Iowa Republicans Control Both Legislature Seats
Des Moines reports the Iowa legislature will convene with Republicans holding 59 of 50 senators and 84 of 100 in the House, enabling party control. The session will organize, hear Gov Shaw’s final message, and proceed to elect U.S. senators, with readiness for measures on compulsory education, normal schools, and the St Louis expo.
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Iowa Marriage Notices and Regional Updates
Miss Hazel Beardshear of Ames and Mr. L M Chambers wed with parental consent clarifying it was not an elopement. Chambers, a mining engineer, graduated from Iowa State College last year. Also reported, a Dubuque death, bank openings, a Penn college lab fire, a Chariton suicide, Burlington deaths, and a large farm fire near Larrabee destroying livestock grain hay and machinery.
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Iowa City
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Iowa Falls Judge Joins State Supreme Court Bench
Member of Supreme Court Judge S. M. Weaver of Iowa Falls has joined the state supreme court after 13 years as a district judge. He succeeds Judge Josiah Given of Des Moines in the higher judiciary.
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Military Staff Names Appointments By Gov Cummins
Gov Cummins announces state military leadership appointments Adjutant General Melvin H Byers from Glenwood Quartermaster General John C Lopez from Des Moines Inspector General John R Prime from Des Moines Commissary General Hugh B Hedge Surgeon General Wilton W McCarthy Judge Advocate General Charles G Saunders Council Bluffs General Inspector Small Arms Practice W E H Morse Algona Chief of Engineers Edward G Pratt Des Moines Chief Signal Officer Charles B Crail Fairfield Military Secretary Joseph Beeson Oskaloosa
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Glenwood
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Des Moines
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Council Bluffs
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Algona
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Fairfield
Joseph Beeson
Oskaloosa
Homestead Exempt in Bankrupt Rafferty Case
Judge Shiras of the federal court in Dubuque ruled that the family homestead left to Rafferty heirs is exempt in a voluntary bankruptcy. The decision held that the homestead remains exempt from creditors as part of the bankruptcy proceeding.
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Rafferty
Jealous West Union Clerk Slays Fiancée then Suicide
Homer M. Neff a former county clerk and owner of the West Union electric light plant murdered his former fiancée Miss Rose Falls in her room at the Commercial hotel. He wounded Emmet Sullivan, the rival in her affections, and then killed himself. The community reels from the shocking crime.
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Iowans Lead Colony Venture to Isle of Pines
A large party of 23 Iowa farming families from Spirit Lake and Fairfield sails to the Isle of Pines off Cuba to establish a tropical fruit growing colony. Leader Mr. James says all Iowans will enter fruit raising and aims to make the isle a famed site worldwide.
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Murder Mystery Grips Audubon County Farmer Case
News in Brief reports the murder of Lars Axelsen, a wealthy Audubon county farmer found dead at his home. Anton Leitner is introduced with unclear details about involvement or motive as investigators probe the case.
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Audubon County
Anton Leitner
Jake Lantz
Warren County
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Albia
W. T. Swales
Wellman sees historic holiday trade and growth signs
Wellman reports the best holiday trade in town history with new purchases and prospects of brick blocks in spring. Notables include J M Bottomfield aged 80 seriously hurt after a fall, And Downing & Laren shipping horses for southern markets as well as local social and church events.
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