Southern wins in Democratic caucus over beer tax
In Washington D C a clash between northern and southern senators over beer taxation ends with southern victory. Williams of Mississippi wins approval to raise beer tax from 1 50 to 1 74 and a 5 cent a gallon rectifier tax on spirits passes. Stone of Missouri protests. The caucus also removes the gasolene tax and cuts banking capital tax from two to one per thousand.
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Senator Williams
Mississippi
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Missouri
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New York
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Wisconsin
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Senate
Slugged and Robbed Passenger Thrown From Train Near Scales Mound
Charles Gorman of Waterloo, a laid off machinist, told Freeport police two strangers slugged him in an Illinois Central freight car east of Dubuque. He was robbed of a watch and 18.12 in money, then thrown from the car. He woke near Scales Mound after medical attention.
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Waterloo
Freeport
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Chicago
Scales Mound
Injuri Receives Facial Wounds En Route to Freeport
Injuri sustained several deep forehead gashes bruises to the body and head and an injury to the left shoulder. He was sent to Freeport and is expected to return to Waterloo in a day or two.
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Freeport
Waterloo
City in Brief Ad range of local notices and travel plans
Local notes report Dr. C W Bruner and wife back from Dubuque and Farley visits. Ira Mabie and wife depart for southern California for winter. a daughter born to Mr and Mrs B H Whit ed on Tenth Street East. Gov guests include Frank Adams Belows Falls Vermont and Frank BE Adams of Belows Falls. Several residents travel to Chicago Missouri and California. Grace Methodist Church hosts an all day meeting with lunch. Miss Shirley Parker starts a position with Dr J B Brinkman. Patrick Trousdale and wife depart for Chicago. R Brand returns via Chicago. Frank Nauman back from Rochester Minnesota after operation. Mrs Edward Wartman improves from illness. Pendleton family returns from Thornburg. Ira Mahie leaves for California. Joan Stark visits. Des Moines Stark Bridge Co employee in city on business. two cases of gender fever reported. Hearns depart for Omaha to visit relatives. Gregg of Burlington and his mother visit Des Moines relatives.
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California
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Tenth Street
Fred Adams
Franklin Street
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Bellows Falls
D. C. Huntoon
Couer de Alene
Idaho
Grace Methodist Church
John Trousdale
Tom Morris
Chicago
Shirley Parker
Presbyteria Hospital
J. B. Brinkman
R. Milnes
Dyne
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Fremont Street
R. Brand
J. T. Knapp
Frank Nauman
Rochester
Minn
Maro Sanitarium
Edward Wartman
St. Francis Hospital
George HH. Pendleton
Thornburg
HR. Pendleton
Yuster , Day
Arthur Conan
Second Street
Enhey
Argyle Street
George Hearns
Omaha
Jh. Brackway
Slanx City
M. FL Gregg
Burlington
Des Moines
Clas Street
Murder Mystery Unsolved Four Days Later
Police still seek the mysterious woman and other clues as they promise arrests soon. No new developments today and secrecy remains high amid rumors a hotel porter with a history of insane spells may be linked to recent shootings.
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Altho Jt
Richard Woggins
Slso
Wwoman
New Monroe
Grinnell
Long Debate Over Alleged Assault Verdict Reached
The jury found in favor of the plaintiff Mrs Pett in a two count damage case arising from alleged assaults by a milk deliverer. The trial featured a lengthy overnight jury deliberation with Bailiff Robinson escorting jurors to break fast and back to the room as they debated the two incidents.
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Ve Pelt Va
M. Carlton
RMA
Pett
WF. Tallar
W. O. Woolley
J. Y. Arbuckle
Funeral services for Illinois Central engineer George 2 Johnson
Funeral services for George 2 Johnson an Illinois Central engineer were held this morning at 8 30 from his family residence 231 Irving Street The remains were placed on a special train to Floyd Iowa for public services this afternoon from the Methodist church A delegation from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers attended the services
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George 2. Johnson
Illinois Central
Famniy
Irving Street
Floyd
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Women’s Suits and Dresses: Style Guide Notes
Fashion column highlights women’s suits and dresses, offering styling tips and trends. It covers coordinated outfits, fabric choices, and accessorial guidance for professional and social settings.
Special Sale of Embroidered Goods This Thursday
A special sale offers good quality embroideries for Thursday. Shoppers can expect a limited selection at discounted prices with items suitable for garments and home decor.
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