Federal Highway Measure Passes House With 282 to 42 Vote
Washington reports that the good roads bill clears the House by 282 to 42 and awards Iowa about 82 218 of a 25 million dollar fund. Federal aid requires states to match expenditures. Senate fate unclear. President possible veto unless changes. Senator Bankhead proposes a plan for same funding with strong national oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House of Congress
Iowa
Judge Prouty
Senate
Bankhead
Iowa Conventions Planned in Des Moines for 1914
Des Moines reports show weekly conventions through July 1 with gaps. Scheduled gatherings include Iowa Hardware Dealers Feb 17 20, Eisteddfod March 1 2, Threshermen March 10 12, Independent Telephone March 17 19, jewelers and optometrists April 14 17, photographers April 28 May 1, Moving Picture Exhibit May 2, Dental society early May, American Federation of Musicians May, P H O state convention May 19 21, Masonic grand lodge June 9 11, and Retail Merchants June 16 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Convention Bureau
Jewelers and Optometrists
Iowa State Photographers’ Association
Iowa ,Moving Picture Exhibitors’ Association
State Dental Society
American Federation of Musicians
P. BH. O
Masonic Grand Lodge
Iowa Retail Merchants’ Association
Pythians Mark Fiftieth Anniversary With Play
Alpine lodge No. 7 plans a golden anniversary celebration for the Pythian order. Members and their wives rehearse the farce What Happened to Jones for a Feb 19 presentation. The first lodge was organized in Washington, D. C., Feb 19, 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Pythian Order
Alpine Lodge No. 7
Jones
Washington, D. C
County approves East Nishnabotna drainage ditch
The board of supervisors in February established the East Nishnabotna drainage ditch to straighten the Nishnabotna river and prevent overflow. The eleven mile project runs from Shenandoah to Riverton with an estimated cost of 88500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishnabotna
Sidney
County Board of Supervisors
East Nishnabotna
Shenandoah
Riverton
Marion Pioneer Dies After Long Life in Marion County
Jeremiah Gullion, the elder pioneer of southeastern Marion County, died aged about 90 and was buried last week in Indiana Chapel cemetery near Attica. He spent 73 years on a Liberty Township farm northwest of Bussey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Knoxville
Jeremiah Gullion
Marion County
Indiana Chapel
Attica
Liberty Township
Bussey
Porkers Have Their Day in Cedar Falls Market
Cedar Falls set a hog sale record as more than 500 head were sold in a single day. The four city stockyards ran at capacity driven by strong prices and heavy demand for hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Champion Wolf Catcher of Henry County
Harry I. Burnaugh, a young colored man, won the Henry County bounty of 20 dollars by bringing in a large gray wolf to the auditor. This is Burnaugh’s third double eagle from the county, and he has also sold wolf pelts for five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Harry I. Burnaugh
Henry County
Burnaugh
Iowa Boy In Navy Promoted in Fourth Enlistment Term
Joseph Johnson of Roland Story County Iowa has been promoted from chief turret captain to electrical gunner in the United States Navy. The promotion marks his fourth term of enlistment and elevates him to warrant officer with a notable salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nevada
Story County
Joseph Johnson
Roland
Odd Fellows to Build Opera House in Jewell
The Odd Fellows plan a $15,000 opera house in Jewell, a 1200 population town, to serve as both a home for the order and a playhouse, with construction to begin soon on the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Jewell
The
Odd Fellows
Revival Meeting Success at Lacona Church
The Lacona Methodist church reports eighty five conversions from recent revival meetings led by Pastor C. E. Burnett with assistance from Rev. Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacona
Methodist Church
C. E. Burnett
Fitzgerald
Deportation of Three Sioux City Aliens Completed
The bureau of immigration reports the deportation of three Sioux City aliens including a Syrian and two Greeks on charges of trafficking in young American girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sioux City
Bureau of Immigration
New Hampton Considers Modern Theater Project
A local movement seeks to organize a stock company to build a theater costing 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. Already 15 000 dollars has been subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
W C T U Appoints Webster City Woman Evangelist
Mrs. W. F. Smith of this city has been named state evangelist for the W. C. T. U. She begins May 1 and will lecture across Iowa visit unions and form new societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
W. F. Smith
Iowa
Grinnell Considers Higher Semester Fee
Grinnell College may raise the semester fee from three to five dollars if the student council succeeds. The fee grants admission to all athletic events lectures and recitals on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Mail Thief Is Sentenced in Federal Court
Harry J L Watson confessed mail bag thief who told Judge Landis he had learned his lesson. Watson, who once ran a Carlisle and Bouton newspaper, was sentenced to two years in Joliet penitentiary for stealing mail bags in Belle Plaine Iowa and attempting to cash Chicago checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
Harry JL. Watson
Watson
Joliet
Landis Watson
Carlisle
Keokuk Man Receives Local Civil War Medal
Charles A. Wright of Keokuk wears the first regional Civil War medal minted under a congressional act. The bronze medallion bears Lincoln and the phrase With malice toward none with charity for all on one side and The Civil War 1861 1864 in a laurel wreath on the reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Charles A. Wright
Congress
Lincoln
Progressive county primary tickets form Webster City meeting
The Webster City progressive county central committee approved state and county primary tickets for spring. B F Keltz wrote resolutions but omitted a district ticket. Chairman Dela added a candidate against Congressman Woods creating a complete top to bottom slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Progressive County Central Committee
B. F. Keltz
Dela
Woods
Vice Crusader Working Waterloo Campaign
John B. Hammond of Des Moines the vice crusader said he returned from St Louis where he led a campaign against segregated vice districts. Sixteen of the girls in closed places came from Iowa and two from Waterloo. He visited the parents of the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John B. Hammond
Des Moines
St.outs
Iowa
Measles Alarm Hits New Hampton Town
Measles has broken out in New Hampton with nearly all young children affected and several cases of pneumonia. One boy died and others lie at death’s door. In the first public school primary only nine of twenty seven children attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Church Sold at Auction in Glidden
The Church of God building, unused for three years, was auctioned for 1244 dollars. Buyer I ld Fobes plans to build a residence on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Church of God
Ld Fobes
Woman Takes Bichloride Tablets In Illfated Mistake
Mrs. Trene Rupplinger, wife of an Illinois Central fireman, swallowed bichloride of mercury tablets thinking they were cold medicine. She is likely to die. This incident occurred in Waterloo and hospital doctors fight to save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Trene Rupplinger
Illinois Central
Churches to canvass Iowa City for go to church drive
Iowa City church organizers announce a citywide canvass on February 18 to promote the go to church campaign. Ministers and volunteers will survey households and encourage regular church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Farmers Short Course Draws Crowd In Glidden
The Glidden short course for farmers runs this week with more than 1000 dollars in tickets already sold indicating strong local turnout and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Married Seventy Years in Fremont News
Ottumwa reports the seventieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Quincy White pioneers of Fremont north of Ottumwa. Mr White is in his 90th year and his wife is past 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
John Quincy White
Fremont
White
Woman Hangs Self in Temporary Insanity
Mrs. John Buehler a 49 year old well known city resident died by her own hand in a hanging. Authorities report temporary insanity as the cause and note she was in a distressed mental state at the time of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mars
John Buehler
Winfield Wins Debate Over Muscatine Team
Winfield High School defeated Muscatine High School in a debate. Competing students for Muscatine were David Cohn John Coster and Harry Link while Winfield was represented by Kenneth Nelson Rudy Cooper and Lowe Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Muscatine High School
Winfield High School
Muscatine
David Cohn
John Coster
Harry Link
Kenneth Nelson
Rudy Cooper
Lowe Berger
Big Shipment of Stock Harris
Fourteen car loads of stock were shipped from here to Chicago in one day. Eleven car loads were cattle and three car loads were hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Here
Chicago
Bank President Admits Defalcation in Memphis Thefts
Memphis bankers closed the Merchants bank under J L Hutton state superintendent supervision. President C Hunter Raine admits sole responsibility for defalcation and faces embezzlement charges of 788804.76 with no bail offered as he is sent to county jail. The audit is expected to reveal about a million dollar shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Mercantile Bank
J. L. Hutton
C. Hunter Raine
Criminal Court
Palmer
Tate
Sherif W. W. Palmer
Hates
Raine
Bond
Street car workers gain wage raise in Indianapolis
The state public utilities commission ruled to raise wages for street car workers from 20 to 21 cents per hour for the first year and up to 27 cents for five years of service, while not recognizing the street car men's union. The decision protects employees from discrimination based on union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Public Utilities Commission
Carnegie Gives Big Sum for Peace
Andrew Carnegie donated 2 million dollars to be used through churches for international peace. The fund's income, about 100000 dollars annually, will be managed by a 26 member board reflecting major U S religious denominations. This gift augments the 10 million dollar foundation set up December 14 1910 to hasten the abolition of international war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Carnegie
Wilson nominates Otis A. Glazebrook consul at Jerusalem
President Wilson nominated Otis A. Glazebrook of Elizabeth New Jersey to be consul at Jerusalem. The appointment moves through the diplomatic corps with potential impact on the Holy Land post and U S interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Washington
Wilson
Otis A. Glazebrook
Elizabeth, N. J
Army Aviator Post Killed In Bay Fall Near San Diego
Lieutenant H. B. Post of the Wright Field aero corps fell 500 feet into San Diego Bay and was killed instantly. He was recovered dead from the water about thirty minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
H. B. Post
Wright Camp
The
Aero Corps
Post
Senate endorses Lobinger for China consular court
Washington February 11 The Senate judiciary committee reported favorably the nomination of Charles S Lobinger of Nebraska named by President Wilson to be judge of the United States consular court in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lobinger
Washington
Charles 8. Lobinger
Nebraska
Wilson
United States
China
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mother and Son Cremated in Ohio House Fire
Urichsville Ohio February 11 Mrs Rachel Blue seventy and her crippled son John forty were burned to death in a fire that destroyed their home An overheated stove is believed to have started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urichsville
Rachel Blue
John
Four Men Injured in Salem Train Wreck
Four men were injured and an engine plus two cars were demolished when a Boston and Maine train from Marblehead to Salem wrecked near Salem Massachusetts. One man was reported in dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Boston & Maine
Marblehead
Train Disaster and Bandit Attack Kill Dozens
Report from Cumbre and Juarez detail the burning of the Mexico and Northwestern railway tunnel by Maximo Castillo and his band. Nine Americans and about 40 Mexicans perished, with a rescue effort launched from Juarez aided by U S authorities and rebel troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Chihuahua
Mex
Maximo Castillo
Gabalin Ranch
Samaniego
el Valley
Casas Grandes
General Castillo
Madera
Emilio Garcia
Hachito
United States Army
Garcia
Cumbre
Mexico & Northwestern Railway
Castillo
Juarez
Cumbre Tunnel
W. J. Farragut
Jeff Juarez
Bryan
Edwards
Benavides
F. Cc. Herr
Defunct Coulon Berthaud liabilities rise to 2.27 million
London February 10 creditors of the defunct French banking firm Coulon Berthaud report gross liabilities of 2,266,972 dollars. The failure was attributed partly to depreciation of certain U S industrial stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Coulon-Berthaud
United States
Son of T F Ryan Loses Reciprocity Privilege
Trenton New Jersey February 13 The commissioner of vehicles revoked the automobile reciprocity privilege of John F Ryan son of Thomas F Ryan multimillionaire of New York for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Ryan
Trenton
N. J
Commissioner of Vehicles
John F. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Woman candidate enters Mount Carroll mayor race
Rockford Illinois February 13 Mrs Mary Kennedy announced her bid for mayor of Mount Carroll She is noted as the first woman to seek the office in Ili noigs and the town’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Mary Kennedy
Mount Carroll
Ilinoigs
Thaw to Represent America in Monaco Air Race
Thaw H. of New York will pilot the airship entrant from the United States in the international water flying race at Monaco. The craft features an automatic balancing device designed by Alexander Blair Thaw H. of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
New York
America
Monaco
Alexander Blair Thaw H
Comiskey Improves After Illness On Naples Rome Travel
There is improvement in the condition of Charles A. Comiskey president of the Chicago American League club who was taken ill while traveling from Naples to Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Comiskey
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Club
Naples
Rome
Northeastern United States Hit by Strong Earthquake Shocks
A 15 to 30 second quake tremor affected cities from Montreal to Philadelphia with reports of swaying furniture and breaking chimneys. One worker died in Binghamton as a trench cave-in occurred. Multiple locations including New York Albany Syracuse Rochester Ithaca Ogdensburg Auburn and St. Louis logged shocks and timing around 1:33 to 1:37 pm local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montreal
Philadelphia
United States
New York State
New York City
Albany
Elmira
Rome
Syracuse
Canada
Ottawa
Toronto
Prescott
Brookville
Binghamton
N. Y
Willey
Rocco Parse
Rochester
Ithaca
Cornell University
Ogdensburg
Auburn
Fort Hill
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Que
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Evelyn Thaw Released After Theater Arrest
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was arrested after completing the matinee first act in Richmond on Wednesday. A warrant filed by Chief of Police Weiner charged she appeared at a public performance unlawfully but not feloniously, outraging public decency and morals. Justice Critchfield dismissed the charges and freed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Weiner
Vermont Hoodoo Ship Gains Navy Notoriety
Norfolk Va Feb 12 The battleship Vermont is earning fame as the hoodoo ship of the American navy. An inspection at the navy yard revealed additional damage from its Mediterranean voyage and a cracked low pressure crank on the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Texan for D. C. Postmaster Named at White House
Otto Praeger a Texas newspaper man will be named postmaster for Washington D C succeeding N A Merritt the announcement came from the White House on Wednesday February 13 192?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texan
D. C
Washington
Otto Praeger
Washington, D. C
White House
Praeger
N. A. Merritt
Earthquake Felt in Santiago de Cuba
An earthquake registered about two o'clock Wednesday morning in Santiago de Cuba causing great excitement among residents. No damage reports were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Hardy Marries Secretary Miss Dugdale in Enfield
English novelist Thomas Hardy married his secretary Miss Dugdale at Enfield. He is seventy four years old. His first wife was Miss Emma Gifford, niece of Archdeacon Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Hardy
Dugdale
Enfield
Hardy
Emma Gifford
Archdeacon Gifford
Doctor Brady to Quit Pulpit
Mount Vernon New York February 12 Reverend Dr C T Brady author and lecturer has offered his resignation as rector of the Church of the Ascension a fashionable Episcopal parish because he cannot continue on his salary
Gore Suit Opened Amid Frame-Up Claims By Gov Cruce Kin
Oklahoma City February hearing on Minnie Bond's $50 000 damage suit against U S Senator Thomas Gore opened before District Judge George W. Clarke. A C Cruce, brother of Gov. Cruce, defended Gore labeling the case a frame-up and alleging threats by a clique over federal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Minnie I. Bond
Thomas Pryor Gore
United States
Oklahoma
George W. Clarke
A. C. Cruce
Cruce
Senator Gore
D.L. Frawley
Texas
G. M Kay
Gore
H—T
Canal official suspends commissary chief in Panama hearings
Panama Canal commission chairman Col George W Goethals suspended John Burke manager of the commissary department after hearings over alleged gratuities and irregular transactions. He also suspended W F Shipley chief clerk of the subsistence department for incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Commission
John Burke
Commissary Department
Goethals
Burke
W. F. Shipley
Subsistence Department
Good Roads Bill Passes House In 282 to 42 Vote
The House approved the Shackleford good roads bill by 282 to 42. Leaders from all parties urged adoption as the measure allocates 25 million dollars yearly from the federal government to rural post road construction, with states matching the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
McCua Wins Ten Rounder Over White in Racine
In Racine Wisconsin Matty McCua defeated Jack White in a ten round boxing bout. Reports note strong action from both fighters with McCua gaining the decision after a close contest. The event drew local sports interest on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Matty McCua
Jack White
Pittsburgh
Ottawa
Wiley
Dunne
Joseph Butle
Davenport
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
U. S. Initiates North Atlantic Ocean Patrol
Washington February 13 United States begins a maritime life saving patrol in the North Atlantic upon request of maritime nations. President Wilson ordered the cutter Seneca to sea duty for lifesaving protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
United States
North Atlantic Ocean
Wilson
Seneca
French Aviator Flies Over Mont Blanc Peak
M Parmelin, a young French aviator, flew over Mont Blanc at about three miles height. He departed Geneva after a week of waiting for clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Blanc
Aoste
Department
Iscre
France
M. Parmelin
Geneva
Switzerland
Fire Fatal to Two Children in Superior Home
A fire in Superior Wisconsin claimed the lives of two children and endangered their mother who narrowly escaped. The blaze partly destroyed the home of Peter J Schroeder and is under investigation for its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Peter J. Schroeder
Beveridge Home Sold in Tax Sale in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on February 12, County Treasurer Van Hake sold 1,600 delinquent properties for taxes, including the Washington boulevard home of former Senator Albert J. Beveridge among the parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Indianapolis
van Hake
Washington Boulevard
Albert J. Beveridge
Cattle Breeders See Tariff Little Beef Price Impact
Delegates at the Aberdeen Angus convention in Des Moines argue the new tariff will not raise beef prices. Secretary Silas Igo of Indianola says Iowa farmers can solve high costs by raising cattle to consume their grain. Delegates note Canada and Argentina shipments and rising prices. HH. W. Byers welcomes attendees. William Desenberg cites growing Aberdeen Angus popularity. Five carloads shipped to Mississippi and Alabama last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Silas Igo
Indianola
Iowa Aberdeen
Angus Breeders’ Association
Igo
Corn
Canada
Argentina
United States
HH. W. Byers
William Desenberg
Norwalk
Mississippi
Alabama
Scotland
Black Hawk County Reid Corn Developed For Early Maturity
A new seed corn named Black Hawk County Reid has been developed by the Black Hawk County Crop Improvement association. It results from crossing Reid's Yellow Dent varieties across sixty plots and shows much earlier maturing, large ears, deep kernels, and well filled cobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Crop Improvement Association
Black Hawk
Auto Course Successful At Perry
The first Iowa State college extension backed automobile short course was held in Perry last week and proved highly successful. R E Davis from Ames led two daily lectures and practical demonstrations of working parts across models. About 200 automobile owners attended the first session and local dealers staged an auto show alongside the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Iowa State College
R. E. Davis
Ames
Arrow Buyers Combine Rolfe Papers Under Arrow Name
The Arrow of Rolfe purchases the Reveille of Lighter Brothers and the two papers merge. Marion Bruce of the Arrow leads the acquisition and all future issues will be published as the Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolf Arrow
Webster City
Rolfe
the Arrow
The
Reveille
Marion Bruce
Lighter Brothers
Arrow
Invents New Acetylene Lantern For Railroad Use
Storm Lake reports W. J. Caskey, a conductor on the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line, has just received a patent for a new acetylene lantern designed for railroad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
W. J. Caskey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Senator Crow to Retire from Senate Term
Onawa reports Senator EB L. Crow intends to retire when his current term ends. The Denison editor Caswell is said to be considering returning to public life, along with Nick Wolerson, a German resident of Rickets, as possible successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Onawa
EB L. Crow
Caswell
Denison
Nick Wolersson
Rickets
Auto starter invented by local blacksmith in Ida Grove
Daniel Murphy a blacksmith of Ida Grove has invented a gear drive self-starter for automobiles. The device uses a push clutch to engage a pinion with gears and a lever pull starts the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida, Grove
Daniel Murphy
Golden Wedding Celebration for Gi belstein Couple
Ida Grove reports Mr and Mrs Hans Gibelstein celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. They wed in Germany and arrived in America two years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grove
Hans Gibelstein
Germany
America
Pioneer of Allamakee Dies in Waukon
Oscar F. Ferris longtime Allamakee County resident dies. Masonic fraternity conducted funeral services in Waukon after he lived in the county for almost sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allamakee
Waukon
Oscar FF. Ferris
Allamakee County
Fatally Injured by Train in Council Bluffs
Lewis E Chamberlain an aged chiropractor in Council Bluffs was fatally injured when struck by a Northwestern train. The engineer says Chamberlain stepped from between two tracks in front of the moving locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Lewis E. Chamberlain
Northwestern
Chamberlain
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Bill
Peru
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Lima
Billinghurst
Capital City
Harry Watson
Webster
Indianapolis Traction
State Utilities Board
Band
Emelio Garcia
Evelyn Thaw
M. E. Bond
CANAL
Shackleford
Boueobedeodose
Aberdeen-Angus
State Capitol
Reid
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