Death of Dr Josiah L Pickard Former Iowa State University President
Obituary notes the death of Dr Josiah L Pickard former president of the State University of Iowa and longtime head of the State Historical Society of Iowa He led Iowa City and the university during a period when securing legislative funding was a key measure of his leadership and later headed Chicago schools for thirteen years A quoted tale recalls a legislator’s pledge to fund 20000 to permanently sustain the university without further state aid.
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Iowa City
Josiah L. Pickard
State University of Iowa
Iowa
Pickard
The
States Historical Society of Iowa
Jie
Chicago
Packard
Driving Club Elects Officers in Iowa City
The Iowa City Driving club, newly admitted to the Cedar Valley circuit, adopts articles of incorporation and elects officers: President Dr J S Potter Vice President James Aldous Jr Secretary John T Oakes Treasurer George L Falk. Races slated for the first or second week of July.
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Iowa City
Grinnell College Nears $500000 Endowment Goal
Grinnell Iowa college stands to add a half million dollars to its endowment if the ongoing Rockefeller Foundation funded drive succeeds. Begun in 1910 with a pledge of 100000 on condition of raising 400000, the campaign now needs less than 23000 to meet the goal.
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Grinnell—Iowa College
Rockefeller Foundation Fund
Iowa Horticultural Society Seeks Fruit Crop Outlook
Ames Wesley Greene, secretary of the Iowa Horticultural Society, will send inquiries to fruit men across the state to report on fruit tree conditions and the summer crop prospects. He says the winter was unusually favorable and a normal crop is expected for all kinds of fruit.
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Ames
Wesley Greene
Iowa Horticultural Society
Tragic Accident Claims 9 Year Old Boy In Nevada
Fred Richardson aged 9, son of Mr and Mrs George P Richardson, living three miles south of Cambridge, was instantly killed when a shotgun he was playing with discharged in a neighbor’s woodshed. The boy was alone in the shed at Tom Berhow’s home when the accident occurred.
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Nevada
Fred Richardson
George P. Richardson
Cambridge
Tom Berhow
Boys Gardening Club Formed In Washington YMCA
Under Secretary MacEacher the Y M C A plans to form a boys gardening club. Seventy five boys will each tend a ten by ten foot plot with seeds supplied and prizes offered for top gardens.
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Washington
MacEacher
Iowa Banker Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison
Adam Kiefer a Hazelton banker received an indeterminate penitentiary term with a maximum of seven years in district court presided by Judge Co W Mullan. He faced thirty one counts alleging obtaining money by false pretense.
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Independence
Adam Kiefer
Hazelton
Co. W. Mullan
Kiefer
Damage Suit Fails in Sac City
The damage suit of Aden Merkley administrator of the estate of L A Rose against John Currie of Schaller for 15000 dollars alleging death by Currie’s automobile ended with a verdict for the defendant.
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Sac City
Aden Merkley
L. A. Rose
John Currie
Schaller
Rose
Currie
Unknown Man Killed Near Malvern Bridge
An unidentified man about 5 foot 8 inches tall and 190 pounds with gray hair and a gray mustache was killed near a bridge over Silver Creek west of Malvern by train No 91. He is believed to be an itinerant chiropodist.
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Glenwood
Burlington
Silver Creek
Malvern
Sacred Heart Church Purchases Baade and DAu Tremont Property
Monticello parish committee buys the Baade property and the DAu Tremont site for a new Catholic church to be erected this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Congregation of the Sacred Heart Church
Baade
D’autremont
Catches Alleged Forger From New Orleans
Des Moines sheriff Griffin returns with Clarence Williams wanted on a 125 dollar bogus check charge. Williams reportedly passed a fake check at a local bank and was located after Griffin's trip to New Orleans.
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Des Moines
Griffin
New Orleans
Clarence Williams
Barn and Stock Burned in Lightning Fire
Lightning struck the Guy W. Shepera farm southeast of this city and ignited a blaze that consumed a large barn and its contents. Ten horses and thirteen cattle were burned in the fire.
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Town Falls
Guy W. Shepera
Robbers Blow Open Safe in Cedar Rapids Grocery
In Cedar Rapids robbers blew open one of two safes in the grocery store of F. W. Damour Jr. during the night. No further details on suspects or damages are given in the fragment.
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Cedar Rapids
F. W. Damour, Jr
Hens Ay Ench
Denied Paroles for Rainsbarger Brothers by Board
Des Moines reports state board of parole refused parole for Frank and Nathan Rainsbarger by a two to one vote for clemency. They were jailed since 1887 from Hardin County for the murder of Nod Johnson. Friends may appeal to the governor for a pardon if new evidence appears. a hearing could be granted. Orman McPherson, from Louise County, also denied clemency in a life sentence for murder.
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Des Moines
Frank
Nathan Rainsbarger
State Board of Parole
Clarke
Hardin County
Nod Johnson
Orman McPherson
Louise County
Dog Causes Milwaukee Rail Wreck Near Bouton
A dog caused a gasoline speeder on the Milwaukee line near Bouton to derail leading to serious injuries for three men and the death of the dog. Foreman D Boss suffered a dislocated hip and multiple injuries while Inspector Plum and Foreman Bayliss were badly bruised and cut. Boss was hospitalized.
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Boone
Milwaukee
Bouton
D. Boss
Copper
Inspector Plum
Milwaukee Railway
Foreman Bayliss
Union Switch and Signal Company
Boss
Lutheran Iowa Conference Held District Meeting in Madrid
The Des Moines district conference of the Lutheran Iowa conference met in Madrid with pastors in attendance including Revs. C. A. Gallerstrom C. A. Carlson B. W. Carlson C. A. Randolph Joseph A. Anderson A. Norrlom C. A. Johnson and Carl Lorimor.
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Lutheran Iowa Conference
Boone
Des Moines
Madrid
C. A. Gallerstrom
Strateford
C. A. Carlson
Marshalltown
B. W. Carlson
C. A. Randolph
Joseph A. Anderson
Boxholm
A. Norrlom
C. A. Johnson
Swede Valley
Carl Lorimor
Asquith Re Election Bid in East Fife Amid War Office Move
Premier Asquith to take on the war office alongside his duties and resigns from the House to seek re election in East Fife Scotland. Generals French Ewart and Seely resignations follow army tensions over home rule and Ulster opposition.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
War Office
Fife
Scotland
Sir John French
Imperial General Staff
John Ewart
Viscount Haldane
J. E. B. Seely
Gough
Pass
New American Secretary to Mexico City Faces Home Leave
Washington reports Warren Robins named for second secretary in Mexico City with confirmation expected soon. O'Shaughnessy warns against bringing family, favors restraint if Villa nears the capital, while warning Huerta could resume conflict if Villa is defeated. Truce at Torreon noted as federals and constitutionalists negotiate surrender terms.
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Torreon
City of
Mexico
O'Shaughnessy
State Department
Washington
Villa
Mexico City
New York
Huerta
Mr. Lind
United States
Warren Robbins
Senate
O’shaughnessy
Eagle Pass
Tex
Durango
Velasco
Man Held on Horse Stealing Charge in Cuba City
Dubuque man Arthur D Brown jailed in Cuba City Wisconsin awaiting requisition on larceny of a team stolen from a local liveryman. He has not lived with his wife for six months. his three year old son, living with the mother, accompanied him.
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Dubuque
Arthur D. Brown
Cuba City
Wis
Murphy Removes Martin from Burlington Post
Maj. J. N. Martin, left in Burlington after the internal revenue stamp office moved to Dubuque, receives notice from Collector Murphy that his government service is terminated.
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Murphy
Martin
Burlington
Maj
J. N. Martin
Internal Revenue Stamp
Dubuque
Girl Sues Iowa Farmer for Breach of Promise
Minnie Kuhlman sues Warren Hunzelmann in district court claiming breach of promise of marriage and seeks $2,000 damages. The case area is Marshalltown Iowa.
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Marshalltown
Minnie Kuhlman
Warren Hunzelmann
Another Iowa Ball Team in Fort Dodge Formed
Henry Schultz, manager of the fast independent semi pro team here last year, will field another squad this season. He plans to invest heavily and has secured the use of the Knights of Columbus athletic park for home games.
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Iowa
Fort Dodge
Henry Schultz
K. of P. Athletic Park
Sunday Welcomes George Mason Sunday in Tacoma
George Sunday and wife welcomed a son in Tacoma Washington. The infant was named George Mason Sunday. The mother is former Miss Hattie Mason.
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Billy Sunday
Waterloo
Pilly
George Sunday
Tacoma
Wash
George Mason Sunday
Hattie Mason
Boy Taken to Reform School
Freddie Donahoe a 14 year old was taken to Eldora by Deputy Sheriff H Richards and sent to the reform school by Police Judges Hendershott for breaking into a hardware store.
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Reform School
Ottumwa
Freddie Donahoe
Eldora
H. Richards
Donahoe
Hendershott
Tragic Pencil Lead Incident Claims Child Life
Margaret Patterson age five, daughter of John Patterson, died after swallowing a piece of lead pencil a week earlier. Doctors believe the fragment penetrated the lungs, ending the child’s life in Chariton.
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Margaret Patterson
John Patterson
Aviators Die as Planes Catch Fire at Rheims Meet
In Rheims France on April 3 Emile Vedrines brother of famed Julez Vedrines falls to his death during a flight. Pierre Leon Testulat and Clement Avigny perish when a new military aeroplane bursts into flames after striking a pylon and the tank bursts. A seven plane semi circular wing configuration is tested with reported stability.
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Rheims
France
Hmile Vedrines
Julez Vedrines
Emile Vedrines
Vedrines
Piere Leon Testulat
Clement Avigny
Testulat
Avigny
Repeal Bill Wins in House Over Panama Tolls Policy
Washington April 2 The Sims bill repealing the Panama canal act allowing free passage for American coastwise vessels passed the House 247 to 161. Speaker Champ Clark defended free tolls, attacked Wilson's repeal stance, and cited court decisions upholding legality while urging Democrats to stay united and honor party platform.
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Washington
Sims
House
Senate
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Wilson
Baltimore
Clark
Panama
United States
Explosion Injures Six at Massachusetts Chocolate Plant
Boston march 31 six employees were badly hurt in a blast at the Massachusetts Chocolate company. In Columbus Indiana Hugh T Miller a former lieutenant governor announced his bid for the Republican nomination for US senator.
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Boston
Massachusetts Chocolate Company
Columbus
Ind
Hugh T. Miller
Indiana
United States
Wood to become army chief of staff in April
General William Wotherspoon will assume chief of staff duties on April 22 as Major General Leonard Wood’s term ends. Brigadier General Scott named assistant chief of staff and expected to succeed Wotherspoon later, with Wood directing the department of the east after April 22.
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Washington
William W. Wotherspoon
Army
Leonard Wood
War Garrison
Hugh L. Scott
Wotherspoon
Wood
Department of the East
Scott
Beginnings of House Numbering in New Hampton
City Assessor A. H. Stakes works on numbering houses in New Hampton ahead of free city mail delivery planned for next fall.
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New Hampton
A. H. Stakes
Old Firm to Close After 50 Years in Dubuque
Dubuque Harger Blish a firm dealing in musical instruments and stationery for over five decades will wind up its affairs in the city. The old firm announces its closure after a long history of serving the community.
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Dubuque
Waterloo man testifies wife proposed marriage in 1912
William F. Nation, 70, contends in court that his wife Evan S. Nation proposed to him in 1912 during divorce proceedings and $10,000 alimony. He claims cruel treatment followed, while she fights the suit and alimony claim.
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Waterloo
IsIn
William F. Nation
Evans
Nation
Worralls Celebrate Sixty Third Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Worrall marked sixty three years of marriage with a celebration at their country home north of West Liberty. The couple’s long union highlights a quiet family observance in the community.
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West Liberty
John Worrall
There
Cedar Falls Auto Driving School to Be Held April 13 17
Cedar Falls Automobile Club with over 200 members has completed plans for a free school of instruction for automobile owners who drive their own cars to be held here April 13 through 17. A separate note from New Hampton mentions financiers promoting a new opera house in that community.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Automobile Club
New Theater
New Hampton
Monon Louisville Express Jumps Track Near Bloomington
The Monon Express from Chicago to Louisville derailed six miles south of Bloomington Indiana on April 2. The mail car was damaged but no injuries were reported.
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Monon Express
Ditch
Bloomington
Ind
Monon
Louisville
Chicago
Here
Congressman Richardson Dies After Illness in Atlantic City
Atlantic City April 2 Representative William Richardson of Alabama died at Galenhall on Tuesday after a long illness. He came to the resort recently to regain his health.
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Richardson
Atlantic City
N. J
William Richardson
Alabama
Galenhall
Convict Saved From Hanging By Governor Refusal
Jefferson City April 1 Governor Major refused to pardon James Schrum who is serving 99 years for murder of Mont Hall. His conviction prevented the sheriff from hanging Schrum for a second murder.
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Jefferson City
Major
James Schrum
Mont Hall
Schrum
Tragic Self-inflicted Death of Virgil Wyatt
Six year old Virgil Wyatt son of Mrs. Lucinda Wyatt died in Kansas City Missouri on April 1 by self inflicted gunshot believed to be from an old revolver. The incident occurred while he was with two Barthenn Inoks.
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Kansas City
Virgil Wyatt
Lucinda Wyatt
Barthenn Inoks
Two Men Die in Paul Mine Rockfall near Vanderbilt
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on April 2 two workers in the abandoned Paul mine owned by W J Rainey company died from a rock fall while drawing stumps in a gallery near Vanderbilt. The victims were Robert Shallenberger fire boss and Paul Baker miner both from Vanderbilt. They were about a mile from the mine mouth and likely perished from the foul air or entrapment.
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Connellsville
Paul
W. J. Rainey Company
Vanderbilt
Robert Shallenberger
Paul Baker
Increase in Army Budget Approved by Senate
Washington March 31 The senate passed the annual army appropriation bill totaling 101 750 000 dollars, about 7.5 million more than the house version and slightly above the last appropriation. Senator Thomas of Colorado said he would not yield to large increases without regard to the southern border situation.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
Chicago Packers Offer to Save Siegel and Vogel
Levy Mayer, counsel for Chicago packing interests and Mrs Vogel, told United States Commissioner Gilchrist at Frank E Vogel inspection that $1 45 million would be advanced to repay Siegel bank depositors in full if criminal prosecutions against Henry Siegel and Frank E Vogel were dropped. Mayer represents Mrs Vogel, daughter of the late Nelson Morris.
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New York
Chicago
Henry Siegel
Frank E. Vogel
Siegel Bank
Vogel
United States
Gilchrist
Levy Mayer
Mayer
Nelson Morris
Coal Miners Strike Shuts Yorkshire Areas
London reports a broad coal miners strike with Yorkshire workers quitting early and leaders predicting over 100,000 out by midnight and 200,000 by week end. Manufacturing centers risk paralysis as efforts try to avert subway and surface line stoppages.
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London
Yorkshire
Mighty Southpaw Is Dead
San Antonio reports the death of G Ho ward Rube Waddell on Wednesday from tuberculosis after months of illness He recently left St Paul where he pitched for the American Association prior to his decline.
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San Antonio
Tex
G. Howard
Rube
Waddell
St. Paul
American Association
Harrisburg Clerk Charged With $20,000 Mail Theft
William R. Baum a Harrisburg post office clerk was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal James W Snyder for allegedly stealing $20 000 from United States mail authorities said in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on April 2.
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Harrisburg
United States
William R. Baum
James W. Snyder
Cyclone destroys church and five buildings in Wilmer
A cyclone struck Wilmer near Dallas on April 2 destroying the First Methodist church and five other structures. One negro was killed.
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Dallas
Tex
First Methodist
Wilmer
Judge issues writ to oust Standard Oil from Ohio
Columbus April 1 Judge Dillon grants an alternative writ ordering Attorney General Hogan to begin legal action to oust Standard Oil and its subsidiaries from conducting business in Ohio.
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Columbus
Dillon
Hogan
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
General Sickles Near Death After Stroke in New York
Gen Daniel B Sickles lies near death at his New York home three weeks after suffering a stroke following the death of his housekeeper Mrs Wil ferding. The veteran officer is reported critically ill as physicians battle complications from the paralytic attack.
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General Sickles
New York
Daniel B. Sickles
Wilferding
Mob Lynches Black Man in Farmersville Louisiana
April 2 in Farmersville Louisiana a mob fatally harmed Allen Turner a Black man after he confronted farmer J J McDougald. Local authorities reported the mob action and details remain under investigation.
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Farmersville
Allen Turner
J. J. McDougald
Ten Trains Taken Off In Pittsburgh Re trenchment
Pittsburgh April 2 ten passenger trains were taken off the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad as part of west line retrenchment. Shop forces are also being reduced reducing maintenance crews and operations.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Murdered Girl Lyda Beecher Buried In Poland Area
Funeral services were held at dawn for Lyda Beecher the young schoolteacher murdered near Poland last Friday night. The suspect is seven year old Jean Gianini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnett
N. Y
Lyda Beecher
Poland
Jean Gianini
Supreme Court Invalidates $80.6 Million Philadelphia Loan
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the $80,600,000 public loan vote illegal in Philadelphia. The decision blocks plans for broader Philadelphia improvements and related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Greater Philadelphia
Albanian Forces Routed in Premeti Battle
News from Premeti reports a fierce clash between Albanians and rebels. Albanian forces suffered heavy losses with several hundred men killed or wounded and the rebels claimed a decisive victory.
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Athens
Premeti
Miss Cudahy Enters Training School in Boston
Miss Helen Cudahy daughter of Patrick Cudahy Milwaukee packer entered the training school for nurses at Massachusetts General hospital in Boston on April 2.
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Cudahy
Boston
Helen Cudahy
Patrick Cudahy
Milwaukee
Packer
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mystery surrounds Seivers family double murder in Tennessee
In Knoxville on April 3 authorities pursue the double murder of Mr and Mrs Jacob Seivers and their son Millar Seivers. The bodies of the parents were found at their Clinton Tennessee home and Millar Seivers body was later located.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jacob Seivers
Millar
Clinton
Millar Seivers
One Man Killed Two Hurt in Cave-in Near Los Angeles
A bulkhead collapse in an excavation killed one man and injured two others while 35 workers narrowly escaped burial as earth caved in from both sides in Los Angeles on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Salesman sentenced under the Mann Act in San Francisco
Nicholas Landi, a salesman, received an eight month jail term from Federal Judge Dooling for violating the white slave law. Rosa Harris acted as the complaining witness in the case.
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San Francisco
Nicholas Landi
Dooling
Rosa Harris
Kaiser's Youngest Son Injured In Carriage Accident
Berlin reports Prince Joachim youngest son of Emperor William sustained injuries when his carriage collided with another vehicle. Initial statements say the wounds are not serious and no further mishap occurred.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Prince Joachim
Emperor William
Plans for Insane Inmates Use of Work to Prevent Violence
Mount Pleasant state hospital outlines a plan for keeping violently insane inmates in constant confinement with profitable, varied crafts. Dr. Mary Lawson will introduce lace making, weaving and fancy work to channel compulsions into useful labor.
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Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant State Hospital
F. Applegate
Mary Lawson
Trunk Suspected of Holding Montana Rancher's Body
An Iowa trunk mystery links a Montana rancher murder to a passing suspect and his wife and child. Sheriff Nacey in Osage reports a trunk checked at Nashua, Mont., later found with blood in a wagon box, traced to Minneapolis and McIntire Iowa, as authorities pursue leads on the missing homesteader and stolen team and wagon sold for 75 dollars.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Glasgow
Mont
Nacey
Osage
Nashua
Minneapolis
McIntire
City
Iowa merchants conference to be held at University of Iowa
Iowa City May 12 13 the extension division of the University of Iowa will host a merchants conference for retailers. The two day program includes subjects such as Service to the Customer Store Window Lighting Office Systems Essentials of Advertising and illustrated lectures with inspirational addresses from business leaders. The university school of commerce will share accounting info for merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Towa
School of Commerce
University
Man fixes hour of death and commits suicide
In Creston Fred Crueger set the time for his death then shot himself in the head. He wandered the town in the afternoon and told companions at home. He planned to kill himself at four o clock and died in his room minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Fred Crueger
Afernoon
Students Fail to Pass in New Hampton Exam
Out of fifty-six students taking entrance exams for the high school in New Hampton only twelve passed. The rest will be given another opportunity in May to meet the standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Sullivan Still Missing From Des Moines Hotel
Friends of the family report that the Des Moines hotel disappearance of insurance man William F. Sieman near Christmas remains unsolved with little hope of new information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Missinn
New Hampton
W. Ft
Si'‘ean
Des Moines
Jst
Fort Dodge Firm Falls
Fort Dodge merchant Frank Gates announces that his firm Frank Gates & Son has passed into receivership after thirty two years in business in Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Frank Gates
Frank Gates & Son
Taken to Federal Prison Ottumwa
George Dade who pleaded guilty to violating the Mann white slave act in federal court was sentenced to five years and was taken to the federal prison at Stillwater Minnesota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Ottumwa
George Dade
Stillwater
Minn
Ryan Firm Wins Black Hawk Hotel Plumbing Bid
The Davenport project awards the Black Hawk hotel plumbing contract at 45801 dollars after excavation. Heating work is let for 36580 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Davenports
Black Hawk
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