Iowa House Stalls Senate Court Expansion Debate
Des Moines House paused a bill to raise supreme court judges from six to nine, sparking cross party debate. Democrats claim it creates two courts while Republicans push for appointive balance. a shift to next election era looms. House also defers normal school decision to the appropriation committee and considers county poor farm control under the state board of control.
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Miller
Bremer County
Taylor
State ‘Board of Control
Jones
Board of Control
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Highway memorial prompts regional road plans in Dubuque
Dubuque raises 310 000 for a memorial to Sen William B Allizon and David B Henderson. Proposals vary from monuments to playgrounds and two new highways Dubuque to Dyersville and Dubuque to Cascade may be built. Government aid figures and county matching were discussed with Des Moines and Washington, and Gov Carrol urged a joint Beorte Story county proposal. Barber Jesse Stewart dies after drinking hair tonic in Jewell Webster City reports no liquor in town and his home in Dows. He leaves a wife and child.
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Senato William B. Allizon
David B. Henderson
National House
Dyersville
Cascade
Story
Webster City
We Town
Jesse Stewart
Jewel
Mig
Dows
Stewart
Jewell
Iowa Legislature Debates Bill To Declare Laws Unconstitutional
The Des Moines report covers state lawmakers in a fight over a Whitney bill and minority reports. Senate and house committees clash on calendar placement and alternate jurors for jury lists. Other items include a bill to curb billboards, a dancing ban petition, and the Prisoner feed pay law signed by Governor Clarke.
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Whitney
Calica
Des Moines
Sullivan
Sioux City
Sonator Boe
Clarke
Heard-Whitney
Ten Moines
Council Bluffs Card Games Crushed by County Authority
After orders from County Attorney J W Gapett and Chief Froom, Council Bluffs retailers ceased all dice and card games. Smaller shops ran dice tables while larger stores offered card games. authorities ordered both shut, provoking protests from the public.
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J. W. Gapett
Froom
Council Blaita
CIA
Ittle Fellows
Cherokee Institute Closes Under Ado At Opera House
Pandemonium erupted in Cherokee as attendees honored Ge car Holme and Lloyd W. Johns who had run the institute for 1934. A crowd forced an abrupt close and one man was awakened to deliver a speech.
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Opera House
Cherokee
Gunners' Institute
Ge Car Holme
Lloyd W. Johns
Mach Man
Moorhead High Wins Final Declamatory Contest
The Moorhead high school team won the final declamatory event here in Moorhead beating Ute and Plegah in dramatic and humorous rounds.
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Moorhead
Ute
Plegah
Thurman Farmer Covuchl Wlungs-Kirk Duncan Dies in Plunge
Thurman farmer Covuchl Wlungs-Kirk Duncan died at the scene after a fall from a tree several days earlier. He leaves a large family and local ties.
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Kirk Duncan
Thurman
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IOWa News Notes of Fire Disease and Roads
A fire destroyed an auto owned by GG Tucker of Creston, threatening nearby homes, origin unknown. Reports detail mongrel dogs in Brook Grove, a child burned playing with matches near Prescott, a toddler injured by machinery near Buck Grove, and a smallpox outbreak leading to quarantine in Dow City. Cherokee hosts a roads meeting with a banquet by the Automobile club and drainage leaders elected at Fort Dodge. An infant body found in Dubuque and a possible contagious case in the area are noted.
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Bock Grove
Poipon
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Prescott
Hd Paul
Buck Grove
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Sue Pervisors
Cherokee Automobile Club
P. M Sparbee
Webster City
Iowa State Drainage Association
Fort Dodge
J. W. Goyer
W. P. Stevenson
Ames
Dubuque
Guy Moore
Dow Olty
Moore
Suffragette Attacks at Kew Garden and Home of Lloyd George
Suffragettes attacked the Kew Gardens pavilion setting it ablaze and were later sentenced for property destruction. Lillian Lenton and Joyce Locke, both 22, were arrested at the scene with tools and supplies. A bomb destroyed Lloyd George’s Walton Heath residence though no one was hurt. Authorities attribute the acts to militant suffragists with mixed public support.
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Locke
Jane Short
Clara Lambart
Wixchequer
David Lloyd-George
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Imale
Lloyd-George
France
Fragmented hodgepodge yields inexact plant nutrition note
A garbled text fragment references nourishment for plants and sugar feeding to boost cold resistance. It mentions an investigator, Plantagenist, and comparisons to how food acts on animals, though many words are unintelligible.
Comfy Critics West Door Neighbors Scrubbs Style
Mr Comfy questions the Scrubbs neighbors fashion while Mrs Comfy explains style attracts invitations to dinner. The exchange offers a humorous domestic view of social pretensions and generosity in a neighborhood.
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West Door
Scrubbs
Castoria: A Century of Safe Relief for Infants and Children
The advertisement urges parents to fixamine every bottle of Castoria for infants and children. It promotes the remedy as safe and sure with over 300 years of use and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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The Sun Will Eventually Cease To Shine
The Sun will eventually stop emitting light and heat. Before that happens the Earth and other planets may become dead worlds like the Moon. Projections place the Sun’s heat ending about seven million years from now.
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Hamilton severely injured in Pablo Beach fall
Jacksonville reports aviator Charles K. Hamilton fell 200 feet at Pablo Beach and sustained a badly fractured thigh and extensive cuts. He had only recently arrived in the area when the mishap occurred during a flight attempt.
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Jacksonville
Flo
Charles K. Hamilton
Pablo Buach
Hamton
Jett
Hampton
Middletown Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
A Middletown Pennsylvania resident describes severe illness and inability to work. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and enabling her to resume housework and help others. She urges others to try the remedy and seek advice from the company.
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Thaye
Mia
Buna Estenstone
East Main St
Middletown
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
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