War on plumage stirs Europe and royal silent protests
A mixed excerpt reports on a German call led by Professor Schillings urging women to abandon hats with plumes. It lists titled European women who pledged not to wear feathers, including queens and princesses, while also touching on unrelated notes about Brazilian pay for Saint Anthony, and reflections on Bismarck era decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chillings
Suddeutsche Monatschift
Schillings
Wurtemberg
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Sachsen-Meiningen
Eitel Friedrich
Prussia
Auguste Victoria
Hohenzollern
Sachsen- Mainingen
Maria Alevanor. of
Reuss
Hildurs
Fragmentary religious disputation appears in archaic text
The readable fragments describe James 2 and a debate over a healing rite in a southern kingdom. Advisers warn that relinquishing the ceremony would threaten dignity and crown authority, while someone named James is urged to abstain from the traditional act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie
Frigland
Hadi
Fragmented Wartime Notes and Cultural Shifts
Disjointed OCR wrings from a wartime page describe anti military sentiment in France and Italy honoring poets. The piece mentions Marin Ragdiardi, charity by a committee in Gatana, and varied portraits of generals and Armirals, with scattered reflections on war morals and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strageburg
Germany
Pansaa
France
Italy
Gatanla
Ifaver
Marin Ragdiardi
Cainanta
Symington
Aloe Toneheon
Oman
Euralie
Daughter's Poison Plot Grips Northwood Court
Northwood Iowa November trial opens in a high profile poisoning case involving the Rhodenbaugh family. Daughter Marean Rhodenbaugh testified to pressure from stepmother Mrs. Etta Larson and a coercive letter alleged to urge murder. Prosecutors focus on a suspected motive tied to land and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwood
Jefferson F. Clyde
Kepler
Stigier
Toledo
Sabin
J. E. £. Markley
Mason City
Markley
Northwest
Douglas Riodenpaugh
Rhodenbaugh
Flo
Etta Larson
Christian Larson
Rhodenhaughtwaz Tonthe
Marenan
Teara
Mra Lareen
Pacren
Larson
Rhofenhbaugh
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Events and Incidents
Hawarden welcomes Rev. A. Weir new Presbyterian pastor arriving from Colorado. Manson hosts a two member afternoon bridge club meeting biweekly. Glidden man overcome by ether in cleaning shop. Ceraiton case of Samuel Goldwater murder trial delayed. Burlington power plant fire disrupts city lighting and streetcar service. Neosa reports record catfish catch weighing 11 pounds. Marshalltown Episcopal Cedar Rapids deanery meeting to be led by Rev. William Pence James with bishop Morrison present. Council Bluffs man drinks from bottle leading to near death. Plarlow Abbott wins post office fixtures contract for new building due January. Farre Sm Henry Leonard burned to death. fire origin unknown. Council Bluffs also notes wagon accident injuring a dog team. hospital treatment. Marden town reports horse-related injuries and a child’s skull fracture. Acorn includes elevator accident at rail tank building injuring four men and a girl. Logan sheriff captures Cad Cress. Crees due for transfer to Anamosa. Waterloo state food inspector investigates short weights in markets. Na-cla boy Leo Swartz fractures arm in a ride incident. Ligonham reports corn picking pace set by William Grammar. multiple local notes on farm work and domestic matters.
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Manson
Glidden
W. M. Witfong
Ceariton
Samuel Goldwater
Mike McLain
Trilal
J. A. Penick
F. Q. Stuart
Burlington
People's Gas & Electric Company
Neosa
Silas Barrer
Missouri River
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Episcopal Church
William Pence James
Abbott
Postoffice Equipment Company
Chicago
Chas. 3
Fie
Wise
Leonard
Waneash
Jagneen
Loge
Terry
Hedy
Wis Hemere
Melhourne
Gavage
Joey Roige
Iba
Rowse
Montogr
Aif
Ruane Klick
Boor
Logan
Sheriff Rook
Micennri Valley
Leagan
Tie
NACLA
Leo Swartz
Dascamb
L. W. Tlauser
J. P. Christofferian
Folia
Christespeak
Sion
Tat
Wilkenling Lefongs
Wilson Trial Nears End for Defense
Fragmented notes indicate the Wilson trial is approaching its conclusion with defense presenting testimony and cross examination. Key references include city venue and proceedings amid unspecified dates and participants.
Polk County Petition of Consent
Fragmentary OCR shows a Polk County petition item titled Petition of Consent. The readable text offers no full details but implies a regional legal or civic consent matter needing filing or approval. Further content is illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
VALIA
Prisoner Shooting Case Heard In Des Moines Area
After witness examination in Sac City the state rests in the Hurt ford Wilson case over the May 230 shooting of James and Mathew White. Defense prepares as Linn county sheriff arrives with three prisoners who swear they heard in jail at Marion that Mertens did the shooting and Wilson did not hold the revolver. Judge Fowers adjourns until Monday.
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Sac City
Nev
White
Hurtford Wilson
James
Mathew White
Linn County
Marion
Wilson
Mertens
Anamosa
Fowers
Convicted Iowa Escapees Tried in Winnipeg Assizes
Bert and Charles Mecum, aliases Kelley and Jones, were found guilty in Canada on two counts of attempted murder and five charges of robbery theft and burglary plus an jail escape attempt. Each received ten year sentences for murder related crimes and five years for theft and burglary. The brothers will serve 25 more years in the Mount Mammoth prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Iowa
Monticello
Bert
Charles Mecum
Iowa State Reformatory
Canada
Kelley
Jones
Assizes
Mecum
Eolley
Iowa Reformatory
Hamaker
Mike
Kelley Khanelf
Iulnole Arison
Dungnsy
Tony Moauntalm Prigot
Senator Young Heads Good Roads Delegation
Governor Carroll named the delegation to the National Good Roads conference in Michigan this November. Dee Moines, Iowa, Senator Young will lead the group with M. Balwetia of Rioux Center and C. G. Renkin of Spencer as the other delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Young
Good Roads
Dee Moines
Carroll
Michinand
Life Young
Oly
Ert Westara
Theft at twelve weighs on conscience in Fairfield
A 12 year old theft haunts Je Fairfield as he writes from California of a long ago act. William Whitlock reports receiving a letter from Fev about a watermelon theft tied to Mr. Coop's father. The minister notes the act troubled the writer for nearly 40 years and seeks a price to settle the matter.
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Ftta Larson
Marean
Marcan Rhoatenbaieholls
Poleon
Urear
Jury
Mittin
Christian Larsen
Haninnig
An Res
Chri Lersan
Fairfield
Coop
Jofar
Fev
Wiliam Whitlock
California
Mr. Coop
Mrr. Coop
Extracts Industry Moves Under State Board Authority
The state board of control backs big manufacturers and plans to start a vanilla and extract plant at Cherokees hospital site. A separate item reports death by hanging near Buxton when William Davis, 30, hanged himself after tying a rope to a beam, drinking wood alcohol, and jumping.
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Posteined
Atate
Ecantrul
Ingane
Cherokees
Onkaloors
Davis
Buxton
Here
3 Inc
Iowa Patents Reported From Des Moines Offices
A Des Moines patent report dated November 6 lists issued patents for the week ending October 31. Inventors and locations include Cracker building, Adair brake, Sioux City te es, railway hinting car, Peabureau temper, Waverly ibraockett telephone, and Waterless agricultural implement among others.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Tata
Chareney J. Loftus
Ai Iree Tascam
Adair
Sioux City
Teesler
Jack
Browder
Chommwa
John Cohean
Peabuaaie
Ward VW
Soony
Lintens Stort Cassimet
Thaples AL Dein
Tame al
Frail
Leebseler Duluques
Autust
Waverly
Ibraockett Telephone
Wea Meedlier
Lear
Shank
Fairfax
Gbtorawa
Palmer Arrests Stun Nevada Woman After Assault
Jeanie Palmer sought relief in municipal court seven hours after the arrest of her husband Robert Palmer for assault and battery. She accused him of striking and injuring her severely. Authorities rearrested Palmer following the incident in Chickuro Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickuro
Nev
Jeanie Palmer
Robert Palmer
Baibery
Cleaning Up Wichita Court Filings Additions Report
Fragmentary notes describe further district court actions in Sedgwick County. Attorney general interactions and suppressions appear in the context of ongoing civil matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Miehite
Wan
New
District Court
Sedgewick County
Ashe
Tie
Eneral
Alton and Dora Bonneville to Wed in November
Notices from Alton Iowa report Henry Schumacher and Dora Bonneville planning marriage on a Wednesday in late November. Other items include local sports results, obituaries, court news, and civic notes across nearby towns.
Land dispute case Callier v Smaltz settles with Supreme Court ruling
Le Mars Iowa November 4 Attorney T Ma Zink reports the U S Supreme Court has decided Callier vs Smaltz in favor of Smaltz. After three years of litigation the ruling gives Smaltz clear title to about 5000 acres in Kingsley and surrounding counties. The dispute centered on deeds from 1874 and ensuing land transfers involving Mrs Smyth and her husband, with the case used as a test in Iowa and U S courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
T. Ma Zink
Supreme Court
Washington
Callier
Kingsley
Mra. Smyth
Humboldt County District Court
Supreme Court of Iow
Smyth
Algona Paving Debate Hits City Council Decision
Algona Iowa November 4 A debate over paving reaches the council after residents petition for street paving. The council favors paving once a majority of property owners along a street approve. A December 14 final hearing date is set amid a push by residents to pave main business routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neema
White Saw Wilson Shoot His Father in Tragedy Trial
Bao Chu testifies in the Ford Wilson trial for the death of James White and Mathew White. He recounts a restaurant meeting with Wann and Mertens and says they planned to rob the White home. Witness asserts he saw Clifford Wilson near his father. Defendants seek to prove Wilson acted by appointment and that Mertens did the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bao Chu
William Whttedeon Bird
Cafford Wilson
James
Mathew White
White
Wann
Mertens
Ife
Cliford Wilson
Wilson
White Bend
Kendall Seeks Parole for Youth Murder Convict
Des Moines Nov 4 Congressman Kendall asks parole for a man jailed a decade ago for murder. Kendall questions fairness of the trial and asks the parole board to consider clemency, citing health and mind issues noted in Austria. The case centers on alleged unsoundness and language barriers at trial.
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Bismarck
Weld
Kendell
Mountstuart Groot Duff
David
Saul
Bimmarckh
Kendall
Himsell
Novo
Watt
Austria
Des Moines
Jig
Nate
Europe
Veulet Msn
Baer
Drunken Brawl Leaves Man with Fractured Skull
In Monticello Ta Nav WU Amy Muilen suffered a fractured skull during a drunken brawl at Anamoss last night. The weapon, a large iron bar, was wielded by Walter Stroud and Wrank Duck, who were involved in the assault.
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the Hull Index
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Lowa
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Hahin
Saint Anthony
Leutenant
St. Anthony
Bahia
William Robert Brooks
Brooks
Red House
Phelps, N. J
Strock
Eunice
Ha Hays
Mobatt College
New York
The
Royal Astronempleal Anciety
Jen
Dieter
Gieter
Maresa Rhodenbat
Hersel
Shy
Witten
Iowa News
Hawarden
A. Weir
Presbyterian
Colorado
Board OF Control
Craig
Alton
Henry Schumacher
Dora Bonneville
Alton Alton
Sutherland
Tha ‘Alton
Dunlap
Thomas O'Day
Harrison County
M. O'Day
Kare
Council Blupfs
Dentists
D. BR. ‘McEvery
Missouri Valley
de. R. O. Willams
Council Bluffs
M. A. Humphrey
Fort Dodge
Wahkonsa
BR. W. Johnston
G. W. Reynolds
Chicago Beach
Johnston
Gale Millis
WW. L. Sterns
Harrison County Court House
John Hit
Vincent
Albrook
Iowa City
Jenny Graber
E. P. Brenneman
Johnson County
Geeber
Brenneman
Cna
Nortilwoon
Christian Barron
Ala
Kits
Douglas Hodenbaugh
Polaon
Marian Rodenbeugh
Larech
Fenner
BM. A. Wade
Jows
F Roward J. Clark
Renwick
Huck” Trazely
Kenwick
Cornwith
Ams
Tiaselwood
Gemres Johnson
Johinson
Tinziwend
Younge Wooman
Suries Fae Ncil
Earhart Argainet Meheron
Comiain
Emmetsburg
Calhoon
saTa
Pat J. Laveile
St. Alary's
Mies
Tavelle Owas
Oat Air
Anthony Bean
Freland
Ee Cameo
United States
Aid Des Shear Onanniy
St. Mary's Church
St. Marys Cemetery
Maurice
Drake
TR. A. Long
Indhesaire
Christealurehea
Shira
Mda
Supreme Court of the United States
Smaltz
Bao City
Suicipe
Tipton
David Wineters
Laden
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