Educated Women and Reform Plan for Prison Labor
Iowa Attorney General George W. Cosson urged vocational training to reduce white slavery and crime. He proposed a state reform plan including a 2000 acre prison farm or draining large lakes, with prisons building brick and providing labor for a modern system. He spoke at a Methodist university event tied to social reform efforts.
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Iowa City
George W. Cosson
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Young Men's and
Young Woman's Christian Associations
University of Iowa
State University
Beldoin
Cosson
Iowa
Mr. Cosson
Alumni Day at Falls College Celebrates Society Reunion
Alumni Day at Falls College featured a morning reception for old members and an afternoon program in the auditorium. The Cecilians performed with music and oratory including Len Too Meys 18 University and the New Penology, with Dr. Fred Sage and Ida Festenbeck among officers elected for 1913 1914. The event closed with an alumni luncheon and society demonstrations in the gym.
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Cedar Falls
Aot
Guilmant
Israel
Edward Elgar
Bargiel
F. H. Cowan
Grace Gail Giberson
Fred Sage
Len Toomey
Mise Ida Festenbeck
Bertha Edwards Vaughn
Emma Ridley Colgrove
H. C. Cummins
Davenport Financiers Will Furnish Money for Lighting Bonds
Cedar Falls June 10 Special The council accepted a Davenport firm offer to fund the municipal lighting bonds at 12 percent for five years with 5 percent for unused portions. The bonds will finance the new lighting plant ordered by voters last spring, after a Chicago firm’s bid was rejected.
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Cedar Falls
Elacme Lighting
Collin & Co
Chicago
George M. Bechtel
Davenport
Bernbrook Backs Uniform Shade Trees Aimed for Iowa Cities
Waterloo representative H O Bernbrook pledges to push a uniform shade tree bill for all sizable Iowa cities. He cites Waterloo’s tree-lined streets as proof of value and says last session failed due to misinterpretation of tree removal clauses. He remains optimistic about enactment and statewide adoption.
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H. O. Bernbrook
State Assembly
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Hawkeye
Iowa
Iona
Sickness Widens at Waterloo Hospitals Amid Overflow
An unusual surge of illness fills Waterloo hospitals this week. Both Presbyterian and St Francis hospitals report crowded wards and overflow rooms in use. Physicians treat a growing number of patients as the city battles a wave of sickness.
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Ahmy
Cedar Falls
Adies
Burton Minigh
Twin Falls
Idaho
Maude Bozarth
Sioux Falls
Edith Chapman
Nashville
Tenn
Marriet Kramer
Houston
Texa
Chris Hangen
Warrensburg
Willis Pell
Valley City
F.O. Smith
Christene Thoene
Milwaukee
Joy Harmon
Garden Grove
Cal
Bertha Stiles
Kibbing
Minn
Ruth Wright
Yankton
Alle Robinson
N. C
Grace Rogers
Wattsburg
Wash
Vera du Bois
South Omaha
Ella Paulger
Seattle
Luella Wright
North Yakima
Joe Britton
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Missionary Couple Speak on Africa in Iowa Tour
Mr and Mrs Smith, Christian church workers, have had experiences among Africans that will interest Americans. Currently on a fur lough in this country, they plan a speaking tour of Iowa to promote education.
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Christian Church
The Brilliant Stars of June and Foley's Remedy
The item touts Mars Venus Saturn and Jupiter as morning stars by June end while praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the constant remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims June colds may become bronchitis or pneumonia but Foley's product prevents this. Sold by all druggists.
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Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
Public Endorsement for Father John’s Medicine in Fall River
Mr. and Mrs. Handel Hobson of 46 Holden Street Fall River Mass report their four year old son Joseph improved after using Father John’s Medicine. They praise the remedy for health, vigor and a cure of cold and lung troubles. They recommend it to others and invite readers to mail one dollar for a large bottle to Carleton Lovey Company Lowell Mass if unavailable locally.
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Fall River
Mass
Handel Hobson
Holden Street
Father John
Joseph
Handel Hobgen
Carleton 8. Lovey Company
Lowell
Jaeggi resigns from Fifty third Town regiment
Captain A M Jaeggi of this city resigns as adjutant to Col H A Allen Des Moines commanding officer of the Fifty third Town regiment He leaves to devote time to business interests and to alien mission work in Latumbe Africa Ta June 10 After twenty eight years in the Iowa National Guard Captain E H A Murphy of Company C Vinton is named to succeed the Dubuque man.
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A. M. Jaeggi
H. A. Allen
Des Moines
Jaeggi
J. F. Stampfer Co
Herbert Smith
Latumbe
Africa
Dubuque
H. A. Murphy
Company C
Central Church of Continuous Service
Vinton
Iowa National Guard
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Roy
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Elizabeth Hughes
Wheeler
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la- Rise
Marion McFarland Walker
D. LL Murphy
Anna McGovern
nMran
Brian Condit
H. H. Seer
Fey
Irene Piper
Waverly
Leo
Epartin
Col Agin
Henry YI
W. W. Pat
Francs Th. Anges
France
Lester “Thames
George Zim
Duke of Luckir Grosz
Duke de Longenevitt
Rex Hat
Charles Drande Guarde
Len Too
Sip Fouwin
Crskodtre
Carl Erite
Catvendish
Welger
Spi
Eugene Sharp
Adam Judson
Neham
Lester Ary
Somers
Henry
Jeeer
Charles Kram
Teadhurst
Royal Hind
Howard Thaston
Jasemn Gr. Gannerson
Royal Head
Arthur McMahons
Larry
Erches
Merritt
Mies Hussey
Pan
Company M
Co. M
Rosamond Wilbur
B. H. Williams
M. Wilbur
Franklin and
Fifth Streets
D. W. Fahs
Presbyterian Church
Olive and
Fifth
Leslie H. Hughes
Mary Georgina
Webster City
ELKS
Burlington
Waterloo Elks
Sufperg
Iditar Porresen
the Gazette
Daughter
Os Whittes
Nebraska
Davenport Financiers
Boone County
Falls
Grace Tucker
Boone, In
Boone
Sara Rice
Effie Schuneman
Miss Tucker
Ida Fesenbeck
College Hill
Lillian Goodwin
Goodwin
Rock Island Road
Rock Island
Manly
Manley
Rockford
Hale
Independence
F. Z. Hale
J. E. Perry
Crystal Theatre
Bernbrook
Bill
Capt
Oakland
Delco
F. C. B. Pontiac
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Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
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