Ping Pong and Propositions Stir Cold Winter Heat
A jumble of humorous jabs and social quips reflects winter trends and public figures. Notes reference ping pong, rail salaries, King Leopold, Sul tan of Bacolod, Ohio turning 100, and a million dollar gift to a Clark grandson. Mentions include Sullivan, Schwab, Chamberlain, Bishop Potter, and Victor Emmanuel.
Murder in Mystic and Iowa News Roundup
Woodson Readgon found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his sweetheart in Mystic after a 35 hour jury deliberation. Other items include four Western Union strikers fined in Cedar Rapids for assaulting a substitute worker, a Dallas county man sentenced to five years for seducing his sister-in-law, and a mine town store fire in Apanoose county where the manager died. Also notes on Catholic diocesan reorganization, Oto bank bankruptcy filing, Thomas Meredith’s death, a legal ruling on game bird protection, and Des Moines newspaper budget plans.
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Woodson Readgon
Mystic
Cedar Rapids
Western Union
A. E. Roby
Dallas County
Kansas
Ft. Medison
Darbysville
Apbanoose County
Willard McConnell
McConnell
F. Churcimski
Traer
Iowa
Express
Express Company
Traerta
Churcimsky
Dubuque
Davenport
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Cheyenne
Scannel
Nebraska
Wyoming
Rome
Thos. Meredith
Atlantic
Mr. Meredith
Farmers' Tribune
Des Moines
Thomas Meredith
England
Cass County
Des Moines Daily and Sunday News
Associated Press
Publishers’ Press
Iowa Evening Press Association
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Leste Syndicate
News
Tuwa
Coon
Grant City
Sac County
Ames College
Sac City
Pennsylvania Art Company
Dee Moines Cape Walisis
J. W. Sale
Supreme Court
Page County
W. R. Green
Sale
Richardson
Fair Grounds
Shenandoah
Board reappoints Miles as Eldora industrial school chief
The Iowa Board of Control confirms B J Miles as superintendent of the industrial school for boys at Eldora for a new term starting January 1. Miles has led the institution for years and is viewed as an efficient administrator by the board. In related news, Mt Pleasant residents have contributed 27000 toward a 100000 goal for the Town Wesleyan University twentieth century fund with final funds expected by early October.
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Board of Control
B. J.miles
Industrial School For Boys
Eldora
Miles
Mt. Pleasant
Wesleyan University
Methodist Church
Acton
Burlington
Hancher
Ottumwa
United States
Supreme Court
Marshalltown
Andrew Carnegie
Dell. Conover
Chicago
H. E. J. Boardman
Conover
E. D. Brigham
Iowa
Brigham
Waterloo
Rock Island
Oskaloosa
John Shea
J. Fogarty
Babe Anderson
John Hoover
Joe Parker
Spring Creek
Fale Penetrated the Loiler
Etta Kitchen
E. ©. Herman
Iowa Wesleyan University
Herman
Wiliam H. Babcock
Waverly
United States Marshal
District
B. F. Besn
Nell C. Matson
Middletown
Des Moines
Howe
Decline in Iowa school age population report
The Iowa school census summary shows nearly 7,000 fewer children ages 5 to 21 in 1902 than in 1901, 728,810 vs 735,159, attributed by Superintendent Barrett to faulty census methods. Also reported: Senator Claude R Porter resigns to become Appanoose county attorney. Governor Cummits likely to call no special election until 1903.
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Des ‘Moines
Weas Mede
Barratt
Barrett
Claude R. Porter
Centerville
Cummits
Appanoose County
Porter
Appanoose
Davis Counties
Senate
Porter Cay
Plans for Iowa exhibit building selected design
Des Moines December 22 plans for the Town building at the Iowa Louis ianna Purchase Exposition were chosen as the best design by the exposition commission. Prouilloot & Bird of Des Moines win with second John Spencer of Dubuque third Libbee Nourse & Rasmussen of Des Moines. Estimated cost 44000 dollars the French Renaissance style includes a rotunda and spacious interior with porches balconies and terraces. The building will be wood and staff with white finish and a 92 foot tower.
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Des Moines
Prouilloot & Bird
John Spencer
Dubuque
Libbee, Nourse & Rasmussen
Commission
Credit Io
Exportion
Iowa
Buldings
Fort Dodge
Supreme Court orders new trials for two Greenville robbers
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court reversed trial court decisions in the Phillips Brooks bank robbery case and Matt Hunter murder case over faulty jury instructions. Trials are remanded for new hearings with potential for reduced penalties. both Phillips Brooks and Hunter face life terms rather than death if convicted again.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Albert G. Phillips
Louis Brooks
Greenville
Matt Hunter
Homer Holland
Mt. Ayr
Phillips
Brooks
Clay County
Philips
Brook
Dolan
Albert City
Marshall Lodine
Buena Vista County
Eral
John Sunbald
Lodine
Dylan
A. D. Bailie
Storm Lake
Weaver
Baillie
S. M. Hunter
Ringgold
R. L. Parrish
Drake
University
Huneter
Fort Madison
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The
Moulton Tribune
Wilson
Tara
Pingpong
Leopold
Bacolod
Ohio
John L. Sullivan
Grip
Charles M. Schwab
Bishop Potter
Bishop
Mr. Chamberlain
South Africa
Lucky
Senator Clark
Montana
Hugoton Brass Band
Prairie Dogs
Topeka State Journal
Cincinnati
Carrie Nation
Camden
N. J
Pegn Ea
J. Pierpont Morris
Michigan
Cleveland
Philadelphia Public Schools
Victor Emmanuel
Victor
Mont Pelee
Chamber of Deputies
Minneaspolix
Sista
the News
J. T. McVay
Oto Bank
C. L. Jey
Harry E. Fields
Fields
Black Hawk County
Quail
State Normal School
Supreme Cout
McClain
Secion
Tom Wihaine
Kinross
Iawn Telephone Company
Markle
Charles C. Bigler & Sons
Tve
Hartwick
Charles C. Bigler
R. C. Barrett
Hunter
Warden Jones
Peg Balky
Rmae
Norway
China
Henrietta Cochran
Robert Browning
London
Mr. Browning
Oklahoma
Michael Streckendorfer
Alk
Rand
Berlly
Nergons
Ken Bwitchman
Miss. Spooner
Mixa Soong
Baya
Dov
W. T. Shepherd
Harlan
Leroy Palmer
S.M. Leach
Adel
W. F. Herriman
Themmissioner
Liva
Herriman
A. Palmer
George
We ‘Witiner
Wm. Larrabee
Opdegratf
Dourt
Holland