Fleet's flagship sails to umpire land war game
Seattle leads U S fleet for Honolulu maneuvers with 40 000 aboard to simulate capture of Oahu. Admirals Coontz and staff aboard will judge battles against Army National Guard and Navy forces during five major exercise phases. The voyage includes Honolulu via Pago Pago then to Australia.
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Silent Hour Proclaimed For Elwood Haynes Funeral
Kokomo Indiana April 14 United Press records Proclaimed by A A Burton Burrows calls on automobile plants and accessories across the country to cease work during Elwood Haynes funeral Haynes father of the horseless carriage who died at 68 from heart disease after influenza illness Funeral time to be announced and is expected at the Haynes home in Kokomo Haynes born October 14 1857 in Portland Indiana built his first automobile in 1894 and founded the Haynes automobile company after testing engines and towing a vehicle outside Kokomo to demonstrate its power
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Washington
No Traffic Cops in Japan Kendall Says Writes of Beauty
Former Governor Kendall notes Japan has few traffic officers and no express regulations yet injuries are rare. He visits Kyoto Yokohama Tokin Nara Nikko Kyoto Osaka Kobe and praises temples and the cryptomeria trees near Nikko. He observes Japanese culture and refined tastes while touring the world.
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Agsted
Des Moines
Louise ‘Thompson
Hammill
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Nara
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Kobe
Rare coins on display at Waterloo Savings Bank window
The Wyant collection, started in 1883, features an almost complete set of American pennies, large copper pieces, Civil War fractional currency, German marks, Utah exchange slips, Colonial paper money, and a guest ticket to the 1892 Republican National Convention in Minneapolis. Heavy wind damage swept across Indiana with collapsed poles and damaged homes in Sullivan Kekoma and Fort Wayne.
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Utah
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Indianapolis
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Kekoma
Fort Warne
Fire Alarms Respond to Several Blazes in City
Firemen were called to three incidents today including a residence on Washington Trail and another on Wilawood Road where a blaze caused slight damage. A grass fire near Ridge Road and additional alarms at multiple addresses prompted firefighters to respond to ongoing blazes around town.
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Morren
Washington
Cheese Men con game nets $6000 claim
A report from Seattle details a scheme by two men posing as cheese manufacturers who tricked a Wisconsin resident out of funds and fled with a satchel of cash. Police describe the incident as a fraudulent sale setup leading to a theft at a warehouse, while another brief item cites a separate fire-related loss in Wilkes-Barre with property damage and a reported arrest.
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Wisconsin
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Iowa Retail Gasoline Tax Set To Take Effect
Des Moines reports Iowa prepares for a 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax applied to all fuel sold by retail dealers. Tax applies to gasoline in state storage and in tanks, with placards required showing regular price tax and total cost. Exemptions cover gasoline in automobile tanks and tanks entering from tourists’ machines.
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Sioux City Journal
Winterset
Madisonian
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Johnson
Poison Gin Blamed in Johnson Death in Sioux City
Relatives of Liste Bergeron general superintendent of the Johnson district company in Sioux City condemn the investigations into his sudden death. An analysis of a bottle of gin found in the Bergeron home disclosed the poison.
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Sioux City
Liste Bergeron
Johnson Uiscuit Company
Herseran
New Postal Rates Go Into Effect Tomorrow
New postal rates take effect tomorrow under the postal pay and tax law passed last year. Rates apply to letters and government postal cards with revised stamps including half cent and one cent denominations. The schedule covers all postal forms and operations as approved.
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Mets
White Side County trial on bootleg farm case proceeds
Morrison April 14. Judge Larson weighs motion to suppress search warrants in the Reilly farm bootleg charge as trial of James Reilly set to begin today. Prosecution faces potential handicap if warrants are quashed amid ties to E W Voespel and Lyman Voespel in Davenport and Clinton connections.
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Whiteside County
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Reilly
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Iowa
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Simon Levy
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Garden Plain Township
Small Girl Saves Another From Leap Through Window
In New Hartford Iowa on April 14 Geraldine Reeve three and a half years old restrained Mary Corrigan five from leaping from a second story window. Louis Damm rushed upstairs to help and pull Mary back before harm occurred.
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Mars
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Walter Bishop Services Held at O Keefe Towne Funeral Home
Walter Bishop’s services were held this morning at O Keefe Towne Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. J. Arthur Young of Fires M. E. Church. Burial plans to follow, with surviving relatives listed in the published notice. he is noted as the sole grandchild.
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Des Moines Briefs Highlight Local Health and Trials
Reports from Des Moines note J N Ding Darling recovering from peritonitis after sitting up for a fourth day. Former mayor Yount denied a new trial amid a damages award to Jeane Jovich for injuries from a mayoral raid. Des Moines police chief Cavender named to a WCTU conference in Edinburgh. Notre Dame totals for Drake Relays announced.
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Yount
Valley Junction
Jeane Jovich
Burlintgon
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Jamie Cavender
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Scotland
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Notre Dame
Department of Music
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P. G. Clapp
Sioux City
Brew Fletcher
First Baptist Church
Iown City
William C.thompson
Ohio State University
Charles R. Brown
University
Yale Divinity School
Band of Monahan
American Legion
National Legion
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Hans Schumaker
Roofing shingle fire test defended by Dunkelberg Leeper firm
The Dunkelberg Leeper company released a statement defending a recent fire test of roofing shingles. L C Leeper said the test was fair and impartial for all grades from asphalt to red cedar, with all materials tested equally to assess fire resistance. He denied any trick or partial testing and noted wood shingles held up surprisingly well. He also invited inspection at offices on Fifth and Bluff streets.
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L. C. Leeper
Fifth
Bluff Streets
Women must bow to male domination, says Harriet Upton
Harriet Taylor Upton warned at the Iowa League of Women Voters convention that masculine domination would persist for at least a century. She cited plans for a campaign to amend the Iowa constitution to strike the word male from legislative qualifications, to be voted on at the next election.
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Des Moines
Harriet Taylor Upton
Iowa League of Women Voters
Iowa
Landlord Demands Rent as Youths Claim No Heat
In municipal court a civil action involves John T. Mahtoon versus Selig, Matt, and J.C. Beem. The case centers on a rental dispute over heat denial and alleged eviction from a club’s quarters, with the defendant asserting lack of heat as the core defense.
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Loiday
John T. Mahtoon
Selig
Matt
Fuder J.C. Beem
Padtogkel
James Anderson in Secret Visit Raises Alarm Over Waterloow
State witness James Anderson, sought by officers, burst into Walter Bishop home at 9 am after claiming men were pursuing him. He delivered a letter to the county attorney and claimed illness from mastoid trouble after visiting a bank and a hotel. Police later traced him to a Mulberry street room, where he rested then left.
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Frank Bishon
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Mulberry Street
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Incomplete Sunday Evening Paper Money Exchange
A fragment recounts a Sunday evening scene where Mrs Lewis describes Anderson paying a fee with three one dollar bills and a fifty cent piece, and returning other bills to his pocket. The excerpt ends with uncertainty about the total amount he had.
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Lewis
Probe of Miami Horse Racing Sparks House Resolution
Tallahassee April 14. A resolution by Charles Taylor proposed an investigation into horse racing and alleged gambling at Miami, Florida. The resolution accuses the Miami track of operating in violation of the law and alleges Dade county officials neglected to prosecute those guilty.
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Princess Bertha Cantacuzene Engaged to Bruce Smith
Announcement from Washington April 14 states Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, a granddaughter of U S Grant, will marry Bruce Smith of Louisville. The engagement is confirmed by Prince Michael Cantacuzene and Princess Cantacuzene. wedding date not fixed.
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Cotton Consumption for March Rises, Census Reports
Washington April 14. Cotton consumed in March totaled 582 674 bales of lint and 58 845 bales of linters, up from 550 132 lint and 50 598 linters in February and from 485 540 lint and 41 197 linters in March last year, the Census Bureau announced.
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Cedar Rapids station cuts gas price another two cents
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 14 An Independent filling station cut the price of gasoline by two cents this morning to 16 1 2 cents It marks the second two cent reduction since last Friday Analysts expect other firms to resist further reductions and no price cuts are anticipated from competitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Ulster Parliament Convenes With O'Neill Speaker
Belfast April 14 The newly elected Ulster parliament met and elected R W Hugh O'Neill as speaker after members took the oath. Nationalists and Republicans did not attend.
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Ireland
R. W. Hugh O'Neill
Prisoner Drinks Poison in Jail Suicide Attempt
Howard Williams of Chicago, serving six months for forgery in Washington county jail, tried to kill himself by drinking poison left for physicians. Prompt measures saved his life.
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Chicago
Marriage Licenses Listed for Waterloo Cedar Falls and Tampa Names
A roster of marriage licenses includes Floyd E. Bentz and Bertha E B Krider with associated locations Waterloo Cedar Falls and Cedar Falls. Other names include Bernice Ayers of Waterloo, William A Saucek of Treer, Ray Fleirman and Gladys Seery of Waterloo, and Clifford G Schultz of Tampa. Mae G Wangler appears linked to Waterloo with unclear details.
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Floyd E. Bentz
Thornton Bernice Ayers
Waterloo
William A. Saucek
Treer
Bertha EB. Krider
Cedar Falls
Ray Fleirman
Gladys Seery
Cliford G. Schultz
Tampa
Mae G. Wangler
Antiquities of Frank M Shores Offered at Private Sale
Frank M Shores has a large collection of antique articles including furniture over a century old, some claimed to date back 1500 years. The sale begins Thursday at the Shores Transfer Company offices at Park Avenue and Bluir Street. The items include candle molds, oak bark chairs, wooden hearse collars, ancient bears, sleves with horsehair screens, and other relics of bygone days. Also notes of a separate crime report from Kingsport, Tenn. about KKm Wegner’s capture after a deadly shooting of two policemen and wounding another near Speers Ferry, Va.
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Grown Nail Turns Right Out Itself
A drugstore antiseptic marketed for chiropodists named Gutgro claims a few drops in the nail crevice reduce inflammation and pain. The product supposedly toughens the tender skin, guiding the ingrown nail to turn outward almost overnight.
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