Progressives in Iowa eye insurgent charge in Iowa race
Indiana Republicans praise progressives victory boosts Iowa sentiment for indorsing insurgent lawmakers. Dr Otis P Holmes calls for a Des Moines conference to unite progressive Republicans, urge Iowa insurgents in Congress be endorsed by the state convention, and push a primary fight to back Beveridge style policies. He urges Senators to tour Iowa and rally support for a convention driven by principle over offices.
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Des Moines
Indiana
Iowa
Beveridge
Washington
Otis P. Holmes
Kossuth County
Allison Memorial Monument Association
Grenville M. Dodge
Congress
Fepublicans
Dolliver
Cummins
Cumming
Iowa Telephone to Raise Capital to Ten Million
Des Moines April 6 The annual stockholders meeting authorized increasing capital stock from 4 million to 10 million to retire debt and expand business. Directors elected: Vale Guernsey Berryhill Yost Cook Hall Kauffman Mills McFarland. Officers named Yost president McFarland vice president Mason secretary treasurer Guernsey general counsel McFarland general manager Palm auditor. 1909 phones connected totaled 330451, a gain of 67366 for the year.
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Des Moines
The
Iowa Telephone Company
Theodore N. Vale
N. T. Guernsey
J. G. Berryhill
C. B. Yost
E. EB. Cook
Hall
B. F. Kauffman
P. J. Mills
G. McFarland
Mr. Berryhill
F. H. Griggs
Davenport
C. E. Yost
GE. McFarland
James B. Mason
G. E. McFarland
B. Palm
Fast infielder reports for duty in Waterloo
William Leard, a Booster recruit, arrived in Waterloo this morning and reported for duty. He hails from Utica, New York, and spent last season with Chattanooga, Tennessee. He plays infield.
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William Leard
Waterloo
Leard
Uticn
N. Y
Chattanooga
Tenn
Real Estate Transfers From Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Mary E Aldrich sells land in Cedar Falls to Lloyd S Alexander for 1. J J Tolerton and others sell land to Lloyd S Alexander in Cedar Falls for 1. Peter D Sweitzer sells lots in Waterloo to Sophia R Moore for 1. Cedar Valley Development Co sells lot 188 in Pleasant View to H E Froemming for 90 and Froemming lot 189 for 100. Stadlinger sells lot 8 in Waterloo to Peter Beck for 2600. Cowin et al sell lot 10 in Home Park for 1000. Hannah M Gushard sells lot 6 in Waterloo to Alice M Vaughn for 380. Jno A Wilson sells lot 4 and part of 5 in Cedar Falls to C H Rodenbach for 300. Nancy J Tilden sells land in 15-88-14 to Austin H Hollis for 4500. Edw Peters sells land in 19-90-12 to W F Smith for 9200. Jno J Emert sells land in 13-89-12 to Walker Myers for 140.
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Black Hawt County Abstract Co
Mary E. Aldrich
Lloyd S. Alexander
R. P. Speer
Cedar Falls
J. J. Tolerton
Lloyd ‘S. Alexander
Peter D. Sweitzer
Sophia R. Moore
Hammond & Hurd
Waterloo
Cedar Valley Development. Co
H. E. Froemming
Pleasant View
A. BE. Froemming
Win. Stadlinger
Peter Beck
Whitney & Sedgwick
Cowin
C. D. Pederson
Home Park
Hannah M. Gushard
Alice M. Vaughn
Gushard
Jno
Nancy J. Tilden
Austin H. Hollis
Edw. Peters
W. F. Smith
Jno. J. Emert
Walker Myers
Neal Institute three day cure for drink habit promises final abstinence
The Neal Institute markets an internal treatment claimed to cure drinkers in three days without injections. It promises to neutralize alcohol, remove cravings, and restore normal condition, offering a guaranteed contract refund if no perfect cure. Institute or Home Treatment options, contact details for Des Moines Iowa.
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Neal
Towa
Mutual
Neal Institute Co
Fifth St. Des Moines
Miss Adfeman's pin recovered after Rock Island wreck
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports the pin Miss Mae Hoffman wore when she died has been recovered. Special Agent Muir traced it to Estherville, where a man sold it for six dollars. Three suspects, including William Stacy of Chicago, are to be brought to Marshalltown for arraignment.
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Cedar Rapids
Mae Hoffman
Rock Island
the Gazette
Saga
Muir
Estherville
Rierson
Waterloo
Marshalltown
William Stacy
Chicago
Minneapolis
Union
Gladbrook
Stacy
Fielding
Giants Trade Herzog and Collins for Becker
McGraw stunned the New York Giants by trading outfielder Charles Herzog and infielder Collins to Boston in exchange for outfielder Becker. The deal, discussed with Boston officials in Atlanta, aims to balance Boston’s outfield depth and New York’s infield strength.
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McGraw
Herzog and
Collins
Norfolk
New York
Charles Herzog
Boston
Becker
Atlanta
Jonn Dovey
Fred Lake
Heston
Herzog
Bostons
Marshalltown Labor Revival Opens With Tuberculosis Talk
In Marshalltown a labor revival meeting opens with Prof A F Repfording delivering a lecture on tuberculosis. The union event runs nightly all week directed at workers and community members. A drugstore advertises a soda fountain sale as a bargain item.
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Marshalltown
Evening Press
A. FE
Repfording Town City
Rale
Ave
AL Smith Drug ‘Co
North Waterloo News Pivots Around Railroads and Storm
North Waterloo notes ICC staff changes and repairs, including George Crawford's illness and new boiler maker helpers. Train bulletins warn against long crossings delay while engine crews work across Iowa and Minnesota routes. Storm damage hits Wallace House with partial injuries, and locals fear frost harm to early fruit blossoms. Several residents plan a ten day trip to New Orleans for Shrine meetings.
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George Crawford
Columbia Street
Martin J. Cuthertson
Ilinois Central
N. J. Relff
East Fourth Street
Tiinals Central Railroad
Andrew Riehier
Illinois Central
Freeport
Charles Joles
I. C
Wm. Heln
Council Bluffs
J. A. Richards
Ackley
Iowa
W. A. Titus
Titus
Janesville
Round House
Taylor
Dubuque
A. Olsen
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Smith
Dobbins
Albert Lea
Favie
Minn
Henry Wagner
Epworth
Mies
Kline
A.ich
Aol
Ose Nwbuane
Tibbits Tailoring Company
Wallace
Saxon Street
North Waterloo
New Orleans
Imperial Council of the Noble and Mystic Shrine
F. A. Sporle
R. Ta. DeGan
C. B. Doxey
Flb
Lutas
A. Olson
W. F. Urneh
Open Text Book Bids On April 29
County education officials in the city confer with publishers on countywide texts. The board will receive bids on April 9 and a committee led by County Superintendent H A Moore and Supervisors Johnson and Rownd will examine samples. American Bank representatives are present. Assessors must file in Rainbow's office by April 19. A crop report from Washington township has been filed.
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County Board of Education
Hf. A. Moore
Johnson
Rownd
American Bank
Rainbow
Washington Township
Turkish Troops to Quell Big Revolt in Albania
Constantinople reports fourteen battalions ordered into North Albania to quell a revolt triggered by resentment against new taxes. Government officials fear instability as unrest spreads through the region.
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Constantinople
Albania
Boy Kite Accident Fatality Marks First This Season
A 10 year old boy named Tlarold Tayner died yesterday after a kite incident in Bash Bala Ithnaca S Va The boy was struck on the forehead by a hat that flew from another boy’s hands last week causing the fatal injury This is the season's first base hill fatality in the area.
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Bash Bala
Ithnaca
S. Va
Miss Patsy Shines In Waterloo Theatre Farce
Sewell Collins presents Miss Patsy by Henry W Savage at Waterloo Theatre to a filled crowd. Gertrude Quinlan's Miss Patsy and Laurance Wheat as Lieutenant Crawford lead a strong cast with sharp humor and stage flair. The company heads to Cedar Rapids after showing in Dubuque and Marshalltown visitors, with Lucile Geismar returning from a Sunday trip.
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Patsy
Sewell Collins
Henry W. Savage
Waterloo
Gertrude Quinlan
Meness
George Ade
Laurance Wheat
Paul Crawford
Mr. Wheat
Wid‘ow
Frances Ring
Blanche Ring
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
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Ble Conference OF Progressives
A News
Ana
Giants
Monu
Central Iowa Granite Co
Jefferson Street
North Waterloo and Railroads
Wilas. Pty
Waterloo Theatre
Helights
Lucile Geismar
Jeannette Smith
John Loeffel
Sunkist
California
Suntabel
Rogers
Wm. Rogers & Son
Clark Street
Chicago, Hi
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