Congregational Jubilee Meeting to Be Held in Des Moines
Des Moines was chosen as the next meeting place for the 1915 Iowa Congregational conference during the May 22 session in Marshalltown. The conference altered its program after Rev. W. M. Short signed the saloon petition, designating Rev. Naboth Osborne to deliver the sermon. Lieut. Gov. Harding faced criticism from Rev. D. P. Breed and Rev. O. H. Holmes for alleged pro saloon ties, with Holmes claiming Harding aided burial of a prohibition amendment in the senate. Committees were named at the meeting, with most to report at the 1915 conference, including nominations, ministerial qualifications, and placement of the meeting.
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Marshalltown
Des Moines
Iowa Congregational Conference
W. M. Short
Sioux City
Naboth Osborne
Burlington
Mr. Short
J. &. Wright
Anti-Saloon League
O. H. Holmes
Cedar Falls
Harding
Wright
Brotherhood
Senate
Holmes
General Assembly
Kossuth County
Iarding
A. R. Rice
Waverly
J. F. Hardin
Eldora
J. F. Jones
Council Bluffs
J. W. Welch
Mason City
D. P. Breed
Grinnell
J. Z. Tilden
J. J. Olmstead
Charles Parsons
W. H. Rollins
Waterloo
F. A. Moscrip
City
Harry Howard
Oskaloosa
H. O. Spellman
Atlantic
Ginnell College
Arthur F. Newell
Fairfield
W. A. Briggs
Perry
W. A. Griffith Waverly
Tabor College
C. G. Kilpack
Hanley
James Whitney
Atlantic Chicago Seminary
A. B. Rice
W. A. Minty
Fort Dodge
Henry Lyman
Denmark
H. F. Milligan
Dubuque
F. Marston
E. R. Lay
EB. J. Jaqua
Grace Jones
Luella J. Read
Shenandoah
Nelson Webrhan
Tabor
J. E. Brereton
Emmetsburg
H. G. Brinthall
J. P. Burling
Roger Leavitt
Arthur Metcalf
Webster City
J. F. Moore
Manchester
Entertaining Church
Sushua
Little Brown
Bradford
Ioowa
Bradford Academy
P. A. Johnson
J. Oh. Trewin
Cadar Rapids
J. F. Grawe
National Guard officers’ school called off in Iowa
Des Moines May 22 Mexican war troubles will interrupt the regular guard officers school in Iowa due to a shortage of army officers. Regular encampments are expected to proceed later this summer. Clinton battery armory ready for dedication with equipment costing over 100000 dollars not including horses. Gen. Logan notes no current plans to deploy Iowa Town infantry out of state.
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Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Regular Guard
Militia Department
Clinton
United States
Logan
Iowa Homeopaths Rally Seeks Medical Reform
The fift y fifth annual Iowa homeopaths convention in Iowa City featured Dr. R. E. Richardson of Webster City urging inclusion of osteopathy chiropractic and X ray study in medical curricula and abolishing state boards of medical examiners He argued for patient choice and warned boards protect incumbents while quacks thrive under ignorance The talk titled Some of the Wrongs That Should be Righted contrasted medical training with broader remedies and urged constitutional rights for physicians to practice across state lines.
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Iowa City
Iowa Homeopaths
RE. E. Richardson
Webster City
Hahnemann Medical Association of Laws
Iowal State Board of Health
Richardson
State Board of Medical Examiners
Carroll
United States
Iowa
White Attacks Kirkpatrick Record In Iowa Letter
Sigourney May 22 A letter vigorously assails Congressman Sam Kirkpatrick by Fred E White a veteran Iowa Democrat criticising his residency status and voting history He accuses him of not being a taxpayer in Iowa and of voting in North Carolina as recently as four years ago The letter also attacks his patronage handling and references to Jefferson and Jackson noting that concealment of residence erodes voter trust and could have affected nominating outcomes
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Sigourney
Sam Kirkpatrick
Fred E. White
Iowa Democracy
White
Kirkpatrick
North Carolina
Jefferson
Jackson
House
Greensboro
N. C
Sully banker arrested on fraudulent banking charge
Colfax May 22 Frank Sherman cashier of the Bank of Sully a private institution which closed April 27 has been arrested on a charge of fraudulent banking Sherman was taken from the home of his father in law Allen Forsyth
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Colfax
Frank Sherman
Bank of Sully
Sherman
Allen Forsyth
Bank deposit dispute leads to preliminary hearing for Sherman
A complaint issued by Justice Allfree at Newton charges Sherman in Sully with accepting a $125 deposit from John Holdsworth on the day the Bank of Sully failed. Holdsworth says the bank was insolvent, he had about £5 in the bank, and suffered a fractured cheekbone from the fall. The incident involved other boys and a nearby pole collapse at the scene, with one companion fainting.
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Newton
Sherman
Justice Allfree Ay Newton
John Holdsworth
Sully
Bank of
Thartkoff
Boy 14 Electrocuted On Light Pole Near Fair Grounds
May 22 Atlantic report Harry Hart koff 14 son of C H Hart of this city was killed instantly by electrocution after climbing a cemetery road light pole and gripping a wire with his left hand. First finger joint burned away, rest of hand severely scorched, body fell to a cement walk at the pole foot.
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Nevada
Cambridge
Wilbur Zeigler
Huxley
Addison
Electric Company
Henry Éeigter
Atlantic
Harry Hartkoff
C. H. Hart- Whof
Cemetery Road
Fair Grounds
Hartmann Medical Association elects Iowa City officer group
Iowa City Mary Pr Frank Titzel was elected president of the Hahnemann Medical Association in convention here yesterday. Other officers named include vice president W. Iple Cleghorn Iowa and Willis Cleary Lake treasurer M A Royal Des Moines secretary G A Huntoon Des Moines. Association adopted a resolution urging the board to build a new hospital before adjournment.
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Iowa
Mary
Frank Titzel
Iowa City
Hahnemann Medical Association
W. Iple
Cleghorn
Towa
TLA
Willis
Cleary Lake
M.A. Royal
Des Moines
G. A. Huntoon
Es Moines
Uncle Sam seeks one good farmer for Port Stanton ranch
A public notice from Pes Muines Louisiana dated May 12 announces Uncle Sam needs an expert farmer to lead a ranch at Port Stanton in the Port Stanton area under the public health service and treasury department. The ad specifies the job as appointment by federal authorities to manage operations and duties.
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Pes Muines
Uncle San
Port Stanton
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Cornerstone contents reveal Iowa history in 19th century bottle
A sealed bottle from the Lisbon Lutheran church cornerstone, placed in 1854, held a handwritten note and two Cedar Valley Times issues from 1889. The edge lists population claims and a Northwestern railroad timetable with connections to DeWitt, Yankee Hill, Onion Grove, Tolson, and Mount Vernon, among others.
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Lisbon
Lutheran Church
Cerdar Valley Times of
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Times
C. G. Davenport
Wirkwood
Iowa
Northwestern Railroad
Mount Vernon
DeWitt
Davenport
Maquoketa
Yankee Hunl
Toronto
Onion Grove
Tipton
Tolsbon
Anamoxa
Mt. Vernon
Vinton
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Pont Tlodee
Marengo
Fort Des Moines
Connecil Bliits
Sioux City
Smallpox closes district court in Cedar Rapids
A juror in Link county district court contracted smallpox, forcing Judge Ellison to adjourn the session and send about sixty jurors home. The building was fumigated. the case halted as state health concerns took precedence. Separately, a U.S. education census reports 100,000 students in professional schools, with 85,192 in endowed or publicly funded institutions. The professions span theology to veterinary science, with New York highest in numbers and Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Missouri following.
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Cedar Rapids
May
United States
U.S. Bureau of Education
New York State
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Missouri
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Hansen & Pletcher
East Fourth
Homeopathe
Cedar Hoods
Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska
Committee On
David Dorwart
J. E. Kurtz
The
Brown Church
Small Boy
Teast Hou
Wavricloo
Panamas
Bankeks
Ry Fred White
Civil Service Examination
Boy
Peane Mparl
Harnemanns
Sam Appr
Whitman & Barnes
LaCross
Cadillac
Cornerstone Contents
Entz
East Fourth Street
West
Entz Bros
Fotrtin Street
Tree
Eiay
W. A. Covell
Hardwai
Flickinger Auto Co
East 7Th Street
Nf Sugats
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
East Side
Citizens Gas and
Electric Coq
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