Not Guilty Verdict for Governor Carroll Libel Case
Des Moines Sept 30 Governor Carroll’s aide John Cownie was found not guilty of criminal libel by a jury after brief deliberations. The jury, initially split eleven to one for acquittal, reached a verdict after six ballots and a final discussion. The governor praised the outcome while noting the case did not prove charges of improprieties, and Cownie declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Goy
Carroll
John Cownle
Johnston
Governor Carroll
Howe
John Cownie
Register
State Reform School
Mitchellville
State Industri School For
Cownie
John Downie
Trial Over Who Was Aggressor in Cownie Dispute
Evidence centered on who started the quarrel between Cowgill and Carroll. The state claimed Governor Carroll acted with malice by informing editors of charges against Cownie, making him defend himself publicly. However, the defense argued no proof showed the general public learned of the allegations from the governor’s disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane J
Cownle
Cownie
Glenwood
Carroll
Wedding Today at Methodist Parsonage in Anita
Rev Griffith united in marriage George H. Scholl aged 24 and Ruth Nichola aged 19 at the Methodist parsonage in Anita. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Ray Nichols of Anita. The groom is son of Charles Scholl of Anita and the bride daughter of P R Nichols of Anita. They will live on a farm near Anita. Telegraph congratulates them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Anita
George H. Scholl
Ruth ©. Nichola
Ray Nichols
Charles Scholl
P. R. Nichols
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve a universal healer for many ailments
It claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures cuts corns burns bruises sores and more including sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Advertises it as supreme fallible for piles and priced at 25 cents at druggists.
Makepeace Morris Wedding Party Planned October 12
A Friday evening party at F. M. Nichole’s home honored Miss Makepeace Morris with engagement to Robert Law of Waterloo set for October 12. Guests numbered many local names, pink decor dominated, a three course luncheon served, and guests created seventy pink themed recipes for a cook book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Nichole
Makepeace Morris
Robert Law
Waterloo ii
Mia. T. M. Nichola
D. M. Lewin
William Nichola
Misa Mary Nichols
Misaegg Austa Durkee
Addie Case
Florence Reynolds
Nichola
Mins Morris
Ayres
FF. M. Alexander
M. Boorman
Gusalo Brown
G. T. Bunton
Patricia Bunton
Eugene Consigny
Avoca
CG. F. Chase
J. W. Cuykendall
Virginia Cuykendall
CG. W. Curtiss
C. BH. Cole
O. T. Campbell
A. M. Duval
Clara Duval
Downs
L. A. Lawson
Charles Doepke
Ackley
J. M. Emmert
M. Winkbine
W. A. Kole Jett
Mise Mayme Findley
Dr. Graham
J. A. Giffen
A. A. Gillette
Charles
Frank Musson
J. W. Niles
Marie Niles
Dr. Nichols
C. BR. Osborne
George Pennell
Dr. Porterfield
G. Phelps
A. Mf. Petite
Parsons
Josh Reinig
Griswold
Walter Roberts
W. Banford
Fannie Banford
Secretary Wilson to speak at Atlantic rally Oct 26
Secretary James Wilson of the Department of Agriculture will speak in Atlantic Wednesday evening October 26. A grand Republican rally will follow with band and reception committee. Atlantic is one of two Iowa locales to hear a cabinet member on the campaign trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monéar
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Tober
Atlantic
Iness
If you’re a good farmer you’ll keep your head hard
Advice-style copy extols modern farming methods and efficiency. It urges using brain power, maximizing time and space, and adopting progress over outdated methods. It promotes I H C gasoline engines as reliable, economical helpers and notes widespread dealer support.
Another Party for Mr Wallace at Hazel Street Home
Consul T. R. Wallace was guest of honor at a five course dinner hosted by Levi Spangler and wife on Hazel street. A flat mirror globe centerpiece held ship models at each place setting, with American flags and ribbons linking ships to a central star. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace, Ross Wallace and wife, Mr Osborne and wife, Mr Campbell and wife, and Mrs Blaffant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Tr. Wallace
Levi, Spangler
Hazel Street
Mra
T. R. Wallace
Ross Wallace
QO B. Osborne
Mr. LL. Campbell
PD. Tf
Blaffant Oat Go Wallace
Illness and Social Notes From Edna Grove
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Cullen is very ill. Frank Dotson was a business visitor at Elliott Tuesday. Miss Katie McCarthy returned from Atlantic Saturday after attending the fair. Mrs Albert Peterman was recently ill but is better now. The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Briscoe on Wednesday for a pleasant time. Louis Hagen lost a horse to choking on oats. A number from the area attended the Ampine fair last week. Dotson was sick a few days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Cullen
Katie McCarthy
Atlantic
Albert Peterman
Ladies Aid Society
Stolen Goods Recovered After Des Moines Pawn Sale
Sheriff Duval received stolen items this morning from a Saturday theft spree. The loot linked to 8 Crawford William Strittmatter and William Knop includes silver tea set spoons forks and a gold watch case with Knop and Strittmatter names, plus a black suit shotgun and cash. A single suspect with red hair and a moustache was seen trying to sell a rusty shotgun at a Des Moines pawn shop. identifying him could solve all three robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vom
Duval
Express
Crawford William Strittmatter
William ‘Knop
Des Moines
Mr. Crawford
Alice
William Knops
Gusta Knops
William Stritthatter
William Knop
Dem Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
Macy
Hanis
Etter
Nate Beck
Ian Cin
Iwall
Henry Y
Satara Crates
California
Rock Island
Rock Island Lines
Aqquivren! ‘of Criminal Lidel
Eadgrr
James A. Howe
C. P. Meredith
Cowala
Carrol
Bond
Methodist Parsonage
A. E .Grifith
Wilson
Spear
Opera House
Mullins
Johe Bros Sigate Familly
Tone
Tone Bros
I. H.C
Loda
International Harvester*c Company of America Incorporated
Chicago
Mr. Wallace
Edna
Grove
Frank Dotson
Elliott
Louis Hagen
Dotson
Foley
J. Sibball
Grand View
Wis
R. Tamry
Omaka
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!