Republicans Hold Caucuses Endorse Allison in Senate Bid
In city ward caucuses Republicans favored Senator Allison over Governor Cummins for the Senate. White was unanimously chosen as the national convention delegate, while ward selections split between Allison and Cummins for county delegates. County convention next Saturday will choose delegates to state and congressional conventions.
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United States Senate
Allison
Cummins
S. A. White
Iowa
Tec
Republican County
Cauc
Senate
Fairfield
Des Moines
First Ward
Samuel Gardnner
White-Allison
George F. Ross
Lem Cherry
James F. Marsh
Amos B. S Durst
Second Ward
Colonel Bell
C. A. Dewey
W. B. Bell
C. E. Helwick
Db. M. Mannhardt
Lyman Babcock
8. W. Livingston
Henry Shields
Third Ward
C. H. Wilson
A. W. McVall
A. Anderson
Robert McCall, Jr
Ernest Lemmon
W. EB. Logan
R. E. Dougherty
C. «. Wilson
Fourth Ward
J. W. Morton
White-Allison de
BR. T
W. G. Stewart
J. . Morton
J. A. McCoy
A. W
Tillotson to Trim Season at Creston
Miss Ethel Tillotson will leave this evening for Creston where she will trim the coming season. This is Tillotson’s second season at that place. Mrs. Etta Winter Young came up from Burlington for a visit with friends at the R. 8. Young home before returning to Springfield, Colorado.
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Ethel Tillotson
Creston
Tillotson
Etta Winter Young
Burlington
R. 8. Young
Springfield
Colo
Woman and three children killed in Brereton fire
A blaze at 311 Brereton avenue in Pittsburg killed Caroline Viacak and three children. The husband and father is missing, and two houses were destroyed with a third badly damaged. Fire investigators traced the fire to the Brereton avenue address.
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Pittsburg
The
Evening Journal
Caroline Viacak
Brereton Avenue
Pleasant Plains Missionary Auxiliary Hosts Meeting and Farewell
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society auxiliary will meet at Mrs. Ezra Smith's home on Wednesday March 4. A farewell party for Miss Blanche Mann was held at Miss Della Knecht's home in south Washington with games and a luncheon by Elsie Knecht and Myrtle Norton. Friends wish Miss Mann happiness in Missouri.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Pleasant Plains
Ezra Smith
Della Knecht
Washington
Blanche Mann
Missouri
Elsie Knecht
Myrtle Norton
Miss Blanche
West Chester Baptist youths hold social at Craynes
Baraca and Philathea Sunday school classes hosted a Thursday evening social at Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Crayne home in West Chester. About thirty five young people attended, enjoyed games and music, followed by refreshments.
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The
Baptist Church
West Chester
M. E. Crayne
Fortnightly club evening section meets Monday
The evening section of the Fortnightly Club's department of literature will meet next Monday evening with Mrs. Elder.
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Department of Literature
Elder
Mason Transfer owner celebrates ninth birthday
E G Mason proprietor of the Mason Transfer and Storage Co celebrates his ninth birthday. He received forty one letters from friends and relatives across the country, all wishing him well. If he lives to seventy, he would be about three hundred years old at the seventieth celebration.
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E.G. Mason
Mason Transfer and Storage Co
Mr. Mason
Passion Play and Sacred Drama at Academy Chapel
Holy Land Entertainment presents a two hour master presentation of the life of Christ at the Academy chapel on March 6 and 7. Rev. Silberman will lecture with an invisible choir, costumes of the Holy Land, and a Jerusalem themed tour including a Jerusalem wedding ceremony. Admission 10 and 25 cents.
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Academy Chapel
Age
Silberman
Palestine
Christ
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Five Children Born To Campbell Family in Steubenville
Five perfectly formed infants were born to Mr and Mrs George Campbell of Steubenville Ohio on February 29 Three babies died within an hour of birth Two children a boy and a girl survived The combined weight of the infants was twenty three pounds Mrs Campbell weighs under a hundred pounds The case is described by physicians as remarkably unusual Campbell is a millworker with four brothers Two twins families have had births and each of the other brothers has fathered triplets His first wife died after giving birth to triplets.
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Steubenville
George Campbell
Campbell
Real Daughter of the Revolution Dead in Lancaster
Mrs. Lydia A. White aged eighty, described as the real daughter of the American Revolution, died after a period of illness from a cold and pneumonia. She was a lifelong Lancaster resident. her father George Leonard fought in the Revolution under General Washington and took part in Brandywine Princeton and Germantown battles.
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Lancaster
Lydia A. White
Pneumono
Chamberlain Heads to Europe for Rest and Recovery
Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain depart London for the Riviera where they plan to stay for several months. His health improves only slowly as the journey begins.
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Chamberlain
Europe
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Mrs. Chamberlain
Riviera
Local arrivals and visitors fill Johnsons area today
Marcus Turbott arrives from Ainsworth with other travelers stopping in the city. Alfred Peterson from Crawfordsville and Ott Patterson from Havre are among those on business or visiting. A ten pound girl is born at the Oscar Brook home in northeast Washington. George Lemon returns from an extended western tour with stops in Denver Wray Helena and Mt Nebo.
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Johnson's
Marcus Turbott
Ainsworth
Ott Patterson
Lexington
A. C. Peterson
Crawfordsville
McCall Bros
Ode
Ben Ferguson
Havre
Vienna
Alfred Peterson
A. G. Long
James Stone
E. J. Grove
Keota
Rock Island
Oscar Brook
Washington
Lou Davenport
Oskaloosa
Davenport
Ray Miller
Lulu van Horn
Fred Neiswanger
Let
Barnes
Indiana
P. P. Showalter
Isaac Glen
Isaac Kleese
Wayland
R. S. White
Opal
Allen Green
St. Louis
I. Green
Walter Lodders
Burlington
Iowa City
S. K. Coates
Eldon
Williamson
J. B. McCoy
C. M. McCoy
George Maxwell
M. D. Yard
Harp Cherryholmes
Robert de Harpport
Crawfords Ville
City
Frank Ropers
Lincoln
Far West
Denver
Utah
Wray
Colorado
Ned Beaver
Norton Payne
Mt. Nebo
B. R. Stickley
Helena
Montana
A. W. Kitzberger
Ottumwa Triumphs Over Local Team 31 to 20 in Close Contest
Ottumwa won 31 to 20 after a hard fought game with the local high school boys. An unusually large crowd attended the match and a post game banquet followed with toast remarks by officials and students.
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Ottumwa
Muscatine High School
R. Stentz
Ottumwa Boys
Harry Robertson
Howard Cunningam
Perry Richardson
George Dempsey
Raymond Buckley
Lodwick
Ossier
Thorpe
Haw
Epps
J. Slutz
Cremer
Washington
Robertson
Cunningham
Richardson
Buckley
Dempsey
Bert Dixon
Mr. Roberts
Elmer Sickles
Burlington Wins Southeastern Iowa Debate Championship
The final inter high school debate in the district took place last night at Burlington with Iowa City as the rival. Burlington won two to one, securing the southeastern Iowa championship as both teams argued vigorously. Also advertised at the Vienna were hermits cup cakes drop cakes and sponge drops.
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Ottumwa
Harvey & Warfe
Meade
Roberts
Ottumway High School
Harry Robertson
Bert Dixon
Ralph Stentz
Victor Thorpe
Mildred Wabnitz
Ethel Nichols
Rooters
James Slutz
Washington
Burlington
Iowa City
Southeastern
Iowa
Vienna
Business Holds Its Own AmidMixed February Trade
R. G. Dun weekly review notes ground held after earlier depression with sporadic progress. Best signals come from the west and south as idle steel mill machinery resumes. manufacturers report scarce orders and high prices while jobbing sees large country merchant attendance but subdued volumes. Stockpiles stay ample, February compares favorably to January. finished steel contracts remain small though more numerous.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Friend of the Trust Involved in Tobacco Case
P. C. Lentz a Chicago wholesale grocer testified as a witness for the defense in the government’s bid to dissolve the American Tobacco Company. He said the firm did not block independent dealers and that beyond jobber prices it offered a 3 percent annual gross sales reduction. W. H. McCord supported that the company never barred independents from handling their brands.
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New York
P. C. Lentz
Chicago
Dreneoh
Northwest
Tobaccco Com
American ‘Tobacco Company
Lentz
American Tobacco Company
W. H. McCord
Omaha
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Flo
Winter Isolation Linked to Alaska Insanity Rise
Washington report states long winters in remote Alaska fostered increased insanity prompting senate action. A new authorizing measure allocates large funds for Alaskan asylum care and facilities amid concerns 5 percent of offshore tax revenues for infrastructure and services are insufficient.
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Washington
Alaska
Senate
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Women
An advertisement cites testimonials from Mrs Maggie Gilmer and Mrs Josephine Hall praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and aiding motherhood. It claims the remedy has helped women with displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and other female complaints over thirty years and invites sick women to write for advice.
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Maggie Gilmer
West Union
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Ron
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsement Ad claims purity
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe effective laxative. It emphasizes gentle action without debility or dosage increase and cites physician approval. The advertisement urges purchasing only the California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Lemmon's Pharmacy
Courte
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Sprarhee
Warespomoekce School OF Law
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