Women Propose Militant Ballot Campaign in Iowa
Des Moines November 3 Iowa suffragists plan a militant drive to elect legislature members favoring their cause and then storm the Iowa Capitol session using London style tactics. Dr Anna Shaw opposes. state officials say proceed. The photo shows Alberta Miller Ruby Eckerson Lona Ingham Robinson Mary Carrig Evelyn Dame.
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Des Moines
Iowa Evening Press
Iowa
London
Anna Shaw
Alberta Miller
Ruby Eckerson
Lona Ingham Robinson
Mary Carrig
Allison
State
Evelyn Dame
Albert Lea
Minn
Waterloo rail inspection and new town developments
The General Manager Ewing’s rail tour visits Waterloo today as officials inspect lines. A new rest rule requires train and engine crews to rest after long duty, effective November first. Reports cover crew changes, new hires in the Armstrong-Quam gasoline engine shop, and ongoing construction in Rose Hill addition. Coke switch engine trials begin in Chicago, with potential adoption across lines to curb smoke. A Burlington engineer, J E B Connors, went insane on duty and was committed. News notes confirm Stockton as a possible Great Western division point with surveys completed.
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Ewing
Waterloo
Daniel Donovan
Foreman Feisner
A. Feisner
Armstrong-Quam Co
William Eaeas
Dakota
Mia
Boehmer
Twin Cities
Lucas
Chicago
B. of R. T
The
Commercial Association of North Waterloo Aril
Association
North Waterloo
A.W. McFarlane
Delhi
L. A. McFarlane
Cedar Rapids
Rose Hill
Harahan
Illinois Central
Memphis
Sinais Central
J. E B. Connors
Burlington
Board of Insane Commissioners
Great Western
Dubuque
Stockton
Oelwein
Local club notices and meetings announced for week
Community notices list convocations and meetings of Tabernacle chapter 52 R A M. Silver Circle postponed two weeks. Philoites club meets Nov 4 with Mrs W Nau man. L O T M 37 drill and balloting in A O U W hall at 1 15. Daughters of the King meet at Miss Maude Kuhns Fremont St. Evangelical Woman's Missionary Society meets Nov 4 2 30 PM. Clio club at Mrs Walter Schwedler 321 State St. Social Band at Mrs Libby 1920 Commercial St Nov 4. Canned fruit and children's clothing for Christian home in Council Bluffs requested. Fortnightly club postponed one week Nov 3. Iowa Stove & Range Co encourages castings and guarantees first class work.
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Daughters of the King
Clio Club
Walter W. H. Schwedler
State Street
Libby
Commercial Street
Council Bluffs
Missionary Reception And Club Gatherings Parade Across Social Scene
The Social Set covers a string of church and auxiliary events. Missionary reception at First Baptist with Miss Long speaking on Assam work leads to warm farewells for ill hostess. Y M C A auxiliary plans a banquet for convention visitors. Gentiliska club hosts Halloween party. Daughters of the King and Murray club hold meetings with varied programs and refreshments. Hallowe’en and thimble bee activities, plus other socials, fill the week.
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George Bateman
M. C. Vaughan
Lillian Olson
Calvary and Walnut Siet
J. E. Williams
AEC
Gentiliska Club
Hallowe'en
Mabel Sibert
Pine Street
George Sibert
Bertha Hellen
0. D. Kinzie
Lake Bluff, UL
Daughters OF the King
Maude Kubos
Fremont Street
Ansel Humphreys
Murray Club
the Universalist Church
R. H. Cox
South Street
Harold Alleman
Omaha
D. E. Jones
Ottawa
Winnifred Cox
Ichildren
Marie Edwards
Ruth Fish
Argyle Street
Logan Avenue
Egures
Christ Church
Professing Convergence Continues Story of Unconfessed Sin
Clark breaks down while recounting his life in court. He married first at nineteen in Wisconsin, left her after years, and saw her with another man. He fears divorce and remarriage, but insists he has worked steadily since release and supported his current family, seeking to confess his past.
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Clark
Wisconsin
Husband abandons wife while second marriage records show union
The report details Thomas W. Clark and Lillian Clara Fhipps wed in 1908 and later domestic upheavals. Clark told his wife he would not live with her but would support her, then faced arrests for disturbing public quiet and wife desertion. He traveled to Minnesota in a bid to reconcile, was indicted, and released on own recognizance to support his wife and children. During imprisonment the family needed aid from Associated Charities.
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Grand Army Hall
Thomas W. Clark
Lillian Clara Fhipps
A. B. Switzer
Clark
Minnelsotay
Superintendent of Associated Charities
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Solvay
Silver Creek
Crystal Ice & Fuel Company
East Mullan Ave
Tabernacis
Silver Circle Club
Philiotes Club
Cedar Hive
Iowa Stove & Range CO
Aeconomia
Rose McDonald
Acconomia Club
Locust Street
Washington State
J. M. Longfellow
Texas
A. F. Runyen
Martin Runyen
Calvary Sisterhood
E. R. Pendleton
Harry Steinmyer
Hiss Bushnell
Home Missionary Society
Miss Long
Assam
India
Miss Bushnell
Cuba
Nellie Ravane
Grace Man
Hazel Green
Olive Cornwall
Happy Bern SE
Westminster Prestitvrian Church
Jane K. Bellingham
Wellingtoun Street
Nathan Norther
W. R. Weld
Fourth Street East
J. H. Wilson
Center Street
A. E. Lawton
A. C. Graham
F. W. Widener
Lawton
James Pilson
Byrtha C. Hughes
China
East Fourth Street
Perrin
Bured Bros. Co
Just
Kersey Coats
Bath
West Side City Park
City Park
Aaa
Burch Bros. CO
Waterloo Shoe & Leather CO
Doty’s Shoe Store
E. Fourth Street
A. G. McCoim
R. A. Doty
Glas & Lingelbach Tailors
Commercial Bank Building
Home Building and Loan Association
J. H. Hildebrand
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