Conference Elects Potter and Leaders at Iowa Methodist Session
Rev. J W Potter of Muscatine was reelected secretary of the Iowa Methodist conference at Ottumwa with Rev T S Pool of Fairfield named treasurer and Rev George Bragg of Mt Sterling as statistical secretary. Bishop W A Quayle headlined sessions with sermons on temperance and missions remarks.
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Ottumwa
J. W. Potter
Muscatine
Iowa Methodist Conference
T. S. Pool
Fairfield
George Bragg
Mt. Sterling
W. A. Quayle
Chicago
Iowa
Cummins
Quayle
E. T. Hagerman
D. D
Des Moines
A. B. Smith
E. A. Schell
Iowa Wesleyan University
Board of Education
Davenport
Mabel Qualm-Hibbish
Board of Foreign Missions
F. H. Sheets
J. A. Boatman
W. A
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Woman's Missionary Society
Qualm- Hibbish
Qualm-Hibbish
Governor Hoch orders thorough probe of Kansas City liquor cases
Kansas Governor Hoch directs Attorney General to conduct a full investigation into charges surrounding C W Trickett and County Attorney Taggart in Kansas City Kansas liquor prosecutions. The letter urges rapid, unbiased inquiry to protect the state's enforcement efforts and public trust.
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Hoch
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
C. W. Trickett
William A. Sunday Memorial Tabernacle
Iickett
Taggart
Topeka
Kas
F. S. Jackson
Citizens’ Civic League
Trickett
E. W. Hoch
Healing with Bucklen's Amica Salve Claims Heroic Help
Death from blood poisoning was averted by G. W. Cloyd Plunk of Missouri who treated a dangerous wound with Bucklen's Amica Salve. The claim appears in an ad for Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store, priced at 25 cents.
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G. W. Cloyd Plunk
Bucklen
Havercamp
Airship operator dies after 500 foot fall at fair
Charles O. Jones of Hammondsport New York operator of the airship at Waterville fair grounds fell five hundred feet yesterday and died last night from injuries. The accident was caused by the airship's collapse.
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Waterville
Charles O. Jones
Hammondsport
N. Y
Fair Grounds
FIELD MANEUVERS 15 A FEATURE OF CAMP
Regular Soldier Routine and Long Hikes Keep Iowa militiamen busy at Fort Riley Kansas. Company C leads the strenuous life with field maneuvers and cross country hikes as Monday opens with a 9 00 drill and an eighteen mile hike over Fort Riley's thirty five thousand acres. Tuesday brings a morning drill and a hot skirmish line run through weeds and brush. Captain Norton joins a tactical ride with officers.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa
Fort Riley
Howell
Luckhardt
Pepper
National Guard
High Bluffs
Brown
Norton
Geneva Golf Club sets Labor Day handicap match
The Geneva Golf and Country Club greens committee laid plans for a Labor Day handicap match based on yearly scores with three flights of eight players each. The final third match concluded today with a fourth game planned for tomorrow. nonparticipants risk a one point deduction. Prizes include two Red Dot balls per winner and one per runner up across both match rounds and contests.
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Greens
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Regiment officers listed with adjutant and company command
The document names Lieut Luckhardt acting adjutant of the first battalion and Lieut Pepper in town. First Sergeant Fifer is assigned command of the company.
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Ficers
Lieut
Luckhardt
Pepper
Fifer
Teachers Selected for High School in Muscatine
D. J. McDonald of Iowa City will teach mathematics replacing Prof. F. M. Hedges and Miss Alice M. Hunter moves to the business department vacated by Miss Helen V. E. Chase. McDonald has five years experience and is a Western college graduate. Hunter has eight years teaching experience and is a Michigan State Normal School graduate. The full corps will teach physical geography German botany physics chemistry English English and mathematics history civics Latin grammar and spelling arithmetic and reading.
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D. J. McDonald
Iowa City
F. M. Hedges
Alice M. Hunter
Helen V. E. Chase
McDonald
Muscatine
Western College
Toledo
University of Iowa
Miss Hunter
Michigan State Normal School
Ypsilanti
University of Michigan
R. M. Arey
Katherine Mauthe
Annie Cloyd
Flora G. Parsons
Helen M. Vogt
Walter L. Myers
Louise E. Barker
Nana Foley
Anna McDougal
Wee Cee
Fraser in Old Form Blanks St Louis Fr
Charles Cooper Fraser the recluse poultry expert emerges to witness the Cubs and White Sox win. The Cubs blanked St Louis 8 0 as the Giants were rain delayed in Boston. The White Sox beat the Browns 4 1 moving into second place behind Chicago and ahead of St Louis.
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Chicago
Ill
Charles Cooper Fraser
Cubs
Giants
Boston
Pittsburg
Clark
Clark’s Band Took Another Lusty Fall Off of the Lowly Redlegs
Sox
St. Louis
Fielder Jones
White Sox
Browns
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League saw Chicago rout St. Louis 8 to 0 and Pittsburgh defeat Cincinnati 8 to 2. Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 in seventeen innings as New York and Boston games were postponed by rain. American League Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 1, Detroit won 5 to 3 over Cleveland, Philadelphia defeated New York 5 to 2, and Washington beat Boston 3 to 2. Three I League results include Bloomington over Clinton 7 to 0, Rock Island 2 over Peoria 1, Decatur 2 over Cedar Rapids 1, Springfield 4 over Dubuque 9. Central Association games: Burlington split with Quincy 4 to 1 in the first game and 8 to 3 in the second. Waterloo defeated Kewanee 5 to 1. Keokuk 5 over Oskaloosa 3. Ottumwa beat Jacksonville 6 to 1.
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New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
York
Springfield
Decatur
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Vv Pet
Waterloo Ace
Burlington
Quincy
Jacksonville
Keokuk
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa “Seen
Ene
Kewanee
Bloomington
Clinton
Rock Island
Dubuque
Central Association
Quincey
Waterloo
Ottumwa
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Dr. D. Jayne
Jayne
Home Tea Co
MR. Potter
Encourag
Ing
C. W.trick
Eral
Investi
Gation
Patterson Stores
Geneva
Fork High School
Perintendent Chevalier
Prof
Miss Chase
Fraser
Walsh
Louis
Opera House
Mayuk Coyner
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