Supreme Court closes October term with twenty one opinions
The supreme court issued twenty one final opinions for the adjourned October term and announced a January term beginning January 21 with Judge M Weaver joining the bench and Judge Scott M Ladd serving as chief justice. Several judges will have terms expiring by year end including Chief Justice Given successor Judge Ladd and Judge Waterman, with other names listed in the opinion summaries. The Court also ruled on the case John Witte v Louis Weinstein et al about oil samples and the secretary of state's duty, holding private acts by officials outside official duties are trespass and damages questions hinge on official responsibility. Additional affirmed and reversed opinions cover disputes from Des Moines to Clinton and Johnson counties, touch on fights and damages, and include numerous district court actions with various judges named.
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Supreme Court
M. Weaver
Scott M. Ladd
Ladd
Charlies M. Waterman
Deciner
Sherwin
McClain
Secretary of State
John Witte
Louis Weinstain
Des Moines
Withrow
Louis Weinstein
Olla
Weinstein
Reeponge
Weinstein Sa Baing
Witte
Henry Landre
Henry Lyle
Clinton District Court
EF B Wolfe
Isharmen Hving
A. J. Ruesell Vamma Eliza Smith
Juoulda County District
Johnson County
Johnson Distriut
M. J. Wade
James Patterson
Ira J. Nicol
Lowe District Court
State of Iowa
Henry Luger
Wright District Court
J. R Whitaker
John Tufts
D. W. Norris
Poweshiek District Court
A. R. Dewey
Waterman
William H. Howe
TH. M. Davis
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Aseacla Lon
Matthews
Clinton Savings Bank
Tinderhll
Grohe
Executrix
P. B. Waite
L. Piper
BR. D. Piner
Appelleas
I. C. Fletcher
Charles Ramsey
Lucan District Court
F. W. Eicherberger
Deemer
HL. M. Travty
Jackson County
Jackson District Court
A. J. House
Brown
EH. Crosson
Appellee
Taylor District Court
W. H. Tedford
All records broken in jewelry holiday goods
All records broken in jewelry holiday goods as shoppers flock to stores for seasonal deals and gift selections. High demand drives steady sales across retailers with notable growth in premium pieces and gift sets.
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Improvements to Be Made By Blue Line Company
Blue Line Transfer Company plans major upgrades to the old Aullman brewery property on Tim Street. Projects include a cold storage plant, a four story 122 by 122 feet transfer warehouse, a second building 44 by 132 feet for a jobbing machinery concern, a one story 1 acre storage area, and conversion of the brewery into a storage warehouse. The four acre site will be heated by private power and connected to rail lines. The deal value is $18,500 with work set to begin Monday and completion hoped for early next season.
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J. D. Keyes
Blue Line Transfer Company
Aullman Brewery
Tim Street
West Secone
West Third Streets
Keyes
West Third
Elm Streets
Elm Street
Our House
Lberty
Depew Arrives in San Lazara for Chauncey's Wedding
Senator Depew arrives in San Lazara late at night and plans rapid travel to Nice. He confirms engagement to Miss Palmer with a wedding set for December 28, aided by cousin Countess De Sers in Nice.
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Chauncey
New York
The
Journal and American
Depew
San Lazara
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