Two Iowa Senate Bills Target Personal Liquor Use and Shipments
Des Moines reports two proposed laws to tighten dry standards follow the Webb Kenyon ruling. Senator C W Whitmore with Attorney General H M Haver draft bills to repeal the persons consumption clause and bar liquor shipment by common carriers into Iowa, plus a West Virginia style limit on other import amounts. Opposition from some lawmakers is anticipated, with House consideration undecided.
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Des Moines
Senate
C. W. Whitmore
Ottumwa
Senator Whitmore
H. M. Haver
Attorney General
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Webb-Kenyon
West Virginia
Whitmore
Bensa
House
Iowa Guardsmen Face Repayment After Mustering In
Des Moines Jan 11 Volunteers who joined the Iowa national guard after the presidents call on June 18 must repay all federal salary received up to their muster into federal service. Troubling reports from Fort Des Moines say soldiers protest the ruling as unjust and patriotic slights.
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Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Fort Des Moines
Siard
Towa
Two Native Iowans to Serve in War Zone Medical Corps
Marshaltown Iowa reports two native Iowans will join Allied medical services in France. Roland Spears of Odeon Theatre fame and medical student Youre Spiers from Stanford university train to join American hospital and ambulance corps. Edward S Welles of Harvard medical department sails Feb 1 with Harvard surgical team. Wealthy San Francisco backers provide field ambulances and cover expenses.
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Marshaltown
France
Santa Monica
Cal
Boston
Roland Spears
L O. Speers
Odeon
Frances
American Hospital and Ambulance Corps
Youre Spiers
Leland Stanford University
Edward S&s. Welles
5. W. Welles
Los Angeles
Young Welles
Medical
Harvard University
Harvard Surgical Wall
Stanford
San Francisco
Ace
Frisco
Ruling on Pierce case appealed to Woodbury court
Des Moines Jan 11 The Industrial Commissioner A and Funka appeal in Woodbury county district court over the Bekins Van and Storage Sioux City case. The arbitration granted Mrs Pierce 5.17 weekly for 200 weeks and 100 burial expenses after her husband, a driver, was killed on company business near Homer Nebraska. The company argues the state has no jurisdiction.
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Des Moines
A &, Funka
B. Pierce
Bekins van and Storage Company
Sioux City
District Court
Woodbury County
Arbitration Board
Mra. Pierce
8 & Driver
Pierce
Homer
Neb
Tis
Town Industrial Commission
Cnse
Cumberland Woman Dies From Lamp Fire Injuries
Mrs C W Lopez aged 50 dies in Cumberland after a Baseling lamp accident. Fire started when the lamp fell and ignited as she tried to move it from a room. She is survived by a daughter.
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Burns
Faror
Cumberland
C. W. Lopez
Baseling
Bae
Iowa's World Fair Spendings Beating Prior Expenditures
Davenport report notes Iowa spent 5101,000 on the Panama-Pacific Exposition, with 537,000 returned in cash and 7,000 in furniture. Compared with state and city outlays in New York and others, Iowa's total costs were modest and the building cost was about 2,000. Legislators weigh removing guarantors to close the record.
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Davenport
Towa
Iowa Commission
Executive Council
Federal Assembly
San Francesaco
New York State
New York
Walis
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Chicago
General Assembly
Thirty-Sixth Assembly
Des Moines
Ioown
Smoke Fatal to Young Minister in Des Moines Fire
Des Moines reports the death of Rev. Harold Edward Ford, secretary to Bishop Barry Sherman Longley and editor of the Iowa Churchman, from smoke suffocation after he crawled through smoke to alert two aunts, Ellen M Ford and Louise W Ford, in a home at 1004 Twenty First Street. Firemen arrived soon after to rescue the aunts.
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Des Moines
Harold Edward Ford
Barry Sherman Longley
Iowa Churchman
Ford
Ellen M
Louise W. Ford
Seventeenth Street
Lone Gid War Verekax In Present Legislature
Des Moines Tan 11 George W Crozier state representative from Knoxville is the only G A R veteran in the thirty seventh Iowa General Assembly now in session. Crozier served in the seventh Iowa cavalry and is an attorney by occupation. At 72 he is the oldest member of either legislative branch.
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Des Moines
Tan
George W. Crozier
Knoxville
Towa General Assembly
Crozier
Towa Cavalry
Boggs Parole Hearing Postponed to February
Des Moines January 11 The case of E A Boggs of Waterloo applying for parole was postponed by the board of parole to the February period. Persons scheduled to appear yesterday were not able to come to Des Moines for the hearing.
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Des Moines
E. A. Boggs
Waterloo
Board of Parole
Dea Molnea
OWA Trainmen to Mark Legislation in Des Moines
Delegates from Iowa divisions of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and the Order of Railway Trainmen met at the Franklin hotel to draft a legislative program. They will stand guard at the state home, with Trainmen endorsing a uniform textbook bill to ease frequent moves and avoid buying new books for every residence point.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Snginenen
Iremen
Franklin Hotel
Yonday
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tralnman
Will Iowa Guardsmen Surmount Ruling Over Oath
Des Moines Jan 11 The First Iowa infantry about 1100 strong will be mustered out next Monday with wages paid for the last six weeks. War department orders require a new oath under the federal defense act before further federal aid. Adjt Gen Guy E Logan disputes the ruling and has appealed to Washington to preserve the regiment. A gas explosion at Attica injures Grant Maddy, 40 feet hurled, school building damaged.
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Des Moines
Fee
Uncle Sam
Iowa National Guard
Aese
Washington
Bartley
War Department
Adjt
Guy E. Logan
National Guard
Alan
Knoxville
Grant Maday
Attica
Maddy
Swamp Root praised by Kansas druggists in 1916 ad
Testimonial style advertisement shows Kansas pharmacists C. P. Barber & Son and G. O. Gwyn praising Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. Claims include long standing sales, patient satisfaction, and urging readers to write for a booklet. Mentions Buffalo and Waterloo Evening Courier, with offer of ten cent sample and physician endorsement.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Roemlaritty-cent & Physician
Re- N
Senate Committees Formed By Lt Governor J St Moore
Senate committees announced by Lieutenant Governor Moore set January 11 with chairs and members across Judiciary Appropriations Elections Educational Institutions Board of Control Suppression of intemperance Constitutional Amendments Railroads Telegraphs Public Utilities Public Schools Books Agriculture Highways Cities and Towns Insurance County and Township Affairs Motor Vehicles and Transportation Workers Dairy and Food Labor Manufactures Mines and Mining Public Health Commerce and Trade Penitentiaries and Pardons Corporations Military Affairs Public Buildings Senatorial and Representative Districts Public Library Congressional and Judicial Districts Printing Charitable Institutions Pharmacy Public Lands Floriculture and Forestry Rules Euroled Bills Retrenchment and Reform with numerous named members and chairs listed.
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Senate
J. St, Moores Wayr
Srans
Htmbal
Tchemnan
Engar
Army
Whitmore
Oversmeyar
Newberry
Hvatin
Thompaan
Ball
G Pe Hon
Kale
Price
Jayne
Groza
Uyington
Blephenson
Coburn
Chase
Bratley
Wilson
Yroudfaut
Sinbayy
I Pnanoxon
Keiner
Parker
Atule
Hvang
Gibson
Everameyar
Rateality
Yrive
Foster
Kingland
Mitchell
Byington
Wasdick
Henigbaum
Fellows
Proudfoot
Chane
Wester
Jackson
Helmer
Enger
van Alsting
Heidoegel
Jaffer
Ratolf
Adams
Smith
Meek
White
Lingty
Caswell
Greene
Electons
Jons
Adana
Thompson
le Compte
Laffer
Kimeball
Hyington
Yellows
Foukett
Haskell
Molduegel
Vogler
Hyle
Kimball
Voorhees
Stephenson
Fleck
Broxant
Board of Control
Eversmeyer
Man
Poskett
Fratley
Hulls
Weck
Warhees
Utcllif
Taylor
Mitchell Lal
Bawards
Baikenu
Grout
Fostar
Sreene
Lindy
Schrup
Telegraph and Telephones
Frenty
Baun
Holderxal
van Alatine
Deimer
Arnoy
Siroxam
Varhees
Publiq
Arnay
Melner
Balekema
Heldoegel
van Alaline
Jeckwon
Leffer
Arney
Vorhees
Bohup
Agriculture
Whiter
Balkema
Hale
van Alutine
Holdoegel
Everaimayer
Stephensen
Win Highways
Balkems
Evans
Edwards
Bull
Broxam
Lindly
Cities and Towns
Tule
Bailey
Hepigbaum
Wison
Tytle
Vaylor
LeCompte
Frailey
Foskett
Fish
Ithson
Lytle
Fallows
Workers Dairy and Food
Wards
Labor
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Fralley
Rate
Brit
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Witte
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Huskell
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Anstell
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Ratelite
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Proudifect
Searup
Reynolds Cheers Iowa Democrats
State Chairman Reynolds of the Democratic party issues a letter to Iowa Democrats reviewing the national victory and state defeat with optimism for the political scene. He praises President Wilson, notes vote gains in 1916, and commends Meredith while urging continued organization and unity for future elections.
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Des Moines
Reynolds
Democratic Party
Democrats of
Iowa
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Towa
Wilson
Republican Party
Wil Son
West
Holt
Wall Street
Meredith
Bir
Dunn
Hamilton
Shaws
Dow
Real Democracy
J. N. Reynold
Democratic State Centre Committee
Bromo Quinine Advertisement Claims Quick Cold Cure
Advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a genuine laxative and says it cures a cold in one day. It urges readers to look for the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and to seek signature of B. W. Grove. Priced at 25 cents and directs readers to the Want Page.
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B. W. Grove
Brantess
Clarksvit Kitchen and Busching Carl Scharptf
Forest Seitz and Walrath's Store are mentioned in a fragmentary item likely noting individuals and a business location in Clarksville. The readable text suggests a directory or notice referencing names tied to a local shop or listings.
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Clarksvit Kitchen & Busching Carl Scharptf
Forest Seitz
Walrath's
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Iowa Guardsmen
Kansas
C. P. Barber & Son
Torrence
Kingland and
Phil—Edwards
Klinball
Fuskeig
Chrep
Vore Hoes
Democrats
Pettijohn
Uaker Oats
1708
Railway Exchange
Pettijohn’s
HA. P. Andres Atlas Grocery
Wm. J. Becker
L. P. Bentley
Charles A. Berth Blim
Wrank Ciute
Karl Cone
Carson Bros. Ih
B. Dietel
C. HW. Eighmay
RT. Glessner
Oak Ars
Jefferson St
Logan Ave
Saxon St
Conger St
Miller St
Commercial St
Barclay St
Third Ave
Sycamore St
W. 4Th Se
Main St
Franklin St
F. E. Gormley
H. Gruener
Harry W. Harto
Bershberger Br
Geo. H Johnson & Hols Kenhood Grocer
Koxberg & Sons
Hi. Krensky
Krueger
Behr Lynch Margadant Bros
Marsh & Core
Matthias & Watt
Meisch & Piat Thes
Meisch
Randolph St
Fourth St
Fails Ave
Nond & Forest
Grant Ave
Modern Grocery
Mosher Bros
North Waterloo
A. Ogline
Payne & Reynolds
Sam H. Pinkerton
Fred G. Rath
Riekena & the Ely Sarberg
Schmidt
Sinnard Bros
Stonard
Jack Sinfield
Spazello
W. E. Stoner
Stroebel's Grocery
East Fifth St
Lafayette St
E. 4Th St
West Fifth St
4Th St
Fowler & Franklin
West Fourth St
Independence Ave
W. 4Th St
B. 4Th
Lee KR. Swinehart
Walt & Buxton
George Weichold
Laura Willian Remney & Hazen
Baltimore A
Comerard & Sullivan
Lafayette
W. Sn Ave
Clarksville
Shell Rock
mecGregor Bros
Millington Newcomb Grocery
Shel Rock
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