Arbitration is proven in Iowa workmen case
Des Moines reports the first arbitration under the Iowa workmen compensation law decided the sunstroke claim was not caused by the job and the laborer was denied compensation. The Moose lodge funded the man’s case. the insurer’s lawyer from St Louis defended. The panel was unanimous. Meat prices rise in state purchases appear arbitrary with beef up 4 percent and bacon 13 percent, despite no clear cause beyond wartime effects.
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Europe
Iowa Veterans Unite On Palmer Encampment Bid
Des Moines August 28 Iowa delegation leaves for Detroit to attend the national encampment. Col David J Palmer a past department commander is the Iowa candidate for commander in chief with strong backing. several states field candidates increasing competition. Iowa hopes to secure the top post given its active history. The field includes Charles W Blodgett Frank O Cole Orlando A Somers and T H Seward. outcome hinges on regional support and ticket balance.
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Charles W. Blodgett
Ohio
Frank O. Cole
New Jersey
Orlando A. Somers
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
T. H. Seward
Manson
Louis Murphy resigns as Telegraph-Herald editor in Dubuque
Louis Murphy, longtime internal revenue collector for the town, resigns as editor of the Telegraph Herald after twelve years. Personal differences with the owner cited as cause. He had covered his connections yesterday. His father, the late John S. Murphy, served with the paper for thirty years.
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Louis Murphy
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Telegraph-Herald
John 8. Murphy
Woman of Mystery in Wartime Hallucination
Muscatine Aug. 28 a woman picked up by police and held at the county jail is described as demented. Her statements show a hallucination that she is captive in a Servian prison with fear of death in the war. She refuses food, was forcibly fed, and sent a letter to a Idaho brother claiming Serb arrest. She cites a Silvis Illinois home but withholds the address.
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Pocatella
Idaho
Vanada
Silvis
20 000 000 FOR IOWA FOR THE ASKING
Des Moines reports the National Currency association will issue up to 20 million dollars in emergency currency under the Aldrich Vreeland act. Banks may apply with approved securities. Miller aims to enroll 250 to 306 banks with capital totaling 30 to 40 million. Also notes a Des Moines search for James Wilbur Hawn and Robert Grant Hawe, heirs to a 20 thousand dollar estate, and a lightning strike in Hopkinton kills 22 Jersey cattle owned by Patrick Troy, with losses estimated at 1200 dollars.
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Miller
Des Moines
James Wilbur Hawn
Robert Grant Hawe
John J. Dyer
New York
Iowa
Hopkinton Tropkinson
Jersey
Patrick Troy
Here
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Troy
Monster Watermelon for Waterloo Elks Feast
A giant 93 pound watermelon arrived from Weatherford Texas and was sent by Cedar Falls businessman George Hughes. Elks lodge members plan to carve it for a feast Saturday evening, crowning what may be the summer’s largest fruit seen in Waterloo.
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Cedar Falls
The Little Lady and the Silent Goodbye
A mother scolds a child to stay in her room, and the little girl proclaims she does not love her mother. In sorrow, the child dreams of an angel and later longs for her mother as the home holds a dark, quiet room and a missing kiss. The narrative follows a child grown, still haunted by the plea I do love you. Tomorrow’s tale is “Two Ways.”
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Iittle
Little Lady
Ang
McClure
McDougall
Co-operative Club
McDougall Co-operative Club
Picnic Tomorrow at Chautauqua Park Draws Large Crowd
Tomorrow’s old settlers picnic at Chautauqua Park is expected to attract a very large gathering with old settlers their families and friends welcome. A noon dinner will be served after which reports and officer elections will follow. Local talks and a musical literary program are planned with no lengthy speeches.
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