Two Women Arrested in Cedar Rapids Disorderly Case
Police raided a Cedar Rapids rooming house and arrested James and Louis Cook of Nevada and Rosa and Visa Crosser of Eldora for disorderly conduct after a domestic dispute exposed a broken marriage. Judges fined the men $100 each and the women $50 each. the movement also notes family tensions and local fire company history.
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Cedar Rapids
Cook Brothers
Nevada
Crosser Sisters
Eldora
James Cook
Louis Cook
Hardin County
Crosser
Mr. Cook
Mrs
Mr. Dean
Deserted Wife Seeks Divorce From William Mackey
Neva Mackey of Nevada sues for divorce from husband William Mackey charging desertion from 1903. They wed in 1900. he has not supported their three children and has lived in Mitchell, D C and Kansas City. Indictment for wife desertion was postponed and may be dismissed with the divorce.
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Neva Mackey
Nevada
William Mackey
Mitchell, D. C
Kansas City
Woman Seeks Custody of Children and Alimony
A woman seeks custody of her children and $50 alimony to finance court proceedings. The case highlights ongoing disputes over support and guardianship in the local jurisdiction.
Local marriages announced for H H Kildee Ruth Sweeney Osage
Prof H H Kildee from the animal husbandry department and graduate of 1908 wed Miss Ruth Sweeney yesterday at the bride’s Osage home. R Z Kirkpatrick of 07 married Feb 3 at Good Hope Ill and headed to Panama for canal work. C D Forsbeck 08 wed Miss Ethel Keifer Feb 9 at Hazelton Iowa.
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H. H. Kildee
Ruth Sweeney
Osage
R. Z. Kirkpatrick
Good Hope
Ill
Panama
C. D. Forsbeck
Ethel Keifer
Hazelton
Iowa
Lou Bosworth Stricken With A Cold This Week
Lou Bosworth has been among the afflicted this week as a touch of the grip kept him off duty for most of the week.
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Lou Bosworth
Bush Receives Commission in Iowa National Guard
Dr. E B Bush of his city earned a commission as first lieutenant and assistant surgeon in the hospital detachment of the Iowa state medical department. He is assigned to the second detachment of the 54th I N G under Major Grant in Iowa City. Previously he served four years as hospital steward in the 55th regiment. The new commission requires service only during the annual encampment.
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U. S
L. R. Morris
Chas. Kooser
F. E. Morris
Art McCoy
Oscar McCoy
E. S. Proper
Frank Stultz
Chas
Kooser
54Th I. N. G
Grant
Iowa City
Bush
Fire damages Freed home on Onondaga Street
Early morning blaze started near the chimney likely from a faulty flue and spread across the roof. Firemen halted the flames after water sprayed the attic and upstairs rooms, with the Kirkham family losing personal effects and the house deemed a $1,000 rebuild. the Kirkhams may move to Parker Club today.
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Onondaga Street
Kirkham
Joel E. Cagwin
Earl Briggs
John Johnson in Jail Again in Story City
Story City resident J. G. Johnson was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail for intoxication after a recent spree on the boulevards. Earlier incidents included a 15 day sentence and multiple releases on good behavior before another lapse.
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John Johnson
Johnson
John
Will Curtiss Be College Head
The Times weighs who should succeed Dr. Storms as Iowa State College president with Dean C. F. Curtiss favored by many in the state. Other mentioned candidates include James Wilson, Gifford Pinchot, and President Shelton, with the board to act by March second after deliberation.
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the Times
Iowa State College
Storms
C. F. Curtiss
Dean Stanton
Dean Curtiss
Dr. Storms
Times
Curtiss
James Wilson
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
Shelton
Simpson College
U. S. Forester
Europe
Judge Spares Two Cambridge Boys in Hardware Store Burglary
Judge Lee in Nevada juvenile court spared Tape Rubar and Charley Tilton after lecturing them for breaking into Nelson Bros. hardware in Cambridge. He released them on good behavior bond, requiring monthly reports to Sheriff Warrick for a year.
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Lee
Nevada
Rubar
Charley Tilton
Cambridge
Nelson Bros. Hardware
Sheriff Warrick
Ames Volunteer Hose Company Holds Annual Election
The Ames volunteer hose company met at city hall last Thursday evening for its annual business meeting. Officers were elected as follows.
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Ames Volunteer Hose Company
Party of landseekers leaves for Amarillo excursion
A large party led by the American-Canadian Land Co. departed Tuesday noon for Amarillo Texas. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Turner McLain Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Warner H B Corlette Billy Frye Mr. Horns Mr. Van Epps and son Ethwold.
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Tom Thompson
Amarillo
Texas
Story City youth jailed for fur theft after family sale
Elmer Severeide, seventeen, admitted stealing a packet of raw furs from a Story City butcher shop to raise money. He received thirty days in jail after the marshal arrested him at night, with Marshal Dawson taking him to the county jail. His older brother Hank Severeide, a local ball player, had previously sold furs to the same butcher.
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Johnson
Story City
Elmer Severeide
Justice of the Peace
Hank Severeide
Justice-Of-The-Peace
Marshal Dawson
Severeide
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Sion
Medical Department of the State of
Freed
J. GC. Johnson
Will Curtiss
New College
Tn Binsinis
Fire Company
Story City Boy
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