Utilities Bill Return Sparks Iowa Legislative Debate
Des Moines reports a veto of the Springer bill by Governor Kendall and the drafting of a new measure to address objections. The plan abandons the indeterminate franchise idea and would create a three judge utilities court with review powers only, not rate setting, pending senate committee action.
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Des Moines
Apello
Kendall
Springer
Oni
Waa
Cementa
Iowa Supreme Court
Towa
ISU veterinary student dies from suspected poisoning
Cearke F. Schilling, a senior veterinary medicine student at Iowa State College, died Sunday at the college hospital from what officials termed puerperal poisoning related to wrestling season. His funeral will be held in St. Louis, where he made his home.
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Amen
Cearke F. Schilling
Menior
Iowa State
Collee
College Hospital
St. Louis
Sioux Association of Congregational Churches Meeting
The spring meeting of the Sioux county association of Congregational churches and ministers will be held at the Wirt Congregational church in Kingaley In April six next week Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Prominent men and women in church work in northwest Iowa will take part in the program.
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Sioux Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
Wirt
Northwest
Iowa
Pioneer Real Estate Dealer Patrick McGuire Dies
Funeral held Saturday in Ida Grove for Patrick McGuire pioneer real estate dealer and auctioneer with large attendance from neighbors and friends across the region.
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Pioneer
Patrick McGuire
Holstein
Ida Grove
Wounded Bandit Is Taken At Logan Iowa
Logan Iowa police arrested bandit arrestee Bolden after a Saturday night hold up of C P Vandersoo at the Missouri river bridge. Bolden was wounded and guarded at a hospital. Sheriff Millman said another bandit fled in an automobile to a drug store. Cornel Truffa authorities confirmed Bolden in custody.
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Cil Huts
Logon
Arry Bolden
P. Vandersoo
Missouri River
Poller
Bolden Hin
Millman
Logan
Bolden
Unsuccessful Bank Robbery Attempt at Imogene First National
Hurglars blew vault rocks but failed to enter First National Bank of Imogene on April 6. Locksmiths from Onawa and local authorities worked on the vault while business continued. the incident disrupted by outer rock tampering and secret locks.
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Imogene, Ja
First National Bank of
Imogene
Shenandoah
Utilities Court Bill Hits Point in Iowa House
Des Moines report notes a new utilities bill introduced by the house committee. It preserves current authority for city councils to set gas and electric rates and streetcar fares while creating a court of review to hear rate disputes and authorize appeals to district court. The measure requires filings, hearings within 15 days, and allows councils to set three year car fares.
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Jes Moines
Kendall
Iowa House
Iowa
City Council
Board of Supervisors
District
Iowa supreme court decisions listed by county and party
Des Moines April 7 the Iowa supreme court handed down decisions across multiple cases. Affirms were issued in numerous appeals including Peoria tractor corp vs Mason Polk county Frederick vs Frederick Tovey vs Percival American Baptist foreign mission et al and others. One case Rath vs Schoon Franklin county sets a affirmed outcome.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Peoria Tractor Corporation
Mason
Polk County
Frederick
Wapello County
Tovey
Percival Company
Slyvester Rice
American Baptist Foreign Missione
Butler County
Hoard
Hatch
Woodbury County
Miles
Ve. Lynch
Bremer County
Royal
City of Des Moines
Powell
Alltz
Cerro Gordo County
Jones
American Home Funding Association
Gielah Sheldon
Weibel Et al
Emmet
Northwestern Land and Colonization Company
District Court of
State of Iowa
Winnebago County
M. F. Edwards
Marvick
Donhowe
Appellant
Mamilton County
Rath
Vs. Schoon
Franklin County
Pet dog causes man to drown after sailboat capsizes
In Dubuque Indiana on April 7 a marked rescue attempt ended with Charles Kinser 62 drowning when his sailboat overturned on the Mississippi River. Kinser companion Val Plein and the bow were thrown into the water. Plein and the dog were saved while Kinser remained missing.
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Dubuque
Charles Kinser
Kinser
Val Plein
Kinger
Plein
Iowa Woman's Scalp Torn In Auto Wreck
Marshalltown April 7 Special. Mrs Winifred Gannon of St Anthony was thrown against a top edge after a crash near Clemons and was scalped from crown to back. She nearly bled to death before hospital transport. The Chicago janitors union has urged wives to join janitor work.
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Iowa
Marshalltown
Waa
Clemons
Mins Winifred Gannon
Bt Anthony
Mias Cannon
Chicago
Union Hua
Resident of Smithland for 60 years, dead
Harriet Smith died April 2 at age, a long-time resident of Smithland and former employee at the Lee Smith bank for over 20 years. The obituary notes Whiting La. April 7 dispatch by Spechard.
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Whiting
Spechard
Harriet ¢ Smith
W. W. Smith
Hlee & Smith Bank
Smithnd
Moonshiners Face Judge Reed in Cedar Rapids Court
In Cedar Rapids Iowa several offenders convicted of moonshining and bootlegging appeared before Judge Henry T Reed. Pleas of guilty were entered while sentences included fines of 100 dollars each with jail time until payment. One defendant faced 90 days in jail and others were fined for technical violations of the Volstead act.
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Cedar Rapids
C&peckl
Henry T. Reed
Federal District Court
Reed
Albert Nickall
Costa
Fred N. Rowall
Waterloo
Old Country
Joe Randese
William Michier
New Hampton
Henry Upmier
Town City
Mrs Rose King Sentenced to Rockwell City Reform School
Mrs Rose King wife of F R King of Omaha was ordered to Rockwell City Illinois to serve the remainder of a five year term for stealing a 600 dollar sealskin coat from the Reno store in Council Bluffs in 1919. Paroled to her husband the parole was revoked after her March 24 arrest with Mrs Anna Nechtnable for shoplifting. Nechtnable pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars and costs.
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Council Bluffs
Rose King
F. R. King
Omaha
Rockwell City
Ill
Reno
Councill Bluffs
Anna Nechtnable
Mumma Named Executive Officer for 1921 Rifle Matches
Lieut. Col. Morton C. Mumma of the University of Iowa, director of military training, is named executive officer of the 1921 national rifle matches to be held at Camp Perry Ohio in August. The appointment by the assistant secretary of war increases Mumma’s standing among riflemen who praise his prior service in the role.
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Iowa City
Morton C. Mumma
University of Iowa
Camp Perry
Ohio
Mumma
Fire wipes out all buildings on Iowa farm
A Tuesday fire destroyed all buildings on Clarence Black’s farm near Council Bluffs, killing six horses and destroying much property. Mrs. Black, alone at home, didn’t notice the blaze until the barn was nearly burned. Winds spread the flames to other structures, with losses over 15000 dollars and insurance of 10000 dollars.
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Bluffs
Clarence Black
Sioux City Firm Wins Orange City Contract For Road Project
Orange City awards a $200,000 contract to a Sioux City construction company for curb and road work at $3.09 per square yard paving and $1.98 per foot for curbing plus $1.50 per yard excavating. Ford Construction previously held the job but could not finish it.
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Orange City
City Counci
Sioux City
Ford Construction Company
Nine Wolf Cubs and Old Wolf Brought for Bounty in Orange City
Raymond Chenhall, a farmer near Ireton, presented nine wolf cubs and a male wolf to the county auditor on April 9, receiving a 66.00 bounty. He reported seeing wolves in his fields. the male showed fight while the female escaped. These are among the wolves caught in the county.
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Orange City
Raymond Chenhall
Ireton
County Treasurer Quits to Enter Banking
Mason City Iowa April 8 A county treasurer, elected for three consecutive terms, resigns to join a bank in Cleck Lake as cashier. His wife remains deputy until late July. The assistant treasurer is named treasurer by the board of supervisors.
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Mason City
Barlow
Pe. Wigne
Red Hristo
Oe Wuecenor
Board of Supervisors
Cledk Lake
Lake Ety
Descendant of Incan Princess Sought for Washington Legislation
A garbled note references a descendant of the last Incan princesses tied to Leguia era politics in Washington. The fragment mentions a daughter and ceremonial ties to the Tacas lineage, but lacks clear names or dates.
Canada ratifies ICJ statutes as League approves plan
Geneva April 6 Canada signs the pro to co ratification of the International Court of Justice statutes. The League of Nations Secretariat invites member states to designate candidates for judges. Judges to be elected by the League Assembly in September from names proposed at The Hague arbitration court.
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Geneva
Canada
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
League
Assembly of the League
Ita
Hague
Americans mistreated at Tampico report claims
Galveston Tex April 6 Americans are being robbed at the port of Tampico Mexico and then fined by police when they complain according to charges made today by Capt. E W Sundstrom Captain Sundstrom of the oil tanker Topila who just reached port here also confirmed previous reports that two Americans were killed on the wharves at Tampico on March 19.
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Galveston
Tex
Tampico
Mexico
E. W. Sundstrom
Sundstrom
Topila
Hughes Seeks Unity With Lodge Knox Overseas Policy
Secretary of State Hughes presided over a conference with Senators Lodge and Knox, Senate leaders on international affairs, and Col. George Harvey, newly named ambassador to Great Britain, to discuss policy directions and joint action on foreign matters.
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Washington
Hughes
Lodge and
Knox
Senate
Col
George Harvey
Great Britain
Mrs Mayer Ousley Elected St. James Mayor Woman First in State
In St. James Missouri on April 6 Mrs Mayer Ousley was elected mayor by eight votes. Unofficial totals last night showed Ousley 652 votes and Roger Hall 644. Ousley ran on a nonpartisan ticket and is the first woman to hold the mayoralty in the state.
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St. James
Mayer Ousley
Roger
Hall
Paper firm cuts newsprint price again to publishers
Minneapolis April 6. The Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company board of directors announced a further reduction of 17 a ton on newsprint. This concession, added to an 8 per ton cut on January 1, lowers the price from 138 per ton, fixed until July 1, to 113 per ton for the next three months.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company
Viscount Astor Resigns as Health Secretary
London reports Viscount Astor resigns from the post of parliamentary secretary of the ministry of health. He has been in Egypt and is said to be suffering from lung trouble.
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London
Viscount Astor
Ministry of Health
Egypt
Chinaman Assassinated near Vacaville ranch
Lea Yen a Hop Sing Tong member was kidnapped at a ranch near Vacaville California by three Chinese men and a white man in an automobile. His body was later found beside a railroad switch riddled with bullets. Several other Chinese workers were present on the ranch.
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Vacaville
Cal
Lea Yen
Hop Sing Tong
Here
Five New Sleeping Sickness Cases Reported
New York reports five new sleeping sickness cases to the health department on Tuesday, three of which proved fatal. Affected individuals are not named, and details on location or treatment are limited in the brief item.
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New York
Health Department
Severe snowstorm hits Pocatello with over a foot of snow
In Pocatello Idaho on April 6 a fierce snowstorm dumped more than a foot of snow on the level and created drifts several feet deep.
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Pocatello, Id
Apri
Pocatello
Sunday Movie Operator Arrained by WCTU in Platteville
William Tracy operator of the Gleem theater was arraigned by the WCTU for showing moving pictures on Sunday. The case provoked much discussion in Platteville as the Lancaster judge heard the matter and took it under advisement.
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Platteville
Wic
William Tracy
Cgiem
Lancaster
Rail Roads Seek Wage Dispute Resolution
Twenty six rail roads have submitted wage disputes to the United States railroad labor board within the last month. They request reductions in unskilled labor wages and, in some cases, in silver labor wages after clashes with railroad employees over proposed pay cuts under the Transportation Act.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Holdrege Plans Airplane Meet in Nebraska
Holdrege, Nebr April 7 The first airplane meet in the state will be staged in Holdrege May 6 and 7 with the Central Aircraft Company and several partners guiding the event. Flights races acrobatics formation flying and contour chasing are planned. Prizes include loving cups and cash while the American Legion will stage an evening carnival. Hastings Neb April 7 Dog men and hunters debate if an animal shot near Campbell is a gray timber wolf or an Irish wolfhound weighing 87 pounds six feet long and two feet seven inches tall.
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Holdreaige
Neb
Holdreges
Central Aircraft Company of
Holdrege
Nebraska Aircraft Corporation
Grand Island
Harding, Zook & Bahl Company
Lincoln
North Platte Aircraft Corporation
F. A. Brewster
Beaver City
Humphrey Airplane Company
Denver
Holdrege Commercial Club
American Legion
Hastings, Neb
Harvey Christenson
Norman
Campbell
Hastings
Christenson
Hastings College Museum
A. J. Borck
Nebraska
Norfolk Nebraska Dust Storm Devastates Farms Across State
A three day sand and dust storm caused heavy damage to thousands of acres of small grain and alfalfa along the Elkhorn valley bottoms. The gale subsided with light rains sweeping northern Nebraska.
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Norfolk
Neb
Elkhorn
Nebraska
Norfolk Man Badly Hurt in Auto Collision
Norfolk Neb April 7 Maurice Carter is in a Norfolk hospital with a severed jugular vein and severe throat jaw injuries after being thrown through the windshield when his car collided with a jitney driven by Charles Wheeler Monday morning.
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Norfolk, Neb
Maurice Carter
Norfolk
Charles Wheeler
Yardmaster Defeats Grand Island Mayor in 37-Vote Win
Ted Ellsberry Union Pacific general yardmaster was elected mayor of Grand Island Neb by a 37 vote margin over incumbent J I Cleary in the April election. Ellsberry won a third term bid for Cleary.
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Grand Island
Neb
Ted Ellsberry
Union Pacific General
J. I. Cleary
Assembly Keeps Soloman and Orr In Place In New York
In Albany on April 5 the state assembly refused to unseat the only socialist members of the lower house Charles Solomon and Samuel Orr. A motion to discharge the judiciary committee from considering a resolution to expel Orr failed by voice vote.
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Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
Charles Solomon
Samuel Orr
Judiciary Committee
Orr
Johnson to tour Canada before Europe and India trip
William E B Johnson known as Pussyfoot plans to travel to Canada to fill several speaking engagements after recovering from bronchitis and laryngitis that forced a western speaking tour interruption in Iowa. He will depart April 16 for Europe and India.
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Columbus
Ohio
Iowa
William EB
Pussyfoot
Planes Reach Camaguey En Route to Virgin Islands
Two marine corps airplanes traveling from Miami to Havana reached Camaguey Cuba on Tuesday the Navy Department reported. The squadron had flown from Miami to Havana on Monday before continuing to Camaguey en route to the Virgin Islands.
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Camaguey
Washingston
Marine Corps
Virgin Islands
Cuba
Havana
Navy Department
Miami
Plu
Sleeping sickness death reported in Idaho
Pocatello Idaho April 6 the first Idaho death from sleeping sickness to date occurred Saturday at Lewiston according to a message received today Miss Stella J Nason 21 a former Deary Idaho school teacher was the victim
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Pocatello
Idaho
Lewiston
Stella J. Nason
Deary
Waa
Raisin Crop Frozen In San Joaquin Valley Frost
Wylie M. Giffin president of the California Associated Raisin Company says about 20 percent of the 1921 raisin crop, roughly 40 000 tons, was destroyed in a frost front in the San Joaquin Valley. The belt spanned some 12 miles by 40 miles and growers face about 10 million dollars in losses.
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Kreane
Cal
San Joaquin Valley
Wylie M. Giffin
California Associated Raisin Company
Giffin
Bloomfield residents face charges over phone line cut
Lincoln April 6 Citizens of Bloomfield allegedly cut telephone wires on March 31 in protest of a 22 percent rate hike. A committee that sought a rate reduction from the state railway commission was refused and told by the attorney general that they conspired to damage the telephone company.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bloomfield
State Railway Commission
Nebraska Probe Tests Reverend Ackleys Sanity in Mann Act Case
An investigation into the sanity of Rev. Eugene Ackley 69 of Akely Minnesota is opened by Assistant U S Attorney F A Peterson after Ackley was arrested at Broken Bow Nebraska and charged with violating the Mann act. Ackley came to Nebraska from Wisconsin to serve a temporary post at a United Brethren church in Broken Bow. Zylphia Wallace, linked to the case, gave Wert Lima Wisconsin as her home and was held.
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Omaha
Neb
United State
F. A. Peterson
Eugene Ackley
Akely
Minn
Broken Bow
Ackley
United States
Mr. Ackley
Nebraska
Wisconsin
United Brethren
Zylphia Wallace
Wert Lima, Win
Omaha Man Faked Single Life to Wed Woman
Seth E. Blaine a married father posed as a bachelor to woo a young woman and planned to marry in Sioux City next Sunday. His trip ended when the woman met his wife Mrs Blaine. Blaine disappeared after sending a farewell note. The commission house says he was short in his accounts and officials are checking the shortage.
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Omaha
Neb
Seth E. Blaine
Sioux City
Polite
Blaine
Britain rebuffs Germany on reparations note
London reports Germany failed to gain U.S. support for its reparations plan. Britain believes Germany will next seek allied backing but will not ask to reduce the Paris total.
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London
Berlin
Hughes
Germany
America
Sieleckes Heirs To Get 3 Million Back Again
The attorney general orders the return to Herman Sielecken heirs of about 3 million dollars in securities seized by the alien property custodian during World War I. The widow also regains about 1 million dollars of her property. Seizure occurred because Sielecken, born in Germany, could not prove American citizenship.
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Washington
Herman Sielecken
New York
Sielcken
Bsielcken
Germain Born
Boy to be tried for murder in Knox Indiana
Cecil Burkett, eleven years old, faces a jury trial in Starke County Circuit Court today for first degree murder. He allegedly fired the rifle that killed Benny Slavin, age twelve, on Thanksgiving Day in Ora village, Starke County.
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Knox
Ind
Cecil Burkett
Starke County
Bennie Slavin
Ora
vVillage
Safety First Across Humorous Club Sketches
Fragmentary items reference comic lines and snippets from The Houston Post and Washington Star. Dialogue touches on a snow play scene and a museum mummy with ancient grain, plus a remark about a large life insurance policy.
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The
Houston Post
Pop
Hillie
Bomb injures three in Chicago slamming former alderman home
Chicago on April 6 reports three persons injured when a bomb damaged the home of former Alderman Ongar De Price. Police say he had recently received threats after renting his south side apartment to Negro tenants.
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Chicago
Ongar de Price
South Side
Triplets Claim Leads To Father's Sudden Collapse
Booey City Missouri reports a dramatic moment as Carol Widmer, aged 106, learns his wife gave birth to triplets two girls and a boy. He rises to greet the newborns, then faints mid room and dies before aid can reach him.
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Booey City
Carol Widmer
Widmer
Germany Paid Reparations Up To January 1
London reports in the House of Commons that up to January 1 Germany had paid 6.065 billion marks in reparations equal to about £903 million. Of this total, £178 million should be deducted for the costs of the army of occupation and related enforcement expenses.
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London
Extradi tion Effort For Four Booze Smugglers In Omaha
Omaha reports witnesses from Canada identified Bart Williams Jack Howard Wiley Compton and Axel Pearson as members of a liquor buying party in a fraud scheme. Louis Smith and John Lasky testified the group bought 68 cases of whiskey for 6400 with bogus drafts while liquor was loaded into cars at 2 30 am and sent toward the border. Tom Kelly and William Maher were said to accompany them.
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Omaha
Neb
Canada
Nebraska
Louis Smith
Victora
Saskatchewan
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Bart Williams
Jack Howard
Williams
John Lasky
Isaac Barr
Lusky
Bart Willams
Wiley Compton
Axel Pearson
Tom Kelly
William Maher
Cupid in Omaha Seeks Return of Diamond Ring
James L. Hunter, a retired farmer from Benson, wins a writ of replevin in municipal court for the return of a diamond ring held by Alice Dahlberg Moriarty, a toll operator in Omaha. Moriarty says she received the ring as a gift four or five years ago and thought it was an engagement ring, while Hunter says the ring is his property and a hearing is set for April 5.
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Omaha
Cupid
James L. Hunter
Benson
Alice Dahlberg Moriarty
Telephone Company
Hunter
Child Burned To Death In Farmhouse Fire
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs Will Mueller southwest of Nelson was burned to death in a burning outbuilding after securing matches and lighting refuse papers. The parents left for chores, found the child missing, and only after firefighters extinguished the blaze was the tragedy discovered.
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Nelson
Will Mueller
Here
Kennelly Seeks Wife Amid Disorderly Charge in Beatrice
In Beatrice Nebraska on April 4 M F Kennelly, a former Wymore railroad man, sought information on his wife connected to a map bearing Fairbury as home. The wife, with a man named Colby, was arrested for disorderly conduct and fined in police court before Judge Fills. Kennelly reports traces of their whereabouts and claims his Ford was taken by the couple while the wife left home during his California trip.
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eEatrice
Neb
M. F. Kennelly
Wymore
Colby
Fairbury
Wauneta mill to be rebuilt with larger output after fire
Wauneta Neb April 4 The Wauneta flour mills burned weeks ago will be rebuilt with a larger output from a 100 barrel mill to a 200 barrel mill. Work will begin next week clearing debris and completion will be rushed for the fall wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waunets
Neb
Wauneta
Omaha Girl Wins $1000 in Breach Suit Against Car Man
Omaha cafe cashier Alia Gray awarded $1,000 in a $35,000 breach of promise suit against Charles Johnson, a man linked to Lincoln and Grand Island businesses. The case stems from a long dispute over promised marriage in a local high profile suit.
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Omaha
Neb
Alia Gray
Charles Johnnson
Lincoln
Grand Island
Queen Mary bans feathers on hats in plumage crusade
London reports Queen Mary orders court milliners to drop birds parrot feathers and ostrich plumes from hats as part of a broader anti plumage campaign. The queen previously favored wild bird plumage, which slowed progress.
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London
Queen Mary
Edéston Transcript Notes on Extenuating Circumstances
Fragmentary text notes extenuating circumstances and a housing payment request. It references a Judge-Wood context and mentions an explorer from New York, with garbled phrases suggesting a courtroom or hearing setting and a lease issue. The readable parts indicate a judicial discussion of funds for a room.
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Edéston
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