War between C and Y M C A at armory tonight
Local notices announce an armory event with Co. C facing Y M C A in a battle royal and reduced admission of 25 cents. Additional items mention lecture tickets at 50 cents, a Court of Honor dance on March 27, and various community notices about visiting relatives and local events.
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Co. C
Armory
Armory, Co. C
McCutcheon
Sterlin
Hazel Gates
Columbus Junction
Adams
Court of Honor
Hare's Hall
Thomas Orchestra
H. G. Schonig
Low Rates to the East Offer from Wabash Line
The Wabash railroad offers one way tickets from Chicago to New York Boston Montreal and other eastern cities at greatly reduced rates. For full details contact F. H. Tristram assistant general passenger agent 97 Adams St Chicago.
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Wabash Railroad
Chicago
New York
Boston
Montreal
F. H. Tristram
Adams St
Shaw's Des Moines Speech Holds Presidential Hopes
Washington observers await Shaw's Des Moines address. Report says the speech will define his position and influence his presidential backing, with Strickland noting it could decide between Shaw or Fairbanks.
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Washington, D. C
Poiticians of
Washington
Shaw
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Frank J. Stillman
Homeseekers Excursions by Iowa Central Railway
On the first and third Tuesdays each month the Iowa Central Railway sells round trip excursion tickets to Minnesota the Dakotas Manitoba Saskatchewan and the Canadian Northwest as well as to southern eastern western and southwestern points. Rate one fare plus two dollars with liberal limits and stopover privileges. For rates and details contact agents or A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Iowa Central Railway
Minnesota
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Northwest
A. B. Cutts
G. Pp
T. A
Minneapolis
Minn
For Sale Ads in Journal Want Columns
The Journal ran 16 want ads in its sale section last night. Read through tonight to spot items of potential interest.
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Journal
Three Additional Cases Filed for April Term of Court
The April term opens April 3 with three new filings. George Lindle sues Charles A. Roland for 150 dollars plus interest and costs over a real estate sale commission. Hans J. Mohnsen claims 275 dollars on a promissory note plus 8.22 for taxes. R H Fisher and others sue the West Liberty Independent School District for 4411.76 plus interest and costs for extra schoolhouse construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lindle
Charles A.land
Hans J. Mohnsen
Martha J. Gabriel
R. H. Fisher Et al
Independent School District
West Liberty
Muscatine County
Officials Sought for Tonight’s Game Face Obstruction
Undecided officials for the game tonight remain unattained at 3 PM as both teams fail to agree on an outside referee. Iowa City’s Rule and Talbot could not serve, locals also refused, prompting management to rely on local volunteers despite protests from a partisan crowd. game will proceed at any cost and cancellation is denied.
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Iowa City
Talbot
McDougal
Professor Arthur Upson Attempts Suicide by River Jump
Arthur Upson acting professor of English at the University of Minnesota leaped from a bridge into the Mississippi River. He floated until currents carried him near gate workers who pulled him from the water unconscious. His condition is described as doubtful.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Upson
University of Minnesota
Mississippi River
North Central Association calls for abolishing professional coaches
In Chicago on March 23 the North Central Association of colleges and secondary schools voted unanimously to oust professional coaches for football and baseball and to adopt new football rules. The meeting was led by President Angel of Michigan.
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Collegiate Association
Chicago
Angel
Michigan
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Torpid Thinker Finds Cure in Postum and Grape-Nuts
A Toledo businessman describes chronic loss of breakfast appetite and mental torpor from coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts on medical advice, his morning clarity, energy, and appetite improved, with wife praising recipes from the booklet. The Postum Co. promotes the products and the associated booklet.
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Toledo
Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Welville
Steel Trust to Rush Mining in Pittsburg District
The United States Steel Corporation plans to operate its mines at full capacity and keep all plants running. Last year it mined 2,204,950 tons of coal and arranged to buy 8,000,000 tons annually from Pittsburg Coal. Officials believe output could double or triple soon, risking a strike. Miners fear breaking the interstate agreement and possible union disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Coal Company
Ingrain Carpets and Rug Fillings Prices Listed
Granite and velveteen carpets by the yard 25¢ One half wool filled ingrain carpets 39¢ to 40¢ All wool filled ingrain carpets 50¢ to 45¢ All wool best made ingrains 65¢ Filling for rugs offered in three grades of Terry's inlaid wood effects in oil cloth and wood fibre at various prices and sizes mounted on guaranteed rollers all shades from 25c upwards.
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Ingrain
Brussels
Axminster
Pleasing Modern Woodmen Open Meeting Ends Series
The Modern Woodmen held the last open meeting at their hall last evening. A packed hall enjoyed an orchestral selection, welcome address by A S Lawrence, moving pictures, illustrated songs, and several recitations by Stuart Neibling Viola Cramer and Mrs Neibling. A dance followed until late hour with visiting neighbors in attendance.
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A. S. Lawrence
Messrs. Streitler
Freeser
Miss White
Miss Venner
Stuart Neibling
Eureka Mining stockholders sue promoters for 100000
Sixty Eureka Mining stockholders file suit in Illinois against J. W. Wilkinson Joseph Miller E G H Nerhood W G Guernsey and Lee Hopple alleging misrepresentation and fraud in stock purchases totaling 100000 The suits aim to recover funds and indicate more actions may follow The Eureka headquarters are at Lewiston Idaho.
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Illinois
Eureka Mining Company
Stering
Ith
J. W. Wilkinson
Joseph Miller
E. G. H. Nerhood
Lewiston
W. G. Guernsey
Janesville
Wis
Lee Hopple
Eureka Company
Guarantee on Tar Syrup Refund Promise
A group of signatories pledges to refund the money on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. They also guarantee a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded, listing several names.
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Greene’s
G. A. Riemeeke
N. B. Barkalow
Jno
J. Havercamp
Nesper
F. T. J. Theo Kuechmann
Never Fail Club Surprises Covels At Home
Members of the Never Fail club north of the city surprised Mr and Mrs Clifford Covel at their residence on Wednesday night. Guests in masks and old costumes played cards with Charles Freyberger winning first prize and Ed Daugherty the consolation. Refreshments followed with Moscow’s Mr Parker photographing the event. Attending included Mr and Mrs Charles Freyberger Mr and Mrs A G Cayot Mr and Mrs Ed Daugherty Mr and Mrs Asa Johnson Mr Parker Miss Johnson Miss Verda Johnson and Master Henry Johnson.
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Clifford Covel
Never Fail Club
Charles Freyberger
Ed. Daugherty
Parker
Moscow
A. G. Cayot
Asa Johnson
Johnson
Verda Johnson
Henry Johnson
Marshall county Republican convention endorses Cummins for governor
Marshalltown Iowa March 23 The Marshall county Republican convention devoted the morning to organization with no officer contests from the primaries. It will likely instruct for Governor Cummins. Delegates favor Cousins for Congress and Caswell for district judge.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Marshall County
Cummins
Cousins
Caswell
Lawyer Browne Convicted of Forgery Sentenced to 20 Years
New York. Henry Huffman Browne, a lawyer, was convicted of forgery in the first degree and sentenced to 20 years in prison. The forgery related to a bogus claim to the estate of Ebbe Petersen.
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New York
N. Y
Henry Huffman Browne
Ebbe Petersen
South End Card Club Meets for Pleasant Afternoon
South End Card club members gathered yesterday with Mrs. Charles Schroeder at 1165 Hershey Avenue. Mrs. Will Bloom won first prize, Mrs. Christian second, and Mrs. G. L. Criner received the consolation. Refreshments were served and the group plans to meet next with Mrs. Cone.
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South End
Miss Fern Crow Celebrates Tenth Birthday at Home
The tenth birthday of Miss Fern Crow was celebrated this afternoon at the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Crow 514 East Eleventh street. About 20 of her young friends attended with a birthday cake bearing ten candles. Games music and refreshments followed with pink carnation favors for the guests.
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Miss Fern Crow
C. E. Crow
East Eleventh Street
Senate Votes to Adjourn April 6 in Des Moines Action
In Des Moines on March 23 the senate approved a motion to adjourn on April 6. The house rejected a bill raising legislative pay from $500 to $750, keeping salaries unchanged.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House
Mrs. Rosenmund Surprised by Friends in Afternoon
Yesterday afternoon Mrs J Rosenmund was surprised by a number of friends who visited. The gathering occurred at her home and it was described as a pleasant social surprise.
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J. Rosenmund
Northwestern to abolish intercollegiate football for five years
At a trustees meeting in Chicago on March 23 Northwestern University decided to end intercollegiate football for five years. The decision affects all varsity play and comes after debates over the program’s costs and safety.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Ill
Northwestern University
Satin skin cream and powder marketed for smooth texture
An advertisement touts Satin skin cream and Satin skin powder as products for a satin smooth complexion priced at 25 cents. The copy emphasizes skin care benefits and affordability.
Ladies Enjoy Afternoon With Music And Conversation
A group of ladies gathered for a pleasant afternoon of conversation and music. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs. Von Dresky, Mrs. C. Rosenmund Sr., Mrs. T. Neitzel, Mrs. L. Kautz, Mrs. Fred Neitzel, Mrs. F. Gottbrecht, Mrs. J. Neitzel, Mrs. A. G. Bestenlehner, Mrs. G. Neitzel, Mrs. H. Dealing, Mrs. Terry, Mrs. L. Rosenmund, Mrs. W. Neitzel, Mrs. C. Rosenmund and Misses Ella, Frances Neitzel, Lillian, Edith and Ruth Rosenmund. Read the want ads.
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von Dresky
C. Rosenmund, Sr
T. Neitzel
L. Kautz
Fred Neitzel
F. Gottbrecht
J. Neitzel
A. G. Bestenlehner
G. Neitzel
H. Dealing
Terry
L. Rosenmund
W. Neizel
C. Rosenmund
Ella
Frances Neitzel
Lillian
Edith
Ruth Rosenmund
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Richelieu Coffee
Neil
House Canvas
Chris Otto
J. G. Barger
Mulberry St
David Herwig
Wapello
Chicago Tribune
Dad Dolsen
Geo Bitman
Ite Theatre
W. Second Street
Wilson Bros
Walter E. Yant
Daito
Zella
Dottie
Orm Mitchell and Co
Kinodrome
Lee Coyner
Mark Coyner
Wittich Bros
AEW
Sues
Charles A. Roland
District Court
Memphis
Andrew Omundson
Tenn
Muscatine
Carrndson
St. Louis
Self
Steel Trust
China
Japan
Toben, Malone & Co
Marshal County
Sentae
McKee
Bliven
Freight Depot
Iowa Avenue
4Th
Cedar
Sycamore
6Th Street
M. C. Hayes
Romo Ainine
Hin
Hinkel & Flannery
American Wall Papers
F. A. Neidig’s
East Second Street
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