Druggists Give Up Permits In Iowa Suit
Des Moines reports that eleven druggists surrendered liquor sale permits after suit by the State Anti Saloon league, one was tried and convicted, others forfeited permits to avoid further action, with injunctions against two. Also hogs must be immunized for hog cholera at fairs, rule approved by health commission, and bankers forecast a prosperous Iowa season with a record crop expected.
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Des Moines
State AntiSaloon League
Animal Health Commission
State Executive Council
State Fair Board
Iowa
Griff Johnson
Iwan Department
The
Equitable Life
Middle West
Isaacs Pleads Guilty Forest City Banker Gets Five Years
Forest City banker Charles A. Isaacs was sentenced to five years in the Stillwater penitentiary for making false entries in the bank's books. He pleaded guilty to one count. thirty-eight counts were dismissed. The judge delayed the sentence for sixty days to allow a clemency petition to reach President Wilson. Isaacs's lawyers say he did not profit from the act.
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Fort Dodge
Carles A. Isaacs
Forest City
Stillwater
Ipacs
Reed
Wilson
Isaacs
Four Believed Drowned in Mississippi River Trip
Four missing after a pleasure trip on the Mississippi above Keokuk. Names: Al Gross, Joh Laughlin, Mayme Wilson, and Mary Wright. Authorities report no trace despite searching. Other brief items cover Fort Dodge banquet for 1000 at a reservoir on Duck Island, a Farragut farmer’s accidental shooting, an 18 year old’s poisoning, Shenandoah school bond defeats, and a young banker’s acquittal in Fort Dodge.
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Keokuk
Mississippi River
al Gross
Joh Laughlin
Warsaw
Mayme Wilson
Mary Wright
Underwood tariff revisions cut iron and wool duties
Washington June 21 Important reductions in the Underwood tariff bill on iron steel and other metal products with many articles added to the free list include cattle wheat pig iron Angora wool and more while rates on cotton goods and some silk rise. Senate caucus met to explain changes and pledge support. Attorney Galvin seeks annulment of estate actions after declaring Charles Sanford alive. case reopened to reveal disappearance of Mrs Whittaker and Julia Sanford. Galvin traced Julia in Olympia Washington and her son in Nome Alaska.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Simmons
Finance Committee
Wilson
House
Gore
Senate
Council Bluffs
Galvin
Hubert L. Tinley
Charles J. Sanford
District Court
Ann B. Whittaker
Julia
Charles
Attorney Galvin
Dl Paso
Santa Fe
N. M
Roy
Hazel Whittaker
Shenandoah
2-Cent Fare in Minnesota
At a closed conference in St Paul on June 21, state railway and warehouse commission members and Tailways representatives agreed to implement as soon as possible the Supreme Court approved rates. The 2-cent passenger rate and freight schedules will be deployed, distributing about 3,000,000 dollars within six months and ending further litigation.
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St. Paul
State Railway and Warehouse Commission
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Motorist Must Do Time As Dugan Convicted
New Jersey Supreme Court upholds the manslaughter conviction of Daniel A. Dugan Jr for the death of Leo Francis McDermott after a Christmas day automo-bile collision in Essex county. Dugan faces a sentence of five to ten years in prison, with possible appellate review. The case links to Dugan’s father, Judge Daniel A. Dugan. Wholesale prices last year reached new highs, led by farm products, feed, fuel and metals.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
D. A. Dugan
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Daniel A. Dugan, Jr
Essex County
Dugan
Leo Francis McDermott
Court of Errors and Appeals
Daniel A. Dugan
Orange District Court
Wilson
Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U S Official Assures Fair Trial for Porter Charlton
Secretary Bryan told Paul Charlton the United States will use its offices to secure a fair extradition trial for Porter Charlton charged in Italy with the 1910 murder of his wife at Lake Camp. An official will attend the court. Cenfer on Currency Question. President Wilson won broad Democratic backing for the administration currency bill during the House banking committee session.
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Washington
Bryan
Paul Charlton
United States
Porter Charlton
Italy
Lake Camp
Wilson
House
Congress
Lathams in Limelight in Davenport Scare
In Davenport on June 31 a woman believed to be Mrs Alex Asonmanakis confronted her former husband William Latham. Latham, thought dead for two years, had learned of her remarriage to a Greek baker after his death. Police doubted foul play, while the couple had previously caused a stir by claiming a million dollar English estate inheritance.
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Davenport
Alex Asonmanakis
William Latham
Latham
Lathams
England
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Hedues Bros
Pantitorium the Cleaners
Calumet Cafe
Ross Camblin
Prop
Ransomerian Business School
Kansas City, Mo
Atlantic, Ia
J. T. Ralston
Fulton Building
Anti-Saloon League
Ciites
Duck Island
Farragut
Shenandoah, Ta
Jesse Clutes
Stanton
Ellen Hallquist
Frank Hallquist
Miss Hallquist
L. G. Larson
Crystal Lake
Larson
Senate Finance Committee
Charlton
Herrick
IGE
Pride of
Atlantic Produce Co. Creamery Department
Limelight
Leigan
T. Leigan
Mickel
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