Court Martial for Captain Kulp in Des Moines
Des Moines reports Captain O W Kulp of Davenport, Iowa National Guard, will face a general court martial for disobedience of orders after a planned prize fight was halted by governor orders. The trial date is set for December 3 with a seven officer board including officers from several regiments. The governor and Adjutant General acted to stop the event citing law violations and prize fighting concerns.
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Kuip
Des Moines
Kip
Pareuport Company
Iowa National Guard
Thrift
Davenport
National Guard
Kulp
O. W Kulp
Iowa
Cummins
Sherif Eckhardt
Thrif
AD Siswer
Nue
Torry
General Court Martial Board
O. W. Kulp
Duavenport Corenory
National Board For Disobedience
Adjutant General Thrift
Cumfpoins
Thomas A. Berkehile
Atverate
Enip
Fivtekport Company
Col
James Resh Linsela
Jfert
Cel
AL Allen
Mdl
W. CG. Mentier
Mej
BE. Wetherell
Tr. OS. Mahoney
E. G. Johnson
J. E. Wiliams
Ifty
Cart
Davenport Company
Byers
Fulp
Will Enforce Law Says He Has Authority and Opinion
Attorney General H W Byers writes to the Des Moines Register asserting Iowa has authority to prosecute malfeasance or nonfeasance in office in liquor law enforcement. He explains Minnesota decisions on AG powers and states Iowa AG can act in cases where the state has an interest, with local officers chiefly responsible for enforcement.
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Byers
Register and Lender
H. W. Byers
Ito
Cummins
Iowa
Burlington
B. BE. Jones
Jones
Minnesota
General Assembly
Oddities and anecdotes from a curious era
A collection of curious notes on nature, utensils, beauty standards, and playful childhood dares. It discusses snail regeneration, ancient tableware, methods to clean gilt frames, diverse beauty ideals across cultures, and a Missouri memory of boys testing how a mouse would react to hanging by the neck.
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Missouri
Rogers
Royal Charts Lock Up Mariners Rights Forever
King Edward VI claims exclusive publication of mariners charts and forbids English seafarers from using any others. Copyright on these royal charts never expires, securing perpetual control over nautical guidance. Naturalists note glow worms brighten before storms, a mystery with no clear explanation. A Reno postman, illiterate, matches house numbers to routes to deliver mail. German military researchers test locating troops with smokeless powder by viewing terrain through pale red glasses, exploiting red light visibility.
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Edward VI
Reno
Nevada
Germany
Greatest Present Need of Arid America
Opinion piece arguing that the western United States should attract prosperous white settlers to establish thriving rural homes in irrigated districts. It stresses selecting motivated, capable settlers from diverse regional backgrounds and warns against mass immigration or nonwhite settlement, advocating a gradual, quality settlement approach tied to farming, dairies, beets, and vineyards.
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America
United States
Asia
West
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Whitney
Ranier
Wood
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Newfineland
Puritan
Cavalier
Village Unity Versus Political Parties Calls for Shared Labor
A speaker condemns political parties and urges residents to unite around village life, labor, and national solidarity. He warns against elite control and city decadence, arguing true happiness comes from living and working with the people and dissolving factional divides.
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Shiports and
Express Company
State of
Towa
Spencer
Gari M. Spencer
Des Moines National Bank
Talbott
Tarbott
Dr. Talbott
State Board of Health
Mutual Tornado Insurance
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association
District Court
City Hire
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