Oldest Iowa Lawyer William Graham Keeps Busy at 89
Dubuque resident William Graham, born March 2, 1831 in New York, has practiced law in Iowa since 1856 and in Dubuque for 52 years. He remains active with dictations to his stenographer, maintains his Presbyterian faith, and continues to advise clients even as colleagues retire.
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Dubuque
Altho
William Graham
Pear
Ubuque
Mr. Graham
Graham
New York State
Montgomery
Orange County
N. Y
William and
Habnabh Graham
Senate
Litchfield
Conn
Montgomery Academy
Union College
John J. Morell
Newburgh
Booth
Delbuque
Jackson County
Harriet Watson
Supreme Judges of
New York
Catskill
United States
Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Handcar Thieves Sell Rides on Chicago Streets
Two unidentified men stole a handcar from the Pennsylvania Railroad and operated a passenger line from Stoney Island avenue to South Kedzie avenue on Sixty third street at ten cents a ride. Police received reports, the machine was not found, and the theft was reported to authorities.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixty-third Street
Stoney Island Avenue
Soldiers' Insurance Reinstate Window Extended to 18 Months
Discharged soldiers gain 18 months to reinstate lapsed insurance, up from nine, per Sergt L H Imig after Davenport lectures. War risk bureau official A C Rayfield says policy can convert to government coverage without physical exam. Reinstatement requires payment of the lapse month’s premium and the month of reinstatement.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Sergt
L. H. Imig
Davenport
May
A.C. Rayfield
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Washington, D
Stricter Guard for Tokio Amid Socialist Pressure
Authorities raise gendarmes in Tokyo due to Socialist activity and ban most Socialist meetings. New York state statistics cited as 625,009 under tighter surveillance. Sever motor cars or more than ten percent of meetings of Socialists are prohibited.
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Tokio
Associated Press
New York State
United States
Saturday Bargains in Hosiery and Fabrics
A newspaper ad lists Saturday specials across sections including Children's Fancy Socks, Ladies Silk Hose, Men's Silk Lisle Socks, and assorted fabrics. Highlights include 39¢ socks and 66¢ silk hose, 25¢ to 50¢ fabric bolts, and assorted sale items like lawn sprinklers and brooms.
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Lamb's
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