Four Important Iowa Legislation Up for Senate Action
Des Moines April 7. The Senate will consider the Savage resolution to appoint a sitting committee and likely pass it. Several measures face passage, including state aid for education, a female suffrage plan, daylight saving, and workers compensation. A big discussion centers on suffrage and the Chase bill. A proposed State Fair reform would abolish the state board of agriculture and replace it with a governor appointed three member commission with tight bookkeeping and shared oversight.
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Des Moines
Senate
State Aid of Education
Kingland
House
Miller
Whitney
Robinson
Capitol
Spaulding
Grout
Griffin
Iowa
Mattes
State Board of Agriculure
Govrnor
Cyclopedia bargain extended by Waterloo paper
The Waterloo Evening Courier extends a two day sale of Everybody's Cyclopedia a five volume reference set normally $12 now $2.35 finally. Coupons clipped from the paper prompted overwhelming demand and out of town readers may receive the set by express for $2.34 with shipping paid by the receiver. The offer is urged as a must have at home school and office.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Express
Six Cents Awarded In Soo Line Foot case
William Thomas of Birchwood was awarded six cents by the court in Shell Lake for damages after his child was reportedly hurt on a Soo Line train from Rica Lake to Birchwood on a very cold day last winter. The suit, filed in Couderay, was heard at Shell Lake.
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Couderay
Wis
William Thomas
Birchwood
Soo Line
Waas
Rica Lake
Shell Lake
Dayton flood horror witness tells of grisly scenes
Rev. Trev. KR. E. Graves, pastor of the First United Brethren church, described the Dayton flood from his escape and marooned refuge. He recounted helpless women and children, a river of water, a whirlpool, and the deaths of rescuers, amid reports of ghoul activity and a later morgue scene with unidentified bodies.
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Trev. KR. E. Graves
First United Brethren Church
Dayton
Graves
Ohio
Mr. Graves
Mission of Mercy
United States
Junk buyers to be arraigned on underage purchase charge
Two junk buyers, B. Schultz of 19 Commercial Street and Max Rotten man of 1404 Commercial Street, will be arraigned in police court this afternoon on a charge of buying from bars under 17 years of age without proper license or authorization.
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B. Schultz
Commercial Street
Max Rottman
Sage and Sulphur hair remedy restores color
A vintage ad promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to turn gray or faded hair back to natural color, cure dandruff and itching, and halt hair loss. It sells at drug stores for about 50 cents. buyers dampen a strand at a time and see results by morning, with fuller, glossier hair after a few applications.
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Wyeth
Adve
Saya
H. W. Taggart
Local Police Raise Several Suspects in Weekend Arrests
Rattman faced arrest Saturday and Selhultz detained this morning on charges linked to theft and abuse involving a car and a 81x teen. A lead on the stolen tire extends to the Blak Jey property on Mourilh street west. Spader Arrested. Willard Eddy, 15, held for speeding but released soon after. Four drunks held, two arraigned, two bonds forfeited. At the Majestic Gracie Emmett leads a vaudeville bill with Mika Emmett and company, snowshoe dancing, and top acts like Ward Bros. Berkley lawn props and Pros city park feature in the ad.
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Rattman
Selhultz
Selhult
Mourilh Street
Spader
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Buch
Associated Press
Gen. Wood
Canada
Manitoba
Frank H. Hewitt
Des Moines, Ia
Tenenra
Real Rogers
Rogers
Woods Bros
Friczes
N.B
B. J. Johnson Soap Company
Milwaukee, Wis
Sitesm Senate
Wangler Bros. CO
East Fourth Street
Willard Eddy
Gracie Hmmett
Comedienne
Mika Emmett
Mrs. Murphy
Fred
Eva Mozart
Ward Bros
Boys
Manocles
Majestic
Other
Anthony
Ross
Shaw
Berkley
Poet Hills
South Street
Tome
Leland Ave
East Front
West Fifth Street
Hammond Ave
Carine
Logan Ave
Broadway Junction
Cortlandt Street
Mulberry Street
Frankin Street
Beat
James Gardiner Company
First National Building
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