Iowa News Items of Interest
A long column of Iowa items notes: Cedar Falls Commercial Club trip in August. Fiske of Des Moines buys J R Reaves lumber yard in Hampton. 107 diplomas at Cedar Falls Teachers College. West Liberty school building opens after 12 years. Wiliam J. Hayek named captain of West Iowa Cavalry in Iowa City. 28th Lutheran convention to be held in Waverly. State Fair exhibits from Iowa State College divisions. Cox Roosevelt campaign opening by Milas Anna Lawther in Cascade. Walter B. Luke appointed Hampton postmaster after 23 years. Francis M. Bates, Civil War veteran, dies in Fortenelle. Several accidents and deaths across the state including a Ford crash near Keota, a stock pavilion plan at Oxford, and a fatal fall in Roland. Also rabies cases, bomb scares in Des Moines, a river drowning near Hubbard, cave burial near Sioux City, plane crash near Soloway field, record livestock entries at the Iowa State Fair, and a silk theft plot foiled near Sioux City.
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Fiske
Des Moines
J. R. Reaves
Hampton
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
West Iowa Cavalry
Iowa City
Wiliam J. Hayek
Tthe Lutheran Synor
Iowa
Waverly
Iowa State College
Milas Anna Lawther
Dubuque
Cox and Roosevelt
Cascade
Walter B. Luke
West Liberty
Learnig
Frank Daphin
Chicago
Keota
Oxford
Walter Williams
Shenandoah
Hong Kong
China
American Express
Bert Hitchings
Andrew Iverson
Roland
Williamsburg
James Cole
Clear Lake
Bayside
T. F. Gullixson
Minot
Sioux City
Carmen
Reece
Wapello
Sherif
Columbus Junction
State Board of Health
Delmar
Pasteur
Hidora
Henry Welchman
Mr. Welchman
Hubbard
Bidora
Eldora
Harry Welch
Melvin Clark
Clyde Jones
Pat” Wills
Jones-Willis Alienitt Company
Colfax
Nogo
Soloway
Ayling Feld
A. R. Corey
Fred Jespe
Northwesternm
Roy Downs
Holt
Councell Butts
B. A. Wickham
First National
D. V. Henderson
Towa Banks
Town State College
Hama Economics
Boone County
Marthi Sar
Essex
Iowa Co-operative Live Stock Shipners
A. Sykes
Ida Grove
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
National Conference
Fight for Votes Ends with Woman Suffrage Victory
Washington and Tennessee ratified the constitutional amendment five states remain undecided as the long struggle for women’s voting rights nears completion. The piece chronicles key suffrage leaders Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B Anthony and Alice Paul and traces the movement from 1848 to the formation of the League of Women Voters.
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Tennessee
Delaware
United States
Susan B. Anthony
Union
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Louisiana
Morida
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Seneca Pans, N
Nantucket
Mass
The
Friends
James Mott
Johnstown
Henry B. Stanton
National Woman Suffrage
Susann
Anthony
Lucretia, Mott
Adams, Mays
Miss Anthony
Sargent
California
Congress
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
White House
Misa Paul
Senate
House
National Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Amy Howard Shaw
Catt
Frank Lestle
National Association
St. Louis
League of Women Voters
Chicago
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Maud
Wood Park
Richard Bawards
Indiana
Solon Jacobs
World News Roundup Faces Global Turbulence and Trade
July treasury reports show government spending fall by over 1.6 billion compared with July. Railcar shortages persist in U S and Canada. Post at Washington orders migration reform. deserters below 1 percent. Baltic flotilla deployed to protect American interests. Cherbourg to Russian coast. Ohio Indiana Illinois Western PA coal talks end without agreement. Ohio utilities refuse 20 percent rate hikes. Stifel commits suicide near St Louis. Muskegon explosion kills one, injures eight. Mint outputs 501 million coins in year. Arthur Pattimrelie dies in Detroit at 71. Political maneuvering in Cincinnati and Columbus ahead of fall campaigns. Antwerp performances yield points for American track stars. Chapman of Cleveland suffers fatal injury. golf title shifts to England. Trotsky calls for south front service. Poland reports Novo Minsk gains. French and Polish actions escalate tension in Europe. Kontentious diplomacy and calls for peace persist as global events continue.
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Tawa City
Marlon Peterson
P. J. Peterson
Tyne
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War Department
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Baltic Sea
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France
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Otto Stifel
Eleventh
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Brunswick-Blake Collender Plant
Muskegon
Mich
Laura
Bromwell
New York
Beyen Ofteera
Tha. Uolon
Wee
Greeley W. Whitford
Denver, Corp
Charles S. Brightwell
Raymond Moyers
Charles C. Moyers
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Boston
Securties Xchange Company
Charlies Ponzi
Allen
Topeka
Dyteht N. Lewis
Gute Ralliantt Commission
Toe
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Clye Jones
Pat Wills
Tames Dillon
Atty
Hartinburg
Mintouri, Kanage
Texas
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Philadelphia’ Mint
Taymond
T. Baker
United States Mint
Arthur Pattimrelie
Pere Marquette Tailroad
Detroit
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Barding
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Gay
Tasf
Gov
James M. Cox
Senator Harding
Ohio State Folr St. Columbus
Cox
Camp Perry
Antwerp
Ray Chapman
Cleveland Americans
Carl Mays
New York Americans
Ted
Leo Diegel
Toledo
England
Tea Ray
Oxay
Waland
Alnees
Lemming
Leon Trotsky
Moscow
Haya
Novo- Minsk
Warsaw
Berlin
Kattowicz
Upper Silesia
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Saya
Jumaten
Prince of Wates
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Wilson
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Mexico City
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Prisudski
Poland
Eugenes Sapteha
Warsaty
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Kolno
Br. Manuel Gondra
Paraguay
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Terrence MacSweeney
Cork
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Parsons
Saghalla Island
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