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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
| ROOF OF FIVE STORY BUILDING
At MILWAUKEE FALLS WITH
ENGINE CREWS. s-ne
SIX DEAD. TWO pvINo,
SEVERAL SERIOUSLY : /
Survivors Rescued With oif6e : and
Rushed to Hospitals-vietirr usht
in Blazing Debris and ss.-, Ar
Burned Beyond Reeoonition-Mons.
tary Less 100000.

Milwaukee, March c4.-Six hre
fighters are dead. two others dying
in tho emergency hospital and several
others suffering from more or less sert-
Gus injuries, the result of the caving In
OF the roof OF the building OF the Mid
dIeton Manufacturing Company. whole
sale hatters.
The Dead.
CAPT. JOHN HINTZ. Company ..
RICHARD BURKE. Company O.
CAPT. FRANK CAV4ANAUGFI. Com
pany 2.
EDWIN HAGG1E. Company IS.
TWO UNIDENTIFIED MEN.
The Dying.
VINCENT MARCHESI. Company 5.
PAUL FDNStE. Company 9.
PETER JANSEN. Company ..
- HAMMOND.
The Injured.
Terrence O'Donnell. Company ..
Timothy Donohue. Company 9.
Driver Bedlin. Company ..
Funk Foyer. Company s.
A number Of others are said to have
suffered minor injuries.
Carried Down Five Stories.
The fire had bsen burning hah an
hour and between fifteen and twenty
men had been hshting the flames from
the roof Of the hvs-story structure
when suddenly the roof collapsed
carrying the men to the basement A
nun1oer Of firemen were buried in the
Debris while others were moro fortu-
nate and escaped thru basement win
dows.
Ambulancss were hurried to the
scene and as quickly as possible the
dead and wounded were dug from ths
ruins.
Captain Hintfs body was among the
drst 70 bs taken out. Ambulances were
kept busy for two or three hours. Al
noon II was thought that body or two
we're stiil I'M the ruins.
\. Identification Difficult.
The costs, and starr Of the victims
were torn aW1y and the helmets miss
ing. ana tho work Of Identification VA
slow.
The damage Is estimated At 100000
fully covered by insurance. Tho fire
originated In the basement from an un-
known cause.
Fire Chief says Four.
Fire Chief Charles A. Clancy al
1920 this morning claimed that only
four fremen were killed. Captain
Jacob Hintz. Richard Burke. Lieuten-
ant John Hollihan. and Fred Eickern
are given by the chief as the correct
names OF those who were killed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
SISTERS LOSE BY FIRE
Barn at Mother House at Clinton De-
stroyed, With Contractors Tools and
$500 in Cash Belonging TO Watch.
,ial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clinton. March 24.-Fire late last
destroyed barn containing $4,000
worth OF furniture belonging to the
Sisters OF st. Francisco at the mother
house in City Heights, burning also
$500 worth Of tools and materials be-
longing to J. p. McGorrisk. OF Des
tMoines. general contractor. who Is
building the new academy for tho siS-
ters, and $500 worth OF paper money
belonging to William Anderson watch
man. who had room In the building
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
DRASTIC MEASURE INTRODUCED
~ pAsNEv, AIMED At COR.
PoRATIoNs.
SENATE AGREES TO RECESS
FROM SATURDAY TO TUESDAY
ealksma Hits at Carroll BY Introduce
ing eiIi In esnate 70 Abolish offices
Of 9tste Oil inspectors and Placing
Work in Charge Of Dairy Commits.
sioner.
Special to rimes-Repub,,can

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. March 24.-Representa-
tive Dabney introduced q bill in tho
house to forbid lobbying. It is drastic
in nature and. under penalty Of heavy
nne. forbids any one to speak to .
legislator anywhere in the state in re-
gard to any pending bin without hav-
ing flrst died sworn statement a. to
who he represents, ana II compensated,
the amount Of the compensation. It al
10 forbids anyone appearing before q
committee without consent Of the COM
mittec. and forbids any corporation
appearing by any one other than an
officer. who shall be subject to cross
examination.
The house today passed q bill by
Representative Miller, Of Bremen, Civ
Ing the fraternal insurance society Of
tho German Lutheran church the same
recognition under the law as pertains
to other fraternal insurance or9aniza- :
tions.
Aimed st Smoke Nuisance.
Repr resenhativs Shanlsland today In
troduced in the house Of representa-
ives Din giving cities Of over g., 900
ropulation tho right TO call q smoking
chimney . nuisance and to punish by
fine building owners who permit CHM
neys 10 send forth smoke In business
o. manufacturing districtA
f Whitney introduced into the house .
bill to make It . uAsdeamor 70 COM
pound misdemeanoe or IN any way
10 conceal facts IN regard to . mis-
demeAnor.
Private "Rstrsatsr Eseaps.
The house killed the bill by Kulp 20
give 70 the board ok control some au-
thoFity over private "ret1eatss and
hosp4tsls where insane persons are
tspt. Tho purpose Of the bill was %
require that In such placer tlte Per
sons actually Insane b kept away from
ta1oss who are thsee naSoiy 1oe treat
msnk for nervousno1A It w1o Baid
to he especially aimed at . retreat in
Dee Aoine0 and several private hos
pitals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
FOUND DEAD IN BED
George A. Pearsous, Assistant cisrk to
Senate COMMITTEES, and Brother Of
Mrs. Jonathan p. Dolliver, Dies Sud.
dsnly-Aeute Gastritis Assigned as
Cause.
Special to Tlmes-Republican.

Special to Times.Republican.
Washington. March 24.-George A.
Pearsons, assistant clerk &c che senate
committee on agriculture. and a BROTH
er OF Mrs. ]. z. Dolliver. widow OF the
late Senator Dolliver. was found dead
this morning in his room in the Ma
tional Hotel. He had been cosnpla lining
for several days and the coroner gave
a verdict of acute gastritis He was
SIS years old and unmarried. Mrs. DOL
liver was notified.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
ROBBED WIFE OF go.
Mason City Man Alleged 20 Have
.Dru9ssd His Wife to obtain Menev

Special 70 TImcs-RepubIicnn.
Mason City. March 2.-After fur
nishing her liquor and making hce
drunk. according TO the story told by
Mrs. Mary Condor, her husband stole
$50 which she had snuggled away in
her stocking she was wearing. She
says that her husband took his knife
and cut 1t out when she was not aware
OF II. Immediately the police got busy
and tho house was searched and twstvo
bottles OF Club King whisky were So
cured. CordOn w. aI5S@se. :cA nat.
ters between himself and wife were
fixed up. II Is probable that he villa
also be arrested for bootie8H1ng.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
Four Amsr;esne Executed.

San Antonio. Tex. March c4.-John
Hamilton Dignowitty. vol known here
As Ham" Dignow1tty and three othee
Americans have been shot to deasA
under orders OF q Mexican court mar
tial for participation In the inssnsec.
tion according 10 . di1patch rscetveA
by members Of tho DiEnowitty family.
The news was sent BY Fred Dign0Wit.
ty, a cousin OF the executed man.
Ham" Dignowftty was 80 yeag0 old,
He waa engaged In the cattle and mine
Ing bustess IN tho state Of CAf.
huA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
RECESS ON MONDAY.
9onato Aerese 70 House Plan-eaiI<-
sma Hits Governor.

Senate Aeress 70 House plan-eaik-
ema Hits Governor.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. March 2l.-The legisla-
ture will take q recess on Monday In
order to give the committees opportun-
ity to do their work. The senate. Is to
IL. agreed to the house resolution fol-
adjournment from tomorrow noon un-
til Tuesday morning.
Tho senate refused to put OFF consid-
Grafton Of the tax bin for the Clarkson
mine law revision bill. and the latter
which was q special order for this
morning, was deferred until Tuesday
morning.
A motion has been filed by Senator
McColl to compel the senate commit-
tee on suppression Of intemperance tc
report In some form the daylight clos
ing bill for saloons.
A Rap at Carroll.
Senator Belkema came back hard al
Governor Carroll today on the mania
for abolishine offices, and put in biz
to abolish the office Of state oil inspec-
tors which would remove about q
dozen Of the governors ap-
pointees, and to have the work Of in
spect1cn Of oils done under the direc-
tion Of the food and dairy commits
sioners.
Another Saloon Bill.
Jewell introduced bill to require
that after saloon petition OF consen,
has been canvassed, a full year shall
intervene before another canvass car
be considered.
Balkema introduced a bin to place
measles. chickenpox and infantile para
lysis in the list Of quarantinable dis
eases.
The senate committee on banks re-.
ported the bill to give greater author.
ity to trust companies to act in q
judiciary capacity.
Court Bill Amended.
The committee on judiciary gave an
other hearing today on the bill to en-.
large the supreme court by addine
three members, and II will be reported
favorably with an amendment that 1,
will not go into effect urlii after e;ec-
tions Of next year. This will obviate
the objection Of having part OF the
court appointed.
The senate devoted the forenoon ses.
sion to discussion Of the bill to place 3
fiat tax Of mills on money and
credits and tax bank stock on the us.
ual tax rate on a basis of 20 per cen,
Of actual value. A substitute to ia,
hank stock at 1919 mills was offered
by Cowles. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

liner proceeded During part Of the
time the storm took on hurricane pro-
portions, creating wave0 that swept
over tho ships sids.' Last Saturday Q
steesaSs passenger. Schlerme Levin. q
young lad. oppressed by the heavy
weather. threw himself overheard An
other steerage passenger attempted
suicide by slittinG HE throat, but the
ships surgeon saved his life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

were murdered. He was arrested soon
afterward but was released upon the
false representation Of the priest.
Giro Vitoxsi.
According to Abbateggimo. one OF
the offenses Of Cuoccolo was his de-
hAnce OF Ibelli. He II charged with
having been one Of those who instigat-
cd the murder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
FIRE HITS woRkMEN.

Miners in Destitute Circumstances
and Thrown uOt Of Employment.
Special to Times-Republtcan.
Centerville, March z+-Durnins g
the tipple OF the Shawville mine OF tho
Anchor Coal Company this morning
thrws $50 ment out OF work. when
many are destitute OF funds owing to
slack work several weeks past. Five
Rock Island passenger trains were held
up by the fire a couple OF hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
WOMAN sURNEo 70 DEArH.

Mother % Two Children Loses Life
While 0urninO Rubbish.
Special to Times. Republican.
Ottumwa, March 74-Mrs. Geris
Murphy. 20 years old, died vt q. m.
today at West Point. from burns SUI
fered when her clothing caught fire
from a bonfire yesterday afternoon She
leaves two small children and a hus-
hand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
ponea.n Appeintsd Iuda..

Special to Times Republican,
Des Moines. March al. F.. Dom
e@an Of Davenport. has been appointed
Judge OF the Seventh district. He is
the bar nominee and a strong commit
tee OF tho bar association, Including
both republicans and democrats. came
here to insist upon his appointment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
smo1HEREo IN DITCH

Ralph Olson, Manson Young Man, XIII.
cd While Digging Trsneh on Farm
Suffoeated Before Help Reached Him
Second Similar Accident.
Special to Times Republican
Manson. March 24.--Ralph Olson. q
young man OF this place. was smother
ed to death last evening by the cavinR
in OF n ditch in which he was WORKING
Olson was digging a trench on the
johnson farm three and one half miles
from town and VS. working In q ditch
eight feet In deI,lh. He was caught by
a cave-in. and before he could be res.
cued was sufYocated
Olson was q years OF age and was
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olson.
OF Manson.
This Is the second similar fatal acct.
dent to occur near here within tho past
seven months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
KILLED eY FALSE TEETH.

PIoneOF Iowa NttorHey Nhd MtntSesV
Meets Peculiar Death.
Special 20 Times Republican.
Boone, March 24.-Rev. 8. A. Hall.
pastor OF the Methodist church. and q
pioneer iowa attorney. swallowed his
false teeth at his home In Windsor.
Mo-. and died very suddenly. Doctors
examined him but could find no cause
for death until the teeth were dis
covered missing. A post mortem re-
vealed the teeth in his stomach. He
was So years old and moved from here
to Windsor n short time ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
SIX ARE INJURED
Serious Wreck Narrowly Avsrtsd on
lows Central at Mason city-ca.
boess colIidss With String Of Frsiahe
Cars and Passenger Suffer Bruises.

Cars and Passsnoors Suffer Bruises.
Special to mes-Republican.
Mason City. March 24.-A serious
wreck on the Iowa Central was mar
rowly averted Wednesday night AZ
1t IL six men were pretty badly shaken
up. One man was unconscious for some
time but It 10 thought VIII recover
without serious results. A string OF
freight cars to which was attached the
cahoose was thrown on a siding and
colNded with Q string Of cars that were
standing on the line. The injured are:
John Poner. farmer. knocked uncon-
scious. bad scalp wound.
J. NJ. Hill. Ottumwa, back and hips
injured.
w. ]. Evans. creston. hip injured.
the smoking pipe he was carrying be-
Ing driven into his nesh. Pipe was in
his hip pocket.
G. e. White. Chicago. back hurt ana
scalp bruises.
c. H. Frisbee. adjutant Of Salvation
Army. and Lieutenant Dumeey.
bruised.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
souArrEp HOLDS STREET.
Halts Officials With Gun When A.
tenpt 10 Made 70 Open hiahway.

Special to Times-Republican.
Sioux City. March, 24.-When Coun-
Gilman Wesley and Street Commission
er osonessey. with a gang OF mon. tried
to open the Dtneen road this morning.
A. Roeder. . sQuatter. produced Z gun
and said ho would shoot the dfst man
that turned . spadeful Of dirt The
officials retired In good order. sum-
moned reinforcements from the polics
department and the road went thru
while detectives stood on guard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

Church Dedication at North English.
Special TO Times Republican.
iowa City. March IA new Chris
tian church costing 5000. viii b dedi-
Gated at the village q North English.
near Iowa City. Sunday. The main
address will Be delivered by Rev. WILL
liam J. LochhASt, ol De- aeotneA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
Nsrvy Agent outw;ts Robbsr.

Nervy Agent outvits Robbsr.
Wagner. Okla, March 24.-The third
attempt to hold up and rob the Mis-
houri. Kansas 4 Texas railroad station
here within six weeks was frustrated
last night by James Boyer. a telegraph
operator. After Boyer had been COW
cred with q revolver he grabbed his
own weapon and fired four shots at the
bandit. without effect. Tho hre was
returned from the darkness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

Civil War vsesran 0eopo 0eoA
Baldwin. March ia. L q 0aDA
rows. aeed u, q veteran o& IL 1ey9
war, retired merchant ana 111011
dropped dsad ON the sssost Aeeo stee9
o9 hoAes eA1luso.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
To Apprsiss Water Plant.

Davenport. March 24.-One OF tho
preliminary steps In the negotiations
for the proposed saie OF the Davenport
Water Company plant was taken today
when E. F. Tcasneuere. OF the engineer
Ing college OF che University OF Wis
consin. arrived TO appraiss the value
Of the plant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
o1joiaI Admits Robbery.

st. Louis, March 24.-The special
agent Of the st. Louis. Iron Mountain
& Southern admitted today that train
1o4 had been held UP and robbed near
Coneyville. Kan. Most Of the money.
less than $4,000, was taken from ex-
press company packages.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
BUCK ASPHALT TRUST
Pennsylvania Company Secures Con.
tracts For Paving in Dss Meinss,
From 30 20 20 Cents Under Barber
Priess-Will Go Aftsr eusinsss in
Other Iowa Cities.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. March 24.-An attack on
the asphalt trust took place here which
means a great deal to Iowa and west
ern cities. Seven Jobs were contracted
for asphalt paving and for the first
time In Des Moines' history they went
to some one other than the Barber
company, or its associates. Myers
Brothers. or Erie. Pa. getting all the
contracts at from 80 to 40 cents under
the old prices. The company intends to
build plant here and 60 after business
in all Iowa cities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
WATERLOO REMAINS WET
Judge Ran.isr Rulss lat. Today Th.t
sonssnt Petition Has Sufficient
Number Of sisnaturss-eaIeon e.
smsnt Wins Long Contested Fight
BY q Majority Of ~ Names.

Waterloo. March 24.-Judge c. e
Ransier lin the district court this af-
te1noon handed down an opinion, in
which he found tho petition of consent.
filed by the local saloon keepers. suf-
hclent under the law. The petition con-
tained . bare majority Of seventy nine
OF tho voters o1 the provious general
election. Tho case has been IN court
since Iast August.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
DEATH tKQuicksAND
-
Nsw Jersey Man Meets Horrible Fats
While Walking Thru Salt Marsh
Body Completely Submerged by
Treaeherous Sands.

Elizabeth. N. j., March 24.-lis body
covered by quicksand to depth OF
several inches, which prevented dis
covery by searchers for the last sixteen
days, John Donnell. 81 years old. was
found accidentally late last evening.
Indications are that the man died
in great agony while held a prisoner
by the sands. which drew him In slowly
until his body was out Of sight.
Sixteen days ago Donnell lett his desk
at a factory and took familiar path
over tho sands to his home. He never
got there. 1t is supposed that when
some distance from the building he
strayed into the salt marshes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
SAME OLD STORY IN VOTE
No Change In Result Of 9snaserai
Ballot Among Republicans and Dsad.
lock Gives No Ewdsnes Of Yielding.
Special to Tines Republican.
Des Moines, March 24-The Joint
ballot for United States senator In the
Iowa legislature today resulted - fol-

Waiting Fer Something 10 Happen.
They are marking time on the soma
torship and waiting for the unexpected
to happen.
But they are sleeping with a corner
Of the eye open: every move II being
watched.
The house passed over to the senate
q little resolution looking to a recess
on Monday. This was done for the
purpose Of permitting the coz ynittees
appointed to visit some cf the state in
stitutions to make the visit desired.
Following that which had happened a
week before 1t was evident that the
senatorial situation is so tense that no.
body 10 willing to move away even for
ono day for fear Q senator really win
be elected. When the senate got the
resolution IN effort was made 20 have
It taken up and disposed Of at once but
objection was made ana the resolution
went over day. Some OF the members
would like to force q situation which
would mean some advantage for one
side OF the other by reason Of absences.
The situation regarding the Ave-mile
limit bill. the daylight closing bill and
othsf prohibition measures. also throws
some light on the sentirs=suhject Of the
senatorial contest These measures
have been freely, used - footballs for
the senator fight and arc now being
used in that way. Whether they can be
20 used ~ to assure q result remains
to be seen but In the view Of great
many they will be found to be the key
for unlocking the door in the end.
Caucus Sentiment Channina,
The hope Of great many Of the
members II that as soon ~ the larger
legislative matters are cleared out of
the way the members will begin to
draw closer together and begin to talk
Of a caucus. Already the proSressives
who in January were most determined
in opposition to q caucus Of the pro.
gressives Tor the purpose Of choosing
a progressive candidate are mellowing
up on that proposition and It may be
possible yet to get the progressive
members. at least. into q general con-
ference Of some kind. This 10 desired
by a great many-perhaps a majority
Of the progressive members but the
time is not quite ripe for tho move
ment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

Resd ofaeials Profsss Isnersnes.
Kansas City. March 24-Train No.
1O4 on the St. Louis Iron Mt. 4 South
near Coneyville. Kan. last night,
reached this city at 10 O'clock this
morning, two hours and forty-1ve min
utes late, Iron Mountain officials here
denied any knowledge Of tho hold-up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
olx MASkEp MEN HOLD UP IRON
MOUNTAIN TRAIN IN SOUTH.
ERN <ANsAA
SLOW OPEN ExpnGss sAFE,
EecAPE IN AUTOMOBILE
lsns Man csmpsls Train - otep at
ops& Wl,sro Companions Waited
Rehhers Take Two Hours 60 Com.
nlete Their Tasie-Passenosro Not
Meiesssd-Read Officials Retiosnt.

Cosssyvalle. Kan, March 2l-0'or two
e,our. lat night six masked men held
: Ct, Louis, Iron Mountain 4 Southern
passenger. train. No. 1o4. a4 . standstill
on the prairie about elk miles south OF
this city while they blsw open . safe
in the express car and escaped In two
automobiles. carrying with them money
and valuables which. It - believed. VIII
amount to $4,000.
The train, which was . slow one. Loft
Little Rock at $3.50 Q. IN. yesterday
bound for Kansas CITY. It reached
Ienapah. Okla. at 1880 last night.
thirty minutes late.
Covered Engineer With Gun.
Just after the train lett that town
Engineer Lynch heard . sharp cry.
Hands up." Turning he saw an armed
man sitting On the tender covering him
with gun.
'Yms going 20 ride a little way with
you," said the man. "Drive on"
About four miles out OF town the
man compelled the engineer to stop the
train at place whore the track crossed
a small culveFt Five more masksd
men came from . clump OF trees ana
taking position on either side oe the
train began shooting in the air. While
two Of the men stood guard the Other
four marched the engineer and fire
man 20 the day coach and locked them
"a. One man took position % - to
slafd t3,o t1aan and three went into the
express cax. The Two expresamen were
teld coveeed With . revolver.
Teojg Time 20 Blow oafe.
A4tee Q few hours work the men
haA suocoodod In inserting q charge ok
nltro glycoeine. into the safe IN tho ex-
peGso soaF. They blew ,the sa1e 10
ptsc16 anA sca&AstsA ~ contants Over
fjse iloor ol the car when the train
reached .f1ia CITY the s1snx3ef was noti-
6Sl anA Nath two deputies, started on
horsstaok soutlsward IA pursuit q the
six bandits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
BANK ROBBERS SECURE $4,000.

wrsek Building and Safe at coafsy.
vile, Mo.
Conleyville, Mo-, March "a Safe
blowers set of FIVE charges of dyna-
mite In tho bank shortly after mid
night, wrecking the building and safe.
ana escaped with $4,000. Tho citizens
Of the town were aroused by the blasts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
Governor Signs q Dill.

Governor 8isns q Dill,
Special to Time9-Repubhcan.
nes .Moines. March 2l-Governor
Carroll today signed the bill fixing
the standard for ice cream. amA also
and oils.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
Editorials:
PAGES SEVEN. RIGHT. NINE. Ten
AND ELEVEN,

City News:
Important Question Before Confer
ence.
Votes to Merge With Evangelical
Association.
Strike Of Union Painters Imminent
Want 20 Cents: EiEht-Hour Day.
Ben Hur Convention On.
Census Of Townships and County
Towns.
Former Residents In Golden Wedding
News OF County Towns.
Ex-Mayor Frisbec Dead.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE,
Markets and Generals
Wheat Lower on Heavy Shipmsnts
Fine Weather Weakens Corn.
Hogs 1t Decline.
Improved Cattle Demand.
Wilson Enforcing Food Laws.