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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1922

Page

22

Murder, Love Triangle Shocks Burlington Iowa

Burlington Iowa Sept 16 a widow Mrs Catherine Shurtz stands accused in the murder of her husband farmer John Yorhees Shurtz as a 20 year old farm hand George Leroy Spees implicated himself in a full confession. Spees describes entering the home and shooting Shurtz while the couple slept, with Mrs Shurtz denying guilt despite accusations and a bond of secrecy surrounding the affair. Spees alleges Mrs Shurtz urged him to kill the husband to free their relationship. The case unfolds as investigators search for Spees and the missing shotgun used in the crime.

Burlington J. W. Shurtz Junnt Illinois Catherine Shurtz John Yorhees Shurtz Middleton Spees Indianapolis Shurtz Shane Hun Salta Jun Ha Bion J. V Kno Jun Kate Misao Benny George Leroy Spees Ind John V. Shurtz Des Moines Niles

Quebec Has No Liquor Problem Says Broker

New York stock and bond broker Doe Eller, visiting Dubuque, says in Quebec a government controlled liquor system eliminates the liquor problem. He cites public rooms, cafes with meals, and government stores, noting favorable profits, tourism influx, and no bootlegger riches or deadly mishaps.

Quebec Doe Eller New York Dubuque Canada Julien Dubuque Elder Russia Turkey Montreal Prohibition

Quebec Peace and Prosperity Praised by Elder

In remarks praising Quebec, Mr. Elder claims the region has no crime, debauchery, or mail theft, contrasting it with Bolshevik Russia and other places. He also extols Quebec’s scenery and natural advantages observed during a brief stay in Dubuque.

Quebec Russia Turkey United States Elder Dubuque

Mystery Blaze Reported as Father Is Found Dead

A morning alarm from Mys Shurtz alerted neighbors. The son discovered his father’s body and informed his mother, who was already aware of the tragedy as per Spees. The incident details remain under investigation with officials seeking witnesses.

Shurtz Spees

Ames Peddlers Face Stringent City Licenses and Tests

Ames imposes strict licensing on peddlers with a $7.60 first day fee and $3 for each additional day, plus $2 medical and health checks, $2 for perishables inspection, and $1 morality review, totaling $12.50 before any sale. The ordinance requires health officer examination, inspection of goods, and police verification of moral character.

Ames Iowa City Jever Chief of Police Peddler

Farmer Accused Of Stealing Corn Fattened Hogs

Guy Simington, a farmer near Langdon, bound over to the Clay county grand jury for larceny in the night. He admitted stealing two hogs weighing 560 pounds from Ralph F. Hoffman last Friday. Bonds set at 500 dollars. Morningstar of Dickens seen with him. hogs found in Langdon stockyards. Hearing on writ of replevin set for Saturday. Also: A child drowned in a Des Moines area water tank near Radcliffe after falling in while visiting relatives.

Clay County Grand Jury Guy Simington Langdon Clay County Grand Jury Justice of the Peace H. T. McLane Ralph F. Hoffman Simington Spencer Simingtons Lidman Mn Hoffman Justice McLane Spencer News-Herald Radcliffe Jens P. Hanson Des Moines Martin Christianson Story City Herald

Recrudescence Of Abnormally The Flapper Appearance

A colorful flapper variant described as wearing sandals a bright scarf instead of a belt a long cigarette holder and a bright hat has appeared in London and puzzles commentators whether it concerns the Genoa conference of the humane society noted by the Milwaukee Sentinel.

London Genoa Conference of the Humane Society Milwaukee Sentinel

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Burlington Lad Hig Roy Kate Wittle Tye Wittle Katie Law Marlin Myhre U.R. Next Bartleman John M. Lidman Frank Smith Morningstar Dickens J. H. Gammon Estate Big T Hart, Schaffner & Marx Reimer Graettinger Sumner Underwear
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