Lolita Forbes and Torrence In Chicago Turmoil
Synopsis chapters show Lolita Forbes isolated in Chicago yielding to Torrence then leaving him with Gertrude Watson. Morning encounters with Fred Watterson lead to coercive advances and a street altercation where Torrence confronts and dies after a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonelt Nena
Chicago
Lolita Forbes
Arvey Torrence
Ety
Gertrude Watson
Gertrude
Lalita
Fred Watterson
Torrence
Lolith
Watterson
Terrence
Lolita Freed After Harrowing Night In Police Custody
Lolita, held in a police station cell after a troubling night, is questioned by officers and faced with threats and coercion. A lawyer secures her release on habeas corpus, aided by a benefactor who provides money and guidance for a fresh start, including new identity and education plans.
Local Notes From Elgin and Nearby Areas
Mollie Leichneider returns from West Bend. Alfred Stoffregen family visits Fayette. Harry Reichert family visit with parents. Fred Reichert drives to Cedar Falls and calls on Waterloo friends. Opal Howard, six, fractures left arm from hay load. recovering well. Signa Johnson at West Union demonstrates switchboard methods in Elgin. operations reported smooth. Tryg Husberg of Hau Claire claims catching 18 wall-eyed pike weighing 1 3/4 to 7 pounds on vacation. fisherman jokes about leaving northern lakes if more tales continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Leichneider
West Bend
Alfred Stoffregen
Fayette
Harry Reichert
Fred Reichert
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Opal Howard
George E. Howard
South of Elgin
Signa Johnson
West Union
Elgin Exchange
Elgin
Tryg Husberg
Hau Claire
Wis
Tryg
Keiser Passes National Medical Board Exam
Dr. Harry Keiser announced to his parents that he passed the National Board of Medical Examiners examination and earned the privilege to practice in any state. The third and final exam required three years of study, and he acknowledged it was no snap. Congratulations came from friends as he prepares to begin medical practice. Also noted are visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Phillips and others from Volga City and Rock Valley, with Ed Klingman temporarily operating the barber shop during the latter's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Lolita
Tle
Young Watterson
Lalita
Ames
Herset
Gertrude
Forteude
al- Waya Moore
State Penitentiary
Jotlet
Harvey
Emporium
Chicago
Elgin
Leta
City Hospital
Janey
Mr. Watterson
Tare
Scout
Margaret Warrar
The
Southwestern University
Io Havoe
Colfin
Harry Keiser
National Board of Medical Examiners
Keiser
J. I. Phillips
F. D. Welch
Keeling
Volga City
Iowa City
Win. Baumgartner
Rock Valley
Ed Klingman
Newlywed shopper challenges grocer over eggs
A newly married woman shops for groceries and challenges a grocer who blames country farmers for small eggs. She notes the eggs seem too fresh from the country and accuses farmers of pulling them from the nest too soon. The grocer defends the supply as fresh from the morning.
Local visits and house guests span several towns
Jean and Norma Larrabee of Minneapolis visited the George Vaughn home on Thursday. Ed Riser, Vern Sires and family, and John Sires of Postville were guests in Floyd L. Sires home on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Brockhausen of Milwaukee, Illinois and Iona, Carl of Chicago, Theodore of Prosser Washington left Tuesday morning after spending days at Mrs. Hudda Stochy’s home. Mrs. Brockhausen and Mrs. Stoehe are sisters.
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Jean
Norma Larrabee
Minneeapolis
George Vaughn
Ed Riser
Vern Sires
John Sires
Postville
Floyd L. Sires
Brockhausen
Mieaport
Twlinois
Iona
Carl
Chicago
Theodore
Prosser
Wash
Hudda Stochy
Stoehe
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jack Woodford
Copyright N. U. Service
Yella
Ste
Adjist
Fred Strogge
Fred Jarchow
Sumner Gazatte
IDR
National Examining Board
Jnst
J. A. Boleyn
Elgin, Iowa
Oelwein
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