Second Trial Dismissed in Dickerson Bank Case
The Cass county case against Isaac Dickerson over the Cass County bank failures ends as a judge dismisses further indictments. County Attorney Meredith says the trials showed mixed opinions on double jeopardy and the defendant’s knowledge of insolvency. The motions contend Dickerson as bank vice president ignored the bank's solvency, leading to reopening and dismissal of charges after two lengthy trials. Local notes record community visits, weather, and civic updates in Atlantic and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.A. Meredith
Cass County
Isaac Dickerson
Cass County Bank
Atlantic
Waa
Walter
Smith
Pottawattamie District
Dickerson
District’ Court
Mills County
A. Cof
District Court
Pottawattamie County
Dickergon
Mills
Meredith
Mip
High School Class Night Reception and Play
A Junior Class reception for seniors hosted by the Junior Class and school staff at H. M. Boorman’s home featured pink and green decorations, student performances, and a clever prophesy of futures. The event closed with a farce and praise from guests, while the school later won a second post at the fairgrounds, defeating the Business College 16 to 13 in a seven inning game.
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Bert Lavery
Marshalltown
Atlantic String Orchestra
Lilcott Yesterdy
Elliott
Einieh
Joan Assar
Board of Education
H. M. Boorman
Abe
Etta Onr
Crisman
Lamb
Atropos
Don Enright
Oscar Gilbert
Pomeroy Dodge
Newport
Gladys Quincy
Boston
Nina Crosby
New York
Hachendort Maud Lawson
Philadelphia
Burr Ethe! Davies
Chicago
Brown Aline de Valance
Wilken
Morris Eliot Champey
Business College
Fair Grounds
Rough coverage of local games and town events
A pasted assortment describes baseball remarks on umpiring and a neat triple play by George Bruington, Keyser hitting a four run home run, local policing actions against suspected trespassers, the opening of George Smiths new feed and livery barns, road race postponement due to rain, and an entry list with names and ages plus a patent medicine mention.
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Atlantic City
W. Woodward
Crystal Lake
Lewis
Charles May
Knoxville, Jr
J. B. Aldrich
J. H. Boys
The
Messenger
Lewis School
Commercial House
Atlantic
Fiomg
Fifth Street
Kim Street
Bull Creek
Canning Factory
Gibbs
George Bruington
Pire
Pornee Woth
Avor
Keyser
George
Smith
Are
Prospects of a Bonanza Strike in Durango Mines
A letter from Durango reports Fred L. Morris of Kansas City and H E Ellison of Abilene claim a bonanza mine with 200000 in sight after weeks of prospecting in the mountains. They have begun work despite the bold claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
Durango
Mex
Fred L. Morris
Missouri Valley Trust Company of
Kansas City
H. E H. Ellison
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