Submarine F4 Reported Lost At Sea During Patrol
A submarine identified as F4, valued at $500,000 and displacing 400 tons, was said to have vanished after a patrol near Hohowin Arbor. Rear Admiral Chandlen stated air supplies remained good for up to twenty four hours, with the craft submerged possibly for a week. The vessel measured 22 feet 7 inches long and carried four torpedo tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeida
Mhirsiay
Miles
Lad
Fine
Ghatlén
Moore
STOP ROCKING BOAT PLEA AT BALTIMORE CONFERENCE
President delivers address at the Baltimore Methodist conference urging unity and support for leadership. He warns against strife and jealousy and calls for brotherhood among mankind to bind the nation in duty and righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Washington, D. C
Maidian
Chann Ty
Baltimore
Cad
Untimely Fatality Report From Zapata Action
United States citizen NeManos in Mexico describes injuries from Zapata soldiers during a raid that killed four McManus and routed the house. Brazilian minister dispatches, made public by Secretary Bryan, note no request for flag valor and no press-worthy announcement at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woshington
D. C
Tan
NeManos
United States
Mexico
Zapeth
McMenus
Works
Bryan
McManue
Milne
Iit Antil
Zapata
Tampico
Convict French General Strafed in Military Theft Case
French General Paris Cal Fronteis Des Vians found guilty of stealing military safes. Sentenced to seven years in military confinement and active degradation. His name removed from the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cal
Fronteis Des Vians
Formar
Inke Franch Samy
Militar Safores
Legion of Honor
Plan Luther Celebration in York Marks Anniversary Event
A conference of Lutheran church laymen in York, Pennsylvania, formulated plans to stage a large anniversary celebration of the beginning of the Reformation in 1917, with fundraising to support Luther-related activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Martin Luther
Wien
Lutheran Church
Fire Leaves 30 Homeless in Industrial District Roughly Forty Dwellings Destroyed
A blaze swept through the Hatem Nort and nearby industrial area leaving about thirty people homeless and damaging around forty dwellings. The loan for recovery was set at 760,000 according to affidavits in the case.
Rubber found in tobacco shipment sparks export concern
Quenter dleputeh from Rotterdam reports 2,000 pounds of rubber found in a tobacco consignment. The shipment, labeled for Gurmsay export, triggers investigation into mislabeling and possible illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Quenter Dleputeh
Rotterdam
Gurmsay
Boys Garden and Poultry Club Formed in City
A new efficiency club for boys has been formed to teach garden, poultry, baby care, and grain handling. Each contestant will manage one or more plots or gardens and be responsible for their work. Supervisors from the State Agricultural College extension department oversee training and judging. prizes will be awarded for best efforts and accuracy in records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eacn
Chitleds
Bes Hoon
Oly Ahd
Ethbs
Att Barviston
Bors
Trek MC
Ac Amd Lk
Galva
Inlor
State Abricatioral ‘College
Hoburposa’ Sud Inter
WNL
Annual banquet of the Himbollt Non's Get Together club
The monthly gathering featured a principal speaker discussing The New Meaning of Old Glory. Officer election followed with Frank Gotch chosen as president for the ensuing year and J N Clark named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatchle
Praatdenk Hombald
Himbollt Non
Roy
Howland Hanson
Des Moines
Frank Gotch
J. N. Clark
Hinton grocer dies by own action amid despondency
In Hinton a 50 year old grocer named Le Neire-Hans Howhall killed himself after expressing despondency. He told his wife he would see a doctor then bought poison at a shop, returned home, and swallowed it dying soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
le Neire
Hans Howhall
Doeter
Iowa Baptist Convention Addressed By Speakers In Des Moines
The Iowa Baptist Convention of Extension under the city board of Des Moines will meet March 26 to 23 at Des Moines College. Dr W E Chambers will speak and Miss Meme Brockway of Philadelphia will have a prominent program segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Baptist Convention
Das Moines
Toga Baptist. Convention of Extension
Aua
Des Moines
Des Moines College
W. E. Chambers
Philadelphia
Versonn
BNE
Lewonaia
Taylan
van Buran
Besos
ALAMO
Ioinora
Accident claims life of Fraser resident with shawl fire
A Fraser woman died from burns after her shawl caught fire while ashore. The incident occurred when she attempted to ignite a fire, causing severe burns that led to her death. The aged Mrs. Boone-Mra C. Lumberg, BY years old, was the reported victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avecimba
Boone-Mra
Lumberg
Fraser
Popcorn Sales Highlight Aurella Johnson Auction
Aurella H. Johnson of Au Telle has built a sizable popcorn business over several years and recently sold a large quantity. The record notes a sale of 0,000 Poids of popcorn with the top grade at 24 points and 2 percent quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Johnson
Au- Telle
Wae
Grant Suffered Big Fire at General Merchandise Store
A large fire destroyed the Grant The Smart and Co. general merchandise store and damaged the building and stock. The loss is estimated at twenty four thousand dollars with the stock loan affected by the blaze. The blaze started in the main building and extended to the adjoining structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Smart & Co
Sentenced Forgery Suspect Commits Poison Death
Clarence Smith, jailed on forgery charges and ordered by Judge Bry to the district court for fifteen years at the reformatory, took poison and died, drinking a deadly fluid in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Reformatory
New Motel at Muscatirs Opens with Whitelets and Dance
Muscatirs unveils the Muscatini Proproof hotel at a cost of 269000 dollars. The dedication on April will feature whitelets and Cenquer with dance as major attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatirs
Marcatine
Muscatini
Otierall
Blaldons Buried in Barn Fire Claims Horses and Cattle
A barn fire caused by Buck Groverm endangers the town and killed two stallions owned by Henry Hink and two cows owned by Charles Chase. The blaze also destroyed Ine Brewater's dairy, prompting safety concerns for local residents and property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaldons
Buck Groverm
Ine Brewater
Henry Hink
Charles Chase
Bond Vote on Benoe Ends in March Contingent Plan
Voters will cast a ballot on March 29 to approve a $25,040 bond for two consolidated projects. The measure seeks to fund infrastructure work and associated costs, with officials urging support to advance local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benoe! Bond
Madale
Hatcken
Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Akron Grain Elevator
A grain elevator in Akron was destroyed by fire incurring estimated losses around 25,090 dollars. The building, believed two years old, suffered extensive damage as flames spread to the grain stored inside. Residents reported sparks and smoke across the area while firefighters battled the blaze.
Dunlap Store Destroyed by Fire
Fire heavily damaged the Dunlap general store owned by J. Mi Nordaker. The blaze caused about 226,460 in losses with 19,900 in insurance on the building and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Burne
Logan
J. Mi. Nordaker
Methodist Annual Meeting Adobes Held in City
The Methodist annual meeting will convene in the city on Abril 6 with an evening program. Speakers include P Dedas and Agrit Blh addressing modern churches and parish surveys. District superintendent WW Myave and others lead the program committees in a broad agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Rey Alau
Ginties
Abril
Ainl
P. Dedae
B.D. Walia
Danii Aluiy
Chaifeh
J. A. Young
Will Kirwin
N. A. Mershon
D.D
Indiatrict
WW. Myave
Paul P. Penge
B.D. “Wells
A.B Caren
Land sale near Centertown changes hands for 108000
Attorneys Williamson and Willoughby report a 60 acre tract named Iraet of Yahd near Center sold two days ago to director Wilson of Esther WHlé for about 108000 dollars. The landowners William and Willoughby had owned it for two years and sold it at a gain of roughly twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson & Willoughby
Yahd
Cellnet
Dir
Wilson
Esther Whlé
Willames & Willoughby
Poultry Men Organize in New Hampton
A fragmentary notice reports the New Hampton Poultry Association forming with officers elected including President I. B. Conydon, Secretary C. B. Callips, and Treasurer Thin Donavon. Directors listed: A. Ne Hanaysen, ST. Whalen, M Mueller, Tl. Baheodh, DW. Davison. Superintendent John Low and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Acn
Uan
New Hampton Poultry, Association
Flency
I. B. Conydon
C. B. Callips
Thin Donavon
A. Ne Hanaysen
ST. Whalen
Mueller
Baheodh
DW. Davison
John Low
Beltre
Kemmad Lawl
Hog Cholera Under Control in Dallas County
Adel reports hog cholera brought under control by federal and state efforts with the assistance of Iowa State College. The losses from the disease have dropped to 6.1 percent, a marked improvement from earlier years, reflecting effective veterinary work and disease management programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County
Walles States
Uy Safp
Woolbury Herdel
F. Parker
Pulk Cacti
Iowa State Conage
Farm Hand Shoots Object In Quarrel After Rough Night
A farmer named Eltatt-Jacob Gittlas injured farm hand Joseph Woouds following a dispute after a rough night. Woods entered the house and fired a shotgun, striking Woouds twice in the back in what appears to be a fatal confrontation. The incident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gittlas
Ghol
Joseph Woouds
Aavera Biowa Weta
Giins
Brewerlen to Move as Dry Law Looms in Davenport
The Independent Brewing and Malting Company and Davenport Malting Company plan to relocate to Rock Island after the first of next year when the state goes dry. The firms employ 400 workers and own properties valued at $1,060,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Independent Brewing and Malting Company
Davenport Malting Company
Farm Land Sales Report Show Profitable Deals Nearby
Forty acres near here sold for 226 dollars per acre to J Hatre, who paid 128 dollars per acre originally. Nearby farm near Barnum yielded 36 dollars per acre profit for L W Schaffner. Additional Farm land deals indicate rising prices and steady profits for local owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Dodge
J. Hatre
Missionary Conventions Scheduled in April Dates
The Southwestern Soro Missionary Convention of the Afethe edfat church will meet at Wond bing on April 13 and 16. The Foreign Missionary Society convention will be held at Denison on Thursday and Friday, April 28 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Convention Sagan
Soro Missionary
Afetheedfat Church
Wondbing
Foreign Missionary Society
Denison
Bronx Mayor Gambled in Poker Allegation Claim
District court grand jury indicted Moyilla city mayor William Max Geld on a charge of rambling after charges he joined a poker game in a restaurant in Movitte. The case involves the mayor and local officials amid a gambling inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
William Max- Geld
Moyilla
District Court
Movitte
Robbers loot city drug store in cocaine burglary
Police report a break in at the Joe Canty drug store where thieves entered and stole cocaine. Officers detained five men and pursued a sixth suspect, holding the five for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Canty
Young Woman Takes Own Life, Caugh ey Family Involved
A 19 year old, Edna Caugh ey, daughter of F J Klaughey, died by her own action through suffocation. A note left to a relative said health issues influenced her decision. The council records reference her actions and family context in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Kossuth Town plans church and Yeoman memorial project
Kossuth Town outlines a new Catholic church with an estimated cost around 979.70. Officials also contemplate a Yeoman memorial building with an estimated cost between 10,060 and 14,000, aiming to fund the projects through planned expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Haneroll
Enat
Miner Killed by Fall of Blaze at Sacvera Mine
A miner named J. Rice, age about 49, was struck by a fall in the Sacvera mine. He died within an hour from a broken neck and crushed head. He leaves a wife and four children. The report notes the deadly accident occurred during a state of danger in the mine, with the victim identified as a Newton area worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Minra
Sacvera
J. i Rice
Hiran
Leavan
Property Sale Report in Tarn Area Across Eighty Acres
Alta-G A Inlmann purchased eighty acre tract in Tarn area from Sir Willea Eauthweat. The price was 1210 dollars per acre, totaling a substantial sum for the land deal amid local market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
G. A. Inlmann
W. Kankey
Willea
Bills On Calendar Show Wide Legislative Activity
The Iowa House moves through a crowded calendar with proposals on banking regulation private lending and an insurance rating bureau. Key measures include a uniform text book bill a private banks regulation proposal a minimum wage plan and a chiropractic licensure discussion. The session also considers a state journal printing plan and multiple appropriations for institutions under the board of control with debate continuing on the timing and scope of enactments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xnauilios
Teguinton
Bankhng
Ai Insurance Rating Bureau
Tha
Vaders
Mnulties
Grason
Polinwaltawig
Ruther
Tha Bill
Hind
Mation
Nurdyke
Johneson
Wannce Rating Bureau
Clark
Momroa
Wily
Anderson
Stont- Bomery
Jone
BNL ii
He Bauman
Board of Education
State Teachers’ College
Ike Anderson
Thomas County
Gomm
Farm loan banks to lend on land and small mortgages
The bill allows farm loan banks to lend on land and small mortgages to aid small investors. It sets eligibility, required capital, and mortgage limits, with oversight by the state auditor and attorney general. Bonds must stay within 20 times paid-up capital and surplus. The measure aims to widen access to larger farm mortgages via institutional lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalth
Cass
Farit
Rane
Aa Bank
Ofice
Stile
Morteager
Ag Trueten
Bonde
Abatracia Euall
Yntushie Ha
Amati
Bonda
Lz Safeuysdad
Inw
Iowa Women Promote Baby Health Method Demonstration
Dr. Margaret Clarke of Waterloo drafted a method used in baby health control at the state fair and was asked by the national Children's Bureau to demonstrate in San Francisco. Iowa women who helped build the health contest department urge the legislature to fund a child welfare launcher station at Iowa City with $25,000, not $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertoo
Margaret Clarke
Waterloo
National Children’s Bureau
Iowa Baptist convention to convene in Des Moines
The Iowa Baptist convention will meet at Des Moines College from March 26 to 24. W. E. Ghawnbors will speak and Mus Meme Brockway of Philadelphia will have a major role in the program.
Hog Cholera Control in Dallas and States
A 1914 report notes hog cholera under strict control in Dallas and surrounding areas. The rate fallen to 3.1 percent, down from 22.4 percent in 1912, reflecting improved veterinary measures and farm management across the state and colleges involved.
Miner Killed by Fall in Seavera Mine
A miner named Fitz, about 40, died after a fall of slate and debris at the Seavera mine in J. Ft ice. His head and neck were crushed. He leaves four wives and four small children. Local authorities filed the incident as a mine accident.
College fund drive yields modest support from Amag-Hlale students
A fragmented report notes a mass meeting in support of foreign mission work where about 31,000 dollars were subscribed. The text references Amag-Hlale students and CGA, with the event framed as a subscription for foreign service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlale College
Babalt
Foreign Mission
Akron blaze destroys Bunting orevitor building
A fire in Akron destroyed the Bunting orevitor in the city, estimated to hold about 4900 lunholw of rain and valued at $23,000. The dwelling had stood only a year, and the blaze briefly marred the residence area of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Fra, Enuae Ing & Ona
Ih City
Fire damages Guntap Store in Penlan blaze
A severe storm or fire incident destroyed the Guntap Store at Penlan. The blaze caused about 20,000 in losses to stock and equipment. No injuries reported and investigators surveyed the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guntap
Awagir
Penlan
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Mie
Ying Sparke
Pert
Ely
Methodist Annual Meeting
Shay
Yeshy' Odhlekerie
Charles Gily
Apel
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Senate
Board of Control
Witeh
Board of Contral
Mitog
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Lili
Amoll Pamhengor
Lexigny
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Tabor
Jader
Fred
Tor
Renate
Ezamining Board
Kitt
Mitten
Otgnele
Tory Letrleta
Pilmbors
Eilies
Meinetal
Michael
Ure AB
Greally Benafit
Iowa
Baneft
Iowa Baptist
Des Moindy
Cottege
W. E. Ghawnbors
Sapeakar
Mus Meme Brockway
Anina i Industry
Atate Votorishan
Towa Stata College
Tre Long
Thia iMyenne
Sats
Ainla
Seavera
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