Indian School Funds Political Proposal Revealed
Senate disclosures allege use of Indian trust funds for sectarian Roman Catholic schools. Senator Bard quoted Dr. Scharf proposing to convert twenty weak Republican districts for Catholic influence in exchange for funds. Committee to consider an amendment banning such diversions in the Indian appropriation bill.
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Washington
Bard
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
F. L. Scharf
Congress
Dr. Scharf
Teller
Sehart
Scharf
S. M. Broselus
The
Indian Rights Association
Brosius
Interior Department
Quieted Uprisings and Reform Talk in Russia Report
Report from St. Petersburg notes partial suppression of Warsaw disorder and restored traffic enabling some food supplies. In Moscow and St. Petersburg the strike is nearly over. Grand Duke Vladimir hints at forthcoming representative government. A ministers’ committee publishes a reform report. Rumor that Maxim Gorky faces execution is denied.
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St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Moscow
Vladimir
Associated Press
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Wright Retires as Labor Commissioner to Lead Clark College
After twenty years as United States commissioner of labor Carroll D. Wright retires and travels to Worcester Massachusetts to assume the presidency of Clark College. Dr Charles P Neill of this city succeeds him and takes charge of the bureau of labor today.
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Washington
United States Commissioner of Labor
Carroll D. Wright
Worcester
Mass
Clark College
Charles P. Neill
Bureau of Labor
Good Skating Down There Ohio River Freezes Across
Madison Ind February 1 The Ohio river has frozen tight from shore to shore creating a solid skating surface for residents and visitors. ice conditions prompt cautious travel and local recreation along the river.
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Madison
Ind
Ohio River
Way Down East thrills Graham crowd with record turnout
The Graham theater hosted a record crowd for Wm. Hrady's Way Down East. About 1,009 spectators attended with visitors from Crawfordsville Ainsworth Keota Brimson Wayland Wellman and West Chester. Ruby Bridges starred as Anna Moore and the company drew praise for strong performances and realistic sets. The next show is Irma with Warren Moore as advance agent.
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Graham
Wm. Hrady
Alberson
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Keota
Brighton
Wayland
Wellman
West Chester
Washington
Ruby Bridges
Anna Moore
Squire
Hi Holler
Opera House
Warren Moore
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims cure for all stages
The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure destroys the disease foundation by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and promises $100 for any case it fails to cure. It urges sending for testimonials and lists Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co as suppliers with a 74 cent price and recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney ®& Co
Toledo
Social and wedding notices from Plains area
Rev and Mrs J F Robertson entertained a few friends at supper with young Plains neighbors. R S Warfel hosted a north side restaurant gathering after the play. West Chester guests were Mr and Mrs J A Simer man. Methodist society to meet at Mrs O T Smith on Friday at 2:29. Teachers invite to Elizabeth Klein home for Friday evening. South school instructors and county superintendent among guests. Second United Presbyterian church young people social at W J Brookes home Friday. meet at church at seven. Estella Besley and Lester Ranch wed at noon nine miles north in presence of about thirty. Rev Schrecken gast performed ceremony. Miss Blanche Nicola played piano.
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J. F. Robertson
Plains
R.S. Warfel
North Side
J. A. Simerman
West Chester
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
O. T. Smith
South
Second United Presbyterian Church
W. J. Brookes
Martin Besley
Estella
Lester Ranch
Schreckengast
Blanche Nicola
Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington entry
Special to The Evening Journal reports the Iowa weather forecast for today and tomorrow. Expect fair skies tonight and Thursday with colder temperatures, especially in the extreme east portion tonight.
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Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Spring marriage notices highlight brides and plans for future homes
The report details a March wedding with a crepe de chine gown and rose bouquet. Guests, colors, and a 40 course dinner are noted, with the couple to reside on a farm near Braman, Oklahoma, then move to Adrian, Illinois, and finally Braman. Additional notices mention a planned Pleasant Plains wedding and social events hosted by local club members.
Warner’s White Wine of Tara Promoted as Grippe Cure
Advertises Warner’s White Wine of Tara as a fast cure for la grippe with relief for coughs. Claims hours to cure and notes price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by J. H. Stewart.
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Warner
Tara
J. H. Stewart
Burlington Considers Evangelist Sunday Visit
A Burlington meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the First M E church to decide if Evangelist Sunday will visit. Rev. Charles N. Severance has stirred local church life during three weeks of preaching but few conversions have occurred. Many believe Sundays would awaken the city, noting his unique methods and power to draw people to services.
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Burlington
M. EW
Evangelist
Charles N. Severance
Onions Grower Reaps Big Yield in Iowa
Vinton resident C. B. Zollinger harvested twelve acres of onions last year, averaging 400 bushels per acre at 75 cents per bushel for about 3600 dollars. He devised a weed cutting plow that cut labor, and plans to plant forty acres more next spring, aiming to repeat strong profits.
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Vinton
Iowa
C. B. Zollinger
Miss Agnes Stewart Injures Wrist In Fall At Relative’s Home
Last evening at about 5 30 Miss Agnes Stewart fell in front of her nephew Dr C W Stewart’s home and broke both bones in her left wrist. She suffers great pain and planned to depart for Chicago this morning.
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C. W. Stewart
Agnes Stewart
Stewart
Chicago
Parents seek return of Shepherd children amid custody dispute
Atty P J Hanley of this city writes to Supt W H Slingerland of Des Moines asking him not to sign adoption papers for Willie and Crillie Shepherd. He argues the children were taken contrary to law and parental wishes and vows to pursue rights under the Constitution. Slingerland replies the matter is district court driven and the Home wards must be returned only by court order or appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Atty
P. J. Hanley
W. H. Slingerland
Des Moines
Shepherd
United States
Hanley
Slingerland
District Court
Washington County
Washington
Clements
Supreme Court of
Grave Trouble Foreseen in Stomach and Liver
Mrs John A Young of Clay New York suffered neuralgia of the liver and stomach with a weakened heart and poor appetite. She credits Electric Bitters with quick relief and cure, calling them the best medicine for weak women. Sold by J Stewart druggist at 50 cents a bottle under guarantee.
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John A. Young
Clay
N. Y
J. Stewart
Court Adjourned and Next Term Set for March
A short district court session met this morning and adjourned the term. The next term will convene in March. 10 cent angel foods advertised at the Vienna bakery.
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Angel Foods
Vienna Bakery
Muscatine High Girls Play Washington at Commercial Club
Muscatine High School ladies face Washington High School ladies in a Friday night game at the Commercial club. The matchup showcases local girls basketball action with both teams seeking a win on the road.
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Muscatine High School Ladies
The
Washington High School Ladies
Commercial Club
Warning Against Counterfeit Dr King's Remedies
Fraud exposed as counterfeiters imitate Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds to steal a proven treatment. Public warned that only Bucklen s name on the wrapper guarantees authenticity. look for H E Bucklen Co Chicago Lil Windsor Canada as proof.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen & CO
Chicago
Lil
Windsor
Canada
Physician Receives Telegram About Injured Vincent
Dr. Jenkins of the C R I P received a telegram from Rock Island’s general claim agent to contact Mr. R G Vincent who was reported injured on a train. Vincent's return from Chicago is unclear and the family has heard nothing. A wreck near Chicago last night may explain the injury, but details are not yet known.
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Dr. Jenkins
Rock Island
R. G. Vincent
Vincent
Chicago
Death of Lady Belle Drives Shock Through Ashington
Monday night death of Lady Belle, a premier driving horse owned by Casey Bros., leaves Ashington county bereaved. The noble mare, beloved by drivers, died of pneumonia and was a trusted favorite among locals.
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Lady Belle
Casey Bros
Ashington County
Accident at Crawfordsville injures worker at hardware store
George Rogers helping unload disc sharpeners at David son Bros. hardware store tripped and fell. A sharpener struck his leg just above the knee causing stitches. He will be laid up for a few days.
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Crawfordsville
The
Evening Journal
George Rogers
Davidson Bros. Hardware
Frosty Weather Forecast Promises Cold February
The official thermometer read three above zero this morning and five below at noon with little rise in the afternoon. Weather forecasters predict a cold February ahead, matching the chilly start to the month.
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