Bruisers to Host Columbus Junction in Thursday Basketball Showdown
Washington Bruisers arrange a Thursday game with Columbus Junction, hot on a 15 14 defeat two weeks ago. The match, expected to be fast, will feature the Bruisers best lineup and a curtain-raiser by the high school teams. The Colum bus Junction squad is noted as large and rough. The undercard includes the first and second high school fives and a Tuesday January 21 tilt with Company M Fairfield. The Columbus Junction win provided momentum for the visit.
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Rockefeller's Testimony Put Off For Medical Proof
Washington Jan 13 The Pujo committee delays William Rockefeller's appearance citing the need for his physicians to certify illness. A special medical panel may assess his condition, with two physicians' certificates already sent to the committee to indicate he will not testify.
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Divorce as a costly American custom and its contrasts
The piece presents a satirical take on divorce, alimony, and divorce law. It contrasts American practices with India, mocking legal tautologies and the ease of obtaining a divorce for a price, while noting the high cost and social consequences of alimony. It frames marital disputes with ironic humor and caricatured scenarios.
States ratify direct election of U S Senators
Massachusetts and Arizona are cited as the only states that have ratified the Congress resolution for direct election of United States Senators. Major Sylvester, chief of police of Ington, enforces a ban on a Washington parade. Governor William Sulzer of New York stirs defiance of Tammany as he asserts leadership.
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Political alignments and candidacies in early 1912 debates
Rear Admiral Fiske detached to Navy Department to aid Wilson's campaign. R M Johnston, Houston Post editor, backs Bailey and helped shape Texas politics. A projected 1913 state-legislature split favors Democrats with Progressive and Republican divisions. Marie Denigard, French suffragette, enters presidential race as test of female candidacy viability.
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Hints for Housekeepers on Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy to head off colds. It claims no opiates, soothes inflamed air passages, stops coughing, and could save a doctor’s bill. The ad stresses quick use and broad effectiveness.
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Iowa moves to establish state censorship for films
Des Moines reports a bill by Rep Myron L Burt to create a state censorship board for moving pictures in Iowa. The plan aims to ban objectionable crime and promote self supporting censors with a stamp of approval. Burt argues censorship will protect youth and ensure wholesome, high quality films in theaters across the state.
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Neal seeks September date for Iowa statewide primary
Des Moines Iowa January 13 Senator Neal of Washington county will introduce a bill to move Iowa statewide primary from June to September. He argues September avoids farming conflicts and shortens the campaign, though it requires amending related election laws including party conventions. Other lawmakers consider mail voting for travelers and limiting ballot size for minor offices.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted By Lemmon's Pharmacy
Reliable medicine for coughs and colds advertised as pleasant and safe to take. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy with an advisory notice and promotional text.
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Groundhog Day Praise From Walt Mason
Christmas day is past and New Year gone, Groundhog Day will dawn. The speaker calls for shopping before the rush and praises Groundhog Day as safe and sane. He jokes about diets, gifts, and the festive mood, hoping the groundhog spirit stays with us.
Doans Kidney Pills Aid Sigourney Iowa Man
A Sigourney Iowa worker reports severe backache from long hours and joint effort. He credits Doans Kidney Pills with prompt relief improving overall health, noting relief after use and recommending the product. The advertisement identifies Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
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Court schedule changes leave district court adjourned until Jan 21
There will be no session of the district court this week. The court was adjourned last Wednesday and announced to resume tomorrow morning, but the latest notice states the court stands adjourned until Tuesday January 21. One attorney left for Des Moines on supreme court business. others could not appear. Judge Silwold moved the date accordingly.
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Court Reopens After Week Delay For Petit Jury
Jurors ordered to report at 1 30 p m tomorrow were informed by Sheriff McCarty that their services will not be required until a week later.
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