War rant filed over Chicago Tribune theft claims
James Keeley of the Chicago Tribune filed a war rant for the arrest of George O. Glavs of Chicago alleging theft of books documents and papers the Tribune owned. The case concerns evidence of moral turpitude by a U S senator and other government officers.
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Iowa News and Events Brief Highlighting Fatalities and Local News
A Burlington crossing fatality claims Henry Baumle. Cedar Rapids farmer Frank Tisl dies in a train collision. Havelock mayor Arthur Clark dies of heart disease. Denison man Carl Sorenson killed by a Northwestern train. Mason City savior Telford Sanderson saves his sister from fire. Illinois Central brakeman John McCarthy settles a damages suit. German Methodist camp opens at Garner with 200 delegates. Augustana College director named from Boone Swedish Lutheran church. Threshers union forms in Iowa City and hikes rates. Council Bluffs post office moves to new federal building. Ninth Iowa Infantry reunion set for Fort Madison with river excursion. Drowning death of Frank Butts on Nishna River. Unidentified man killed near Lockridge. head severed. G A R leader H A Dyer returns from Rochester with illness. Rock Island Yard collision at Iowa City causes yard damage. Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons closes in Cedar Rapids. Marshalltown car repairer Albert Fisk dies by jack hammer impact. Hamp ton normal hosts hundreds of teachers. Modern Woodmen annual assessment plan rejected in Buffalo. Still College osteopathy incurs over 37k in judgments. 2000 Elks parade marks Sioux City convention. Bohemian lunch at North Riverside. Richard Schnack drowns at Crystal Lake Forest City.
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Will and estate turmoil spans Iowa and California cases
Judge Rivers in Los Angeles overruled a demurrer on the will of William C. Hess of Charters Oak Iowa dying in Whittier at 72 leaving most of a 25000 dollar estate to an adopted child little Mary. The piece notes siblings and unsure parentage and mentions other regional notices including postmaster convention and local crimes and accidents.
No Punishment for Druggists Under Present Liquor Law
Iowa Anti-Saloon League attorney M S Odle argues prosecutions of druggists for liquor law violations are pointless while permits exist. He cites Supreme Court rulings allowing punishment avoidance if permits are surrendered, urging a law change. Parole board probes Rainsbarger brothers case. governor reports hearings and continued investigation. State labor and education items follow including a Dubuque lockout, Cosson’s national role, and June 28 Iowa Education Board meeting at Cedar Falls.
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Change in encampment site for Iowa National Guard
Des Moines reports the Iowa National Guard shifting camp from woods near the rifle range to land two miles from the interurban line near Hyperion club house. Adjutant General Logan oversees new mesa halls and showers as troops prepare for the state shoot starting July 17 and the Fifty sixth regiment encampment.
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Will of Mrs. Eddy Admitted to Probate
The will of Mrs. Eddy founder of the Christian Science church was admitted to probate. Horace Havemeyer testified before the house committee. Edgar S. Cooke denied that a cent was stolen from the Big Four railroad by himself or Warriner.
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