Impeachment Talk Swirls Over Secretary of State Case
Des Moines March 15 The transfer of the automobile department to the state treasurer advances, setting stage for possible impeachment of W. S. Allen. Gov Harding signed the bill with transfer to take effect immediately. further action hinges on senate committee readiness, with suspension unlikely until session end. Dismissal of Allen as head of the department appears likely as probe widens beyond automobiles.
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Des Moines
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
W. S. Allen
Harding
Althe Deails
Allen
Senate
House
Roy Allen
Hoyt
Adequate Service to Care for Iowa's Adult Cripples
City report from Iowa praising extension of the Perkins law to all adults in the state who can be admitted by court. Dr. W T Graham notes unused space at University of Iowa Hospital aids care as March brings new children's hospital and broader eligibility for free treatment. Early note of limited ice supply in Atlantic region with talks of a local ice plant.
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Towa City
University of Iowa Hospital
W. T. Graham
Children’s Hospital
General Hospital
Iowa
Graham
Atlantic
Audubon
Costs of a cold and the value of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
A short advertisement notes how a cold delays work and costs time. It claims ten days to recover with normal care but can be shortened by Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, recommending keeping the product in the house during winter and spring.
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Chamberlain
iCamp Dodge store profits reported for camp exchange
Des Moines report shows Camp Dodge exchange store earned 52,746.63 from ten months of sales totaling 358,740.63 mostly from Dodge doughboys purchases. Warehouse profits reached 10,129.09 with 82,459.08 dividend from the camp paper.
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Des Moines
Camp Exchange
Camp Dodge Laat
Dodgee Doughboys
Camp Podge Exchange
Exchange Store
Camp Dodger
The
Exchange
Central Exchange
Camp Athletic Fund
Sioux City Transit Workers Demand 15 Cent Pay Increase
Street railway motormen conductors and shop workers of union No 779 in Sioux City la will seek a 15 cent an hour increase May 1 when the current wage scale expires. President H Woodard says costs of living justify the raise while the Service Company plans new applicant examinations to bar I. W. allocation.
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Sioux City
Street Railway
Sioux City Service Company
Tony
H. Woodard
Woodard
Jerry O'Connor
Record Holder in Ford County Descendants Dies in Iowa
Fort Dodge Iowa March 15 Va clav Sheker who died yesterday at his home west of town holds the county record for living descendants. He is survived by 17 children 70 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. He was born in Bohemia 89
Cascarets Candy Cast Down Castor Oil Tone
A merchant ad pitches Cascarets as a child friendly remedy replacing castor oil calomel and pills. It claims Cascarets taste like candy and act gently yet surely on the child’s stomach liver and bowels.
Immigrant Hoe’s Long County Settlement and marriages
Hoe came to this county in 1870 and settled on a farm in Webster county. He was twice married, his second wife dying in 1904. His first wife died before he came to this country.
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Hoe
Webster County
County Free Discharge Recording for Soldiers Passed
The Town legislature moved to aid discharged soldiers sailors and marines in obtaining the $60 government bonus by making county recording of honorable discharges free. Representative Larson's bill, previously passed, will take effect immediately after senate passage and publication.
Commercial Club at Independence shows new life
Independence March 15 the Commercial club membership has surged to near 400 in four days of campaigning led by teams captained by L. J. Graf and WC. Keith. Winners the Greens at 199 to 148. Banquet for winners and new members March 27. New directors and officials pledge county fair take over and more city county projects. G. T. Blamer is president with A. King secretary and R. B. Raings treasurer. Vice presidents include R. Leytze A. Whitmore and B. O. Gates. Directors listed.
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Independence
Frees
L. J. Graf
Reda
WC. Keith
Greens
Keith
Commercial Club
G. T. Blamer
King
R. B. Raings
R. Leytze
A. Whitmore
B. O. Gates
AL. McClernon
L. F. Graf
J. J. Lundy
Dates and speakers listed for 1919 Waterloo banquet
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a Waterloo event with speakers including W. A. Tid and W. Marsh. It mentions a banquet planned around March and dates such as December 13, 1919, and March 37, with repeated references to the Nineteenth of each month and a sequence of days in 1919.
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Agnew
W. A. Tid
W. Marsh
Waterloo
Can I Be Cured Suffering From Kidney Ailments
A historical health ad urges readers to care for kidneys to prevent systemic problems. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a quick relief for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming three sealed packages and money-back guarantees if ineffective.
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Haarlem
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Fry Phelps
Jefferson
Black Hawk County
Royar Jebette
iCamp Dodge
Sioux City Street Railway
A. L. Alexander Company
Onposite
Court House
Liberty Scx
Phelps
WM. Hf
Ross Jave
Vapor
5Th St. Hardware Co
Reo
Sutcliffe-Reo Auto Company
Commercial St
REO Motor Car Company
Lansing
Michigan
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