Money Market Outlook Ties Up With Capital Demand in Europe
Henry Clews observes the global money situation showing ample liquidity but intense capital demand. He notes high rates and scarce new issues in the United States while Europe holds a large reserve of capital ready to invest in American enterprises with favorable terms, depending on rate levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
New York
United States
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Europe
Magnificent Exhibits Free at Waterloo Electric Show
The Iowa Electric association meets in Waterloo with free public exhibits in Citizens Gas & Electric Co buildings for three days. Twenty exhibitors from across the country present electrical apparatus in sixteen booths as lights turn on nightly. Demonstrations include a wireless setup by Walter Haines with AP dispatches and baseball scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Iowa Electric Association
Waterloo
Iowa Street Railway and Interurban Association
Walter Haines
Humes
Colon
Panama
Associated Press
Julius Andrea & Sons Co
Duncan Electrical Works
G. L. Simmons & Co
W. R. Garton Co
General Electrical Co
Iowa Historical Relics Authorized for Panama-Pacific Expo
Both houses approve resolutions allowing Iowa historical relics to be exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. The curator is authorized to prepare and ship portraits documents and objects for display with state approval and trustee consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Hawyeke
California
Panama Canal
General Assembly
Senate
House
Trustees
State Historical Department
State of
San Francisco
New People's Trust & Savings Bank Opens in Towa Falla
The People's Trust & Savings bank formally opened its new building in the business district on a Saturday evening. The modern facility features updated equipment and attracted many local residents who visited to inspect the bank and its features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Falla
People's Trust & Savings Bank
Electrical firms listed for exhibit space at fair
A group of firms including Minois Electrical Co and Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing Co plan an exhibit. Other named companies from Iowa, Waterloo and Fort Wayne may join if outside parties decline all space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois Electrical Co
Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing Co
Iowa Electrical & Machinery Co
Hitchcock & Humphrey
Waterloo
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
J.B. Terry & Co
Vacuum Electrical Cleaner Co
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Fort Wayne Electrical Co
Western Electrical Co
Hale & Kilburn Co
National X-Ray Co
Electrical Appliance Co
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Churchmen Give Most Liberally Benevolence Drive Sets Record
The First Methodist Episcopal congregation pledged 1042 dollars for benevolent purposes during yesterday’s service. The church’s share is 1400 dollars and Pastor Rev. William F. Spry expects to raise the rest without trouble. The church carries a heavy debt from its new edifice and continues the effort in earnest.
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First Methodist Episcopal Congregation
First Methodist Church
William F. Spry
First Methodists
Julien hotel fire losses under insurance adjustment
In Dubuque Iowa on April 21 adjusters near completion of fire loss settlement for Julien hotel blaze. The property damage is estimated around half a million dollars but insurance payouts and benefits to owners fall well short of that amount.
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Dubuque, Ia
Julien Hotel
Telephone operator Mary Rabasa dies by self ingestion
Iowa City April 21 Mary Rabasa a telephone operator committed death by drinking carbolic acid. She left a note citing ill health and a spiritualist prediction that she would leave home late in April.
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Iowa City
Mary Rabasa
Advertisement notice for payments and measurements
Beginning Wednesday April 23 patrons are urged to pay all dues at Dr. Bouldin's office 631 1-2 Commercial St over Asquith Bros Jewelers. The Nauman Co advertises screen orders and invites calls for measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Dr. Bouldin
Commercial St
Asquith Bros., Jewelers
O Keefe Home Destroyed by Attic Fire
Mrs Daniel O Keefe of 319 Randolph Street narrowly escaped as flames broke out in the attic stairway Saturday night. Firemen took two hours to subdue a top floor blaze causing about 1100 dollars in damage to the insured house. Investigators attributed the origin to greasy overalls left in the attic by Mr O Keefe.
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Daniel O' Keefe
Randolph Street
A. A. Dunham
Couple Weds at Soldiers' Home in Marshalltown Iowa
In Marshalltown Iowa on April 21 J Matthew McCord 68 of Waterloo and Rebecca Halloway 65 of Webster City were married at the soldiers home. Halloway had entered the home as a widow after John W Halloway died in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Soldiers’ Home
J. Matthew McCord
Waterloo
Rebecca Halloway
Webster City
Halloway
John W. Halloway
Open Meeting for Knights of Columbus Candidates
The Knights of Columbus will hold an open meeting at the K. C. hall on Thursday evening inviting members and prospective candidates. An informal program will be followed by luncheon and a smoker. Initiation is planned in May with an expected class of at least fifty candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Wolf and Man Battle for Life at River Bar
J R Young, a farmer near Valay Missouri, encountered a gray wolf that swam from Nebraska and sought refuge on a small sandbar in the Missouri River. The two fought for space on the bar with danger to both until further details were cut off in the readable text.
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Valay
J. R. Young
Missou River
Nebraska
Young Slays Wolf in Desperate Night Battle
Young, armed only with a club, faced a wolf in a fierce contest and killed it after a grueling struggle, delivering a decisive end to the danger.
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Young
Millions in the consent problem looms large for saloons
From a financial view the amount tied to a successful saloon consent petition over five years nears 4 million dollars. Brewers distillers and retailers would gain from twenty six saloons and a few wholesale establishments, based on an annual income of 860 thousand dollars cited by Editor Norris. The figure underscores the pivotal wets and drys dispute now before Judge Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Marshalltown
Sullivan Likely to Accept Offer for Appraisers Board
Des Moines April 21 Jerry Bo Sullivan seems inclined to accept the presidential appointment to the general board of appraisers. He returned from Washington and in an interview said chances favor acceptance, though he may hesitate to leave Iowa permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg Moines
Jerry Bo Sullivan
Sullivan
Washington
Baptist Pastor Valiant Leads Iowa Falls Session
Pastor A Valiant of First Baptist travels to Iowa Falls to chair the Iowa Baptist country church commission session. He led services in Dunkerton last night, delivered an address, and assisted in dedicating a new baptistery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo. BH
A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Iowa Falls
Iowa Baptist Country ‘Church
Commission
Valiant
Baptist Church
Dunkerton
Postmaster Shot Wealthy Farmer in Leon
In Leon Indiana on April 21 Karl Riley a Decatur postmaster shot and killed William Woodfid a 54 year old wealthy farmer three miles west of town Riley surrendered to Sheriff Lorey claiming self defense authorities report no other injuries the case hinges on self defense claims and ongoing investigation
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Leon
Karl Riley
Decatur
William Woodfid
Riley
Lorey
LOWA PATENTS GRANTED FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 14 1913
The office of Wilfred C. Lane reports patent grants to Jowansa for the week ending April 14 1913. Winners include William Morrison of Des Moines for a storage battery and separator, Charles A. Peterson of Ida Grove for a cultivator, Willam B. Baird of Burlington for a sanitary drinking cup, Henry Scott of Leon for an animal trap, Albert E. Baum of Waterloo for a heating radiator, Joseph H. Boller of Woodbine for a display tray, and Alwin W D Weis of Waterloo for a cell case machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Jowansa
Wilfred C. Lane
Crocker Building
Des 5
William Morrison
Des Moines
Charles A. Peterson
Ida Grove
Willam B. Baird
Burlington
Henry Scott
Leon
Albert E. Baum
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Iright Sky
Enry Clews
Mency
Expo
of Methodist Episcopal Conference
Julien
the Nauman CO
O'Keefe
K. C
Wolf and Man
Chicago
France
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Pennsylvania
W.w.richardson General Passenger Arent Plcc. & St. Ry
J.M. Chesbrough General Passenger Agent
Pennsylvania Co
Fecheihe Nethoo
Prial
Black Hawk Bank
WM. A. Conwell
First National Building
Lafayette Street
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