Auto Mishaps in October Record by Highway Commission
Des Moines reports October traffic totaled 655 automobile accidents in Iowa with 29 fatalities and 642 injuries. Five deaths occurred at railroad crossings and 24 on highways. The warning list details numerous fatal highway crashes from Sept. 30 to Oct. 22 across many towns, plus railroad-crossing incidents and nonfatal injuries from preventive counts. Total accidents reached 555 with 642 injuries.
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Towa
State Highway Commission
Chas. O
Otto
Boone
Jennie Doylen
Pomeroy
Bert Bowermaster
Fairfield
Miss Claire Barnes
Bloomfield
I. L. Warley
Onawa
Clara McKinstry
Gaave
Maurice Kilcher
Vinton
Acy
Bla Ransom
Sioux Valley
W- H. Byerly
Marshalltown
Wm. M. Fisher
Orrumwa
Frank Smith
Burlington
Denison
J Johnson
Paul Sutherland
Davenport
Alexander Duw
Unm
Kingsley
Fred Whitney
Clarion
Albert Pullen
Clarinda
L.S. Deveny
Ottumwa
W. M. Johnson
Humboldt
Marie Gardner
New Hampton
John Costolecky
Montezuma
Ray Moore
Adair
Floyd D. Lowenberg
Chas. Brinsmaid
Stailford
Tony Mitchell
Lohrville
Alfred van Auken
Cedar Rapids
M. L. Barrett
Missouri Valley
Ben Comstock
Mildred Moore
Ames
Dubuque Reports November Arrests Rise in Intoxication Cases
Dubuque December 7. Police records show only 107 persons were arrested in November, with 78 charged with intoxication. For over six months the intoxication arrest count has been rising, indicating a persistent social issue in the city.
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Dubuque
Monthly Charge Rate Increases Each Month
The report shows that with every passing month the percentage for this charge rises. Analysts attribute the uptick to compounding effects and ongoing policy adjustments.
Hotel Swindler Powells Arrested in Dubuque
C W Powells alias G W Moore, a noted hotel swindler, was arrested by Detective Fury in Dubuque while attempting to fleece clerks. He denied guilt but charged with disorderly conduct and fined 39 dollars plus costs. He pretended to seek change for a 100 dollar bill then moved on to another hotel.
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Dubuque
C. W. Powells
G. W. Moore
Fury
Powells
Baker Urges Reform of Military Academy Admissions
Secretary Baker's annual report urges replacing presidential and congressional selection with government prep schools feeding West Point or Annapolis. It reviews Mexican border tensions, National Guard mobilization, and ongoing recruiting shortfalls due to high wages and labor scarcity, noting a rise in enlistments mid 1916.
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Gen
Scott
Garrison
Columbus
N. M
National Guard
Washington, D. C
Congress
West Point
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Socretary
Caminetti Warns Against Yellow Peril
Washington D C July 7 Warn ing against a threatened migration of western Ayla to the United States is in the annual report of Commissioner General Anthony Caminetti of the immigration service. The report says wartime conditions will ease but stops to head off the flow must be taken before transportation interests begin to call the weld for their business. It notes immigration from the far east remains problematic and current systems do not promise improvement and enforcement of the Chinese exclusion law is inadequate.
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Washington, D. C
Doe
United States
Anthony Camberdh
Imigration Service
Immigration and smuggling faced in legislative notes
The report notes that Japanese admission should be amended to freer terms under a pending Burnett immigration bill. It also states that smuggling of Chinese has been vigorously combatted, with amateur smuggling largely stamped out.
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Burnett
Anya
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