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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1912

Page

6

Feckner Sentenced In Embezzlement Case

Feckner, found guilty of embezzlement, was sentenced by Judge Coyle to an indeterminate five year term in the penitentiary. Attorneys Morling and O Connor sought a new trial but were denied. A petition from business leaders for parole was presented, but the judge ruled no parole authority for a 28 year old. Feckner remains in county jail as the state parole board reviews his case.

L. E. Feeckner Coyle Morling O'Connor Feckner Z’eckner State Board of Parcale

Indicted Man Pleads Guilty in Iowa Robbery Case

D M DeMars faced robbery charges and pleaded guilty. The question centers on whether Judge Coyle had authority to parole under a 1911 Iowa law enacted by the General Assembly and approved April 17, 1911. The statute's text follows this note.

D.M. DeMars

Judge's leniency questioned in Iowa youth case

The Emmetsburg Democrat notes that Judge Coyle showed leniency to a 16 to 25 year old convicted of a state crime, suspending execution and placing the youth in guardianship, contrary to Iowa law. Local observer J. M. Resh, returning from Emmet county, reports health and travel details.

State of Iowa J. M. Resh Emmet County FE. Miller Marion Resh Osgood Emmetsburg

Golden Rule employes banquets sixteen year celebration at Owyhee

Evening Capital reports 55 Golden Rule store employees hosted a banquet at the Owyhee hotel in Boise celebrating sixteen years. The Jungle room overflowed with men and women,16 place cards bore the store’s symbol, and a volcanic display marked each year of service led by Miss Jella Flynn. A plan for a protective social society was discussed and a song finale entertained the crowd including Miss Marions Ketchen and her brother John.

Evening Capital Boise Idaho Marion Ketchen John Tifty Golden Rule Ban Owyhee Kachi Jélla Flynn Marion

Explosion at Wat drug store injures workers

A gas explosion at the Waud drug store on Thursday afternoon injured shop staff, including Mr. Waud and Mr. Berggren, with Berggren sustaining a fractured ankle and Waud a leg wound requiring stitches. A bystander narrowly escaped serious harm as a door panel deflected debris. Building damage and losses run near 400, a faulty gauge and a dying gas tank were blamed for the incident, and local residents listed.

Wat Waud Mr. Waal J. W. Berggen Elsie Miche Mr. Waud Berggren Iste Miche

Emmet County Farmers Institute names officers and board members

The following officers have been elected for the Emmet county Farmers Institute: B. McDonald as president Hus Blakey as vice president R. J. Crone as secretary John Bragg as treasurer. The board of direct ory members and their township representation include Irwin Robinson from Emmet.

Eimmet County Farmers Institute B. McDonald Hus Blakey R. J. Crone John Bragg Irwin Robinson Emmet

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