Four Die in Hot Springs Fire In Gas Explosion
A gas explosion in a Hot Springs Arkansas district caused a fire that killed four people, three women and one man. J E Warren of Pekin Illinois entered the blazing store to rescue Leota Willoughby, an unconscious clerk, and others were found unconscious as the entire block of six buildings faced destruction during a fractional sale turnout.
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Hot Springs
Ark
March
Oas
J. £. Warren
Pekin, Ul
Leota Willoughby
Salety
Funeral services held for Henry Van Gent at First Reformed
Yan Gunt Fun eral Ald. I De Bruine oversaw the rites for the late Henry Van Gent. The service took place Thursday afternoon at the First Reformed church at 2 o'clock with Rev. F Debruine in charge. Six nephews served as pallbearers: Kelns W. D. Van Gent, William Klelst, Henry Van Gent, Arthur Kleier, Martin Van Gent, and Tony Van Gent Jr.
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I. de Bruine
Henry van Gent Weere
Tha Firse Reformedchien
Charey
F. Debruine
Kelns
W. D. van Gent
William Klelst
Henry van Gent
Arthur Kleler
Martin van Gent
Tony van Gent, Jr Tier
Wilson Pushes Tariff Only Plan In 1918 Veto Debate
A fragmentary report notes President Wilson favors a tariff only plan and hints at new legislation, including sundry and Indian appropriations. It recounts House action last Congress on Taft votes, a congratulatory call from former Governor Robert Glenn of North Carolina, and remarks about cabinet schedules and planned publicity after meetings.
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Sesson
Taft
Goveror
Robert ©. Glenn
North Carolina
Davidson College
North Carolin
Indiana
Glenn
Wilson
Daniels
Navy
Musical Services At Trinity Church Sunday
Trinity Episcopal Church announces morning and evening musical programs alongside regular services led by organist Robert J. Jones. The program includes works by Woodward Croft Croft, Beethoven, Reneke, Tunemann, and others with preludes, benedictions, and offertories.
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Trinity
Shy
Trinity ‘Episcopal
Thurch
Robert J. Jones
Matas
Audants
Ratiste
Woodward
Benedisite
J. Hamilton Jeffries
Benedictus—Croft
Olertory
Zitherbart
Seolson Clarke
Finenlor
Reneke
State of Iowa annual certificate for publication
Des Moines March 1 1918 Auditor John L Bleakly certifies the U S Branch of Union Marine Insurance Company New York authorized to transact marine insurance in Iowa. The statements show assets 858 342 39 Liabilities 1912 expenditures 857 969 98 and year summary 478 829 75 with capital None.
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Aaid
Wlergof
John Ta
Stace
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Rally Set Next Month
About five hundred visitors expected for the district convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in this city next month. Secretary Henry Heinz reports strong invitations and anticipated attendance will be the largest since the G. A. R. encampment. The sub district includes Muscatine Johnson Stott Clinton and Jackson counties with invitations to thirty six IOOF subordinate lodges thirty one Rebekah lodges twelve encampments and two cantons. Rebekahs may draw several hundred women while the IOOF convention will be held at a theater with a parade planned for the afternoon. The meeting dates are set for April 25 to 28 with the greeting on April 26. The convention program to be announced later.
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Polton
Henry Heinz
Muscatine
Johnson
Stott
Clinton
Jackson
Beautiful Cantata for Good Friday at Trinity Church
The cantata The Story of the Cross by Deautiful Cantata Buck will be performed during the Good Friday musical service at Trinity Episcopal Church on March 21. Organist Robert J. Jones leads rehearsals with soprano Margret Gertrude Lange, contralto Bisle Mack, bass Ralph Mulbridge, and tenor Owen Jones of South Wales set to sing.
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Dindey Buck
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert J. Jones
Jones
Margret Gertrude Lange
Margret Gertrude Lange, One of the City’s Most Gifted Sopranos, Iwill
Bisle Mack
Paris
Ralph Mulbridge
Owen Jones
South Wales
Itching Eczema Cures Promised by ZEMO Claim
An advertising item touts ZEMO as instant relief for itching eczema and scalp conditions. It claims a money back guarantee after the first application and markets the antiseptic solution in small bottles with testimonials and distributor notes.
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Zemo
Landa
St Lous, Mo
Two Seek Divorce in District Court
Two petitions for divorce were filed in the district court this afternoon. Lillian Wipcrle sues Howard Kintsle seeking a separation, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and incidents that would disrupt domestic peace. Edith King sues WW King for divorce, the couple married at What Cheer, citing 1995 cruelty.
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Diatrice
Lillian Wipcrle
Howard Kintsle
Edith King
Ww. W. King
What Cheer
James McDonald 88 Dies in Atalissa Scotland Native
James McDonald aged 88, native of Scotland and longtime resident of Atalissa, Iowa, died at his home after a period of illness due to senility. He is survived by his wife, two children Anna and Hugh, seven grandchildren, and previously had two marriages. Funeral services will be Sunday at the Christian church, with Rev Marshail of the Presbyterian church officiating.
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Atalissa
Taines McDonald
Scotland
Ims
McDonald Ia
Anna
Hugh
Wilkesbarre
Christian Church
Trev
Marshail
Presbyterian Shuren
Guilty Plea Fines Charged Orange Supplier
George Hahn was fined 2000 dollars and costs by Judge Sonn A. Rowan after pleading guilty to violating the pure food law by selling damaged oranges from frost in Southern California. Wilton March 7. The annual Presbyterian church meetings were held last evening with good attendance and reports showing strong finances. Eid, E. Mienabor elected alder. D. S. Duncan named trustee for three years. pastor’s salary increased. Miss Nettie Blair visited then left for Columbus Junction. Prof J Ralph left for Mitchellville to join the basketball team journey to Jefferson. Team members named: Richard Atwill, George Mockmore, Harry Griffith, Louis Todd, Miton Abbatt, Edwin Baunick, Guy Ringgenberg.
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ML. J. Prynn
George Hahn
Sonn A.rowan
California
Wilton
Presbyterian Church
Eid
E. Mienabor
D. S. Duncan
Ench
Nettla Blair
Columbus
Mya
F. J. Shannon
Ralph
Mitchellville
Jaffarson
Richard Atwill
George, Mockmore
Harry Griffith
Louis Totd
Mitan Abbatt
Edwin Baunick
Guy" Ringgenberg
Philosophy and wages in a corporate interview clash
A debate between a state senator and a corporate witness addresses whether low wages drive immoral behavior in women. The discussion covers wage adequacy, living costs, corporate profits, and the impact of higher wages on dividends, with figures like seven percent returns and a potential $4 million profit in 1912.
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lo'Hara
Neils Jaul
Griznass
Afr
Rosenwald
O'Hara
Juul
Otter
Regentail
State of Iowa Auditor Certifies Fire Insurance Company License
The Iowa Auditor of State certifies that U S Branch of Union and Phenix Waipano Insurance Company of New York has filed its December 31 1912 sworn statement and is authorized to transfer fire insurance business in Iowa by agents until March 1 1914. The statement shows paid up capital none earned surplus 1100896.07 and total assets 1100896.07 with 1912 aggregate expenditures 15068.70. John T Bleakly Auditor of State affixes seal and date.
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Des Moines
Wharens
U. S
Union Ofarine Insurance Company
New York
Iowa
John L. Bleakly
Naid Insurance Company
Wnell
Sald Company
State OF Lowa
Office of Auditor
Moines
Mar. J
Union and Phenix Wipano Insurance Company
State of
T. Youn I
John T. Bleakly
Gapt Ball Criticizes Muscatine Armory Conditions
Captain George Ball of the Seventh Infantry condemned the Muscatine armory as inadequate for Company C and called for immediate new quarters. He will inspect the guardsmen that evening and report to Adjutant General Logan. Captain Henry Lange invites local residents to attend the inspection. Banking of Swift and Company, tied to Bellevue Hospital, was reported injured but resting.
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Pye
Iowa
Maccatins
Muscatine
George Ball
Seventh Infantry
Ue SB
Presidio
Calif
Guy BE. Logan
Henry F. Lange
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Robert F, Dones
Aenity Episcopal Church
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