Haywood Free After Not Guilty Verdict In Idaho Trial
The Haywood trial in Boise ends with a not guilty verdict after a 21 hour jury deliberation. The opinion splits along class lines with defense and prosecution appealing to jurors as judges. State plans to pursue charges against other 46 individuals connected to the case.
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Wm. D. Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Haywood
Wood
Orchard
Ake
Bedford Firm Supports Local Granit and Marble Works
A Bedford firm, the Iowa and Missouri Granit & Marble Co., is highlighted as the county seat’s leading business. It showcases advanced air cutting for thick granite, producing high quality pieces. Local patrons include the Churchill estate and James E. Elliott among others, with memorial tablets and vault work in Gravity cemeteries.
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Iowa and Missouri Granit & Marble Co
Churchill
James E. Elliott
Janes H. Elliott
Nostrand
His Record for Lieutenant Governor Run
Dan Turner of the Adams Taylor district urged by friends to run for lieutenant governor. A Spanish American War veteran and longtime mercantile businessman, his four years in the state senate are cited as credentials. His notable bills on 2 cent fare and anti pass subjects were enacted into law.
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Dan Turner
Adams-Taylor
Adams County
State Senate
Weaver’s interpretation sparks GOP split talk over primary
Gen Weaver’s theory from Marshaltown suggests the primary winner by total votes could clinch the U S senate seat regardless of party. He argues Democrats could coalesce behind one candidate, while Republicans split their vote between Cumming and Allison, triggering mixed reactions locally.
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Marshaltown
Bublican
Congress of the United States
Congress of the
Queen of Spain Names Too Long for Call
A humorous note suggests the queen avoids pronouncing the full twelve names of her christened son Alfonso Pio Christino Eduardo Francisco Guillermo Carlos Enrique Eugenio Fernando Antonio Venancio and instead uses a playful endearment to summon him.
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Spain
Alfonso Pio Christino
Eduardo Francisco Guillermo Carlos Enrique Eugenio Fernando Antonio Venancio
Bedford optician offers fitted glasses for difficult cases
Joseph Pleringer, an optician in Bedford, advertises fitting glasses for challenging cases with six years of experience.
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Bedford
Joseph
Pleringer
Murder on a Chinaman’s Farm Rocks the City
A sensational murder case unfolds as Basil Mullen and two companions allegedly kill a Chinaman in North Omaha. A sledge hammer crash ends the victim’s life, while robbers search for $4,000 but find only $120. Mullen confesses after arrest. another suspect is at large. Detective Maloney arrives. Basil implicates Almack and Pumphrey. The trio heads to Chicago then St. Louis before splitting proceeds. His father visits the jail as the case nears October proceedings. A milk substitute from beans, resembling cow’s milk, is readied for the English market with Japan-origin details.
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Lenox
Marshal Shoemaker
Simmer
Basil Mullen
John Woods
Omaha
Basil
Chicago
Rock Island
St.Louis
St. Louis
Young Mullen
Sé- Joe
Chinaman
Young
Mullen
Aera
Mana
Basilia Vost
Aame
Japan
Old and New Rate Changes for Interstate Travel
The two cent interstate railway rate has reduced fares for frequent travelers. The chart shows old versus new fares to Gravity and connections including Chicago Omaha Des Moines Keokuk St Louis Shenandoah Clarinda Clearfield Sharpsburg and Villisca with notable savings per destination.
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Chicago
Omaha
Des Moines
Keokuk
St Louis
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Clearfield
Sharpsburg
Villisca
Gravity Woodmen Picnic at City Park
Modern Woodmen of America Gravity camp will hold its annual picnic in the city park on Wednesday August 28. Between 1000 and 1500 Woodmen visitors are expected with a band, team drills, log rolling, tug of war and other amusements. Prominent Woodmen will deliver speeches as part of a lively celebration.
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Woodmen of America
Editor’s remark on pets and women in Iowa society
Franklin of the Iowa State Register and Farmer muses that the teddy bear replaces the poodle in status while the same woman remains fond of both. He questions the motive behind fondling a sore eyed curly dog and tucks in a social critique, suggesting a moral standard would rise if affection for children matched that for pets.
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Franklin
Iowa State Register and Farmer
Nodaway Base Ball Tournament Plans and Stock Update
Nodaway Valley News reports officers Conway Orr and Adkins coordinating a three team tournament with Villisca Corning and a fourth team likely. Stock in the association is nearly sold out as farm work winds down and recreation seasons begin. Hon Geo Van Houten assumes temporary editorial duties at Lenox New Times during the editor's vacation in the east.
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Nodaway
Messrs
Conway
Orr
Adkins
Villisca
Corning
Association i
Nodaway Valley
Geo. van Houten
The
New Times
Lenox
East
Strayed 300-lb Black Sow From Irwin’s Slaughter Yard
Notice requests information about a stray black sow weighing about 300 pounds taken from Geo. Irwin’s slaughter yard. Notify Irwin’s butcher shop or the office with any details.
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AstTray
Geo. Irwin
Irwin
List your farms and town property with W. W. Clark
Real estate notice advertising services by W. W. Clark offers listing of farms and town property located two doors north of the post office.
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W. W. Clark
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Bedford Firm
Weaver
Lenox, Veld
Detective Maloney
Mullen Wedneadsing
Almack
Pumphrey
Woodman Picnic
Glorinda Chautauqua
Chautaug
Frederick Warde
Peare
Innes
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Anna H. Shaw
Frank Bristol
Bob Leeds
Dr. Lloyd
Paul M. Pearson
Leon H. Vincent
Lulu Tyler Gates
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Chicago Glee Club
Clarinda Chautauqua
A. B. Clark
WMORR
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