Forty-Three Saloonists Charged Under Moon Law Ruling
Council Bluffs report notes County Attorney Capell filed forty-three contempt proceedings against Potawattamie saloonists for violating injunctions tied to the Moon law. Appeals involve new licenses, city power limits, and a reinterpretation by the Supreme Court. Names of defendants span Council Bluffs Avoca Minden Nohola and other towns with detailed lists.
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Council Bluffs
Evory
Pottawattamie County
Max Meyer
Treynors
Iowa
Frank J. Capell
District Court
Potta~ ‘Wattamie County
Capell
Gup
Crgan
Lcenses
Supreme Court
Cosson
Treynor
S. Adriam
M. T. Sullivan
Neumeyer and
Mergen
Seth May
Ed. Rogers
Charley Liebold
W.S. Goodrich
Pat Donahue
Hans Clausen
George L. Smith
D. Kroll
Max Olson
Fred Rapp
Holst
Spelman
Meyers
John Brennan
William Pfaff
Lee Mitchell
August Wendlendt
C. A. Burright
J. J
McCluggage
Gregers Jensen
August Boysen
Martin Mortenson
Willam Fry
C.W. Larson
Grand Hotel
Hol. Hart
Receiver
William Negethon
Pleasant Lobb
AVOCA
Jurgen Tamms
Jurgen Thiessen
W. R. Baxter
Alfred Nielson
M. Kempker
Anderson, & Biene
John Hollen
Minden
August Raven
H. J. Hesley
Hesley
Pries
NHOLA
W. C. Davis
H. J. Jungferman
Herman von Hebel
Wood
George Wolff
Theo, Mooney
J. J. Klein
F. S. Crabill
J. N. Sheffer
C. J. Scanlan
Glen Johnson
Chris Paulson
John Ronneau
Jake Jessen
Hamm Brewing Co
R. C. Stevenson
J. F. Walkington
James W. Casey
John Schrader
C. &. Perrine
Harry Z Rosenfield
Six Drowned in Utah Lake Tragedy at Party Launch
A Utah Lake launch named Galilea capsized during a wedding party for Vera Brown and Edward Holmes. Six people drowned including Vera Brown and Edward Holmes. others rescued later. Victims all from Salt Lake City. rescue operations continued through night.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Lake
Vera Brown
Edward B. Holmes
Frank Brown
Helen Brown
Captain Brown
Benjamin W. Raymond Sherwood Raymond
Geneva
Benjamin
Raymond
Remembered Their Dead Memorial Service in Local Cemeteries
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors held a joint Memorial yesterday afternoon with graves at the cemetery decorated by a Woodmen drill team in full uniform. The Church of Christ service at 2:30 featured Rev. Mack and Rev. W. H. Parris. Names of decorated graves include James Byrd PB F OConnell James Bickett Chas Vaughn J A Martin and others.
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Modern Woods
America
Lodge of Royal Neighbors
Church of Christ
Mack
W. H. Parrii
Jas, Byrd
PB. F. O'Connell
James Bickett
Chas
J. Vaughn
J. A. Martin
J. W. Sterling
Martian Butler
Hilary Mills
D. M. Coker
W. H. Baker
J. M. Woodson
Litterst
Edward Mumby
Alkali Ike's Auto to Perform at UNIQUE Tonight
Local event notes Alkali Ike's Auto will headline at UNIQUE tonight. The popular act brings its distinctive horned car humor and stage persona to the venue, promising a lively show for attendees.
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Ike
Unique
Confession Hurts McNamara's Case in Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma June 5 John Delainey a structural iron worker confessed to traveling with James J McNamara secretary treasurer of the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America to inspect nonunion structures The plan was to mark dynamite targets with crosses for easy placement The confession was made to Harry Agan a Muskogee Phoenix representative in the presence of witnesses The note ends with a theater promotion to see Messenger Hoy at the ArDome tonight.
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Muskogee
Okla
John, Delainey
James J. McNamara
International Bridge and Structural,Iron Workers of America
Harry Agan
The
Muskogee Phoenix
Mrs McNierney Returns Home After Des Moines Stay
Friends report Mrs John McNierney has returned home from a lengthy stay in Des Moines including time in hospital. She is recovering well and expects to be entirely well soon.
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Des Moines
John McNierney
Frank Abbott Married in Council Bluffs
The many friends of Frank Abbott in this city are interested to learn that he recently married a Council Bluffs lady. A host of people who knew Frank wish him and his bride a full measure of happiness.
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Frank Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Council Bluffs
Frank
Marriage Licenses Recorded This Period
Marriage licenses listed include Fred Tanner and Cumberland Bla Framk of Lewis. O M Peterson of New York and Mary C Wright of Bath. Peter Behnken of Wiota and Henrietta Aiken of the same. Details indicate names and locales with dates in June.
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Fred Tanner
Cumberland
Bla Framk
Lewis
M. Peterson
New York
Mary C. Wright
Bath
Peter Behnken
Wiota
Henrietta Aiken
Same
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Officials plan Albia HQ after Iowa district vote
Officials of the Iowa district United Mine Workers of America will visit Albia on Wednesday to choose a temporary headquarters as returns trickle in from Saturday night. Secretary Frank Cameroon has arranged for a home base in Albia.
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Albia
Iowa
United Mine Workers of America
Frank Cameroon
Automobile Catches Fire In Mitchell Area
A 1909 Mitchell touring car owned by Albert Brehmer of Morton vicinity caught fire Saturday evening. Sparks from the magneto caused a short circuit starting the blaze. Brehmer moved the car to a nearby field, but it burned out quickly. Insurance was with Ches H. Whitney of the city. loss was mitigated by prior service.
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Mitchell
Albert Brehmer
Morton
Ches. H. Whitney
Alka Ike's Auto At Unique Tonight Amid Narrow Escape
Witnesses describe near fatal auto accident at Hopley corner near Lewis yesterday afternoon. A Reo car with four or five occupants struck a culvert at about 40 miles per hour and threw a young woman from the vehicle. Her clothing tore but she was not seriously hurt. W. Hunter Jr. witnessed the incident and urged slower driving on unknown road hazards.
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Hopley Corner
Lewis
Reo
S. Hunter, Jr
Unique Tonight and Car Sales at Atlantic Auto
Four cars have been sold by the Atlantic Automobile Company since Saturday evening. Ramblers went to Mr. Allison of Anita and to Chas R Hunt of Big Oho. Fords went to W C Harvey of Extra and W A Marquette, the land man, of this town. Also a Runaway Accident occurs as Mr and Mrs Albert Peterson are thrown from a buggy when their horses ran after an automobile near the cemetery. Mrs Peterson sprains her left ankle and breaks her arm. Mr Peterson is badly bruised. Dr Plunket attended. Mrs Peterson improving, husband’s injuries slight.
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P. R. Smith
Cumberland
Dr. Porterfield
Hewls
Uebran
Olga Jobes
Simpson College
Indianola
T. C. Salveter
Melcher & Salveter
Paul Otto
Whitney Loan and Trust Company
Harry Cook
South Birch Street
Paul Brown
Berea
G.R. Miller
August Brehmer
West Sixth Street
Atlantic Automobile ‘Company
Ford
Fred Heis
J. 0. Wilken
Heis
Will Cornell
Whitney Bank
A. H. Goodspeed
Idaho Falls
Chariton
Platts
Kittie Wilson
Council Bluffs
M. J. Taulty
C. P. Cornell
Mss
Ella
Rowley
W. Rowley
Lewis
Shannon
Atlantic Automobile Company
Mr. Allison
Anita
Chas
R. Hunt
Big Oh
W.C .Harvey
Extra
W. A. Marquette
Albert Peterson
Hunt Buys Rambler From Herring Agency
R. Hunt purchased a Rambler touring car from the Herring agency in the city and will take delivery as soon as it can be brought from Des Moines.
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Hunt
Rambler, Co
R. Hunt
Herring Agency
Des Moines
Married couples face troubles and travel plans
Harry Ulbrich, injured in the auto accident involving his delivery vehicle and a Rock Island train, is improving though heat worsens his condition. Frank J. Rhody, his wife and baby visit Sioux City before leaving for Davenport, where Frank once worked and will visit friends. Neal Institute at Sioux City reports 32 patients last month and five this month.
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Harry Ulbrich
Ulbrich
Frank J. Rhody
Sioux City
Davenport
Frank
Neal Institute
Mysterious Injury Victim In Valley Junction Saloon Fight
Leonard Wilson of Evanston Illinois lies in critical condition at Methodist hospital after an unprovoked assault in Kilpatrick saloon Valley Junction Friday night. He was struck hard, fell hitting the rail fracturing the skull base. Police pursue charges of assault with intent to murder as grand jury may hear. Blank checks and a $50 draft found on him complicate identity.
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Register
Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Evanston
Methodist Hospital
Kilpatrick
Valley Junction
F. Glass
Polk County
Grand Jury
Moines National and Central State Banks
Des Moines
St. Louis
F. E. Hudson
Methodists Hospital
Weather Forecast for Iowa Tonight and Tuesday
Iowa forecasts call for generally fair conditions tonight with cooler temperatures. Tuesday will be cooler especially in the northwest portion of the state.
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Iowa
Temperature Report Shows 93 At Two P.M.
Yesterday brought a heat wave with high readings around 96 on several days last week while today Observer Whitnay’s government thermometer registered 93 at two o'clock.
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Whitnay
Quiet election day sees light city turnout
Voters stayed home amid heat and apathy as polls closed for the eleventh hour. Both Green and Cleveland factions claim victory though results remain inconclusive with Green forecasting about a 2000 majority in the district and Cleveland supporters arguing the opposite.
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Cleveland
Green
Hia
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Pottawattamie Co
Tokio
Ryazan
Vladavostok
Nagasaki
Prince ‘of Siam
Warstip-Twate
Mineola
N. Y
William M. Haupt
Garden City
Haupt
Webster City
Jacob Haley
Stanhope
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Peoria
William Sheldon
Bessie Jarrett
Mississippi River
Jarrett
Grand Island
W. Doris
Coatesville
Maud Atlee
Edward Atlee
Atlee
Miner's Temple
F. [M. Chapman
Asattle Cottage
Frank Cain
W. P. Head
Atlantic
McNamara
Oklahoma Iron Worker
Messenger Hoy
Atrdome
Alka
Auto
Girl
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