Politicians Eye Iowa Veterans as They Return Home
Des Moines reports from May 19 note the 168th to keep politics aside while returning home. Col. Matt Tinley of Council Bluffs hints at possible governorship, praising Iowa’s servicemen and civil life. Lieut. Col. Guy Brewer may join the Des Moines school board, with rumors of a higher pay post. Republican lawmakers Ernest Moore Nate Kendall and Charles Rawson are named as possible gubernatorial contenders. Rae nascent runs for auditor. Deputy Auditor Gose advances. Walter Ramsey to seek secretary of state. Ned Hort expected to pursue state treasurer. T P Harrington and Senator Wilson among attorney general hopefuls.
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Des Moines
One Hundred Sixty-eighth
Col
Tinley
Matt Tinley
Council Bluffs
Council Bluff
Iowa
France
Cornell Bluffs
Brower
Guy Brewer
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New York
Col. Brewer
Ernest R. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Nate Kendall
Albia
Charles Raw
Deems
Burlington
Havner
Rae
Vse
B.S. Gose
Auditor of State
Frank S. Shaw
Shaw
Gose
Jefferson
Greene County
Warren County
Walter Ramsey
Belmont
W. 5. Allen
Ned Hort
T. P. Harrington
Kossuth County
Wilson
Centerville
Episcopal Diocese of Iowa Holds Davenport Convention
The sixty seventh annual Episcopal diocese of Iowa convention met in Davenport for a three day session with services at Trinity cathedral. Bishop Burleson of South Dakota preached, and diocesan branches of the Daughters of the King and the Girls Friendly Society gathered at Trinity parish house. A mass meeting with speakers J A Shannon Charles J Bleider and Rev Paul Micou capped the events as programs continued through today and Tuesday.
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Davenport
Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
Trinity Cathedral
Hugh Latimer Burleson
South Dakota
Burleson
Davienport
Griswold
St. Katherine’s School
Daughters of the King
Trinity Parish House
Bishop Morrison
W. W. Wilson
Chicago
Girls Friendly Society
Robert J. Gregory
Chicag
P A
J. A. Shannon
Charles J. Bleider
Paul Micou
Woman's club censors theatre programs in Sioux City
Sioux City March 13. A Woman's club committee watches every theatre program for runicra) adequacy, censoring performances. Mrs Kate Gibbard chairs the panel and issued the announcement guiding censoring standards for local shows.
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Sioux City, In
Sioux City Theatres
Woman’s Club
Runicra
Kate Gibbard
Main on the Sea on His Way Home
President S H E Main of Grinnell College may be returning from Constantinople where he has worked with the Syrian and Armenian relief commission. A cable indicates plans to sail from Paris to the United States around May 15, with no further homecoming details.
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Grinnell, Ta
S. H. E. Main
Grinnell College
Constantinople
Armenian Relief Commission
Edmund Hadley
Grinnell
Main
Paris
United States
Armenia
Alexandrapol
Hychmisuzin
Alexandropol
Bjchmindtin
Common law marriage binds husband estate in suit
Centerville Ja May 19 Nannie Marshall of Mystic claims a one third share of Thomas Marshall’s estate in a partition suit filed against daughter Sarah Neal. Although they never married by present customs, years of living together and community recognition as man and wife give a legal marriage in law.
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Centerville
Nannie Marshall
Mystic
Thomas Marshall
Fies
Sarah Neal
Woman charged with abduction in Corning case
Sheriff and wife go to Salt Lake City with a warrant for Mrs. W E Alcott on abduction charges regarding Harttle Brink, custody battle former Mrs. Brink. Extradition papers sought. Alcott resists without legal formalities. Brink, the father, still lives in Adams County. The grand jury indicted the accused for abduction.
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Corning
Simpson
Salt Lake City
W.E. Alcott
Harttle
Salt Lake
Utah
Alcott
Utsh
Fred Brink
Brink
Adams County Grand Jury
Greene welcomes Rainbow Fighter Louis Nettleton home
Ta Greene May 19 regular ovation greeted Louis Nettleton upon arrival from Camp Dodge. He was met at the depot by a crowd of relatives and friends and escorted to Main street where a band concert and brief address by Clarence Soasbe followed. Nettleton served in the Rainbow division and spoke of war experiences.
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Greene, Ta
Louis Nettleton
Greene and
Camp Dodge
Bits
Main Street
Clarence Soasbe
Lows
Rainbow
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A. B. Chase
Ivers & Pond
Steinway & Sons
Chickering & Sons
WM. Knabe & Sons
J. Bauer & CO
Kohler & Campbell
Kingsbury
Schaff Bros
Auto Pianos
Carlisle
Bush & Lane
Wing & Sons
Lyon & Healy
Kimball
Early Music House
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Sycamore Street
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