Sugar beet plant plan proposed for Charles City by Waverly group
A proposal by Waverly interests to establish a sugar beet factory in Charles City is submitted with a projected cost of $500,000. The report also notes several local injuries and fires in nearby towns, including a linotype accident in Iowa City, a severe blaze in Greene, and various mishaps across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Waverly Partis
Dale Carrel
S. W Carrell
Iowa City Press
Tom Murray
Tonia
Multiple Iowa tragedies and legal clashes erupt in one report
Arnold Juergens 14 was shot in the right arm by a companion's accidental rifle discharge while hunting. Farmers near Max Ton Haviley file with the state railroad commission over grain car shortages. Merman Dollman dies after funeral services in Muscatine. Francis Seerey, Benton County, appeals after 18 years for second degree murder, claiming the killing was not deliberate. Commodore Brown, 15, injured by auto in Muscatine. Maude Miles, Madison County teacher, not liable in pupil whipping case. A picnic party in Dubuque averts disaster at a trestle fire. Abe Whitman of Nashua severely injured in wagon accident. Rev. Leroy E. Gallagher injured before his Laurel wedding to Ida Reese. details of crash and engagement unfold. C. D. Marshall sues Mrs. Nathan Merrill for 499.50 over engagement and funds to Jacksonville seminary. Marshall alleges blackmail claims by Merrill’s camp.
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Arnold Juergens
Gent Dubuque
Max
Ton
Haviley
State Railroad Commission
Frst
Evoltation
Farley
Merman Dollman
Muscatine
Rogers
Francis Seerey
Benton County
Commodore Brown
W. J. Watting
Maude Miles
Madison County
Miss Miles
Ethel Kegley
Winterset
Miles
Dubuque Yours
Great Western Road
Ama Winkler
Harriman
Bethuane
Abe Whitman
Nashua
Whitman
Steale
Leroy E. Gallagher
Methodist Church
Laurel
Pilgrim Hotel
Marshalltown
Green Mouuntain
Ida, Sr. Reese
Gallagher
Elmer D. Gallagher
Wahpeton
N.D
Simnilte
Miss Reese
Tey
Elmer Gallagher
C. D. Marshall
Chicago
Nathan Merril
Marshall
Merrill
McMahon
Jacksonville
Til
Migs McMahon
Jaocksonville Seminary
D. Marshall
Nelson
Flora. McMahon Merril
World wide brief notes sweep in major events
European aviators flock for the Pennett cup race in St. Louis while Detroit loses the opening World Series game to Chicago. Salted Lead er mines trigger stock redemption offers. Emperor Francis Joseph shows worsening lung disease. Santa Fe rail rebate verdicts go guilty. A balloonist falls to his death in Illinois.
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St. Louis
Chicago Nationals
Woo
Leader
Wyo
T. L
J. F. Greenough
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe Railway Company
Bonansinga
Quincy
Mat Non
Maxwell J. H. Walenta
German Reformed Church of
Brooklyn
Louis A. Bauer
Valenta
Texas Guinan
Indy
Simon
Gallipolis
Roosevelt
Newellion
Bacon
Charles River
Boston
H. B. Howard
Hartwell
Cincinnati
Fred Pabst
Lake Shore
St. Clair River
Henri Rochefort
Interanssigeant
Patric
Celebes
John D. Rockefeller
Harper Memorial Library
University of Chicago
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Gotho Spira
London
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France
Pennsylvania
Bourbon
Ind
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Chicago
Lilian A. Kinsella
Salem
Mass
Woma
Clifford W. Hartridge
Harry KK. Thaw
New York
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Helen Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
England
Montreal
David Todd
United States
Mars
Williams
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska
Anton. Bachman
Cincinnai
Peter Garrity
Blumber
Socalled Powder Trust
Wilmington
Del
Cassie Chadwick
Ohio Penitentiary
Berlin
Statant
Germany
Atchison,Topeka & Santa Foe Trailroad Company
New York Locals Denounce Small as Strike Continues
In New York on October 14, President Small faced fierce opposition from locals over the strike. Officials cried resign and hissed as Small defended his call for a vote while others claimed funds were exhausted. The local voted to keep the strike, with critics accusing Small of mismanaging finances and tactics.
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Russell
Thomas
Hiss Small
New York
Small
General Assembly
Hin
Locns
Neill
Clowry
Percy Thomas
American Federation of Labor
Daniel L. Russell
Board of Strategy
National Executive Committee
General Treasury
Small Suspended Exec Committee Ousts Head of Union
New York reports Labor Commissioner Neill ending telegraphers strike and urging locals to vote on the proposition. Chicago notes Executive Committee suspends President S J Small from the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America amid constitutional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sioner Neill
Hoon
General Assembly
Chicago
The
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
S. J. Small
Small
the Commercial Telegraphens' Union of America
J. Konekamp
Judgment for Dana Against Thaw and Mother Authorized
Dr Charles L Dana alienist at 63 West Fifty third Street won a city court judgment of 1581 63 against Harry K Thaw and his mother for libelous actions related to testimony in the Thaw trial Judge Green granted the sum and Sheriff execution was ordered Mrs Thaw to be served The case may proceed to supplementary proceedings if unsatisfied.
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Thaw
New York
Charles L Dana
West Fifty-third Street
Harry K. Thaw
Green
Leon Lauterstein
Dana
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