Supreme court upholds eight year manslaughter sentence
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the Car roll district court verdict sentencing Frank Dillingham to eight years for manslaughter. The ruling concludes the legal process following the death in the case handled by Judge Church.
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A Job for Two and a Bucolic Rebuke
A playful dialogue vignette features a hat discussion at a lawn party and a social quip about patience and courage. The second excerpt mocks a farmer’s rustic manners with a hayseed label and a stern parental scolding tone.
Young Man Urged to Quit Crime by Wallet Card
A pickpocket slips a wallet from an unsuspecting elderly man on a streetcar. In a secluded spot he unfurls layers of paper to reveal a card bearing the warning, Give Up Your Career of Crime Nothing In It. The note targets a young man and advocates leaving crime behind.
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