Nebraska abstracters oppose state licensing plan
Des Moines reports that Iowa abstracters do not seek a state licensure commission now. Governor Cummins urges high standards and warns licensing would require careful restraint. officials compare abstraction to law and medicine. Federal juries convene in Davenport with listed grand and petit jurors.
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Iowa
Cummins
Federal Court
Davenport
United States Federal Court
McPherson
James Reeves
Fremont
Marry Jones
Bonaparte
D. Ormiston
Brooklyn
David Hopkirk
Fairfield
Edwin McColm
Muscatine
Newton
W. L. Bankhead
Lockridge
J. J. Kyle
Peirce
G. W. Benneman
Columbus Junction
Geo. L. Scovilli
Malcom
Henry Shade
Ottumwa
P. L. Sage
Andy Worthman
S. McNutt
Petit Jurors
S. KR. Gladfelter
Sigourney
H. B. Preston
Supreme Court declares biennial election law unconstitutional
Lincoln Nebraska June 23 The biennial election law passed by the last legislature to end off year elections was declared unconstitutional by the supreme court. All elections will be held this fall as before.
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Supreme Court of Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Supreme Court
Drowning at Winnebago Reservation Raises Suspicion
Information from Tama reports a Winnebago Indian drowned in the Iowa river on the reservation Tuesday. The body was recovered late last evening amid rumors of foul play. United States Indian Agent Malin is at the reservation to determine the facts as officials anticipate more unexplained deaths may occur.
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Tama
Iowa
United States Indian
Malin
Nellie
Will contest threats loom over Ziegler fortune
In New York on June 23, the 14 year old William Ziegler fights to keep a 30 million dollar inheritance from a foster father. His sister Mrs. Henry K. Shields and two nieces Mrs. Arthur Little and Mrs. Russell Price allege they were cut off and seek a legal share with their lawyers backing the claim.
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New York
William Ziegler
Henry K. Shields
Arthur Little
Russell Price
Shields
Los Angeles
Little
Monrovia
Cal
Price
Luarte
Des Moines Man Dead After Auto Crash
Des Moines resident J. D. Hall of Thirty-first and State street died Wednesday night at the Methodist hospital from injuries after an automobile accident at Fifteenth and Pleasant streets. Doctors found a skull fracture near the base of the spine, making recovery impossible. This is Des Moines first auto accident death.
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Des Moines
J. D. Hall
Thirty-first
State Street
Methodist
Ames to Celebrate Fourth of July With Three Day Carnival
Ames plans a three day Fourth of July carnival July 3 to 5 featuring daily baseball games with Ames Nevada Colo and Cambridge teams. The Story City band will play daily and a grand Fourth fireworks display is planned. A parade will run through the business district to the city park where J Percival Huggett of Cedar Rapids will give the ovation. Special rail rates are offered as Ames anticipates three days of sport and festivity.
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J. Percival Huggett
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ames
Woman Refuses $30,000 to Stay Christian Scientist
Davenport resident Mrs. Lucinda Ganson declined a $30,000 bequest from Charles Simpson on condition she convert to Catholicism. She said she would not change her religion for money and plans to let the funds go to a Sacramento Catholic orphanage.
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Davenport
Une
Lucinda Ganson
Charles Simpson
Ganson
Sacramento
Cal
Fire consumes Bowman livery barn in Muscatine
Fire swept the F. Bowman livery barn in Muscatine on Wednesday evening destroying it and causing an estimated loss near 95 000. Thirty horses were saved from the blaze and the fire is believed started by a hobo in the hay loft.
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Muscatine
Iowa
F. Bowman
Danham Stricken On Mail Run Returns Home Ill
J. W. Danham, returning from Davenport to Kansas City, fell seriously ill last evening. For part of the trip home from Trenton a physician accompanied him. The main trouble is in his back and he may be unable to work for some time.
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J. W. Danham
Davenport
Kansas City
Trenton
Mr. Dunham
Frisco
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Southeastern Limited
Saint Louis
Reverend J L McLaughlin to Preach at Local Methodist Church
The Rev J L McLaughlin, recently back from the Philippine Islands, will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church next Sunday. He has had thrilling experiences and is noted for expressive speaking. The public is invited to hear him.
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J. L. McLaughlin
Philippine Islands
Methodist Church
McLaughlin
Miss Ethel Girard to Visit Washington Relatives
Miss Ethel Girard of 708 Orange Street leaves for Washington this morning to spend several days with relatives, per the Muscatine Journal dated June 22.
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Ethel Girard
Orange Street
Washington
Muscatine
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for Deafness Cure
A local claim asserts deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises a $100 reward for any deafness case due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad invites readers to send for free circulars and notes the product is sold by druggists with a suggested family laxative.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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