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Akron News Briefs from Sept. 26 1901 Legislative Redistricting and Court News
The Iowa legislature creates a Fourth judicial district by grouping Woodbury and Monona counties and assigns three judges to it. The remaining counties form the Twenty-first district with five judges. Judge Hutchinson presides in Akron with new placements including Sioux City’s George Jepson. Lily Lawrence of LeMars receives a five-year penitentiary term for house of ill fame, with possible reductions for good behavior. Akron Lyceum plans a five-event season for 1913 14 through Midland Lyceum Bureau, featuring Ole Theobaldi violin performances, readings, violin and vocal solos, and lectures by Dr. James B. Hedley among others.
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Iowa
Woodbury
Monona
Cherokee
Osceola
O'Brien
Lyon
Sioux
Plymouth Counties
Hutchingon
Boies
Oliver
Mould
Woodbury-Monona
George Jepson
Lily Lawrence
LeMars
Hutchinson
Fort Madison
Akron Lyceum
Yee
Lyzaum
Midland Lyseum Bureau
Des Moines
Ole Theobaldi
Oscar
Sweden
Alexander
Nicholas
Russia
Ole Bulli
Theobaldi
Caspar de Salo
Sarah Ruth Bates and Company
Carl Hermann and Company