Nine Democrats Excluded From Election Ballot in Iowa
Des Moines Sept 13 nine Hapueratte candidates for the legislature were barred from the November ballot by Walter C Ramsay secretary of state after ruling they were not properly nominated. Names dropped include Charles Witt Clayton county Martin Nolan Dallas county Thomas Leffking Cherokee county D W V Herrick Louisa county W E G Saunders Palo Alto county P C Rasmus en and Frank Snyder Potawattamie county G A Lickis Fayette county and William Sutherland Washington county. Also two Democratic nominees for state representative D H Scott Emmet county and Jr M Ras hu ssen Audubon county remain legal candidates. Clay Clare counties have no current lower house candidate. Republicans nominated a candidate in Page county but certification due by Sept 29. Sherif W B Robb remains Democratic candidate for congress in the Seventh district after replacing Dr Granville Ryan Des Moines who withdrew.
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Des Moines
Walter C. Ramsay
Ate
Rom Ben
Gilson
HH. M. Uaver
Pote
Neulous
Conention
Charles 12, Witt
Clayton County
Martin J. Nolan
Dallasounty
Thomas Leffking
Cherokee County
D. W
Powers
Republican County Central Committee
Page County
J. H. Stimson
Sherif W. B. Robb
Congress
Congress In the Seventh District Has Also Been Filed With the Secretary of State
Robb
Granville Ryan
Sixty Cents Ton Is Operators Demand For Strike Loss
The article reports coal operators insisting consumers bear 60 cents per ton to cover losses from a recent strike. With Illinois production forecast at 40,000,000 tons in seven months, operators claim 25,000,000 in losses and idled capital costs totaling 206,000,000. They cite depreciation taxes insurance and staff costs as components of the claim.
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Illinois
Farmer crushes hand in corn binder accident
Cedar Falls reports Harl Everstone lost his right hand while binding corn in Mount Vernon township. Doctors fear possible amputation as they work to save the fingers after the incident yesterday in the field.
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Cedar Falls
Harl Everstone
Mount Vernon Township
Wartime Wooden Ships Slated for Barges and Junked
In San Francisco on September 13, George W. L. Paewy announced plans to dismantle 226 Atlantic coast built wartime ships. They will be sold as barges or refitted for commerce, with many converted to junk after a government sale in Washington.
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San Francisco
America
Atlantic
George WL Paewy
Washington
Theos Cummings Pioneer of Eagle Township Is Dead
Theos Cummings a Civil War veteran and pioneer of Hagte township died at his home in Trudson at 0 30 p m today after a year of bronchial asthma He was born in New York and moved to Black Trawl county 66 years ago Survived by a widow a son William Cummings Carrington N D and a daughter Anna Bratt Britt Ia The funeral time and hour were not fixed yet
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Thames Cummings
Hagte
Trudson
New York State
Lut
Mr. Cummings
Belfast
Ile
Richie
Judson
Anna Bratt
Britt, Ia
William Cummings
Carrington
N. PD
Architects of Iowa Plan Annual Program
A joint meeting of the executive and program committees of the Iowa Chapter of the American Institute of Architects is held at M. B. Cleve’s offices to set the time and place for the annual fall state meeting. Attendees include G. Navier of Cedar Rapids, G. M. Kerns of Ottumwa, William Benttler and Ralph Arnvold of Sioux City, R. P. Burrows of Davenport, and M. B. Cleve.
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Iowa
American Institute of Architects
Cof M. B. Cleveand
G. Navier
Cedar Rapids
G. M. Kerns
Ottumwa
William Rbenttler
Ralph Arnvold
Sioux City
R. P. Burrows
Davenport
M. B. Cleveland
Bishop Cafeteria Planned for Owenback Building
A new Bishop Cafeteria will open soon in the Owenback hotel property at Bridge and Commercial streets after extensive remodeling. The plan includes cooperative ownership with employee stock shares, modeled on Cedar Rapids Bishop cafeteria practices. OC G Stoddard, once with Bishop in Cedar Rapids, will direct Cedar Rapids unit. a $150,000 capital stock corporation will be formed.
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Bishop Cafeterky Company
Owenback
Bridge
Owenbath Dulneran
Bishop
Cedar Rapids
Owl Sieres
Peternos
Oto Cleck Holdings
Bishop Service
OC. G. Stoddard
Sea Cafeteria Company
Bishop Company
Gates College to Dedicate Grounds by Picnic Tomorrow
Gates Waterloo Business College celebrates the dedication of the Sherwood park cottage and picnic grounds with an afternoon contest to choose the most popular girl who will christen the building. A name will also be chosen by contest with sports and a picnic supper to follow. Alumni and students urged to attend with appetite. Wild grapes plentiful as Cascade date notes a historic abundance for painting watercolors.
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Sherwood Park
Gates Waterloo Business College
Whey
Lawsuit Sought Damages Over Malicious Arrest
R J MelKernan sues Eld Sudlow and Guage ad Merrily Warngeb seeking actual damages of 20000 and exemplary damages 5000 for allegedly malicious arrest without probable cause to influence a civil case settlement. The filing claims plaintiff was harmed by defendants actions and seeks judgment for the stated sums.
Court records show attorneys for the defense firm up for case
Fragmentary text indicates J C Murtagh and McCoy and Lee are listed as attorneys for Uiif in a county court filing. Mentions a Pfkstiranes comy and od mites, ny, but details are unclear.
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Ght District Court
This County
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Hani
Coln
Theos. Cummings
Eagle Township
Architects OF Iowa
Owenback Bldg
Gates College
Cascade
Ugure
Firestone
A. Connolly Garage & Auto Works
Waterloo, Iowa
Veenmiairh
Mites
Sctle
Des Molinos
Dubuane
Waterloo
Mason City
al Invure, Women's Outfitters
Rochester, Minn
East Fourth Street
Tarquina
Garona
Marvella
Cloria
Panvelaine
Madam and Mademoiselle
Crepe
Brunswick Record
Isham Jones’ Orchestra
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