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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

6

Capitol extension victory opens way to $460000 warrants

Des Moines report details Judge Applegate's decree affirming state rights to proceed with capitol grounds improvements. The executive council may issue $460,000 in warrants after levy, enabling ground purchase while annual spending stays within levy limits. Also covers nominations for state board of control and other public notices and legal developments.

Executive Council Des Moines Polk County District Court J. H. Applegate Capitol Extension James H. Applegate Guthrie Center Capitol Grounds

Texan Pioneering Flight Proves Need for Strong Aeroplane

Army flier Lieut Thomas DeW Milling and Lieut Sherman mapped 224 miles from Texas City to San Antonio and back in four hours twenty two minutes and three hours fifty seven minutes respectively showing endurance and distance records and the value of excess power for wartime flight.

Texas City San Antonio New York Milling William H. Carter Thomas Dew United States Army War Department A. S. Cowan Texas Mexico Sherman Scriven Signal Corps Santa Fe Algao Arcola Richmond Eagie Lake Columbus Flatonia Fort Sam Houston

Siberian exile for Tatiana Betcheriak the famed con artist

Tatiana Betcheriak, once described as stunning and alluring, is exiled for life to Siberia after a career of luring men, marrying many for money, and absconding with their valuables. Her exploits included sixteen marriages and a stolen passport before police uncovered her past.

St. Petersburg Tatiana Betcheriak Siberia Tatiana Leutenant Russia Far Eastern Constantinople

Fritzi Scheff Files Bankruptcy Petition

Fritzi Scheff of stage renown filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New York. She lists debts around 150000 dollars with assets totaling about 75000 dollars, including real estate in Big Stone Gap Virginia, former husband John Fox Jr. as a noted novelist.

New York Fritzi Scheff Footlight Fame Big Stone Gap John Fox, Jr

Man Wins Court Order to Change Name to Jinks

Has Court to Change Name Paterson N J On his plea that not one man out of a hundred could pronounce his name John Yuszkevicz of this city got a court order to change his name to John Jinks.

Paterson N. J John Yuszkevicz John Jinks

King of the ratcatchers and champion beetle destroyer

London businessman B L Philips tells how he abandoned ordinary work to chase a niche trade. He and an analytical chemist investigated cockroach behavior in kitchens in America and Chicago, then cleared Chicago kitchens of roaches. He credits the shift to a profitable new profession.

London Chicago

Ex King Manuel Marries Princess Augistine Victoria

Former King Manuel of Portugal wed Princess Augistine Victoria of Hohenzollern in Sigmaringen castle in a Roman Catholic ceremony conducted by Cardinal Netto. A grand royal gathering attended by princes and princesses including the Prince of Wales and representatives of King George and Emperor Wilhelm.

Portugal Victoria of Sigmaringen Germany Manuel of Augustine Victoria Hohenzollern Cardinal Netto Lisbon Prince of Wales George of England Witel Frederick William of Gerray Henry XXXIII Reuss Frederick of Carol Elizabeth

Granite blocks from Astor House sold for tombstones

The granite blocks that formed the walls of the old Astor house in New York will be sold to a tomb stone maker by the firm hired to raze the landmark.

New York Astor House

Bear Out Wrestles A Man On Lake of the Woods

Beaudette Minnesota P J Barry of Chicago, a Spencer baseball player, and a friend fished at Lake of the Woods. A bear and cub charged. Barry grappled, fell, and the bear bit his right arm. His companion rescued him. Barry was taken to Kenora and is not believed to be in danger. The cub was captured and may be taken to Chicago after recovery.

Clarke Board of Parole W. EB. Alexander Fort Madison Alexander Robert A. B. Cummins B. F. Carroll Des Moines Webster City Kansas City Iowa Western Union Patel Burns Agency Iowa Bankers' Association Chicago Beaudette Minn P. J. Barry Spencer, Minn Lake of the Woods Garry Bear Barry Kenora

Governors to Work on Roada Exhibition in Arkansas

Governors George W. Hayes of Arkansas and Major of Missouri plan a hands on road work exhibit in Little Rock Arkansas. They will wear overalls and demonstrate plain and fancy whivering to showcase road work methods.

Little Rock Ark George W. Hayes Arkansas Major

Vocations for Young Christians Dean of Moody Bible Institute

The address argues that true Christians receive spiritual gifts for church edification and that vocations for young people vary beyond official apostle or pastor roles. It cites Moody Bible Institute outcomes, noting pastors wives, evangelists, home missionaries, teachers, nurses, and professionals as valid forms of ministering in daily life.

Jesus Christ Moody Bible Natitute

What Have You Done You Are Going To Do Great Things

A dialogue excerpt features Che COIR HENRY HOWLAND urging action over plans. A young man contemplates starting now despite doubt, while a woman prompts him with a question about realizing a fond wish on a rainy night.

Worth a Tip in the Soup Servings Hint

A curio of kitchen etiquette where a diner questions a waiter about avoiding thumb contact in soup. The remark suggests cautious service and attention to manners in a dining room scene.

Her Modest Wish From A Poem

The speaker muses about preferring wealth over genius while the wife jokes that a wish to work would have sufficed. Their playful exchange contrasts ambition and practicality in a domestic moment.

Alice’s athletic feats in the college gym

The verse describes a girl named Alice practicing with dumbbells and excelling in jumping sprinting fencing and pole climbs. It notes her suppleness and strength in various feats yet ends with a playful note that she cannot sweep strong enough.

Alice Bhe

Polygamy Question Sparks Wry Banter in May Time

In a May humor exchange, Mr Henpeck quips that many women may see themselves as more than a match for any man, explaining why opposition to polygamy persists. The remark highlights gender dynamics with a light, period tone.

Mr. Henpeck

Hamlet trend draws Teek on fashionable players

Teek comments on actors adopting Hamlet roles while noting many come dians increasingly perform the play. The exchange highlights shifting tastes as performances grow more elaborate and fans react to the evolving stage fashion.

Frugality and a Russian Prince in a Father’s Bargain

A wry exchange notes a woman's betrothal plan turning economical as her father marries her to a Russian prince he could acquire for half the price. The quip contrasts English aristocracy with pragmatic matchmaking.

Remedy Sought For Lung Cold At Reception

Mrs Ka Filppe and Dr Pelletier meet at the reception as she complains of a cold on her lungs. He replies with a humorous suggestion to try something else on them.

Votes For Women League Fola la Follette Beatrice Forbes Robertson Des Moines Helen King Robinson Colorado Mrs. Ka Filppe Dr. Pelletier

Heiress Questions Suitor Over Motives in Bold Exchange

The beautiful heiress asks how to trust the duke's intentions beyond her wealth. The duke responds that with her, money will cease to matter and he will never worry about finances again.

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Applegate Capitol Control Board William D. Sheean Angmosa State Board of Control Senate Sheean W. W. Morrow Afton William Glattly Scott Skinner Creston Frank Abbott Osceola J. W. Lauder Glattly Chickasaw County W. W. Marsh Waterloo Burton E. Sweet Waverly Marsh Sormer Frank D. Jackson Saberson Henry T. Saberson State Executive Council Supreme Court of Iowa Glenn Gulliver Orchard A. E. Kepford Public Welfare League Iowa Public Welfare League CWG Baxter William Harder L. M. White Decorah Dwight Lewis W. M. Whitenton Rock Island Railroad Rock Island State Railway Commission Maynard Lowans Carey A. Cheshire Halter Repscop August Freeman Newhall Gearing Frank C. Youngerman, Grimes Captain Brown Alfred BD. Brown Flushing Bay American Life Saving Society Sandy Hook Battery N. Y Brown S.ren King OF THE Manuel King Manuel Brain Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Chris Paul Christ C. I. Yorke Che Coir Henry Howland Ilo Onlleu Paradise George Teek
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