HULL NEWS TABLET: SCIENCE ARTS AND TRAVELS
A collage of notices and observations ranges from early cinema and deep-sea life to rail tunnels and Philippine silk projects. It includes notes on moving picture devices, deep-water bioluminescence, undersea creatures, a Venice Lido tunnel plan, Philippine silk cultivation, and brief cultural anecdotes about composers and linguistic curiosities.
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Venice
Lido
St. Mark's
Gladeces
San Georgio
San Matco
Cisson Laws Ignited Move to Oust County Officials
Ardent calls erupt as Cisson allies push removal of county supervisors over alleged irregularities in contracts. Polk and other counties face probes into inflated payments for abstracts and ditch work. Critics cite excessive bids and improper charges, urging Attorney General action and broader investigations.
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Weibten
Doun
Uly
Maniy
Ben Markee Acquitted Of Complicity In Swindles
Des Moines jury acquitted Ben Markee of being a go between for the Maybray swindle syndicate. He admitted owning three gambling houses here. The trial drew witnesses from many states as prosecutors alleged losses up to 30000 dollars. Markee left court smiling after the verdict. Meanwhile Des Moines opens a new municipal building, touted as the finest in the state, with a unique single open room for city business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Markee
Matvie
Marke
Conson
Iowa
Marka
Marks
Des Moines
Des Moines Commission Hl
Davies
Milwaukee
Smith
Hippon
Tuea-Wieconsi
Milnaen
Heymour
Minte Noruad
Aediew
Gastuyourny
Lluows- Wiscunan
Arneprong
Amubtrang
Cochell
BES
Pilot Harry Atwood Skims Toward Portland Plunge into Icy Waters
Near the Point of Pinas the pilot Harry N. Atwood crashed his hydroplane during takeoff to Portland Ma. He crawled onto the craft and waited on the icy surface for rescue as a救 beat crew hurried to reach him.
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Lynn
Pinas
Portland
Harry. N. Atwood
Iowa News In Brief Alan Bs and Local Notes
A garbled 1920s Iowa page recalls fires, obituaries, and local notices. Items include a North Main Street blaze caused by a faulty furnace, property loss, and resident Sharon the tenant. obituaries for Mamie Quonnell and Mrs. Hawarden, and community speeches at the Men’s club. Updates cover school declamations, a candidate’s campaign event, and state office changes.
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North Mais
Sharon
Foster Things Teat
Charles
Ceiplon
Toni Tey Wetaling
Uaelheate Connstiers
Romney Piekeudwy
Manson
Las
Mamie Quonneldy Klouvek
Oeko Ale
Jhrovek
Cel Ganakycere Lath
Lawarden
Chipperdeid
Blows City
Hunday Atteenog
Hvac Avtine Phree Sot
Blenry
Bes Mainad
OH Vibek
Hie
Terainggd
Rai
Andowagent Fund
Pemreh
Emmethburg
W. Scott
Ha Tribune
Mbuncheid
Argua
New Publicaien
Malvia
Gheepla County
Judge May Suspend Board Members Under Removal Law
Des Moines report describes a proposed suit by the Commercial Club to oust Polk County Board of Supervisors under the removal statute. Judge Charles S. Bradshaw may suspend officers pending trial as specified by the removal acts and equity practice.
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Galevin Keapere
Ketchum
Hayward
Labis
LOGAN
Harrizon County
Harrizon County Farmers’Mutual Ansurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Jessie Conk
Walker
Omaha
Abel Pere TF
Gtr
Per
Des Moines
Retaid Grocers’ Association of
Des’ Moines
Falk. ‘County
Charles
Bradshaw
Coliseum
Polk County Supervisors
Commercial Club
Frank Morris
Commercial With
Cosson
Dun
Mollowine
Cina
Thatammercial Club
Polk County Board of Supervisory
Cireugh
Charles 3
Bradbhaw
Equrdy
Isaae
Towa Utatuirs
Ingamuchaa
Tiradwhaw
Broughe
Smith and Spence Victim of Man's Mistaken Zeal
Des Moines reports indictments against A F Smith of Mount Ayr and former State Chairman Robert Spence for conspiracy. Smith says charges stem from a misguided prosecutor and lack foundation, based on a single witness. Kenesaw Mountain Landis backs recall sentiment for judges, saying honest rulings should not fear recall.
Saloon Injunctions Ordered Dismissed in Grove Case
Judge Hutchison cleared the docket in Lake City district court yesterday closing injunction actions against saloons. Holstein owners Fadden Dahms Relniers and Barnes of this place had complied with Moon law or had petitions dismissed. D C Barnes sold the Grove saloon property to Gen Walsh who received a permit to operate the onix saloon in Wa Grove for three months.
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Ida
Tha ‘Grove
B. M. “Hutchison
Lake’ City
District Court
Henry, Fadden
Robert ™ ‘Dahms
Claus J. Rel<niers
Holstein
C. Barnes
Tha
Barnes
Gen. Walsh
Courtiell
Onix
Saldon
Grove
Des Moines Debates Site for Republican Convention
Des Moines insiders scramble for convention location with Cedar Rapids favored. A convention chairman will be elected and Fort Dodge's Hon. Robert Healy is touted to deliver a keynote address.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapida
Robert Healy
Fort Dodge
Inconsistent Des Moines Dispatches and Iowa Notes
A scattered Iowa clipping reports on Des Moines dance hall reforms and police measures, Muscatine police chief removal talks, a Mason City knife homicide case, Creston dividend payments, and a Marshalltown zoo tragedy with monk key Millie and mate Penny. It cites officials, cities, and localities with various dates and figures.
Beef and Cattle Men Form Perfect Organization
The article notes a meeting of beef and cattle men forming a perfect organization with officers named including President Sune a Ebhada, Vice President George Burge of Mgt. Vernon, and secretary C. dr. Hechtner of Chariton. district leadership includes Imn. to the Eleventh district director. A separate item reports a malpractic e verdict in Onawa Iowa where Jane Adama sued Cy Junger for damages. a jury awarded $1,000 after a three day trial ending December 3. The defense offered no witnesses. An appeal to the supreme court is expected.
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Lowe
Sune A Ebhada
sCiuatee
Pitakjent
George Burge
Mgt
Vernon
Onawa
Jane Adama
Cy Junger
Cape
Supreme Court
Marks Wife Tells of Maybray Visits in Trial
Mrs Marks testified in the conspiracy trial that Maybray often visited the home between 1907 and 1909 but spoke mainly of timber and other investments. She said he never showed money or shared details of alleged schemes. Hart rejected Maybray claims of Bank ties and denied contact with Marks or any theft proceeds.
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Tolned Mars
Val
Benjamin Marks
Tnehalf Worm
Blaybray Swih
Pak Ias
Marks
Maybray
Marky
Thornvy
Shea Hows
Ernad Hart
Stepublican National Corunicteenics FB
Ilari
Effart
Slaybray
Denk
Wien Marks
Axainal Jose
Airy
Viethms
Gaig
Marke Vereaedla
Ly Telephone
Method of Choice in Weeding Out Saloons
A December 36 ruling by a Justice Department official states that when reducing the number of saloon licenses a city council may grant preferences to those who supplied separate revelations of observations from council members. Those with blanket provisions would face different treatment, affecting the sequence of license reductions and consent steps.
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Bes Moinew
Specia
Coumezel Lee
State Department , OF Justice
Otter
Naaa
Woman Fatally Burned After Farm Accident
A woman died from burns sustained on a farm when a blaze trapped her outside a milking shed early in the morning. Her husband reportedly aided in attempts to rescue her before she succumbed to injuries.
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Deag
Christ Mar Brie
Everest
Curralaga
Recall Petition Fails in Marshalltown Mayor Recall
Marshalltown Iowa December 20 City Clerk Derby declares the recall petition against Mayor W H Jones insufficient by more than 100 names short of the required total. The vote follows an error filled process with many veterans not registered among the stricken names. In other news Manson Iowa posts office moves to new quarters leased and prepared for occupancy improving facilities.
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Marshalltown
Derby
W. H. Jones
Manson
Has
B. Bale
Department
Springer
Bale
Stata
Iowa
New Anamosa Warden Installed In Office
Charley MecClaughrey arrived from Booneville Missouri to assume duties as warden of the state reformatory at Angimope. He plans gradual reforms and denies radical changes, steering toward a more reformative approach with board oversight.
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Des Moines
Charley MecClaughrey
State Reformatory
Angimope
Booneville
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