Judge Whitmore Presides June Term Grist of Judgments
Judge T G Whitmore in Councel Bluffs for Judge Wheeler presiding at the June term, rendering many judgments by default. Cases include Geach vs Simon sen on a Maine mortgage for 610.87, Krogmahn vs Dinlda for 16836.05, Harper vs Connell for 611.17, Williemgum and Rogler vs Wulff for 3368.27, Akin vs Devore for 17410.64, plus probate matters and guardianship set for June 23. Final reports and estate hearings slated for June 23.
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T. G. Whitmore
District Court
Counceil Bluffs
Wheeler
Judge Whitmore
Robert L. Geach
Maine Savings Bank
Margaret Simonsen
Maine
Theodore Krogmahn
Remmer Dinlda
J. A. Harper Wos
John C. Connell
Griswold
Etty Williemgum
Carl Rogler
FM. Wulff
Lewis Akin
Wai. S. Devore
H. S. Johnson
Massonbank
Redwood
Calif
Hedrick Macktill
Oshua Parsh
Matilda D. Hendrick
Willard B. James
John A. Irving
Thomas J Bell
William G. Rhody
J. Whitctd
Juna
Paving Woes Roil City Water Purity
City officials deny flood-water contamination claim and stress water mains are flushed and cleaned regularly. City clerk Nichols reports next analysis due July first, with further flushing planned tonight rain or shine. Pumps and city stations have been inspected. system deemed in good condition.
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Nichols
Minneapolis man dies after heat collapse downtown
Minneapolis report June 14 states Harry Anson, 30, collapsed in downtown streets and died in an ambulance after heat related illness. Officials note the first heat casualty of the season occurred yesterday.
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Minneapolis
Harry Anson
Reserve Decrease Reported for New York Clearing House
The week’s condition of banks and trust companies in New York shows a reserve decrease as the clearing house reports a total of $84,135,890. Details indicate shifts in liquidity among member institutions and ongoing adjustments in reserve positions amid market activity.
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York
Dune
Ay-P
Willie
Trust Companida
Pate ne oe vata campaign year pause
In a partial readable fragment the text hints at a campaign year and principles guiding the paiva campalen. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests political messaging and ongoing campaign themes without full details.
Wounded suspect held in connection with mail robbery
Chicago police arrest Paul Wage of Tulsa in the chase for bandits who robbed a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mail train of up to 2.5 million dollars in currency and securities. Bloodstained bills linked to the crime were found on Wage. Several other suspects, including a man named J I Wayne and a couple calling themselves Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGomb, were detained with gunshot wounds and questioned as investigators vow to capture all bandits within 24 hours.
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Chicago
U. P
Paul Wage
Tulsa
Okla
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Lash
Ley
Mahoney
Wayne
Five Die as Berlin Train Crashes at Potsdam Station
Five people were killed and 16 seriously injured when a passenger train derailed at Potsdam Wamatee station in central Berlin during rush hour. The wreck left the carriages piled against a platform and caused a lengthy delay for trains.
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Berlin
Potsdam- Wamatee
Renny Crude Owl Takes a Tumble in Oil Markets
Pittsburgh June 14 Pennysylvania crude oil prices fell today as Bradford datalog quotes show W price at 3.25 per barrel. Other western grades also slipped, with Worning and Naglin cut twenty five cents.
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Pittsburgh
C. B
Pennyylvania
Conty & Barrel
Bradford
Axqapt Worning
Naglin
Eye witness recalls naval disaster horror and 48 dead
Ralph K. Harrison of Greensboro, Ga, a first class seaman, described the blast aboard the U S Maps turret 2 at San Pedro Cal on a hospital ship relief. He said he heard fire called out, saw Ensign Erwin killed, and managed to escape through the tunnel as flames ripped through the turrets.
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San Pedro
Cal
U.S
Ralph K. Harrison
Greensboro
Hig Cat
Shin Relief
Harrison
I. Z. Ryne
Ensign
Ensign Erwin
Nashville
Tenn
Watch Erwin
Judge Ratcliff Named New Judge for Fifteenth District
Des Moines dispatch reports C W Ratcliff of Red Oak Iowa appointed to fill the vacancy in the fifteenth judicial district caused by Judge Woodruff's death in Glenwood. Ratcliff, a former state senator from Montgomery county, will begin duties Monday June 16 and serve until the next general election.
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Des Moines
C. W. Ratcliff
Red Oak
Fifteen
Woodruff
Glenwood
Ratcliff
Montgoery County
Anti Klan Legislation Spurs Possible Expulsions
In Baton Rouge Louisiana on June 14 an AP report says Paul D Perkins Grand Titan of the Ku Klux Klan in Louisiana and J B Douglas speaker of the Louisiana House, along with other legislators, face expulsion from the Klan for opposing its influence after anti Klan legislation was enacted last week amid rumors in the capital.
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Baton Rouge
A. P
Paul D. Perkins
Louuisiana
J. 8. Douglas
House of Representatives
Court Upheld Fees In Limpus Estate Dispute
Judge I C Whitmore in district court upheld the fees for the widow executor and attorney in the Limpus estate. The court found each allowed fee of 200 less than the two percent statutory rate. Mrs Limpus and the executor W D Lowe and attorney H M Boorman were granted 1500 2200 2200 respectively. The Cass pioneer heirs had objected to the allowances as unreasonable.
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VM. Limpus
Cass Pioneer
Cubs Take NL Lead With Win Over Boston
Cubs surge to the top of the National League by defeating the Boston club. Giants, who had led, fell to Cincinnati, shifting the standings as Cubs fans celebrate the shift in the pennant race.
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Boston
Cubs
New -York Giants
Cincinne- Hyandsthigh
Cub
Claim bank officers in misappropriated bonds cases
Three suits filed in the clerk of the district court September term name Frog Watter 300 Daniel M T Homson 600 and Gus H Walter 750 as plaintiffs alleging defunct Marne Savings Bank officers misappropriated Liberty bonds left for safe keeping. Others filed since the bank closed. A M Boorman represents the plaintiffs.
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Marne, Savings Bank
Liberty
Maine
Tao
Disvict Court
Aamuurtts
Frog Watter
Jesse M.thomson
Gus H. Walter
A.M. Boorman
Meusel and Cole Suspended After Riot in Detroit
Umpire Billy Evans reports Detroit pitcher Bert Cole and Yankee outfielder Bob Meusel were suspended by Ban Johnson of the American League after Meusel was hit by a pitch and a bench clearing scuffle led to the game being forfeited to New York.
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Bob. Meusel
Bert Cole
Detrote
U. P
Ban Johnson
Amwrican’ League
Bob Meusel
Yankee
Detroit
Billy Evans
Lotsel
Cole
Giut Tleek
Evie Day
New York
Heavy Afternoon Rain Slams Local Area
A severe downpour swept through the area around 2:30 PM with strong winds, toppling a large tree and snapping branches in the courthouse yard and park area. About four tenths of an inch of rain was recorded, accompanied by wind and localized damage.
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Court House Yard
Judgment Entered Against Stock of Defunct Banks in Wiota Iowa
Judge T O Whitmore in district court entered judgments against stockholders of two closed banks, the Wirta and the Iowa State bank, for assessments on stock. Several stockholders in Wiota paid in full, while others were listed with amounts yet unpaid. In the Iowa State Bank case, multiple stockholders were named with specific amounts owed, some of whom have paid, and further judgments were anticipated as additional entries occur.
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T. O. Whitmore
Yesterdy
Casy County
Wirta Bank
Iowa State Bank
Wiota
Wiota Bank
ED. Keasey
Chas. Sheritt
Muiry Boorman
B. Love
Lay Bell
Ward Rogier
Wood
M. H. Weston
Anna CG. Henderson
Alice Berg
Mariy Metz
Anna Monk
SLAC
Mike Metz
M. I. Welton
Blakesley
Zap Nade
Amavns
HY. W. Hansen
O. BL
Sehee
al Buteloff
H. M. Butal
A. CL Buteloft
Guardian
Ht. W. Hansen
Lowa
Anonymous writer objects to Klan using City Hall
An anonymous letter condemns the Ku Klux Klan meeting planned at City Hall. The writer warns city officials that permitting the gathering shows contempt for the community and will invite scrutiny from opponents who call the Klan criminal.
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Ku Klux Klan
Line City
Als
Reveipk
Clork Nichols
Suueis
Ily
City Mall
Atdantig
Iiss County
Publi
Coolidge Plans Pay Increase for Federal Field Employees
President Coolidge announced a plan to raise pay for 480,000 field government workers outside Washington. Congress approved a bill, but it failed to become law due to missing signatures. Beginning in July, departments will receive wage increases averaging $240 per year, under the president's order.
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Washington
Usp
Coolidge
Wash Harton
Congress
Dawes Given Big Ovation at Chicago Office
General Charles G. Dawes received a thunderous reception upon arriving in Chicago to accept his presidential nomination. He toured his Central Trust Company office and bank, where crowds packed the street and cheered him as he declined to speak at the nomination desk, remaining at his desk with a pipe in hand as a white elephant symbol sat nearby.
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Dawes
Chicago
Ciogago
Tung
Charles G. Dawes
Cleveland
Thur
Chisago
Central Prust
WF Thinvis
Smid
Walcome
Nalwe
Wernere’s
Enes
Pele Vale
Local Lady Receives Honor At State G A R Meeting
Mere Chartotey Olson of 90 Watant Street and Addie Coomus attended the state G A R meeting. Olson was elected department registrar, Mrs Mary Houton of Greenfield named department secretary, Maxie Waller of Simex Cy chosen patriotic instructor. Lewes Ladies of the G A R circle celebrates these honors.
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Maxie Waller
Simex Cy
Hey Ladies
Lewes
Occasional Thunder Showers Warm Week Ahead
Weather outlook for the coming week, starting Monday, expects partly cloudy skies with occasional showers. Temperatures above normal in southern areas, slightly above normal in the north, with warm conditions in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys.
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Washington
A. Poe
Missppi
Missouri
Death Toll Rises From Tennessee Storm Hit Areas
A cloudburst near Hampton Tennessee caused extensive damage and possible mass casualties. Early reports claimed 16 dead with unconfirmed numbers rising toward 40 as relief efforts reached Bramer and surrounding districts.
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Johnson City
Tenn
U. P
Hampton
Bramer
Laurel Fork
Rural carriers plan 1925 state meeting at Spirit Lake
Rural carriers and their wives from this county, about twenty five or more, plan to attend the state meeting of Royal Mail Carriers of Iowa at Spirit Lake on September 8 and 9. They hope to bring the state meeting here in 1925 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the 1915 gathering. A. I. Perkins, secretary, is in Split Creek for preliminaries as plans form.
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Tawa
Hull
Spirit Lake
Ccxrronrs
Cape View
Weather Outlook With Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible local thunderstorms. Temperature expected to remain steady with little overall change.
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Martinez
Nathan Leopold
Anehild
Renny
Georgia
Limpus Estate
Cumming
Iowa
Marne
Marne Bank
PROHI
Iarms
Cosme
G. A. R. Meet
Tennessee
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Piende
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Vdne
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Hunter
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