Iowa News Roundup Mixed With Local Events
A statewide digest reports on mayoral orders in Keokuk enforcing the law and a Rome vaudeville incident. It notes teacher shortages in Johnson and other counties, saloon prosecutions in Boone, and a lumber sale in Ferry. Local stories cover Graceland cemetery plans, Ames and Marshalltown developments, and Marconi wireless tests in Iowa City.
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Keo Kak
Ietuoba
Rome
Kcal Waien
Huidbott
Joffbson County
Boone
Sellag Iquor
Bo Snidlan
S.C. Hanson Lumber Company
Ferry
H. C Mootin & Co
Wapello
Ottumwa
Joseph Leighton
Servica Haseen
Lamoille
Gag‘ Storm
Stunary
Hiraim Jarrard
Mascaline County
Iowa
Graceland Cemetery
Sioux City
H. Roy Sigler
Mason City
Minneapolis
Alison
Dubuque
Wien
Ildora
Idea Ha
Aml
Clases
Ames
Elks
Marshalltown
Nicholas Bro
Farmer City
Sinois
Wil
Missouri Valley
C. al. Swearingen
Roscoe Williars
Sidney
Fret Brand
Boyd Allen
Monone
Wibur Baker
Blanche Cor
Corning
A. T. Jintl
Pattee Park Commission
Perry
United States
Neary C. Johnson
Boyen
Aberdeen
Sigsean
M. Lundgard
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
Cornell Bluffs
Mount Vernon
Eplacopaehmren
Aye
H. G. Webbies
Col. B.C. Pratt
Chicago
Goons Gas Company
Electric Light Company
Farrague
Iowa City
Marconi
Milk poisoning suspected in boarding house case
Authorities investigate a suspected ptomaine poisoning at a boarding house after several boarders fell ill from milk. Assistant State Clerk W. Frisble tested the milk, unsure if poisonous substances were present, and no deaths have occurred with most victims expected to recover.
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Ss Ne
State Food and Daley
W. 3
Frisble
Big Nebraska Prairie Fire Spreads in Merriam Area
In Merriam Nebraska April 1 flames cut telephone lines to Gordon and Rockford region. Fire moved west ten miles and split in two directions, feared progression slowed by rain. No word from the burned area by late hour. Nevada boy killed his brother in Ingham April 18. 12-year-old son of G A Heard died when a gun exploded as he and a younger sibling moved cartridges in the barn.
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Seolion
Garnthig
Wittam
Walker
van, Wert
Griswold
Catalpa
Joe Fagg
Midora
Lond
Board of Supervisors
Kossuth
Deg Moluus
Citizens’ National Bank of
New Hartford
Chicago
St. Louis
Frank Healy
Muscatine
Healy
Old Court House
James Selfen
Webster City
Court House
Centerville
E and Sherkf
Arnold Sanders
Afton
Lacona
Lestars
William @Kote
Fily
Murthi Mease
Peru
Blue Grass
Nissen & Hurlwig
Live Grasse
Tle
Davenport
Musca Fine
Frank Isealy
Bhapoop City
Thar
Wililaa
Cupp
Winchester
Remogvnng
Nebraska
Merriam
Neb
Gordon
Rockford
Nevada
G. A. Heard
Heard
Des Moines Hosts Annual Sons of the American Revolution Meet
More than a hundred Sons of the American Revolution gather at the Shrines temple for the Iowa convention. Delegates arrive from across the state with some arriving early to attend the Ben Hur performance before the closing of the meeting. Much danger by storm.
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A. Rito
Des Moines
Shrines Temple
Ben Bur
American Consul Attacked in Telu Hondere
Mobile reports an attack on American Consul Hutchinson at Telu Hondere on April 8 while he and a friend were walking. A native struck the consul with a knife, causing a scalp wound before the assailant was captured.
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Mobile
Ala
Hutchinson
Telu
Hondure
Apric 8
Hutchison
Smelting Company Bankruptcy Receiver Appointed
Bip Smelting Co faced bankruptcy with Inld Kao filing. Alton J. Parker and the Trust Company of America connected to the case. J. Q. Rogers named receiver for Lanyon Zinc Company, a major smelting operation.
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Bip Smelting Co
Inld
Kao
Cyan Appileacon
Alton J. Parker
Geing
Trust Company of
America
Congress
J.Q. Togers
Lanyon Zlac Company
Iowa Treasury Official Commits Suicide in Paris
Bainbridge Balnuridge a U S Treasury Department agent stationed at the consulate in Paris Iowa died today by self inflicted gunshot wound. Authorities believe he was briefly in Buna before the incident.
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Iowa
Paris
BE. Bainbridge
Cornell Bliffs
United States Treasury Department
Balnuridge
Bune
Travelin Red Cross vendor commits suicide in Des Moines hotel
M. M. Blom of Corydon, a traveling salesman for the Red Cross Vinegar company, died by a self-inflicted 32 caliber gunshot after heavy drinking at the Kirkwood hotel in Des Moines. The incident occurred Sunday night and is under police inquiry.
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Des Moines
M. M. Blom
Corydon
Red Cross Vinegar Company of
St. Louis
Kirkwood Hotel
Osways Census Funds Bill to Finance Thirteenth Census
Washington April 19 the census appropriation bill seeks 310 million dollars to cover the two year data collection phase for the thirteenth census. Representative Tawney plans to introduce the measure in Congress.
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Washington
Tawney
Turkish killings shock Adaba missionaries in Constantinople
Turkiye reports two American missionaries, Mr. Nogerg and Mr. Maurer, killed at Adaba while Phantharg tied to missions remains safe. Lisbon outlines Angola cocoa labor inspection to end enforced labor among local workers.
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Constantinople
Adaba
Mr. Nogerg
Maurer
Phantharg
Lisbon
Angola
National Lead Company Paint Guides for Owners
A fragment discusses the 1902 Trinity Building New York claims by National Lead Company offering a complete painting kit for homeowners. It mentions a book of color schemes exterior interior specifications and a tool to detect adulteration, highlighting the Dutch Boy Painter trademark and the availability of pure white lead.
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Rutono Monerty
Tte
Wiitea Natural ‘Lead, Company
Trinity Building
New York
Criminal in Nature: Child Predisposed to Crime Says Psychologist
A New Orleans Picayune excerpt quotes a psychologist claiming children are born criminals who lie, steal, slander, and commit violence. He argues parental punishment is needed to curb misdeeds and warns even toddlers will steal or drink if given the chance. The piece reflects harsh views on juvenile behavior.
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Parkhurst
Olf
Convae
Madera Mathads
Baby’s Watery Eczema Heals With Cure-alls, Not Doctors
A mother recounts spending over fifty dollars on doctors and ointments for her two and a half month old with itchy watery eczema. She says a trial of Cureins Remedies cured the child at a dollar’s cost, leaving his skin clear with no scars.
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W. M
W. M. Comerey
Seaton
Ambiguaya Agromobile Trip Recounts Timely Adventure
Ambiguaya recalls an agromobile journey with a witty exchange about time. The phrase perfectly killing ime is noted as a humorous mispronunciation reflecting the lighthearted mood of the trip.
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Piaayuine
Cuthurn
Dodds
Gyaran
Ind Lee
Jessa
Samuel Pitcher
Saad
cCarbonate Sida
Patron Pavan
Offeiss
Centaur Companys
New
York
Vanteed
Wrigley’s
Cys Fowealy
Ai Goshen
Ind
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Dr.d.jayne
Carters
Faoz
Lucy Exerise
Casparete
Fred C. Witten
Hin St
Newark
Western
Canada
Hudson Bay
Aig
Western Canada
Landa
Fourallay
Ottawa
E. T. Holmes
Jackson
WY. Senmett
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