Bills Shape Conduct Rules for Doctors and Wards
In Des Moines March 4 two Senate measures from Senator Francis of Dickinson passed. One redefines unprofessional conduct by physicians, curbs impossible cures in ads, and tightens checks on criminal operations. The other punishes interference with state institution wards. stealing children from institutions could bring a year in prison or a $1000 fine. A proposal to allow banks to invest in real estate in adjacent states failed 21 to 15. The House and Senate sent Wilson messages of inauguration, wiring notices to President Woodrow Wilson.
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Francis of Dickinson
Senate
Iowa
Wilson
House
Woodrow Wilson
Secretary of the
Washington
High School And Automotive Trade Education Plan
In Lansing Michigan a cooperative program links the high school with the auto industry to train youths beyond eighth grade. Students spend a year in school then split time weekly between classes and shop work in plants, earning pay and preparing for apprenticeships with local manufacturers.
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Lansing
Mich
United States Bureau of Education
Cummings
Fitchburg
Mass
Thaw Bribery Case Draws Albany Commission
Albany March 2 Harry K Thaw figures in a bribery inquiry as Governor Sulzer names a commission to probe the matter The panel visited Matteawan asylum where Thaw refused to testify except under the same conditions as other witnesses Anhut the latest Thaw attorney testified he gave Thaw funds totaling 25600 to win freedom with staged repayments and stock gains Dr Russell Matteawan superintendent said he would not certify sanity without payment and urged raising the fund to 50000 with a July deadline for Thaw’s release or repayment
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Albany
N. J
Harry K. Thaw
Sulzer
Matteawan
Thaw
John Nicholson Anhut
Anhut
Consolidated Gan
Anyhut
John R. Russell
Matteawan Asylum
Fund For Freedom
Vocational Schoolmen See Dual Qualifications For Teachers
A promising new type of instructor in vocational education blends formal training with practical field experience. This rare combination allows educators to bring real trade knowhow and classroom skills, a mix Lansing officials deem invaluable. Superintendent Cummings cites two previously failing students who now lead in the industrial department.
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Lansing
Cummings
Iowa Bill Aims to Hide Divorces From Public View
Des Moines, March 4. A bill by Farr seeks to keep divorce petitions secret until trial. Within ten months after filing, petitions and answers would be private. withdrawals possible any time within ten months. The measure delays public access to divorce cases. The same session notes delays to the suffrage bill due to Rep. Chayer’s death and funeral arrangements for Thayer.
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Senate
Farr
Woodbury
Jstrict
Ivorea
Frank Chayer
Harding
Robinson
Franklin
Heald
Linn
Ream
Mahaska
Thayer
Second Skirmish With Mexican Soldiers Reported Near Douglas
A second clash occurred at 10 this morning between cavalry troops and Mexican federal soldiers from Agua Priéta across the border one and a half miles southeast of Douglas. About fifty Mexicans fired on the border patrol from 236 yards away.
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Douglas
Atiz
Agua Priéta
Not Inconvenienced Admits Corporate Restructuring Need
Dissolution of a gigantic corporation prompts a candid reply from Dustin Stax. He states he was not inconvenienced and needed an enlarged and improved system of branch offices, implying strategic restructuring was planned regardless of dissolution.
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Dustin Stax
Temperature report for March 4 with Buchanan Optical Co notes
Yesterday recorded a minimum of 28 degrees and a maximum temperature not stated. A year ago the minimum was 4 above zero and the maximum 25 degrees.
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Tes Buchanan Optical Co
Propose Elimination of Wilson Junction Line and Changes
Civil engineers for the Chicago Great Western will inspect a Waterloo to Cedar Falls corridor to remove the Wilson Junction stub. G. O. Janney, back from Chicago, reports officials expect a data gathering team soon to estimate costs. The plan routes main line near the street railway power house then west past Galloway dairy farm to connect with Wilson Junction, enabling hourly Waterloo Cedar Falls motor car service.
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Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Wilson Junction
G. O. Janney
Chicago
Street Railway
Black Hawk Road
Downing Avenue
Downing
Meadowdale
Galloway
Falls Avenue
Wilson
Teachers’ College
Poverty Signs in a Rich Family Quip
A child notes the Smiths seem poor despite rumors of wealth. She recalls two women playing a piano duet and a hat resembling a kitchen colander, plus Georgie Smith in overly long trousers with cuffs turned up. The mother explains the contrast and the joke rests on perception.
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Sarah
Susie
Georgie Smith
Gasoline Blast Shakes Model Laundry on Fourth Street
A gasoline explosion in the cleaning room of the Model laundry on Fourth Street rattled nearby buildings this afternoon. No injuries or further damage reported.
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Fourth Street
The Tempted Safecracker and the Innocent Child
Jim Gorton, a poor safe and lock worker with a starving family, is tempted to steal from a rich house. He spares the child in a crib, recalling his own son, and is stopped by a guardian who recognizes him. The stranger helps him reform, and Jim becomes a factory foreman, turning his life toward honest work.
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Jim
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Jun
Gary
Tim
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Chesterton Manufactory
Inaugural Oath Follows Taft Presidency Question
Washington March 4. The inaugural procession reaches the stand slowly as many gather to see new senators sworn in. Chief Justice White administers the oath to President elect Wilson at 1 34 o'clock with Mrs Wilson and Margaret watching from the platform. Mrs Marshall also joins moments later as the inaugural address begins.
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Washington
Taft
Teddy
White
Wison
Wilson
Margaret
Mrs. Marshall
August Wellman Dies After Illness at Waterloo
August Wellman died this morning at 3 o'clock in St. Francis hospital after a three week illness. He was born December 17, 1842 and lived in Waterloo twelve years after moving from Fox township where he resided thirty years. Survived by four children Charles and George Wellman Emma Seamon and A F Sauerbry. Funeral at 10 Friday from 312 Seventh Street East with burial in Spring Creek township.
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August Wellman
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Wellman
Waterloo
Fox Township
Charles
George Wellman
Emma Seamon
A. F. Sauerbry
Waverly
Seventh Street
Spring Creek Township
Chicago Produce Market Notes March 4 1924
Butter steady creameries 28 to 36 cents per pound eggs weak receipts 15260 cases at mark poultry strong turkeys dressed 21 live chickens 16 springs 17 potatoes steady receipts 75 cars from Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan prices mixed state to state New York stock exchange closes list includes United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Great Northern and others
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Raebae
Pennsylvania
Tock Island
Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
Jole Dafels American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
the Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Helep
Tinos ‘Central
Wace
Elk PA
Patthes l. Ae Kelas
Missouri Parifitess
New York Central
Waterloo seeks bids for Cedar River jatsel arch bridge
Notice of receiving bids for a reinforced concrete bridge over the Cedar River at Mullan avenue Waterloo Iowa. Bids due March 17 1912. Bridge two 58 foot arches and seven 76 foot arches eight piers 812 feet thick at springing line 46 foot roadway width with 46 foot inner width handrails. Completion by December 1 1913. Payment by bonds five percent interest. Bids require city bonds and performance garanties.
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Mullan Avenue
City of
Waterloo
Iowa
Gald Crty
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
State of
City of Waterloo
vIowa
Towa
Gard
Waterloo bids. contract for improvements in 1912
The City of Waterloo Iowa invites sealed bids for a mayoral road or street improvement. Each bid must include a $2000 certified check and be submitted with bond and form prescribed by the city. Bids opened March 10 1912. city reserves right to reject any bid.
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Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Letty of
Waverloo
Watereloo
City of
R. L. Degon
Illinois Central Bridge Railway Time Tables East and West
East and West bound schedules list departures and arrivals for Illinois Central lines. Entries show times for Dubuque Chicago, Ft. Dodge Omaha, Sioux City, Minneapolis Saint Paul, Albert Lea, Rockford, and Cedar Rapids routes with local and express services and freight notes. North bound runs include Twin Cities Limited and Albert Lea connections, while south bound covers Burlington St. Louis and Davenport Chicago corridors with multiple depots and Union Depot references.
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Omaha
Sioux City
Dubuque
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Albert Lea
Twin Cities
Rockford
Shell Rock
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