Train wreck near Livermore injures sixteen
A southbound Minneapolis and St. Louis passenger train derailed one mile north of Livermore. Sixteen people were injured but continued their journey, with a woman and her baby killed. The wreck involved the tender and five cars tumbling down a thirty foot embankment. Names of several injured are listed, with injuries ranging from head lacerations to broken arms and crushed ribs.
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Port Dodge
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Livermore
Eugene Cochran
Iilmmore City
Charles Wenzel
Fort Dodge
Elvin Welliver
Carrol
Pave Fitzgerald
Clare
Hattie Kepp
Perry
Mre
Ed Mixon
Minneapolis
FO Danner
Albert Lea
Minn
Mra FF
Danner
Jeg
Mia
Herman Keeney
Laverne
AL Barries
Austin Gibbons
Pwight
John McDonald
Eagle Grove
Inene Godersen
Dayton
Toodoo
Corist
Mra Aodo Vanwaener
Rorkweil City
Olaf Frossland
Old Third Iowa in Review at State Fair Grounds
Thousands crowded the amphitheater and pad dock at the state fair grounds to bid farewell to the One Hundred and Third United States Islands, the old fighting Third of Iowa, as S600 soldiers passed in review before Governor Harding and staff. The review, tendered by Governor Harding and Colonel Bennett, was the fair’s biggest feature with Des Moines crowds claiming the regiment as their own. About 4,000 men in olive drab marched, marking Iowa’s effort to furnish fighters for the trenches.
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Dee Meiner
United States Islands
Towa
Harding
Kktt. Bennett
Omouf
Des Moines
Iowa
Fourteen Thousand Iowa Teachers to Receive Convention Program
Des Moines reports the executive committee of the Iowa State Teachers association approved sending the convention program to fourteen thousand teachers. The November gathering at the Savery hotel will feature a special musical attraction with Madame Homer slated to perform in concert during the event.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Savery Hotel
Madame Homer
Lost Gloves Found By Ray Williams Between Rolfe and Home
Two dozen pairs of cotton flannel gloves were found between Rolfe and home. Finder Ray Williams is requested to notify for return.
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Rolfe
Home
Ray Williams
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Sioux City
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Chicago
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Rochester
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