Blame on Physicians Highlighted in Drug Law Debate
Mason City August 5 Iowa druggist association leader argues for laws to place physicians under same restrictions as pharmacists. He cites Boylan law model from New York and urges stronger state board powers to curb narcotics trafficking and protect addicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa Druggiste
AL J. Rillmer
Iowa Retail Druggists’ Association
Killmer
Lowa
Hillmer
State Board of Pharmacy
State of
New York
Town Talk Hints at Social Visits and Local Improvements
Town gossip notes visits among Davenport Waterloo and Mesdames and Miss Ward while Mrs Pinkerton welcomes a nine pound son at Presbyterian hospital. City improvements accelerate with paving sewers and sidewalks, Mullan avenue lighting completed, and concrete foundations laid for asphalt pavement as contractors push work citywide. Licensed entries include Edger Jones of Wairport and Clara Knoche of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pinkerton
Presbyterian Hospital
Pew Mullan Avenue
Bryant
Highland
B. Leekington
Edger Jones
Wairport
N. Y
Clara K. Knoche
Cedar Falls
Local Want Ads Include Houses For Rent And Sale
Mixed notices list properties including a modern 2 story 4 bedroom house with finished downstairs near a school and car line. Descriptions mention a residence at 246 Maple and a corner lot with paid frontage. price around 4900. Real estate firm Pommer & Co at 606 Jefferson Street handles inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deatanie
F. B. Philip
Clare—Woods
Hileman & Garner Moor Co
Leland
Black
Joe Reels
M. A. Ponmmer & Co
Jeffers
Japan plans limited protection for British colonies in East
Tokio reports Premier Count Okuma stating Japan would guard British colonies in the east if needed but would not send ships or an army to Europe. He expressed regret the United States could not mediate and warned that continued war could destroy Western civilization. Naval activity rose after Britain Germany conflict and German and Austrian officers sailed to San Francisco on the Korea.
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Tokio
Japan
Count Okuma
United States
United Stars
Great Britain
Apa
Europ
Korea
San Frenclaey
United States Relief Ship Set To Sail Tomorrow
Washington announces the armored cruiser Tennessee will sail for Europe with gold to aid Americans, joined by North Carolina likely, while North Carolina carries extra funds to Mediterranean ports. Congress quickly approves a 2.5 million dollar emergency appropriation to support army and navy facilities and charter ships. Secretary Garrison seeks ships on Pacific and Great Lakes to bring Americans from Europe via the Panama Canal, with neutral lines considered if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Tennessee
Europe
North Cirolink
North Carolina
Mediterranean
Wilson
House
Bryan
McAdoo
Senate
White House
Garrison
Pacific Coast
Panama
Rvanal
Great Lakes
Bristow Defeated in Kansas Senate Nomination by Curtis
In Topeka a primary returns party Curtis leading Bristow by a safe margin. Curtis predicts a statewide victory by 14,000 votes. Hodges, Capper, and Allen secure gubernatorial nominations with Hodges already former governor, Capper editor of the Topeka Capital, and Allen editor of the Wichita Beacon. Victor Murdock nominated as Progressive U.S. senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
United States
Joseph L. Bristow
Charles Curtis von
Garry
Curtis
Bristow
George H. Hodges
Olathe
Arthur Capper
Henry
Allen
Wichita
Hodges
Kansas
Capper
Wichita Beacon
Progressive Oarty
Victor Murdock
House of Representatives
Williams resigns from foreign relations committee
Washington D C Aug 5 Senator John Sharp Williams resigns from the foreign relations committee citing hesitation to back the administration's mediation policy and a protest over perceived corruption in ship purchases. Melchoir Court to meet with initiations and dancing. Ten Thirs play carpenters at Cedar River Park Sunday.
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Washington, D. C
Alor
John Sharp Williams
Melchotr
Melchosy Court
Tribe of
Ren Hur
Soashhaib
Cedar River Park
Chicago Serbs Plan Church Fund For War Effort
Orthodox Serbians in Chicago's West Side aim to replace their aging 41 1906 Fowler Street church with a stately new edifice. The Rev Bava Voyvodich says saved funds of 411 000 will start the project, but war needs may divert resources to Serbia’s defense. The old property valued at 12000 would be mortgaged if called, and church vessels could be melted for bullets for soldiers.
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Chicago
Chitagd
le Stone
Fowler Street
Paul
Bava Vayvadvich
Serina
Servia
Turkey
Voyvodich
Saltillo Meeting Fails in Object Saltillo Meeting Fails in Object i Paso
Reports from Saltillo reveal Villa’s bid for independence and army reorganization under Carranza’s former war secretary Valdez Angeles while negotiations for peace and transfer of Mexico City to constitutionalists collapsed. Carbajal commissioners lacked negotiating powers. no face-to-face with Carranza occurred. Washington notes confirm failure to secure unconditional surrender.
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Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Villa
Weliie Angeles
Carranza
Saltillo
Mex
Washington, D. C
Carbajal
Tate
State Department
Pastor Northrup Preaches On World War Crisis
Rev A d Northrup of Grate M B Church discussed Europe war developments with congregants. He interviewed local advisors to offer causes and events behind the crisis and argued God remains sovereign even as war brings suffering, countering millennialist views.
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A. d. Northrup
Grate M. BK
Dawn
Northup
Wilsons Long Illness Worries Officials
Washington Aug 1 President Wilson has been at his wife's bedside almost constantly for several days and officials fear a prolonged illness. The first lady fell ill last March and is reported to be suffering from nervous ailments. The president, while at her side, drafted a message to European leaders urging peace discussions. Few in the White House expected Mrs Wilson to worsen, though no formal announcement has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DO. C
Wilson
Warburg and Delano Passed by Committee
Washington Aug 5 Senate Banking Committee recommended confirmation of Paul M Warburg of New York and Frederick A Delany of Chicago to complete the Federal Reserve Board.
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Washington, D.C
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Frederick A. Delany
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Canada Crops Ruined by Hail Across Saskatchewan Area
Word from Waterloo to locals says a disistrong hailstorm began Saturday afternoon in Saskatchewan. Telegram from G Strayer at Drinkwater reports crops destroyed and one owner, George St Strayer, says land was wiped clean. No heavy losses noted nearby. storm extended north of Joiteau.
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Waterloo
Saskatchewan
Canada
G. Strayer
Drinkwater
George St. Strayer
James Patterson
Joiteau
Quick Relief For Americans Abroad
New York on August 6 report that J. P. Morgan & Co have secured from the Bank of France, through the Paris branch Morgan Harjes & Co, five thousand dollars in gold to be placed at the disposal of Americans abroad lacking funds due to the war. Additional gold may follow to meet urgent needs.
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New York
J. ?. Morgan & Co
Bank of France
Paris
Morgan, Harjes & Co
Last Heard From in Switzerland
Miss Bertha Shutts of Iowa college, sister of Mrs. J. F. Simpson, sailed June 20 with Miss Millard for a pleasure tour via Switzerland. Cards from Switzerland on July 22 mention no unsettled conditions. They left Switzerland for Munich and have not yet been heard from. Fear grows they are in Germany or may travel to Italy to return home. They kept cash and checks, but anxiety rises over cashing cheques.
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Bertha Shutts
Iowa College
J. F. Simpson
Fremont Street
Millard
Switzerland
Andud
Misa Shutta
Munich
Germany
Italy
Rumors of Vaterland Converted for Provision Transport
New York Aug 6 Rumors that the Hamburg America Vaterland now in port is being prepared as a provision transport gained credence today as an extra guard was posted around her dock and details of a possible departure were refused. Reports said other German liners in port may be provisioning and coaling for the same purpose.
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New York
Czar Peace Note Sent to George V
London reports publish King George V’s telegram to the Russian emperor urging removal of misapprehensions to keep peace talks alive. The Russian reply says Germany’s war declaration ended mediation, citing Russian mobilization and Germany’s lack of mediation. The emperor asks for continued support from Britain for Russia and France.
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George V
London
George
Germany
Austria
Russia
France
Local theatre manager moves to city to live
W I Myers recently relocated from Cedar Rapids to manage the Palace theatre and has invested in the theatre company. He plans to move his family here as his moving picture business grows. Mrs Myers is skilled in harp, piano, and pipe organ.
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Cedar Rapids
New Palace Theatre
W. IL
Myers
Organ Enthusiast Plans Theatre Pipe Organ Debut
Mr. Myars, a firm believer in liberal and persistent newspaper advertising, expects to play the fine pipe organ in the theatre later. He credits his advertising spend since arriving here with bringing great benefits and aiding the success of high class feature films for which his house already has a wide reputation.
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Myars
Special examination for eighth graders set Aug 13 14
County Superintendent Myers announced a state approved special examination for eighth grade pupils on August 13 and 14. The test will be held in the Manual Training building to enable all capable pupils to participate and demonstrate their abilities.
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Myers
Courier Classifieds Promote Free High School Tuition
The Courier notes the profitability of its classified advertising and urges readers to take advantage of free high school tuition offers. The snippet highlights marketing as a means to attract customers to classifieds.
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Davenport
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T. Buchanan
Lisbon
Ohio
J. Tuthish
Minnesota
W. N. Young
Melcom Montgomery
George Duke
South Haven
Mich
A. Elaus
Barclay Street
Teske
Esther Reusch
je—Thinemisen
East
Oal
Senator Bristow
Senator Williams
Syndicate Building
Mag
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Delano
Burch
Wright & Peters
SM West
Streek
H. Krensky
Commercial
National Clothing Co
East Fourth Street
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Swift
Phont
Pen
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