Bill Headlines Sweep Iowa Senate Actions
The Iowa Senate introduced multiple measures including party line rules in judiciary, a new employer liability law expanding coverage and compensation, a companion textbook selection bill for counties, a governor controlled peace officer bill, and a plan to fund repairs to the old Capitol. Additional items cover appointive court clerks, senatorial district reapportionment, and a prohibitory amendment with swift committee passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Whitmore
Ottumwa
Senate
Frailey
Lee County
Board of Arbitration
Broxam
Ratcliffe
Montgomery
Hiu
Old Gapevol
Byington
Iowa City
Biule
Mason
Cit
Grout
Waterloo
House Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Farmers Institute at Hudson Jan 23 24 program
The Black Hawk county farmers institute at Hudson lists sessions January 23 1917 with topics Beef Production educational benefits of the District Farms and dairying new ideas in Dairying social organization in rural communities and architecture. January 24 1037 covers cooperation between the farmer and banker what the draft horse is doing for America tractors for farm work hog feeding experiments in hog feeding domestic science road building and needed legislation and an evening lecture. Also notes currency and ethnology curiosities about catalog prices and the origin of the word lens.
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Black Hawk County
Hudson
R. M. Gunn
Chas. E. Hearst
W. W. Marsh
HM. A. Smucker
Geo. McKay
Tara A. Hawie
J. & McGlade
T. C
B. Sedgwick
America
Waal Crownover
Ees
H. A. Jetmore
Ames
J. M. Erward
Iss
Hawk
Thomas H. McDonald
J. W. Holland
Skagway Opposes Daylight Saving With Nightlong Day
New York January 19 The Skagway Commercial Club sent a letter to a local committee saying residents cannot cooperate with daylight saving because in summer there is daylight all night with a brief midnight dawn. Yukon residents report so much daylight that chickens must be blindfolded to roost.
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New York
Alaska
Skagway
Oh The Charm Of Beauty Stuart Wafers Restore Complexion
An old advertisement urges Stuart s Calcium Wafers as a cure for pimples blackheads and facial blemishes by cleansing impure blood. It claims dramatic skin improvements and urges readers to buy at the druggist for 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Wants to Cure Self of the Drug Habit
Harry Shannon, 36, waived examination before Justice Kepford and bound over to the grand jury on grand larceny charges for stealing dentist A. W. Adams's gold. Assistant county attorney Walter K. French led for the state. Shannon reportedly admitted guilt and said imprisonment might help break his drug habit, using stolen funds to procure narcotics during idle time after injuring his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shannon
Tustica
A. B. Kepford
Shannon
A. W. Adams
Kepford
Walter K. French
Rival Held as Oklahoma City Murder Ties to Obscene Mailings
Oklahoma City January 18. John M. Couch is jailed in Guthrie charged with killing Nellie M. Dunn a Wheeler School teacher and Rowland D. Williams music figure. Couch allegedly had harassed Dunn and sent obscene letters. a fatal shooting followed a confrontation in the school corridor and Williams was wounded and died later.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
John M. Cough
Guthrie
Nellie M. Dunn
Rowland D. Williams
Miss Dunn
Couch
Ang T Jo
Wil- Nome
Williams
Williamée Waa
Ftrachel Desorehs
Lucile Lesiie
Wheeler School
Miss Leslie
Jlies
Dysart News Briefs Include Weddings and Fires
Dysart and nearby towns report a string of events from January including weddings of Henry Klink and Katie Pippert, Andrew Gonnerman and Vera Vogeler, plus house fires at the John Struve and Will Sproll homes. Visitors travel to Toledo for a forestry session and Omaha relatives depart after a four week stay. A slip accident injures Mrs Mery Vaupal in South Dysart. regional church events and a Cedar Rapids Evangelical convention are noted.
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Dywart
Sohn Moirse
Omaha
Iowa City
Tom Thiesen
Will Zobel
Julius Schaffer
Toledo
Will Moreau
Evangelical Association of the Cedar Rapids
Evangelical Church
Dysart
Mery Vaupal
South Dysart
Sidswalke
Henry Eckhart
P. A
Henry Klink
Katie Pippert
Court House
Vinton
Temple
Methodist Church
Martha Solk
Adam Fippert
Dreart
Fred Klink
Om Om Farm
Andrew Gonnerman
Vera Kathryn Vogeler
Ashton, Jr
Ashton
Marsh
Jacob Gonnerman
Charles
Lena
Rail Situation is Unique Says Banker Powers
Dr. W W Powers returned from Pittsburgh to warn that U S railroads face an unprecedented crunch with both freight and passenger traffic exceeding capacity. He cited Chicago shortages, 85 percent car allocations, and efforts to reclaim cars, plus ahead reservations and trains yielding track to livestock and coal, causing hours of delays.
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United States
W W. Powers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Dr. Powers
Woman's flirtation sparks fatal shooting in Waukegan feud
William Paul shot and killed Lou South, a resident of North Chicago, after refusing to end his flirtation with his brother's wife. A feud erupts as guards protect the jail awaiting trial. Authorities report tensions rise amid cross-town accusations and a potential attack on the North Chicago jail.
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Waukegan
Lil
Wiliam Paul
Lou South
North
Chicago
H Itm
Smith
Ina
Po- Hee
Bia Wifs
Wauke Ben
Paul
Smith Fy Keing
William Orpet
Marion Lambart
Sharif Griffin
Jin Skrovanos
Crpete
Tony Sapaigakis
Stock Prices Today at New York Exchange
Special wire reports show mixed closes for urge of U.S. stocks in New York trading. Entries include American Sugar American Car and Foundry and others with varied percentages and prices, reflecting a fluctuating market on January 14.
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New York
American Car and Foundry
Amer
Oan Locomotive
Volte Ansconda Copper
Atchison
Pteer Tees Ee
Beldwin
Baltimore and Ohio
Bathleham Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeaks
Ohio
St. PL
Fudd
Escues Colorado
Corn
Crucibie Breez Erie
Tee General
Moccuria Vilinole Central
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Farmers’ Institute
Dresden
Germany
Bureau of Ethnology
Washington
Buchanan's
U. S. Estes
East Park Presbyterian Church
Louis Wagner
Marble Rock
Tle
Mrs. Peterigi
Laverne
John, Kubty
B.C. Taylor
Okla Lucke
Clifford Knode
St. Francis Hospital
W. Ducker
Bremer
Ruth
Wentworth
Waverly
Alrs
J. J. Galloway
Mr. Galloway
Oklahoma
New East High School
C. W. Chapman
Marion Chapman
Palm Beach
Fla
F. T. Price
Molstein-Friesian World
Syracuse
N. Y
Istrang
A. W. Wolff
Summitt Avenue
Wolff
Amelia Gutzman
William Wagner
Wisconsin
Clyde Munn
Kenneth Cook
Big Lake
Nminn
L. Murray
Franklin Street
Murray
Fannie Hileman
T. A. Bits
Bloomington
8. Turner
Lake Mills
Archie Stewart
Manly
Art Suite
Bridge Street
D. R. Rowley
Stitz
W. 3B. Nauman
Royal Union, Mutual Life Insurance Company
Edward Wendt
New London
Conn
Wendt
Agnes Taylor
Hemmerling
Catherine Hemmerling
Hazel Steward
George L. Steward
Carrie A. Ward
Lee Tt. Ward
F. M. Jenkins
Harrison Atrect
Fonds
G .M. Whitney
Jenkins
Whitney
G. L. Coshing
Robert Iagar
St. Charles
Dave Maxwell
Ben, Lichty
Smith, Lichty & Hilman Company
Filis Hotel
Edward Gorman
Cadillac
A. Mortis
Sioux City
Davenport
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall
Ane
Tey
Moeller
Vernon Seebask
Tlt
Gunnerman
John Struve
Dytart
Whi Sproll
Milton
Brad Rampton
Des Moines
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
National Statuary Hall
Japan
M. Corning
Waterloo Poultry Association
Seash Hall
Exch Ieee
Hulls
Nan
Costo
Oocen
Falan-Boliman Co
East Fourth and Water Streets
Moxtoan ‘Patrotaum My Ksanstit
Migsourt
Central Northern Pacific
Vonnaylvania — Entlog
Hiden Paeltia
Slatha Steel Western Union O
Breese Westinghouse Electric
Whitelee Photo Products Co
Stsvare-Slamenn
Farrison
Pine Business
Care Courier
Boal Estate
Yor Hales Mearly
Prospect
Bnio
Feather Ca
Guireshey
USA
Aldino
Weall's-Mart
Arso
Warwick
BLACK
Namsook
Dalntiy