Waterloo Cedar Rapids milk ordinance decision compared
A Waterloo milk ordinance invalidated by Judge Caldwell is contrasted with a Cedar Rapids ruling on similar points. The Iowa Supreme Court finds city power to regulate milk sales lacking and upholds state dairy laws, voiding Cedar Rapids licenses and reversing the lower court. The decision emphasizes state control over licensing and health provisions, calling for preventive, uniform regulation.
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Caldwell
Jess
Supreme Court
Cadar Rapids
Waterloo City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
W. T. S. Bear
Iowa
State of
Board of Health
United States
State Board of Health
Judge Caldwell
Sugge Caldwell
Acta
General Assembly
Real estate transfers tallied in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Holmes Benham and others transfer land parcels in 21 90 14 22 24 85 14 and Jots 3 4 block 6 Dean Garrison addition Cedar Falls to John A Fabrick for 800. Alva B Lovejoy administrator sells half jot 7 block 54 West Waterloo to The Nauman Co for 1100. Lumber firms move Elmwood Cemetery plots and other Waterloo properties as US transfers list Capwell Hodge and Capwell properties. Cedar Valley Development sells Pleasant View lots 181 296 Waterloo for 220. Numerous parcels change hands in Cedar Falls Waterloo and Cedar River park with prices ranging from 1 to 4300.
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Johanna Rehnstedt
Pleasant View
Waterloo
B. T. Steuben Ton
W. Bruner
Buckingham Place
A. B. Curtiss
G. H. Cheever
Normal
Cedar Falls
C. Bacon
A. B. Allen
Aldrich
Pleasant View Addition
Luther D. Billings
John Andrews
I. V. Taylor
Burton Ei. Wilson
Cedar River Park
Clemenson on Night Debauch and Alibi Claim
Chicago May 29. New trial arguments begin for Dr Haldane Clemison who was convicted of killing his wife. He seeks an alibi from Anna Schmidt who will swear they were at the doctor's office from evening until 3 a.m. the same night, during which she says he drank whisky and beer.
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Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
McSurely
Cleminson
Anna Schmidt
Schmidt
Tross
Reinbeck
Mrs H C Cutts Dies After Hospital Operation
Mrs H C Cutts formerly of Waterloo and long time Storm Lake resident died yesterday at 2 PM in a hospital in Sioux City after an operation for a tumor. She was about 60, born Helen Jenks in New York. Survivors include husband and son Samuel, both in Storm Lake. Remains to arrive at 1 58 PM via Illinois Central. funeral at Fairview Cemetery with Rev Waller H Rolling officiating.
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H. C. Cutts
Waterloo
Storm Lake
Kionx City
New York
Helen Jenks
Cutts
Steel Mills Murder Men Investigation by Congress Demanded
Washington May 24 congressional investigation of steel works across the United States was urged by Arthur E Holder of the AFL before the Senate health committee amid discussion of the Owen bill for a department of public health He described mills in Pennsylvania and Ohio as slaughterhouses where workers are maimed or killed and said hospitals treat wrecked men while sometimes killing is implied in treatment He cited Ohio plants with 30 percent annual death rates and urged federal safeguards for exhausted workers Also Senator Borah introduced a resolution for a labor wage and hour report on the iron and steel industry.
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Washington
United States
Arthur E. Holder
American Federation of Labor
Senate Committee On Public Health
Department of Public Health
Holder
Pennsylvania
Qghio
Schwab
Bethlehem
Ohio
Borah
Department of Commerce and Labor
Iron and Steel Industry
Cails Mills
Pittsburg
Thomas H. Flynn
Flynn
Arthur F. Halder
Federation
Neill
Senate Committee
Mr. Flynn
Jones & Laughlin Company
Haing
Hiananga
Reporters Demand Washington Reports On Factories
They argue factories are death traps and demand that Washington provide corresponding reports. The quote accuses authorities of withholding critical safety information and urges official disclosure in the capital.
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Washington
Earth’s passage through Halley’s comet tail delays five hours to thirty
Chicago observers report the earth spent far longer in Halley’s comet tail than expected. The transit began Wednesday night as the comet head crossed the sun, with the tail traversal lasting into Thursday, possibly beyond. Curvature of the tail and unusual solar proximity explained the delays and recalled similar past surprises by Halley’s sky tramp.
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Chicago
Helley
Great
Williams Bay
Hal- Tey
Assembly Shies On Divorce Question In Assembly
Atlantic City May 20 Charles H Thompson of Minneapolis treasurer of the National Presbyterian Brotherhood was named vice moderator at the opening of the second day. The assembly voted to turn the churchs attitude on marriage and divorce over to the federal council of churches after a committee led by Chas A Dickey of Philadelphia recommended dissolving the assembly committee. Officials halted discussion stating divorce should be removed from the assembly agenda.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles H. Thompson
Minneapolis
National Presbyterian Brotherhood
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Federal Council of Churches
Chas. A. Dickey
Philadelphia
Assembly
Derby Desk agent testifies in Sangamon probe
J M Knox, a Derby Desk Co sales agent from Chicago, appeared before the Sangamon county grand jury in a legislative probe. No evidence from Knox implicated Representative Pierson of Wilmette or the committee secretary in any wrongdoing regarding the furniture contract.
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Springfield
J. M Knox
Derby Desk Company
Chicago
Sangamon County Grand Jury
Knox
Pierson of
Wilmette
Legislator Dead From Thirty-seventh District in Illinois
Kewanee Illinois May 20 Francis J Leggett a member of the state legislature from the Thirty seventh district is dead.
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Kewanee
Francis J. Leggett
Death Claimed While Woman Slept In Iowa Farm Life
Fritz Niehaus awoke to find his wife dead beside him in Clarkeville Jackson township Iowa. The 73 year old woman died of heart trouble after a natural sleep lasting past midnight. Seven children survive. the family has lived in the county forty years. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Clarkeville
Fritz Niehaus
Jackson Township
Ames Charges Payne in House Row Over Canada Trade Move
Washington May 20 Ames of Massachusetts caused a sensational scene in the house charging Chairman Payne of the ways and Means committee with discourtesy for refusing to hear him on a resolution for immediate negotiations with Canada to establish closer commercial ties and tariff reductions.
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Washington
Ames
Massachusetts
House
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Canada
Don's Review Reports Mixed Trade Trends and Crop Hope
Don's Review from New York on May 20 notes total weekly exchange changes at 2,645,799,870 dollars, down 5.9 percent from the previous year but up 9.9 percent from 1906. Dispatches indicate a steady trade with improved crop prospects lifting sentiment.
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Don's Review
New York
Don's
King Edward VII Death Procession Parades Through London
London mourners line the streets as King Edward VII is carried from Westminster to Paddington, then to Windsor. Royal procession features King George, Queen Mary, Emperor William, Roosevelt in plain clothes, and guards as bells toll and the Dead March plays. The casket rests at St George's Chapel before a permanent tomb in the Albert Memorial chapel rubble.
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London
Edward
United States
Westminster
Paddington
Windsor
Archbishop of Canterbury
I Albert
Paddington Station
King George
Mary
Mother Alexandra
George
William
Roosevelt
France
Saul
Chopin
Queen Mother
Alexandra
Victoria
Westminster Hall
Emperor William
St. George's Chapel
Duke of Connaugh
Grenadier Guards
Prince Consort’s
Royal Tomb
Albert Memorial Chapel
Divorce Granted On Cross Petition In Farnham Case
In Grundy county a divorce was granted to Dr Alfred J Farnham on his cross petition against Lillian EB Farnham after her testimony and with no opposing evidence. The alimony totals about 1300 dollars with 1500 to the wife and 150 for her attorney. 350 cash and the rest by June 19. The cross filing details his struggle with a drug habit and a recent recovery at a St Louis sanitarium.
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Grundy County
Lillian EB. Farnham
Alfred J. Farnham
Farnham
Mary G. Farnham
Traer
F. W. Powers
Reinbeck
Chicago
Fairbank
Drr. Farnham
Lowa
St. Louis
Washington Officials Attend King Howard Memorial Service
Washington May 20 Taft and cabinet officials Supreme Court justices and many dignitaries attended a memorial service for King Howard at St John’s Episcopal Church in Washington D C The gathering included diplomats and numerous city officials in a solemn tribute to the late figure.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
United State Supra Court
Washington
King Howard
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Davenport Man Ebenezer Allen Dies at 62
Davenport native Ebenezer I. Allen died at age 62 in Davenport. He was brother to Thomas Allen of Dubuque and Jean Allen of Cedar Rapids. The report appeared in the Evening Press.
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Davenport
Ing Press
Ebenezer I. Allen
Thomas Allen
Dubuque
Jean Allen
Cedar Rapids
National conference of charities and correction meets in Saint Louis
At Saint Louis Missouri on May 20 delegates from each state reported at the general session of the national conference of charities and correction There were sixteen speakers on the program today
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Charities and Correction
At. Louis
National Conference of Charities and Correction
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Pny
City of Austin
Austin City & Co
W. R
Ewing
Webster City
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Miokc. Guttd
Steel Mille
Senate
Congress
Labor Representatives Unit
DR. Farnham
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