Indian rival factions clash as Moore blinded by lye attack
Cedar Rapids Iowa January 20. Albert Moore 26 a favored Tama Indian leader was blinded after Amos Morgan 47 threw lye in his face during a reservation dance. Morgan and Moore, leaders of rival factions, were placed under technical arrest by U S deputy marshal M L Healy. Moore accused of assault with intent to injure and Moore charged with contributing to the delinquency of Morgan's wife. The attack followed tribal tensions over powwow profits.
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Cedar Rapids
Albert Moore
Tama
Iya
Amos Morgan
Beth Moora
Morgan
M.L. Healy
United States
Morgan Jig
Miovre Ig
Healy
Eveniing
Reger Jration
Moore
Morgen
H. M. Carpenter
Carpenter
Althe
Iemon
Beau Brummel
Snd
Wve
Tie
Morgana
Lye
Marshal Healy
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Promotes Safe Cough Relief
Mothers seek a reliable non narcotic remedy and Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound has stood as a top cough medicine for fifty years. Children favor it and testimonials from parents across towns attest to its soothing effect on young coughs without dangerous narcotics.
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Foley
Pence
van Belle
Penroy
Mont
Three Generations of Cousins In One Iowa Family
Mason City Iowa January 20 Mrs W L Mott describes a remarkable family pattern starting with Anderson James and Benjamin Groves who married sisters Sallie and Nancy McManus. Each had sons Barney James and William Groves, who both married sisters Irene and Elizabeth Farrell, producing Bert James and George Groves. The two families then wed sisters Dora and Lettie Atkinson, yielding two more sons. All the way, cousins married cousins yet no one married a direct relative.
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Mason City
Wmrs
W.L. Mott
Anderson James Andenjamin Groves
Iowa
Unioun Mills
Sallie
Nancy McManus
Barney James
William Groves
Irene
Elizabeth Farrell
Bert James
George Groves
Des Moines
Dora
Lettie Atkinson
Christ's religion cannot be marked by calendar days
Ames Iowa January 20. That through the ages Christianity will emerge triumphant was the belief of Fred B. Smith New York business and religious leader in the closing of a three day series of all college religious meetings at Iowa State college symnasium. He urged that the final test of a religion lies in its morals and warned against judging Christianity by the calendar. The meetings, under the Council of Christian Associations, drew 2500, with expenses paid by contributions.
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Ames
Fred B. Smith
New York
Iowa State College Symnasium
Smith
Altho
Jesus Christ
Council of Christian Associations
Iowa State
Freezone corn remover promises painless relief
An advertisement asserts that applying Freezone to a corns delivers instant relief with no pain. It claims the druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents and promises the corn or callus can be removed without soreness or irritation.
Social Union Dinner Broadcast by Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterians in Greater Kansas City will hear a program from Kansas City on WHB radio Thursday evening January 22 at 8 o clock. The social union dinner addresses will feature Dr. Henry C. Swearingen of St Paul and Dr. Guy L. Morrill of New York City. Swearingen discusses general tasks of the church, Morrill speaks on The Rising Tide of Stewardship. Two-baritone solos by Prof. Luther A. Richman complete the program.
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Kansas City
Sweeney
WHB
Social Union
Presbyterian Churches
Henry C. Swearingen
St. Paul
Guy L. Morrill
New York City
Swearingen
Presbyterian Church
Morrill
Selog
Luther A. Richman
The
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College Attends Conference
Mr. Richman will be accompanied by Prof. Thomas Wowara Annett of Northwest Missouri State Teachers College Maryville for a departmental conservation event. The pair represent the college in the Northwest Missouri region.
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Vole
Conservatory
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Maryville
Richman
Thomas Wowara Annett
Rome Forum Converged 24 Roads Totaling 62904 Units
The forum in Rome served as the convergence point for 24 roads and their branches during the era of the Roman Empire. Together they measured 62904 Roman Iriles in total length.
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Forum
Rome
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Case Report
Macon Georgia woman Mrs Headden recounts severe symptoms during the change of life. After two weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained mobility and strength. The ad notes a nationwide canvass with 98 percent reporting benefit and that the product is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Headden
Macon
Georgia
Lydia E. Pink
Mia
F. B. Heappen
Holt Avenue
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Tama Reservation
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Gospel of Nazarene
Denmark
Uehene
Abe
AM Frank
Clothiers
E.fourth Street
Bishop
Ellis Hotel
Pullman
Chicago
H. Howard
Gdmesal Agee
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