Charles City Teachers Prepare for County Conference in April
Charles City hosts a two day teachers convention starting April 2 with Supt. John F. Rises of the nearby county leading discussions on topics for district superintendents. Rev. Frank J. Loveland of Waterloo opens with remarks on The Folly of Gymnasium while Supt Ulges of Northwood and Supt Benjamin Boardman of Creone address Saturday sessions.
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Chay City
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Iowa
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Northwood
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Creone
Stock transfers and legal notices obscure the Hawkere entry
Des Moines reports a complex stock transfer involving Callahan estate and the Hawkere Taska Company with 261 and 397 shares moved to Adam Howell heirs and brothers EL Howell, AW Howell, and By Howell. The document also lists court cases and local political notes, including a March 13 Boone election and references to a past mob case and district-level legal actions.
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Hawkere Taska Company
Callahan
Ogether
Wen
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Seean Ielling
Tly Howell Brothers
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Aw Howell
Vily
Howell
Colorado Springs
Cola
Hawkese Tasarmer
Henry OL Roldus
Tunis de Cullman
AL Dudley
Hhe Esate
Intedines
Cavanasy
Local Figures Named In Diverse City News and Events
A jumble of names and places highlights recent civic notes from Dowa City and surroundings. References include Archbishop Keane of Dulqua delivering a speech to graduates and various local figures and institutions mentioned in relation to recent appointments and recognitions.
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Marek
Keane
Dulqua
Tawa University
Tate
Tate Aiimiber
ChiUhoalineh
Clare Divitorsias Arctibshop
Pinker
Miss Anthony Dead Quietly Buried in New York
Susan B. Anthony died this morning after a long illness. The noted suffrage leader aged about seventy-four had suffered heart trouble and fatty heart disease. She organized the National Woman Suffrage Association and coauthored The History of Woman Suffrage with Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Her home was at 7 Madison Street, Rochester, New York.
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Worden
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Stirker
aMatheny
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Asia
Mess
Dtehvinie
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Noy
Fforthy
Boyle
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Roar
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Richt
Coner
Metropolitan Street Railway lawyer McCabe charged with bribery
Am brose F. McCabe a lawyer in the Metropolitan Street Railway legal department was arrested after a hearing was adjourned to March 26 on charges of bribing a juror. Judge Seabury is examining jury fixing allegations linked to railway officials. Louis W. Julian, who signed the complaint, was arrested Saturday for supplying false information to the press. Julian was for eleven years the Metropolitan's chief investigator.
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New York
N.Y
Ambrose F. McCabe
Metropolietan Streék Railways Company
Imige Sears
McCabe
Seabury
Louis Wi. Julian
Saurday Undén
Jilian
Aletropolitan
Real estate transfers across Raymond and Waterloo areas
Ceram and others in Tuesday transfers list several property moves in Raymond and West Waterloo. Henry B. Allen sells in West Waterloo for 5802.01 dollars, Laelia Lise in William I Larse and Wickerloo entries show 810 dollar deals, and Marchings on Hast Waterloo note 1500 dollars. Additional notes include Mogging and Maus Waterlina transfers totaling various amounts.
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Waterloo
W. Fi. Hemming
Woman seeks divorce amid alleged cruelty and support fight
Mrs Lentzkow petitions for divorce citing repeated beatings and threats. She asks alimony, claims husband Lentzkow is jailed, earning 66 dollars monthly with no other support. Children named Carl Emma Anna Bertha and a son with a former marriage. The case against Lorenzo Lowell also noted, with alimony around 800 dollars.
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Caine Bone
Hawes
Plaiiuiff
Qaumé
Lentzkow
Marcel
Emma Lentzkow
Lentakow
Carl
Imma
Anna
Bertha
Areshar
Ginemi
Yose End
Lentgkow
Leatshaw
Comet
Lowell
Lorenzo D. Lowell
Sylvia
May Lowell
Flaintiff
Courteit & Arbuckle
Lummers
Blair
Waterloo
Beek of
Guy
Anti Jewish Restrictions Move in Russia and Rail Strike Actions
A document from iN RUSSIA outlines a program of 42 articles demanding expulsion of Jews from Western Asia and Siberia, bans on Jewish education and holidays, and limits on Jewish professions. In Vladivostok Governor Wistehenka dismisses railway officials including Director Marval for participating in a strike and orders exile from Amne province.
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Mare T
Tiorty
Owstram
Vladivostok
Mareh 1É
Uoveror Wistehenka
Usurri
Marval
Amne
Arbitration paving settlement offer accepted by Marshalltown firm
The Inglelue committee report on asphalt arbitration endorses J. H. Kilmay's settlement proposal from Barber Asphalt Paving Co. A mass meeting in the east court room approved concessions including longer guarantee from seven to twelve years, higher bond from 60 to 75 percent, tax sale refunds, and tax relief from costs and attorney fees. The plan, with minor amendments, was accepted and awaits full application to individuals as details are arranged.
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East Court
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Joy
Wade
French stance on Moroccan reforms sparks Franco-German clash
The Temps reports Muss at Casablanca dispute remains, noting France would veto German demands for police control while preferring the status quo. France, backed by Britain and Spain, says it can defend Moroccan interests without yielding its dignity or rights.
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Spain
Fes
Bought skating rink changes under new ownership
Marty Casebeer and L. Hradley have taken ownership of the Hieber skating rink at Sycamore and Fifth streets. The new proprietors plan improvements including many new skates and added stock and aim to attract customers with music and better facilities. Arn Casebeer brings extensive rink management experience to the venture. Ownership transferred immediately and operations begin under new management.
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de Tormerly
Dowie Denies Leadership Change at Zion City
A cable from John Alexander Dowie asserts he remains responsible for Zion’s estate and church direction while absent from Zion City. Deputy Overseer Voliva and Judge Barnes verify the message, as Dowie’s followers note upheaval in church policies amid leadership disputes and family denials.
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Barnes
John Alexander Dowie
Chicaza
John Alexander Nowie
Tribune
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Fane Dowie
Cedar Falls county recorder race heats up with four candidates
March 14 Cedar Falls Record reports Frank Frupp seeks re election amid a primary contest. William Morgan president of Black Hawk County Warmers Mutual Insurance and Herbert Godfrey carpenter announce bids for county recorder. Four candidates now declared from Cedar Falls plus two for representative.
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Fraink Frupp
Cedar Fall
William Morgan
Black Hawk
W. W. Tarenagin
A. Santee
OL Duckealy
Rae
County Recorder
Bat
Morgan Gail Pay
Godfrey Dn
Aly
Seed Distribution Criticized as Wasteful Government Program
Washington dispatch reports House Agriculture Committee members urge defunding the seed distribution program after a detailed breakdown shows millions spent on salaries, mailing, and miscellaneous costs. Chief Galloway notes unused seed stock and high handling costs, while critics urge ending the appropriation for flower and vegetable seeds.
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
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Maryland
Rayner Warns Railways on Rate Legislation
Senator Rayner of Maryland addressed the Senate urging restraint in rate legislation. He warned railways to avoid actions that would depreciate public property or disrupt railroad management, calling for a truce and withdrawal of agents from the conflict. The interstate commerce commission would not tolerate extreme changes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Rayner
Alaryland
Senate
Public unrest and partisan maneuver at national policy meetings
Reports from Washington detail a heated statehood debate as Rep Babcock denounces the bill and endorses Senate amendments. A Republican caucus and insurgent factions prepare behind the scenes, while labor leaders lash the Gilbert bill amid anti injunction protests. In Nashua a farmer risks eyesight from carbolic acid misfortune, with medical uncertainty declining.
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Equity
Temperance Crusaders Hold Secret Meeting
A secret temperance meeting occurred yesterday afternoon with John B. Hammond attending. The gathering was moved from the YMCA parlor to a private residence of a member, as reported by a local source this morning.
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Cedar Falls
Hammond
Temperance Crusaders
J. 2
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Temperance Forces
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Hanimoud
Tama County awards five year text book contracts
The Tama County Board of Education awarded five year contracts for uniform textbooks after receiving bids from twenty two publishers. Seven publishers won awards including American Book Co Gran & Co Appleton Co Silver Burdette Co Crane Co Rand McNally A Planagan. Selected titles cover primers readers geography algebra dictionaries history government and grammar.
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Iowa
County Board of Education
Tama County
Board of Education
American Book Co
Gran & Co. Appleton Co. Silver, Burdette & Co
Crane & Co
Rand McNally
A. Planagan
Eruption Devastates SavaiI Island Village and Plantations
News from Fongiilu dated March 1 reports a violent volcanic eruption on Savai I in the Simonan group. Lava flows a mile offshore at twenty feet per hour, with a five mile molten wall reaching the sea, boiling spray and destroying Jaeola plantation and two scientific establishments. The German government charters the Maori to evacuate women and children. The Sierra reports no contact with Tahiti since the recent hurricane.
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Miss Martha Lewis Resisted as Sunday School Supt
In Pittsburg on March 14 church trustees demanded Miss Martha Lewis resign as Mary Brown Sunday school superintendent citing she holds 920000 in Pittsburg Brewing bonds once left by the late Captain S Brown. She refused to resign at a church meeting and charges were filed and sent to a committee for investigation.
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Methodist Episcopal
Martha Lewis
S Brown
Mary Brown Sunday School
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Brown
Dry Dock Work Delayed by Spare Parts Shortage
Cable from Commander Haley reports work on the Dewey Dry Dock is delayed due to lack of riveters and supplies. Materials arrived March 6 and completion is projected for March 6 with further updates from state departments.
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Haley
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Gaiarles
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