Iowa Elects 1080 Officials in Largest General Vote
Governor Cummins issued the general election proclamation for November 3 revealing Iowa will elect 1,080 officials outside county supervisors, the largest number in state history. Electors, state officials, two Supreme Court justices, 11 congressmen, 29 state senators, 108 representatives, and six judges are to be chosen, with the new biennial law expanding offices. Also notes Rev. K Michels’ move from Washington to Burlington and Burlington’s recurring reliance on Washington ministers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
Supreme Court
General Assembly
K. Michels
Burlington
Washington
Michels
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Vrooman
Fisher Bldg
Chicago
Weekend Socials and Notices Across Muscatine Area
A collage of social activity from Muscatine and nearby towns includes Miss Pansy Minick assisting at a New York store, notes on visitors from Brighton and Des Moines, and several local arrangements. The item also covers legal news about the Gould divorce case, detailing alleged efforts to obtain false testimony and Mrs Gould’s statements on her drinking habits and social incidents in Egypt.
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Cecil Rogers
Leanna Swisher
Brighton
M. P. Miller
Chicago
New York
Harvey Erickson
Fairfield
T. A. Davis
Thompson Brookhart
St. Regis
Howard Gould
Jos. G. Murray
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Gould
Egypt
Mohammed Ali
Local News Roundup Shows Town Visitors And Opened Rail Line
Local residents report visits from Dr Laird of Ainsworth Mrs Lin Richardson from near Dublin and Mrs Milo Patterson of Lexington. Marty Beaver arrived from Ohio to buy horses while families from Titus Crawfordsville and Wayland spent Saturday and Sunday in town. St Paul railroad announced opening a line to Butte Montana on October 3 with limited service. Also adoffers for catarrh cure and local social visitors from Wayland among other notes in this town column.
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J. Laird
Ainsworth
Sexton
Lin Richardson
Dublin
Milo Patterson
Lexington
Marty Beaver
Ohio
St. Paul
Butte
Mont
Lombard
Montana
Chicago
Chicago Evening Post
Rumor About U S Fleet Seizure of Amoy Circulates
Local agitators spread word that the United States battleship fleet due in Amoy at month’s end plans to seize the city for use in a possible war against Japan. Alarm spreads as residents begin to flee Amoy.
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Amoy
United States
Japan
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