Harding's Part Biggest Puzzle
Des Moines April 11 Members of the Iowa house judiciary committee work on their Rathbon pardon investigation report and plan to present it early next week Likely the impeachment recommendation for Gov W Harding will be determined first while Havner matters wait for the governors case decision Advo cates for Harding dominated the secret session and opponents of Havner may withhold action until after the governor's fate is decided.
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Des Moines
Iowa House Judiciary Committee
Rathbon
House
Havner
Hinshaw Illness Delays Probe of Game Department
Des Moines reports state fish and game warden EC Hinshaw is seriously ill with influenza at the Methodist hospital, delaying a Iowa senate committee inquiry into his department. Rumors of possible resignation hover as irregularities are said to have been uncovered but details remain undisclosed. Hinshaw, appointed in 1912 and reappointed in 1916 by Governor Harding.
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Des Moines
Hinshaw
Iowa Senate Committee
Methodist Hospital
Reading Denies Cable Censoring by Britain to Swell Commerce
Lord Reading, Britain's ambassador, said there is no basis for Paris reports that British cable censorship favored British trade at America's expense. The statement addresses claims of suppression of commercial cables to boost British commerce.
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Reading
Britain
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lord Reading
Paris
Berlin Socialization Body Resigns Over Imperialistic Bureau
The entire Socialization commission resigns, announced last night, with Dr Kantzky an Independent Socialist blaming obstruction by the imperialistic economic bureau for failing to plan socialist reconstruction in Germany.
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Berlin
Pras
Socialization Commission
Kantzky
Economic Bureau
Germany
Iowa Senate Approves rail commission to fix street fares
Des Moines April 11. The Iowa Senate voted 30 to 14 to empower the state board of railroad commissioners to fix and regulate fares and service for street railway firms. The bill from the railroads committee is the first public utilities measure enacted and now goes to the house. Petitions for relief may be filed by patrons or the companies, with 39 days notice for a hearing.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Committed
Seek Delegates for Mississippi Valley Meeting in Chicago
A. J. Knapp of the Commercial club and C. F. Chase of the Chamber of Commerce seek delegates for a Mississippi Valley conference to be held in Chicago. All industries and firms interested in opening Mississippi trade to Europe via a New Orleans seaport are invited to participate. Information available from Chase or Knapp.
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Chicago
A. J. Knapp
Commercial Club
C.F. Chase
Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi
New Orleans
Chase
Mr. Knapr
Des Moines Raises Funding for Rainbow Division Welcome
The Iowa House passed a measure increasing the appropriation from 50000 to 75000 for a welcoming reception for the 168th Infantry Rainbow Division and other Iowa veterans. Des Moines becomes the official site for the event with funds mainly to cover attendees travel and related costs. Judge C W Mullan travels to Rochester Minnesota for an operation hoped to improve his health.
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Des Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
168Th Infantry
Rainbow Division
Iowa
House
Mullan III
C. W. Mullan
Tenth Judicial District
Rochester
Minn
City in Brief A H Haswell Returns from Chicago and Milwaukee
A morning report lists local happenings including A H Haswell back from business trips to Chicago and Milwaukee. It notes land sale by D C Knapp to John P Walker for 420 acres in Spring Creek township at 42000 dollars, and other local items such as residents traveling, army service, and community events.
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A. H. Haswell
Chicago
Milwaukee
D. C. Knapp
John P. Walker
Spring Creek Township
Mortuary Notices and Naval Departure Report
Funeral services for Thomas McDonnell will be Saturday at Sacred Heart church with burial in St John’s cemetery. Ephriam C Hersh, of 218 Barclay Street South, died this morning at St Francis hospital from typhoid. body at O Keeffe Teawne mortuary awaiting plans. The transport George Washington sails today from Hoboken to Brest with over 4,000 troops aboard.
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Thomas M'Donnell
Thomas McDonnell
Sacred Heart Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Ephriam C. Hersh
Barclay, Street South
St. Francis Hospital
O'Keefe & Teawne
Washington
New York
George Washington
Hoboken
Brest
Many Business Men Called for May Jury Trials
Waterloo and Cedar Falls leaders, professionals, and farmers were drawn for May term jury duty. The list includes A B Graham, W A Goodman, D S Ramage, J J Rice, W D McLaughlin, W W Urle, J B Shavewise, C E Brainerd, Albert Greeley, C W Banton, Henry Meyer, F R Fisher, J J Miller, W A Gentzler, Ben Stroebel, A A Bellis, Henry ee R M Knox, Henry Appel, H Kurtt, B O Monaghan, W W McFarlane, Edwin Hickle, and many others across Waterloo and Cedar Falls townships.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
A. B. Graham
W. A. Goodman
D. S. Ramage
J. J. Rice
W.d. McLaughlin
W.W. Urle
J. B. Shavewise
C. E. Brainerd
Albert G. Greeley
C. W. Banton
Henry Meyer
F. It. Fisher
Frank Wilcox
Orange
N. J
B. Eddy
Eagle
B. F. Smith
Packhawk
F. M. Sargeant
Semenoff Named Hetman Over Eastern Cossacks Under Kolchak
A newspaper in Harbin reports Gen. Semenoff has reached a pact with Gen. Tyvanoff-Rinoff of Admiral Kolchak. Semenoff to command a special far eastern corps and serve as hetman of the eastern Cossacks under Tyvanoff-Rinoff. Trans-Baikalia forces including Tungrisian and Buriatic troops unite under Cossack alignment.
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Prema
Harbin
Tt Ja
Semenoff
Tyanof-Rinoff
Admiral Kolchak
Omnis
Tyvanoff-Rino
Hinshaw declines reappointment as town game warden
Des Moines April 11 E C Hinshaw has declined reappointment as state fish and game warden and W B Albert of Lansing Ta a deputy named warden announced late today at the governor s office also five plants of Theodor Kundtz company closed at Cleveland affecting more than 1200 workers due to wage dispute and a general wage demand.
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Des Moines
E. C.' Hinshaw
W. B. Albert
Lansing
Cleveland
Theodor Kundtz Company
State checkers arrive to audit municipal accounts
Ed Whitney and Alen Mung from the auditor's Des Moines office arrived to audit accounts of municipal officers. The review covers the year ending April 1.
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Ed. Whitney
Alen Mung
Auditor’s Office
Des Moines
Bernbrock Returns From Kansas City Visit
H. G. Bernbrock arrived back after a business trip to Kansas City Missouri where he reviewed plans and equipment for the new Jefferson building slated for erection soon.
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Bernbrock
H. G. Bernbrock
Kansas City
Mr. Bernbrock
Jefferson Building
Austrian Workers Banish Raise Refusers
In Vienna on April 10 German Austria sees soviet influence grow and Donawitz iron works report 10,000 workers ousting managers who refused wage hikes. Coal miners may follow and workers consider seizing mines and appointing their own managers.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Munich
Budapest
Donawitz
Suffrage at League Hands Asked in Plea to Paris Commission
Paris date April 11 the women's deputation to the league of nations commission urged recognition of suffrage for women in the league covenant and world wide as civilization progresses led by the Marchioness of Aberdeen with Mrs Fannie Fern Andrews of the United States and Madame Bratiano present the group also urged suppressing traffic in women and children and creating education and hygiene bureaus.
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Associated Preas
Paris
League of Nations Commission
League
Marchioness of
Aberdeen
League of Nations
International Council of Women
Bureau of Education
Bureau of Hygiene
Fannie Fern Andrews
United States
Madame Bratiano
League of Nations Organization
Nebraska Roads Opening After Snow and Sleet
Nebraska rail traffic shows improvement after days of disruption due to recent snow and sleet storms. Swiss government grants permission for former King Ludwig of Bavaria to reside in Zizers for aged Catholic priests. Pittsburgh-Chicago express crashes into wreckage near Emsworth. Jungle dwelling Africans use drum code to transmit news over distances. Courier offers lost ad line with phone number.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Ludwig
Berns
Ludwig of Bavaria
Zizere
Canton of
Grisons
Ear Ringing Head Noise Remedy From Old Patent Suggestion
An old home remedy advises using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to relieve ear noises and hearing trouble. Four spoonfuls daily may ease nasal congestion and throat mucus, with the claim of quick relief and easy preparation.
Drastic Action Foreseen by Miners Over April Coal Purchases
United Mine Workers acting president John Lewin, after two days inspecting Pittsburgh conditions, says miners will take drastic action unless Director General Hines changes policy. He claims Hines contracts coal for April to buy May at lower prices, altering the traditional six month supply pattern. Irregularities in local industry are noted alongside memorials and community notices.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
John Lewin
United Mine Workers of America
Hines
Lewis
Quebec Wets Win Referendum With 110000 Majority
Montreal reports that the wet side leads with an 110000 margin as distant Quebec polls remain. Dry leaders claim a clear victory toward ending hard liquor, noting substantial gains though prohibition remains unfinished.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Quebec
Obituary notices from Bristow and surrounding area
In Bristow April 11 K D Rose left for the western part of the state to pursue real estate interests. Harlan bought an automobile last week. The April meeting of the WFM 8 was held Wednesday with 20 ladies present. Mrs H Stewart led, one new member joined. The text records illness, a stroke, and multiple family connections across generations including Estella Early and others, noting a long history of emigration from Germany and a 1880 move to Ackley as part of a broader obituary narrative.
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Bristow
K. D. Rose
Harlan
H. Stewart
C. E. Coonley
Rheingan
Wyoming
Rain of
New York
Lloyd Jones
Michael
Cyn
Memver
Soni Aeiafon
Thia Loomi
Will
Godree O
Estella
Sebtling
Sequearnsrovince
Hmidem
Germany
America
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Leslie Carney
France
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G. EB. King
Big Creek Township
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J. A. Francis
Pigeke
Mr. King
A. M. Palmer
Cedar Rapids Business College
David G. Maxwell
Maxwell
Munn Music Company
J. K. Munn
J. W. Brown
Cedar Heights
C. H. Read
Illinois Central Railroad
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P. F. Schside
Kolchak
Railroad Administration
Ackerson
Pibz
Washington, D.C
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Charles Piez
Cedar River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emsworth
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W. H. Birge & Sons Co
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Richardson
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J. A. McDowell
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J. B. Williams
Dr. G, Wl Young
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W. H. Ensign
Hopp&inton
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G. D. Ludeman
J. E. Heerts
Roos Brothers
Lillian Bennish
J. Bomen
Lamont Monay
G. D. Meyer
Ray Yost
Lessie Dutton
Mina VanMeter
Anne Idadamen
Bernice Gerhardt
Mazel
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Stockdale
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Manchester
Guy Blockdale
Laster Eckles
Raymond Tiedens
J. H. Siegel
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Arm and Hammer
Monarch
Hart
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Grant Ave
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East Fifth Street
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