Cummins 10 Be Chief Figure in Rail Law Fight
Washington Nov 10 Senator Albert Baird Cummins of Iowa is seen as the central figure in a heated clash over his rail bill. The measure, with strong anti strike provisions, is likely to pass in some form and attach Cummins name to its drafting. Labor will resist the two player quit clause, fearing it provokes strikes, while broader immigration concerns frame the debate amid wartime unrest.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courtier
Washington, D. C
Albert Baird Cuummins
Iowa
Congress
Cummins
Mlowa
Pete’ Hepburn
Cumming
Iquit
Blast Guts Store in Cedar Rapids Mishap Kills Two
Cedar Rapids Iowa November first two men were severely injured and likely to die after an explosion at 8 15 p m Saturday wrecked the basement of the wholesale house of the George A Mullin company Percussion caps caused the blast Walsh a company salesman suffered internal injuries and burns while Keith Young also a salesman was horribly burned authorities estimated thousands of dollars in property damage and the display windows were shattered by the concussion.
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Cedar Rapids
Hormial
George A. Mullin
C.H. Walsh
Keith Young
Walsh
Tha
Keith
Weeks' Break-Up a Cold Tablets Boost Reporters Health
Star reporter Fred Armstrong, laid low by grippe and a wreck coverage, credits Weeks' Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets for restoring his energy. His colleague Harry Welsh and Marty tout the product, noting its vegetable laxative and non drowsy effects. Fred vows to turn a strong front page, feeling ready to deliver the best story yet.
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Star
Fred Armstrong
Globe
Harry Welsh
Harry
Fred
Grippe
Marty
Peters
Freddie
Ottumwa Merchant Burglar at Work
Ottumwa Iowa November 10 A burglar shot and killed William Herold 30 at Jacob Redman store as he entered to commit robbery. A spike in local robberies preceded the incident. Redman lay in wait at dawn and fired when Herold reached the safe. the killer cited his overseas infantry service in defense. Herold’s death ends a string of break ins in the district.
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Ottumwa
William Herold
Jacob Redman
Herold
Redman
Distriet
Hedman
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Humiliation of a Wall Hower Told by a Girl
A harsh vintage ad style passage describes a girl with a rough pimply complexion as she suffers social humiliation. The narrator advises trying Resinol Soap and Regina Ointment for a week to improve skin and dignity.
For Sale Ad in the Courier Sparks Interest
A local notice describes a group of farmers breeders and businessmen backing a sale with an approximate value of 16000 dollars. The entry presents as a silent but effective signal in the Courier.
Gloved in Icelandic Text With Odd Thumb Confusion
Fragmentary historical note describes gloves worn in Iceland, claiming they lack Micers and that each glove has two thumbs. References a hand to throat gesture and a fret glove taken up, but the passage is garbled and details are unclear.
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Iceland
You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh
An old advertised remedy claims catarrh is a blood infection and lasting relief requires curing the infection in the blood. It promotes Swift's Specific as a treatment that detoxifies poisons, strengthens blood, and improves mucous membranes, with medical advice offered free by the company.
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J. C. Murphy
D.D.S
EAS
Nat'l Bank
Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
A. Boatman
D.D
J. Bank
F.C. Lee
Sycamore Street
R. E. Russell
Leavitt & Johnson
Lillie A
Orly
W. Grove
Pavillion NP
Paliimore
Wm. J. Moxley
Moxley
Wn Moxley
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East Sixth Street
Louse Neeke
Voile
Madras
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