Wood files formal declaration for Republican presidential bid
Major General Leonard Wood filed a formal announcement of his candidacy for the Republican nomination with the Secretary of State on the last day for filing endorsements. Other declared nominees include Wood, Johnson, Lowden, and Poindexter, with no word yet from Wilson. Democratic hopeful James W. Gerard submitted as an independent. Governor Lynn J. Vrazier of North Dakota, endorsed by the Nonpartisan League, has yet to file an acceptance.
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Leonard Wood
Hia 7
Atate
Wood
Chiengro
Johnson
Lowden
Line
Poindexter
Wilson
James W. Gerard
Lynn J. Vrazier
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League Convention
Will Spray Moves West to Taft California in Warmer Climate
The editor reports Will Spray has drifted from Iowa through Colorado New Mexico and Arizona to Taft California. He claims dissatisfaction with Mexicans and Spaniards, works at a Western Water Co pumping station earning 160 to 800 dollars monthly, notes steel strikes limit industries, and plans for his wife and son to join him soon. He sends regards to old Renwick friends.
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Will
Spray
Son
Renwick
Prominent Bode Man Killed On Freight Train
Sleary Hanson, 45, a leading farmer and vice president of the First National Bank in Boies, was killed when he attempted to board a moving freight car as it passed through Bode on Friday afternoon. He was Moved to Dr Watson's office where he died from injuries. He left a wife and several children. Hanson owned about 1,100 acres in Iowa and surrounding lands.
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Sleary Hanson
First National Bank
Bode
Livermore
3. G. Watson
Iowa
Overbaughs in Train Wreck Near Wyeth Missouri
Mr and Mrs A N Overbaugh riding to St Joseph Missouri were in the Great Western wreck near Wyeth Missouri last Saturday morning Three persons were killed and about forty injured A telegram from Low says Mrs Overbaugh not hurt seriously in hospital
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A. N. Overbaugh
St. Joseph
Wyeth
New Years Gathering Helps Goettsch Family Start Year Bright
Relatives unable to attend New Years Day assist Mr and Mrs K M Goettsch in a New Year’s celebration. The event features a large spread and is said to relieve one of last year’s grouches and start everyone with a smile.
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K. M. Goettsch
Mrs Calleson Hosts Mia At New Years Dinner
Mrs Calleson entertained several families at her home on New Years night. A large dinner was the main attraction, followed by card games and socializing. Calleson's new piano, a Christening gift, was also noted.
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Mia
Daha Calleson
New Yours
Girl's Nose Injury Reported After Playmate Incident
Mrs. Joe Engstrom took one of her daughters to Des Moines last Friday for examination after a playmate accidentally struck the child’s nose with a stick. Parents feared a broken nose though the outcome remains uncertain.
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Mra
Joe Engstrom
Des Moines
Siplan
Bata
Home Brew Warning From Federal Prohibition Agent
The federal supervising prohibition agent warns thirst and home brewers that making any beverage containing more than one half of one percent alcohol is a violation. After Jan 16, 1820 private stills or brews, no matter size, render the maker liable to protection. The revenue bureau chief says the department will avoid intrusive cellar raids in private homes.
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Sammy
Roweter
Kennedy Honorably Remembered In Goldfield Funeral
Goldfield Chronicle reports the death of D Kennedy a highly respected citizen after a paralytic stroke. He fought bravely and passed away Tuesday at 6 30 am leaving a wide circle of friends mourning his kindness and daily Christian life. Funeral services were at United Presbyterian church Thursday at 3 pm.
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Goldfield Chronicle
D. Kennedy
Goldfield
United = Presbyterian church
Pigeons English Clock Heist Upends Court Time
The Spencer Reporter recounts pigeons riding the city hall clock as janitor George Starr notes birds clinging to the minute hands during upward movement. He says the birds halt the engine, with five pigeons counted on one hand recently.
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Spencer
Court House
George Starr
Court’ House
Bill
Coo
George
Minnesota man travels with mother to Des Moines hospital
A Minnesota man named Tes Moines arrived in Des Moines last week with his mother Mrs Barbara Klassie to seek hospital treatment. Mrs Klassie had been in considerable pain recently, likely due to a head gathering.
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Dike Judy
Minnesota
Barbara Klassie
Dea Moines
Des Moines visit yields medical exams and tonsil removal
Mr and Mrs Charlea Helmke took their daughter Eva to Des Moines last week for specialist eye exams. While there the Helmkes also had their son’s tonsils removed, highlighting a family medical trip to the city.
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Charlea Helmke
Miss Eva
Claus Helmke
Des Moinnes
Mrs. Helmke
Boy Hurt When Horse Kicks Child of McCurry Family
The oldest child of Mr and Mrs Howard McCurry was kicked in the stomach by a horse last Saturday. He faced several days of pain but is hoped to recover without serious injuries.
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Howard McCurry
Naby Passes Away in New Year Burial
The seven month old infant of Mr and Mrs Steve Hawkins died last Friday and was buried on New Year day at Vermont-centred century.
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Steve Hawkins
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