Iowa Board of Education session reports plans for Ames hospital
The Iowa State Board of Education meeting in Iowa City approved plans for a new hospital and dairy for Women at Ames and discussed sending a faculty member to Ames. New associate professor of agriculture for Ames named as W. E. Sealock of Oxford Ohio and pharmacy issues at Iowa University noted with student pass rates.
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Journal
Iowa City
Iowa State Board of Education
S. U
Ames
W. E. Sealock
Oxford
Ohio
Tuskegee Singers Entertain at First Congregational Church
The Tuskegee singers from Tuskegee Institute performed at the First Congregational Church Sunday morning before a large audience. George Bunts and readings by Tuskegee student Dunbar-George E. complemented the program with songs like Going to Sing All O’er Gord’s He’ben and Steal Away to Jesus, plus readings and a Tennyson piece Crossing the Bar.
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Tuskegee Singers
Tuskegee Institute
First Congregational Church
Cclete
George Bunts
R. Hutchins
Tuskegee
Tennyson
Moses
Jesus
Dunbar
George E
Bunts
J. Rosain Johnson
Supervisors of two counties meet over flood road repairs near West Liberty
Muscatine and Johnson county supervisors discuss placing concrete culverts on the county boundary road near West Liberty. County Engineer Halbfass attends from Muscatine. Weather delays but roads remain passable with no third spring inundation. Concrete culverts likely west of West Liberty.
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Muscating
Johnson County
West Liberty
Halbfass
Muscatine
Cedar River
Violent Sea Eruption Off Japan Sparks Earthquake Link
Reports from Yokohama describe a marine eruption southeast of Faisizio Hathijo island about 150 miles south of Yokohama on June 13. A pillar of fire and dense smoke darkened the sea as rocks and lava showered the area, while tidal waves struck observing steamers without injuring them. The event is tied to the earthquake felt in Central Japan the previous day, damaging several Tokyo houses but with no casualties.
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Associated Press
Taio
Japan
Yokohama
Faisizio
Hathijo Island
Tokio
Fragments Reach Washington On Nebraskan Blast
Fragments of a mine or torpedo that damaged the steamship Nebraskan off Ireland on May 26 were received by the state department in Washington from the London embassy. The pieces will be examined by experts to determine whether the Nebraskan was struck by a mine or a torpedo.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Ireland
State Department
Washington
London
Russians Seize German Electric Firms in Russia
Petrograd June 1 via London. Russian authorities decide to take over electric light companies in Petrograd and Moscow that are owned by Germans.
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Petrograd
London
Moscow
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