wilson
Ting Test Es
Nebraska
Abe
Linn
Lincoln
Neb
National Guard Faces Rumors of Mexican Service
The Iowa National Guard faces rumors of deployment to Mexico with drill hours extended to prepare for possible attack duty. Chaplain Johnson led religious services at Camp Lincoln with 140 musicians from four regimental bands. Captain Pike's Company M of Sioux City celebrated honors in a regimental drill competition, with Corporal Waterbury directing a winning squad earning a gold trophy for the unit. The brigade field meet was postponed by rain to later this week.
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Mexico
Iowa National Guard
Camp Lihnecin
Johnson
Ffty-Sixth Regiment
First Methodist
Lincoln
Pike
Sioux City
Waterbury
du cham-pHon
Once Prominent Lawyer in sane Hospital Wreck
Willam Hoy, once a wealthy Mason City lawyer, is reported insane and penniless in the Yankton hospital. A Hampton banker and former school superintendent, Hoy's fortune collapsed after his first wife died and his second marriage failed. He spent his later years with his second wife before her death and disappearance of his wealth.
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Mason City
Yankton
S. D
Willam Hoy
Tie
Hampton
Nenniless
State fair men seek rail rate ruling reversal
Des Moines reports state fair directors demand a rehearing from the railroad commissioners after a ruling barring special state fair rates. Clifford Thorne claims he was not consulted and argues the commission can order lower passenger rates. Outcome could affect Interstate and Sioux City expo rate efforts.
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State Fair
Des Moines
Clifford. Thorne
Ketchum
Palmer
Iowa News In Brief Des Moines and Surrounding Areas
Des Moines reports pension bill progress for Pheles Multes ven Shem agemey WL be abolished amd ful. Hob Hedves, local pensioning agent, retirement planned January 34. Burlington hosts four state conventions this week with 300 delegates. Portmouth jeweler Peter Weis dies after epileptic attack and strangulation theory. Marshalltown reports two green apple and corn related deaths among children. Ottumwa council seeks salary dispute resolution with ex police captain. Prolific list of incidents across towns includes fires, shootings, drownings, and injuries. Citizens react to new church cornerstone ceremony in Trevorton area.
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Des Moines
Pheles
Amd
Hedves
Lucal
Washington
Washington Dils- Bak
Burlington
Norton
Hapalan
Peter Weis
Portsmouth
Weis
Marshalltown
Lyle
Jesse AW
Ebsritt
Lula Badeling
A. J. Vauthrin
Oyttu MW A Aatt Miler
Police
Summer Chase
Eridivron Xlar
Lowa University
Hia
Eleala
Pomproy
Paul George
K. D.eeree
Tubblington
Arauel Cerelon OY
Iowa
J. We. Whelder
Cifeené counTy
O. H. Dunlap
Washington County
Sigerette Aoe
Treggyrer
Saarerbhee
Eo Roudey
Clounell Road
Manson
Hearnum
Matt Joyce
Fort Dodge
Fort Dede
Greenfield
Fred Wint
Wi Harris
Harris
Marlow child found in wheat field near Lone Huck
The body of Hugh Marlow's last seen child was found in a wheat field about a mile from Lone Huck. Gypsy camp raids had occurred during the search after the child vanished from his mother’s care. Coroner’s inquest returned an unknown cause of death and a $3000 reward had been offered.
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Ehugh Marlow
Lone Huck
Mile Tren
Peter Christerson
Quenila
Lone Fiock
Friends Rally to Aid Veteran German Editor in Des Moines
In Des Moines and nearby Iowa towns, residents raise a fund to help Col. Joseph Elboock pay off his small mortgage as health issues limit his work. The effort is led by local friends and proceeds without the editor’s knowledge.
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Des Blaines
Joseph Elboock
Iowa News Roundup From Sherwood To Council Bluffs
A mixed Iowa wire service summary reports local events across towns. Sherwood residents form a home front committee with officers Percy Brown as president and J. A. Felmerson as secretary. Portsmouth bank burglary nets over 1400 dollars and a shattered safe. Creston selects Theresa Burns as Democratic delegate and Creston woman breaks party barriers. Fort Dodge delays county fair dates. Des Moines area incidents include a fatality from a wheat road accident and rail line tragedy. Davenport hosts grocers meeting to recruit 2600 members. Dubuque marks a lifelong businessman’s passing. Mason City fair hosts a band contest with entrants from Northwood and Charles City. Denison storm injures a visitor. Pomeroy boy Vernon Voss dies from train injuries. Iowa Baptist conference elects officers. Iowa City records youngest mother in state history. Logan teachers institute session closes. Council Bluffs judge disciplines five youths. Manson editor and family plan eastward trip. Struble to hold two week revival.
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Council Blufys
Babe” Scher- Ain
Cass County
Griswold
Scherdin
Ottumwa
Republican Party
Nate Kendal
Albia
Oskaloosa—Tire
Walton Clothing Company
West Dubuque
Eid Erner
Edith Kemp
Finley Hospital
Round Island
Emmetsburg
Anna Konhning
Lutheran
Mason City
Werman Mrettinghouse
Northwestern Railroad
Hansontown
Des Moines
N. FP
Reed
Chuirmiin
Democratic State Central Committee
Marengo
United States Senate
I. M. Rowland
Robert Blaine Rowland
Manila Bay
Missouri
Valley
Davenport
Missouri Valley
Cedar Rapids
John L. Aller
Clarence Miller
Asjiss Lisie Holmquest
Alton
Meltece
Sioux County
Harlan
Arthur AteCord
Mee
Tiradley Aleturd
Wauilkipas
Tadaghbor
Furehead
Earhayy Itu
Tute
Sherwood
Luwa
Dankota Association
Otters
Percy Brown
J. al Femlerson
Greggs
Portsmouth
State Bank
Iowa
Creseton
Theresa Lurns
Towner
Cole
Kigwa County
Miss Fhurnd
Creston
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Andrew of
Boniel
Charles Dammions
James Savits
Tun Ving
Hato
Budlaesa
Henry Henalek
Tiogyden
Matas
Ehis Ensay
Lowa
Stith
Boone
Joseph Topfer
Pred Topfer
Luckiaw
Boa
Francis Jaeger
Dubuque
Northwood
Lake Wel's
Minn
Hensett
Charles City
Corwith
Parkershure
Ereoruk
Union Station
Dentison
William Taper
Ben Jones
Paradise Township
Pomeroy
Vernon Voss
Sioux City
Cheookee
Iowa State Baptist Sunday School Assembly
L. BR. Bobbitt
Pelta
Miss Bearcy
Lake City
A. 5. Clark
Iowa Wall
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Jotra
Day
Manson
Tom Long
Manson Journal
Daugher
Merian
Takius
Boston
Washington
New York City
Strugle
Struble
High Court Set to Probe Graft in Poller Case
New York reports the supreme court to conduct an extraordinary session led by Justice Gam to hear trials of Poller Lieutenant Uecker and associates over the murder of Pieris Rugenthal. Officials expect a crackdown on gambling dens and protected houses as authorities vow to pursue corruption higher up.
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Bes Moines
Fred Amloines
Supreme Court
Decistar
Laiwer Tribunal
Llusadodtn
Cunreni
Generis Eleetian da Naveraibir
High Cour
New York
Pie Satpreme
Juates Tiott
Travergene Tix
Poller
Uecker
Dbs
Pieris Rugenthal
Gam
Hedean
Croft
Bedhead
Vindler
John Lieppiecet
Dany
Kerp
Cutnilfivas
Bsae Tor
Catastrophe in Turkish district prompts aid effort and tremors
Reports describe a major earthquake in a Turkish district with thousands of injured and widespread destruction. U S diplomat J Gurney Torleeer led a four person mission to estimate casualties as aftershocks hit, homes collapsed, villages burned, and survivors left stunned awaiting relief from Red Crescent and Greek organizations.
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Refiat
Red Crescent Society
Catet Crescent
Ettin ¥ Alem
Daughter Born to Lord and Lady Decies
London reports Lady Decies wife of Haron Decies and daughter of George J. Gould gave birth to a daughter this morning. Both mother and child are well.
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Lord and
Lady Decies
London
Tragic Baseball Accident In Hurlburt Boone Grove Game
Ray McGinley aged 10 was struck on the temple and killed by a baseball batted by his father Revert McGinley during a game between Hurlburt and Boone Grove. Ray played shortstop for Hurlburt while his father was a substitute for Boone Grove. The ball slipped past his glove and struck him.
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Hurlburt
Fond
Ray McGinley
Revert McGinley
Boone Grove
Vacatch
Hill bandit given 18 year prison term
Wytheville Aug 19 Fries Aljen, charged with complicity in the hill murders at the courthouse, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and was sentenced to 11 years in the penitentiary. Two others convicted of first degree murder and two more gang members face sentencing.
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Fries al~ Jen
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