Expense accounts show varied campaign spending across candidates
E G Dunn Mason City filed a Democratic governor race expense showing 1011.20 from friends and 957.29 personal funds totaling 1068.49. Senator Kenyon received 1991 in support. Republican candidate P G Holden reported 6000 and delayed filing until the last grace day.
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Des Moines
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
Hayward
Friends
Kenyon
P. G. Holden
Holden
Iowa medical board tests 60 candidates amid homeopath controversy
Sixty candidates vie for Iowa medical certificates while examinations at the state house reveal identical questions for allopaths and homeopaths in three medical branches. The only differences concern two disputed branches where separate instructors at Iowa City might teach.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State House
Bowman
Iowa City
State Board of Medical Examiners
University of Iowa summer session opens with diverse staff
Iowa City June 18. The University of Iowa summer session opened June 17 and will run until July 27. The regular faculty will be largely represented, with foreign educators including Supt Carroll G Pearlse Milwaukee Supt William F E Chancellor South Norwalk Conn Supt J Stanley Brown Joliet township high school Joliet IL Prof Luther A Weigle Carleton college and Dr David Snedden Massachusetts commissioner of education.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
University
Carroll G. Pearse
Milwaukee
South Norwalk
Fine Mississippi river cruise aboard the Altonia III
Dr. W. Kk. Alton and party sail from Dubuque on a two month Mississippi river and gulf cruise aboard the Altonia III a new seven thousand dollar gasoline cruiser built in Iowa under Kenneth McLain of Estherville. The fifty by ten foot craft displaces fourteen tons and draws four feet of water with a forty horsepower engine and an auxiliary generator providing lighting and ignition.
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Fort Dodge
W. Kk
Lowa
Altonia 111
Iowa druggists to enjoy three day state convention
Sioux City June 18 Iowa druggists attending the Iowa Pharmaceutical association convention in this city next month will have ample entertainment. The program for July 9 10 and 11 includes tours for the wives autos to points of interest Riverside pavilion hall street car ride and a card party at the Elks club house. A field meet will be held at Riverside park Wednesday afternoon.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Riverside Pavilion
Elks’ Club
Riverside Park
The National Convention by Howard L Rann
A satirical portrait of the national convention as a quadrennial political ritual. It ridicules delegates and dark horses, notes the aims of nominating a president and pairing with a pro business vice president, and mocks the ceremony's pomp and rhetoric.
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Howard L. Rann
Dark Horse
Garfield
Harsh home in this city center of attraction
A brief item notes a harsh home scene in the city where a notable woman drew attention as the focal point of local life.
Mules Move Troops as Cars Stuck in Mud in Wisconsin
Heavy rains cripple roads as autos fail in Platteville Wisconsin while mules push on to General Getty’s army camp near Mineral Point Wisconsin. Dubuque dispatch notes the mud slows US troop movements from the state to Sparta Wisconsin.
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Dubuque
United States
Here
Sparta
Wis
Platteville
Double pistol duel ends in fatal injuries in Hamburg
Jim Hunter aged 38 and Jack Hunter aged 35 exchanged shots at a feed yard after Jim was discharged from a livery barn. Jack was killed by a shot through the abdomen while Jim was mortally wounded with three bullets and left with a uncertain prognosis. The incident followed threats by Jim against his brother and a prior will made by the livery barn owner.
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Hamburg
Jim Hunter
Jack Hunter
Jim
Pure Food Decision Brings Iowa $10,000 Yearly
Des Moines June 18 Iowa will gain $10 000 annually after the US Supreme Court upholds a 100 license on condiment stock foods firms. The law requires a 100 annual license to sell in Iowa, and prosecutions restart with licenses expiring July 1. Inspectors prepare to target unlicensed dealers handling condimental products.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Nancy Harsh Celebrates 102nd Birthday at Hopkins Home
The 102nd birthday anniversary of Mrs. Nancy Harsh, mother of J. B. Harsh of Creston, was observed at Hopkins Missouri last Friday. She has lived with her daughter Mary Donlin for ten years and is a well known Creston resident who spent many years there before moving to Hopkins.
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Creston
Nancy Harsh
J. B. Harsh
Hopkins
J, B
Strange Man Killed in Grinnell Train Collision
A man believed to be Roy N. Conger of Cincinnati, a minister, was fatally struck by a freight train on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line north of Grinnell. The jury found the crew not responsible. The victim, possibly identical to a man seen in New Sharon earlier, carried evangelist books and apparently sought to preach.
Ankle Sprain Cured In Days By Liniment
A sprained ankle may be cured in three to four days by applying Chamberlains Liniment and following directions with each bottle. For sale by Lemmons Pharmacy.
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Lemmon’'s
Crone Accepts Presidency of Hastings College Nebraska
J W Morton reports that R B Crone of Estherville Iowa has accepted the presidency of Hastings College Nebraska a Presbyterian institution. Crone notes a five building plant plus central heating and about 150000 endowment with a campaign planned for a half million. Hastings College had 200 students and thirteen instructors last year.
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J. W. Morton
R. B. Crone
Estherville
Iowa
Crone
Hastings College
Hastings
Nebr
Nebraska
Presbyterian College of Nebraska
Suach
Washington
Ft. Dodge
Ratherville
Kansas Couple Continue Long Walking Quest Across American West
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Woolf of Kansas City Kansas began a 800 mile walk to the Ozarks for health three years ago and now set out on a 3000 mile western trek. He gained health from the trips and weighed 107 pounds at start, 144 now. Mrs. Woolf records daily adventures and their book Tramping and Camping lists their journeys.
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Kansas City
Kan
Dwight Woolf
Ozarks
Woolf
United States
San Antonio
Tex
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Seattle
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