Arrests after Normal victory riot at Indiana celebration
Were Too Pathusiaatic Terre Haute Ind May 29. William BRerry and Gien Miller of the Indiana Normal Sched, Walter O Laugh an of Whitehead and J King students of Rose Polytechnic Institute have been arrested on charge of riot and battery inciting riot during a celebration of the Normal victory over Rose in the track meet.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Brerry
Gien Miller
Indiana Normal Sched
Walter O' Laughan
Whitehead
J. King
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Rose
Protests Rally Against Reed Smoot Senate Retention
Washington May 20 petitions opposing Reed Smoot for Senate flood the chamber. The documents come from various estates and are neatly prepared in leather bound files, signed by women in every case.
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Smoot
Washington
Reed Smoot
United States
Missouri Pay the Present Costs in Canal Case
Supreme court grants motion to require Missouri to pay costs in the interstate dispute over the Chicago sanitary canal waters flowing into the Mississippi River. Case involves state rights and river navigation. May 20 report from Washington notes the ruling and parties.
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Missouri
Washington
Supreme Court
State of
Hitness
Chicago Sanitary Canal
Mississippi River
Rockefeller to Europe on Hamburg voyage
Dr. H. F Biggar of Cleveland says John D. Rockefeller and party will sail back from Hamburg on July 20. Dr. Biewar reports Rockefeller in excellent health during the European trip.
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Rockefeller
Europe
Cleveland
H. F Biggar
John 10. Rockefeller
Hamburg
Biewar
No Break Among Strikers in Plum Run District
Steubenville Ohio May 20 The expected break among the union miners at Plum Run did not occur Officials of the miners union are on the ground working among the men to prevent a break They feel confident it will not take place Old men are restless but strike benefits have helped matters on the strikers side
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Steubenville
Plum Run
Pinned Down by His Own Bone in Michigan
John Graham a jeweler in This, Michigan was knocked down by a frightened horse and suffered a broken leg. The bone was driven into the ground by the fall and he lay there unable to move.
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Mich
John Graham
Frosts Hit Iowa Crops Across Several Towns
Des Moines reports frost Sunday and early yesterday in half a dozen places causing damage to crops vegetables and fruits. Burlington dropped to 31 degrees while Waterloo Boone and other towns reported killing frosts. Damage estimates have not been made.
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Des Moines
Burlington
Mercury
Waterloo
Boone
Presbyterian Sabbath School Class Dinner At Tina Shields Home
Miss Tina Shields will entertain her Sabbath school class of the Presbyterian church this evening at a dinner party at her home on North Marion Avenue. The Misses Ola Simpson Cen terville Ethel Nichols Stena Hansen Mary Feltus and Carolyn Rall were entertained at a 6 o clock dinner last evening by Miss Susie Morton at her home on West Jefferson Street.
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Tina Shields
The
Presbyterian Church
North
Marion Avenue
Ola Simpson
Centerville
Ethel Nichols
Stena Hansen
Mary Feltus
Carolyn Rall
Susie Morton
West Jefferson Street
Chas. Stuart
Richland
N. J. Burham
West Chester
S. H. Ross
J. Duvall
Harry Payne
Oakley
Rubio
Susie Edgington
Ainsworth
Miss Dodds
Oskaloosa
St. Clair Lewis
Hi. G. Dutton
Davenport
Alex Barr
S. N. Wolfe
Wyman
J. A. McCoy
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor meeting set after service
The regular business meeting of the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society will be held Wednesday evening after the preparatory service. All members should be present.
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Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
St James Sewing Circle Postpones This Week Meeting
The regular meeting is canceled for this week and rescheduled for Thursday of next week at the home of Mrs. John Bailey on the Heights with the St James Sewing Circle members.
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St. James
Burden Bearing Topic Meeting Set for May 31
The W. U. will meet at Mrs. John Taylor's home on Thursday May 31 at 2 30. The discussion centers on Burden Bearing Gal 6 1 2 with the topic Social Purity Work.
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John Taylor
Queen Esther circle elects officers at annual meeting
The Queen Esther circle held its annual meeting at Miss Dora Thompson's home. Devotions were led by Miss Uncle Shanafelt. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Miss Dora Thompson First vice Miss Maude Haines Second vice Miss Oacle Shanafelt Third vice Miss Aner Gardner Recording secretary Miss Nina Isenhart Corresponding secretary Miss Edna Klein Treasurer Miss Sarah Emmons Mite box secretary Miss Edith Chilcote Floral committee Miss Cordelia Klopfenstein Elsie Handy Ruth Miksch Ainsworth visitor N Easter observed city business here.
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Queen Esther Circle
Dora Thompson
Uncle Shanafelt
Dora ‘Thompson
Maude Haines
Oacle Shanafelt
Aner Gardner
Nina Isenhart
Edna Klein
Sarah Emmons
Edith Chilcote
Cordelia Klopfenstein
Elsie Handy
Ruth Miksch
Paving Contract Awarded for West Washington Street
The Des Moines Des Moines city council awarded the West Washington street paving contract to Magden & Sheely for 1.61 per square yard. Work to start around July first and be finished before December first using added macadam and a quiet coal tar filler. West Washington residents expect a beautiful street with improved parking once completed.
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Alberson
West Washington Street
Independent Construction Co
Peoples’ Construction Co
P. W. Clark
Davenport
Magden & Sheely
Des Moines
Funeral of James Underhill Ward
Funeral services for the late James Underhill Ward were held at 633 East Second Street this afternoon conducted by Rev. Elias Handy of the M F E church. G A R members attended in a body with pallbearers listed. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery. Link Hall, Don Wittman, and several locals were noted in other city business and visits. A wedding occurred this afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Rev Stryker between Perry Edward Wagamon and Lalla Be Gordon.
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James Underhill Ward
East Second Street
Elias Handy
M. FE. Church
John Buckley
Tom Berdo
Ed Bovee
H. W. Russell
John Bergquist
Howard Fulton
Elm Grove Cemetery
L. M. Samson
Santa Ana
Calif
J. A. Black
R. S. Suck
Wyman
Wilson Dougherty
Belle Center
Ohio
Reformed Presbyterian Church
W. R. Stryker
West Second Street
Perry Edward Wagamon
Kinross
Lalla Be! Gordon
Nira
Stryker
Wagamon
Wellman
Hooke
Vienna bakery offers coffee cakes and rolls tomorrow
Local notes report Chihak returning to Ainsworth, Lombardo back to Burlington after assisting August, and Academy people bound for Ainsworth Opera House. Plans for Memorial day subscriptions, carnival week travel rates, and various visits across towns are noted with multiple locals and exchanges.
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Vienna
Arlo Jones Severely Injured By Edger at Washington Mfg Plant
A Washington Mfg Co worker Arlo Jones lost the tip of his right thumb this morning when a machine called an edger caused the accident. The incident occurred around 1 pm and left him very ill, though he recovered some by afternoon.
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Arlo Jones
Washington Mfg. Co
Arlo
Memorial Day Observances Set Across City
Tomorrow is a legal holiday with no Journal issue. Memorial services are planned in city cemeteries in the forenoon and a memorial program in the opera house in the afternoon. Weather is hoped to be favorable.
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the Journal
Rev Harry Clayton Rogers to Preach at Presbyterian Church
Fort Madison pastor Rev Harry Clayton Rogers will lead services at the Presbyterian church Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at 7 30 and Saturday afternoon at 2 30 Members urged to attend and others invited to join the series
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Harry Clayton Rogers
Fort Madison
Presbyterian Church
Saloons Fail Under Aiken Tax in Cleveland
Agents for brewing companies report about 20 percent of Cleveland saloons shut down due to the $1,000 tax mandated by the Aiken law.
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Cleveland
McGovern Bests Britt in Ten Round Madison Square Draw
The McGovern Britt bout at Madison Square Garden lasted ten rounds with no decision under the rules. Many spectators felt McGovern had the better of the contest.
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McGovern the
New York
McGovern- Britt
Madison Square Garden
McGovern
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Lewis Contempt Case
Washington May 20 The Supreme Court declined to grant a petition to review the contempt proceedings of James Hamilton Lewis before Judge Humphreys in Chicago.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Humphreys
Chicago
Decoration leadership changes for cemetery sections announced
Old Soldiers assign immediate charge of cemetery sections to ten officers led by Col H Scofield in Section 1 and Capt W A Wilson in Section 5. L D Higgins departs for Cedar Rapids on business with Lee Scranton. Will Smock and Miss Laura Dupuis return to Keota after a city visit.
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Effie McIntyre
Omaha
Will Cailcote
R. F. Sullivan
Emma Ralston
Bickford
Monmouth
Old Cemetery
Col. H. Scofield
Henry Stichter
D. J. Palmer
Samuel ©. Gardner
W. A. Wilson
J. C. Boice
W. B. Bell
A. White
W. “. Warner
S. Folger
L. D. Higgins
Cedar Rapids
Lee Scranton
Oklahoma
Will Smock
Laura Dupuis
Keota
Judge Clements Opens Session Over Insane Patient Case
Judge Clements held court yesterday with many final reports. The major matter was Linn county versus Washington county regarding the care of an insane patient formerly from Linn county, taken under advisement.
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Clements
Linn County
Washington County
Foormerly
Curious Fashion Quirk Notes From London Truth
Curiosities of Woman describe how women and men differ in daily habits such as pinning buttons stirring tea and shoe alignment. The piece asks if these peculiarities can be explained and cites a London Truth observation on gendered behavior.
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London
Cash Your Checks Now for Security and Ease
Cash your checks to avoid stale items and bank delays. It helps you if the drawer is unreliable and is a courtesy to the payee. keeping checks uncashed creates clutter and hindrance for banking staff.
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Vooo
Stecks Watches
H. F. Steck
Washington National Bank
Iowa
Sociefy
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
Prop
Washington Street
Link Hall
Don Wittman
R. H. Rupyon
B. King
Pat Tobin
Cotter
Journal Office
J. L. Banks
M. A. Swails
Sidney Smith
W. J. Hamilton
Howard
Josephine Harmeier
Iowa City
Ella Montgomery
Nellie Smith
Crawfordsville
Mary King
Eva King
Peter McDo
Jesse DeMarco
Mrs. Dooley
Eldon
Will Chihak
City
Angelo Lombardo
August
Academy
Bob
Ainsworth Opera House
C. O. Goble
Columbus Junction
Marie Jericho
Kahoka
Earnest Dean
Vienna Bakery
Hale
Our City
Bert Mahan
Guy Ogle
Winfield
Allienne Holson
Grimne
Ida Bailey
Fairfield
Holson
Lewis
Washington, Iowa
REED
Ested
Choice
J.c.smith
Cash Grocery
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