County Court Convenes Today In Courthouse
County court opens its term with judges and clerks assembling for sessions. Proceedings focus on preliminary filings and calendar scheduling as attorneys enter appearances and await cases.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
9
County court opens its term with judges and clerks assembling for sessions. Proceedings focus on preliminary filings and calendar scheduling as attorneys enter appearances and await cases.
The court opened with grand jury drawn led by Foreman J. W. McDowell and members Linder Shafer Fry Ireland Emmons. Petit jurors to report Monday the 23rd. Cases assigned include specific performance equity and law matters with parties such as Shelangrovski Elder Harper Bradshaw Hughes Shriner Johnson Copeland Speck Anthony Adams McKibben White Smith Crawford Louden Starr Morse Wiggins Johnson C Q damages Magdefrau Bergdahl Mitchell Ry C Q Nehre Goff Clarke Kennedy Ogden City Jefferson County Gas and more.
Yesterday at the H. F. Pumphrey home 908 East Burlington street Miss Bessie Waltus Keeler wed Jesse Wayne Harrel in a ceremony by Rev. Thos. Osborn. A sumptuous dinner followed. The couple, both of Burlington, will visit Excelsior Springs and live in Burlington in about three weeks. guests included Mrs. Lillian Harrel of Burlington and J. R. Miller of Hannibal Missouri.
Dan Leppo and Lon Israel reel in a monster blue catfish three and a half feet long weighing a fraction over forty. The head was put on display at Powermaster's pool hall to prove the claim. Meat praised as excellent. The three men fished along Skunk River near Rome after a rainstorm, wrestling the fish for ten minutes before bringing it ashore.
In Amarillo Texas on Sept 16 a grand jury probes the murder of Al Boyce by James Beal Snead. Tensions rise as Boyce and Snead families gather amid fears of riots. Snead remains jailed and cites an intercepted letter as motive.
A group of anglers landed two notable catches a 14 pound fish an 8 pounder and a 1 pounder at the lake the haul highlighting a productive outing for the party.
Delegates from labor bodies across the state gather in Poughkeepsie for the New York State Federation of Labor forty-ninth annual convention. The opening session notes legislative measures affecting workers will be exhaustively discussed throughout the session.
Roanoke details confrontation after Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards, captured in Des Moines, expected in town amid crowd surges. Maude Tivolier defends loyalty while booster meetings organize Franklin County roads reforms and designate Des Moines organizer arrival.
Fairfield Aerie, F. O. E. issues a baseball challenge to the local B. P. O. E. Elks for a September 26 game. Eagles boast of victory while Elks doubt their ability. Acceptance to be published through the Evening Tribune.
Clinton Iowa September 17 Governor Wilson travels with Alexander P Manning a Negro porter who has joined every democratic western trip since 1892 Crowds are larger than those that greeted Bryan on his first campaign Wilson plans speeches at Sioux City Inter State fair and greets people at stops The party endures train shunting irritation and a playful parody is sung about railroad conduct
Fairfield good roads enthusiasts met at Dr. Connor’s office for a preliminary organizing session to improve local highway conditions and plan community action.
J. Mrogenski, who has been ill with typhoid fever at his home near the city for several weeks, is well enough to be moved to the home of his mother Mrs. C. Mrogenski on West Adams Street.
General Salazar’s rebel force captured El Tigre after four days of fighting and seized $200,000 in bullion belonging to El Tigre Mining Company along with three officers. A ransom demand of $100,000 in gold is set, sent to Washington via courier.
Boston marked its 282nd anniversary with a flag raised at city hall. A baseball fan amused the crowd by equating years of Boston’s history with a Red Sox pennant tally. The piece recounts the 1630 move from Charlestown to Trimontaine and the renaming to Boston after Lincolnshire.
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