Mob Justice in Nebr City Ends Brutal Whipping
A mob attacked Albert Winebrenner in Napoleon, Neb, dragging him from jail and whipping him after his arrest for assaulting his stepdaughter Julia Barton. He was tarred and feathered, then ordered back to jail as authorities faced a $200 bail, while the case prompted state police and local officials to probe the mob action and the brutal punishment.
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Magnus Granted Divorce in Iowa Case
Gevar Ramos Ia July 12 In the district court Judge Remley entered up a decree in the Magnus case Mrs Magnus by the decree get a 5000 in cash payable at once and alimony of 160 per month and also the home stead Mr Magnus is granted a decree of divorce Of the 5000 which is ordered paid to Mrs Magnus 1600 is set apart for attorney s fees and ne 400 in fees has already been paid the total fees allowed is 2000 Mr Magnus is a wealthy brewer here Recently his wife commenced suit for separate maintenance asking 500 a month alimony during her lifetime He commenced a counter action asking for divorce.
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Editor Offered an Appointment in Denver News
Major Z K Pang veteran Jersey City editor on Pacific coast trip received Washington offer to be Bolivia minister but likely to decline and seek a European post. Also reports a fatal beating of Eli Lobe in Correctionville by Town Marshal Frank Watson and a miners strike in Springfield district. Batpista Union to Meet in Chattanooga July 16 18. National and Western League scores listed.
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Struggle for Wages Sparks West Virginia Mine Standstill
A vast wage struggle grips coal districts as 18,000 miners face unemployment while operators resist a 69-cent rate. Talks of compromise rise as West Virginia districts brace for further suspensions and arbitration boards move to calm the standoff.
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