Various World News Snippets and Local Notices
A collage of brief items covers protests by Mrs. Walston Hill Brown on child labor laws, the Andover library move to Cambridge, a new water elephant discovery in central Asia, Paraguay trade figures through 1910, an executive order near Tasolvano, early Delaware River to Atlantic Ocean rail history, and global notes from Manila Times and Atlantic Chelsea.
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Walston Hill Brown
Robert Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Gramercy Park
New York
Brown
Ch 14
Labor Committee
Andover Theological Seminary
Andover
Ita
Cambridge
Lawrence
Reading
Wakefield
Harvard
Harvard Alewmni Bulletin
Central Asia
Zoological Society of England
Circus
Tasl Volvano
Lfe
Volcanic
Manila Times
Three Subjects on Which New Degrees Have
Des Moines January 3 Three points from the 34th Iowa general assembly for reforms take effect July 4 roads, schools, and justice. A new road dragging fund, compulsory tagging, supervision, and engineer replacements aim to improve highways. State support for county high schools and teacher training with $500 a year for rural teachers is established. Additional measures cover teacher certificates and quicker justice with grand jury reassignment, county attorney duties, and supervisor oversight reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jauly
General Assembly
Iowa
Etter
Old County Normal Institutes
Cowles-Hiller
Cosson
Justine Mill
Abeles Goada
Builders of Barn Victims of Interlude Tale
Amateur balloon ride ends in tragedy as three men fall forty feet from a tethered craft. John suffers a broken back while Kinney and others are injured in the fall near a farm open air event. The rope failed and both men died after the balloon collapsed during descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ane Kinney
Seindeli
Pottawattamie Dry Outside GF Bluffs
Fragmented report from Pottawattamie details a dry outside event near the Bluff area. Mentions of WF officials and a family car incident near Burlington surface amid scattered court reception notes and unclear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawattamie
Bluffs
Iowa Notes From Ames to Des Moines in Brief
A rapid roundup of Iowa items: Gen James Rush Lincoln improving after blood loss. Weal Conroy killed by switch while described as a local character. George D Pyper in Des Moines organizing Mormon choir of 200 for October. Mrs Orville All Sup commits suicide by carbolic acid. Joseph Bryant fined for fishing infractions. Ida Grove heat wave reaches 110 degrees impacting corn. Northwestern States Cement ships 80 cars daily. Rev Timothy Sullivan body arrives Fort Dodge for funeral. detective seeks old juvenile thief. multiple marriage notices and local incidents across Des Moines Cedar Rapids Mason City Estherville and other towns.
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Ames
James Rush Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Weal Conroy
Des Moines
George D. Pyper
Salt Lake City
Rockwell City
Orville Allsup
Marshalltown
Joseph Bryant
Iown
Ilegally
Charles Bryant
Justice Court
Ida Grove
Ida County
Mason City
Northwestern States Company
Lehigh Company
Fort Dodge
Timothy Sullivan
Sioux City
Earl Apartments
New York
Mer. Saunders
Rossman
Chicago
Tyler
Frekcht
Shel Rock
Horace E. Deemer
Fio Gatrehies
Cts
DES Momnes
Adam Sinin
J Brennan
Hesehia
Mre
Fran Krowsa
Anna Kraws
Heraatt
Jones Miller
Behng
Fourepe
Simmona
Lake City
Mildred Stenner
Danbury
Danbury Wil
Blences
LE Mars
First Methodist Church
Eleanor Mentzer
Charles W. Mentzer
Philip Plinkett
Plinkett
Estherville
Iowa
Young People’s Society of the
Lutheran Church
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Z. J. Akre
Teoke
Sabea Meter
Walter Mayers
Gahiceago
Wumboldt
Joey
Walter Tweety
Jos Onfferngott
Gee Bhaffer
Tdoyd Crim
Ai Crim
Ehie Cll
Chadtinger
A. Bhaffer
Feréadmaatsr
Enis Place
Treynor
Rad
NTL
Maron William Groneweg
Reet
Carl Hewitt
Cedar Hapide
Blufrfs
Councilais
Dlecrede Curtehni
Tarsinear
Grace Trothdesarter
Herold Canett
Hin
Garnett
Cupid
Rouhiman
Tenn
Jack
Fay
Fey
Jory
Vdiiver Creek Township
Nell
George Inlaing
Elc
Agnes O'Meara
Relea
Lafayette Young Speaks to Vets on Old Times Topics
Veterans at the Cherokee Iowa reunion heard Lafe Young of Des Moines David J Palmer of Washington Ta and Isaac Struble of LeMars discuss patriotic themes. Miss Alice Sullivan of Cherokee delivered a reading. Gen Jones Trush Lincoln of Ames was ill and could not attend to give an address on The Blue and the Gray.
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Lafe Young
Des Moines
David J. Palmer
Washington
Isaac Strubie
LeMars
Young
Struble
Lincoln
South
Alice Sullivan
Gheroker
Sullivan
Missionary Ai
Jones Trush Lincoln
Ames
Bullet stopped by watch saves life in Sheldon
Alton Louisiana July 1 S T Cole at his home in Sheldon recovers from a revolver shot that would have been fatal because the bullet struck a heavy gold watch in his vest pocket. Kemper, his farming partner in Sheldon, had been drinking heavily and drew a revolver after a quarrel. the incident ended with Cole unharmed aside from a severe bruise.
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Alton
S. T. Cole
Sheldon
Coles
Kemper
Bheldon
Cotes
Bia
Remper
Municipal League Seeks Hearing on Railroad Assessments
Dea Moiret and Fraly L-Trank Pierce of Marahailtown prepared to present before the state executive council. The Municipalities League will argue the manner of assessing railroad property and seek changes to the current assessments.
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Dea Moiret
Fraly L—Trank Pierce
Marahailtown
State Executive Council
Aseesa Sng Rairicade Sud
Saunders President of Bar Association
Oskaloosa delegates close a two day State Bar Association convention. Gov John Burke speaks on Employers Liberty and Workingmen's Compensation. Election results name Charles G Bauernder as president with H T Teamer as councilor, Claude Horax secretary, Frank T Nagh treasurer, A J Small librarian.
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Oskaloosa
Tulip
State Bar Assevolution
John Burke
Marth Braketa
Charles G. Baundera
Council Iuitr
Hf. TH. Teamer
Red On
Claude Horax
Sonity
Frank T. Nagh
Toy pistol begins deadly campaign in Burlington
Burlington July 1 Arthur Dalmer aged 90 was shot in the hand with a toy pistol today. His condition is described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
aArthur Dalmer
Khimack
All Bus Paid and S1800 in Vaults
July 1 report notes all buses paid and S1800 placed in vaults during the biennial period end. Damages against the City of Le Mars amount to S4,500 as LeArthur OCurran fled the scene after an incident, with allegations tied to a ride and debris.
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LE Mars
LeMay
LeArthur Ocurran
Ledener
TaMars
LeMare
Des Moines Hopes For New Catholic See In Omaha
Des Moines officials and church leaders discuss the possibility of establishing a new Catholic diocese with Des Moines as a see city. Rumors link the move to a potential archdiocese reorganization affecting Omaha and surrounding region.
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Des Moines
Rome
Davenport
Dubuque
Flavin
Flevin
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Schulz
Iowa City
Sehonnehan
St. Ambrose
Colern
D. PF. Mulvihill
Fener
Mer. Flavin
Yeserday
Iowa
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Chayenne
Dees Molbes
Omahn
Wre
Commercial Club
Hanliste of
Moines
Postal savings funds and local bank listings
Wray details list several banks across towns like Carroll and Osceola receiving postal savings funds. A later note reports Ute Iowa hosting veterans and old settlers at a North West Iowa gathering proposed as a separation, with plans, dates August 3, 14, and 2, and a program featuring eminent speakers and substantial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Veterana
Township Officials May Not Employ Themselves
Bea Moines Tadonne Ag Special Counsel Lee of the attorney general responds to a Carroll County inquiry stating township trustees cannot perform township work or hire contractors for road or other work and cannot be paid for such services. They may be indicted and enjoined from payment of bills.
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Bea Moines
Tadonne Ag
Lee
eMeces
Carrall County
Thxis
Foster Resigns from Board of Education
A veteran member of the Board of Education steps down in a sudden resignation. Officials confirm the change and indicate ongoing efforts to appoint a successor to maintain district governance.
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Foster
Board OF Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paraguay
Agcuncion
Bualese
United States
Gur
Atlantic Chigwan
Delaware River
Atlantic Ocean
Viasco
Inter Mt
En Feso Gt
Tha Vty- Sppitia Normal School
Atheoligen
Terrying
Reptlie House
London
Arhavesa
O of
Liberty
Theraon
Yosre
Anderson
Tienee
Terling
Bradford
Hrinun Hale
Aurora
Bross Fi
Trevaer
Spa
Jones Berzan
Wheeler
Jon Ten i
Burlington Yoni
Jenkins
Tin
Counce
DES Moines Gees
Canal 2
F.L WW
Beckinas
Iowa State Agricultural College
Peaterdar Catifleed
Heckman
le Eharge
A. T. Myzer
Celiegi
Tealing
Milich
Rosa
Townehip
Storm Lake
Fortiar
The
Presbyterian Church
Hiteman
Morrizon
van Horne—Pire
Lafayette Young
Cherokes
Friend
Municipal League
BAR Association
Burke
South Dakota
Tout Moines
Shopric
OWA
Postal Bank
Carroll Truatsi Savings Bank
Carroll
National Blate Bank
Mr. Pleseant
First National Bank
Waverly
Htate Bank
Waverley
Fort Madison Savings Bank
Farmers National Bank
Oskaloora
Tieck Liapida
Lorens Savings Bank
Tats
Dentaon
Pike Pathfinders
Pike Pathfitioss
Malcolm MacKinninon
Tickinson
W. OM. Hathorn
Decorah
Tamplon
Thairesor
Marinony
McCregor
Paybaygime
Tueaque
Tea Meines
Fane
Thamas
Tare Steel
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