Des Moines Opens headquarters as Allison forces mobilize
Rumors of a Cummins opposition plan were deflated by the Ohio platform presentation. Des Moines hosts a formal Gilbertson led headquarters with G N Gilbertson in charge and Robert Healy directing the tenth district as Allison forces push for a statewide organization ahead of June primaries. Traveling Men's Association tensions rise over solicitations and potential record misuse.
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Allison
Gilbertson
Cyoming
Des Moines
G. N. Gilbertson
Robert Healy
Fort Dodge
Cummins
Rufus Harvey
Bovernor
Iowa State ‘Travelingmen’s Association
Cummins Club
Alison
Harvey
Clarke Enters Lieutenant Governor Race in Iowa
Des Moines March 23 Politicians discuss a Clarke entry for lieutenant governor noting a Clarke letter said to pledge not to run. Wilson and Murphy oppose Clarke as Cummins supporters foresee split backing from the standout factory alliance. The decision shifts Cummins party dynamics and campaign strategy.
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Des Moines
Torbert
George W Clarke
Adel
Iter
Cummins Party
James Wilson
Adair County
Wilson
Clarke
Cummins
Bryan Men Set for Democratic State Convention
Des Moines reporters assert Iryan aem- Serata aim to control the Cedar Rapids convention and push for delegates to back Bryan at Denver. They expect the Nebraska platform to be adopted, but fear conservative districts may block Bryan supporters from the delegation at large, with Sullivan and Porter likely named without opposition.
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Des Moines
Iryan Aem- Serata
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Bryan
Denver
Jerry 13. Sullivan
Claude R. Porter
Banker Mac Diarmid Indicted by Grand Jury
Marshalltown reports D Stuart B Mac Diarmid president of Green Mountain Savings bank indicted on three charges of fraud embezzlement and perjury. Indictments stem from alleged misconduct in bank operations and a misstatement about stock ownership. He remains jailed unable to post $5 000 bond after preliminary examination.
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Marshalltown
D. Stuart B. Mac Diarmid
Green Mountain
MacDiamid
MacDiarmid
Battle Over Votes With Food May Rally in Freeport
The I. Sense campaign heats Freeport with newspaper ads by wets and drys and nightly gatherings. Governor J Frank Hau ly of Indiana spoke at Grand Opera House in support of the ary campaign, election day is April 7, women plan a voter lunch while saloon interests offer a free lunch. In dairy news Ed Heard's Dairyman notes J P Andrews of Faribault reports silage from sweet corn with ears removed for canning is highly palatable and nutritious, comparable to dent corn silage, based on Minnesota Experimental Station data.
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Freeport
I. Sense
J. Frank Hauly
Indiana
Grand Opera House
Heard
Dairyman
J. P. Andrews
Faribault
Brinn
Henry
T. S. Raecker
Minnesota Experimental Station
Looter of Owl Cafe Arrested in Moline Ill
Ebner McKeever, arrested in Moline, denies robbing the Owl Cafe of $27 on March 18 and denies burglaries at Greenbergs and Knapp Clark's. He waives extradition and faces breaking and entering charges. Police also hold Elmer Hawking for warehouse cutter thefts, hoping to solve related burglaries. Local social notes and real estate transfers fill the rest of the page with community updates.
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Ebner McKeever
Moline
Owl
Greenturf
Atore
Knapp & Glark
Meieever
Waterloo
McKeever
F. A. Haselman
Owl Case
Meckeever
Haselman
Keaver
The
Leter
Sixth Avenue
Til
Greenbergs
Knapp 1& Clark's
Keever
Iowa and Minnesota in Brief State News Fragments
A gathering of brief Iowa and Minnesota news items reports on business, fires, population gains, deaths, political hints, school truancy campaigns, a missing person mystery, clergy marriage stance, a fatal construction accident, a factory accident, and probate actions. Notable items include a 1905 directory milestone, a Griswold grain elevator destroyed by fire, and Muscatine bequests to Trinity Episcopal church and local charities.
Waterloo Growth Drives Marshalltown Writer's Iowa Note
A Marshalltown Times- Republican writer spends a Waterloo Sunday observing its rapid growth, civic unity, libraries funded by Carnegie, and active manufacturing. He praises East and West Waterloo cooperation, hospitality to traveling salesmen, and local business clubs that attract capital, concluding Waterloo is thriving despite dry rot concerns. He also touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and ends with a quip on virtue rewards.
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A. P. Thayer
Marshalltown Times- Republican
Waterloo
Des Moines
Carnegie
West Waterloo
Marshalltown
Yowa
Postponed Cedar Falls Reading Circle to meet at Leagitt home
Cedar Falls March 23 The postponed meeting of the Park for Reading Circle will be held this evening at Roger Leagitt's residence. It will be a musicale. Mrs J H Trewin of Cedar Rapids is expected Tuesday for a visit with Mrs J B Knoepfier. Mrs J W Robinson and Day ton returned today to Algona after visiting her mother Sarah Dayton. Mr and Mrs Eugene Burr of Hazleton Iowa arrived Saturday for a visit with their uncles T Jerry and A N Burr. Mrs C H Leonard entertained a company of ladies this afternoon complimenting her grandmother. The mothers' council will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 in Miss Ward's rooms. Mrs Thurston age Gill will give an address on Social purity. Mrs J B Knoepfner will be hostess to the Book and Needle club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs N J Christiansen returned Saturday from three months stay with her daughter in Chattanooga Tenn. Miss Bid Downing has a position in the office of the Galloway company of Waterloo. The little son of Mr and Mrs G R Dayton is better today after a severe grip. a telegram was sent to Mr Dayton on Friday. Miss Lizzie Sommerta reported to be very sick at her home. The Iowa Gate Co is doing a large All action woman are able to reach business and employs thirty two mega th e bargain counter before noon.
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Cedar Falls
Reading Circle
Roger Leagitt
J. H. Trewin
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Knoepfier
J. W. Robinson Agd
Dayton
Algona
Sarah Dayton
Eugene Burr
Hazleton
Towa
T. Jerry
A. N. Burr
C. H. Leonard
Mothers’ Council
Miss Ward
Thurston Age Gill
J. B. Knoepnler
Book and Needle Club
N. J. Christiansen
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lizzie Sommerta
Iowa Gate Co
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Ohio
Iowa Farmer
Des. Moines
OWA
Mac Diarmid
Green Moutain Savings Bank
OWL Cafe
Elmer McKeever
Hasnher
Moline, Ill
Greenberg and
KNAPP
J. F McSweeney
Elmer Hawking
Waterlolo
Irving Hotel
Hawking
Hawkins
David Hennison Q
Omaha
F. L. Vanderveer
H. L. Chase
Cedar Fails
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. Snyder
Charles Hazlett
Abbott c. Pagey
Hoagland
H. C. Tunt
F. L. Wynegar
Miriam Woolson Brooks
Cedar Falls High School
Eliott
Frank Cole
Supt
Joseph
Delaware County
W. W. Hamilton
Pauling Hamilton
Pauline
Cox
Huffman
Normal Athletic Association
Cornell
Mt Vernon
Iowa
Cedar Walls
Cedar ' Falla
Moorehead
Shorty
Vinall
Dickman
Jeft
Ellsworth College
Leander Clark College
Drake
Charles City
Highland Park
Hulalie Chase
Cora J. Stith
Foc
T. H. Hish
Wm. Amfar Jand
FOX
W. J. Peverlii
Bartlett & Kling
W. Waterloo
Truman Aldrich
Catharing Reed
E. Waterloo
Rocky Mountain
Weller
Wangley Bros
Ate
Iowa Falls
Minneapolis
Dan Patch
Turner Bros
Griswold
H. B. Turner
California
Muscatine
Board of Water Works
Mason City
James Whalen
Huron
Savage
Jows Falls
Beeing
Rei Miblicans
Minnesota
Hampton
Sioux City
Board of Education
L. Anderson
Jessie Adams
Sigourney
Jessis Livingstone
Manitoba
Canada
Grand Junction
Colo
Gus Long
Boulder
Oskaloosa
E. Turk
Crescent
W. B. Orr
Orr
Edward Maxson
Mississippi Box Company
Musca
Trinity Episcopal Church
Qld
Mary Weed
James Weed
Hollister
Wangler Bros
Hala Streat
Sera Ball Phono
I Withea
Waters Eiiker
the Daily Reporter
Holden
Agricultural College
Daily Reporter
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