Candy Merchant James Constantine Cleared of Chicago Murder Link
Iowa City police released James Constantine after a Chicago murder investigation linked to a suitcase from Rochester. Chicago detectives pressed the arrest under orders but Iowa City officials and City Attorney McDonald declared the move unjustified and freed Constantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Constantine
Iowa City
4&. W. Gentry
Chicago
Marshall Mulifa
Dubuque Street
A &.Maine
Mas
A W. Gentry
le Salle Avenue
F. J. Constantine
Rochester
New York
Constantine
Rochelle
N. Y
Express Company
Town City
SQ Cents
Mr. Constantine
City Jat
Marshall
McDonald
MacDonald
Mutual Telephone Company Sees Growth and Satisfaction
The patrons of Clear Creek Mutual Telephone Company express high satisfaction with service over the past year. About ten new phones were installed, closing the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek Mutual
Clear Creek Mutual Telephone Company
Choosing the Regents
District caucuses for the university board of regents began in Des Moines. The seventh district reappointed Darrell Wright, while the first, second, and sixth districts are expected to reelect Judge W I Babb Jon KR Lane and W DD Tisdale for continued support of the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
Des Moines
Darrell Wright
W I. Babb
Jon KR. Lane
W. DD. Tisdale
Nineteen Enter Class In Grammar School Program
Indications point to Professor F H Potter leading a new mass grammar course for Latino students in seventh and eighth grades. Nineteen pupils have signed on with minimum average requirements and parental consent. The class will begin next semester, with about a dozen in the high school under Professor Porter. Names of grammar school enrollees include Alice Loos Guelle Warner Zella Lutz John Harrison Mildred Slavata Delia Purdy Charlotte Loveland Ruth Vetter Edith Wright Vance Morton Ellouise Brainerd Lois Lake Bertha Campmeier Paul Hoerlein Harry Seidel Lois Marshall Belena ons May Hodgeon Cari Guthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F H Potter
A. A. Slade
Potter
Porter
Alice Loos
Guelle Warner
Zella Lutz
John Harrison
Mildred Slavata
Delia Purdy
Charlotte Loveland
Ruth Vetter
Edith Wright
Vance Morton
Ellouise Brainerd
Lois Lake
Bertha Campmeier
Paul Hoerlein
Harry Seidel
Lois Marshall
Belen “Ons
May Hodgeon
Cari Guthe
Advertised Letters in the Post Office Listing 1906
A list of names including GENTs Andrews J L Lockart W J Bapteste A Long ER Hazenheir W Murphys F Hoffman MH Parsons W Howell Rete F Links A T Waite M Childs Mrs B Nelson Miss L Fisher Mrs M Seckness Mrs JT Foster Miss M Gullivan Miss K McCullough dated Jan 22 1906 compiled by H. D. Overmont P.M. The notice records letters advertised for collection.
City Prepares Abstract of Park Action
City attorney W. J. McDonald drafts an abstract detailing actions on the recently purchased sub borat park. Two copies will be made, one for bondholders and one for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Proposition
W. J. McDonald
New Bills in Legislature Iowa Introduces Reforms and Requests
A batch of new bills appeared in the Iowa legislature including Dowell's proposal to curb child labor and Newberry’s measure to fund railroad maps. Other items address petitions, delinquent taxes, library funding, criminal trials, hospital funding, and public health, with referrals to judiciary, appropriations, library, and suppression of intemperance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowell
Judiciary
Newberry
Smith
Mitchell
Turner
Gale
Ericson
Hart
Summers
Tobercolosse
Clary
Calderwood
Sy Mabel
McNie
Town Cy Commercial Clap notice seeks claims and badge returns
Upper Des Moines Editorial Association convention claims must be presented for payment. Commercial Club badges should be returned to Jas. W. Dyor seky or left at Curses Savings & Trust Co. bank. Miller of Miller and Muller returned from a brief Chicago business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Commercial
Des Moines Editorial Association
Curses Savings & Trust Co. Bank
JAS
Hd. Miller
Fem
Miller & Muller
Chicago
Ed wards' daughter suffers displaced arm in Union township
Dorothy Edwards, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Edwards in Union township, dislocated her arm after a fall on Saturday. She is now recovering and doing well after a painful episode.
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Willard Edwards
Dorothy
Union Township
Stockholders Meet Monday At Lowe & Company
The Lowe & Company stockholders will hold their annual meeting on Monday January 29. The meeting was postponed from today to accommodate attendees. The firm has started work on a new building on South Linn Street and is installing machinery to create a well appointed factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe & Company
South Linn Street
Officers of Farmers' Mutual Telephone Company Elect Officers
Saturday the board of directors elected officers for the Farmers Mutual Telephone Company of Sharon. I. M. Rowland was chosen president and W. F. McRoberts secretary and treasurer. A meeting at Suston tomorrow will decide the switchboard location and the board may move from Eli Stutsman's home to another site.
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N Rowland
W. F. McRoberts
Sam Cox
Richard Glaspey
Henry Sebnare
Farmers’ Sintual Telephone Company of
Sharon
I. M. Rowland
Presidenot
Suston
Eli Stutsman
Nobody's Claim melodrama at the Qoldren tonight
Holden Bros. present the five act melodrama Nobody's Claim set in a Rocky Mountain mining camp. A wild heroine with tangled hair and a rough life drives the story while a humorous old darkey and an Irish major provide comic relief and charm the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobody
Qoldren
Holden Bros
Rocky Mountains
Darkey
Medusa Jane
Champlain’s Cough Remedy Declared Harmless for Children
A firm claim says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is absolutely harmless for children with no harmful ingredients. Pushed as safe for all ages and sold by druggists.
Football reform moves risk halting intercollegiate play
A Chicago two day session of the faculty conference representing the Big Nine colleges adopted sweeping changes aimed at reducing brutality and reorganizing eligibility. Proposals include three year play limits, undergraduate only teams, limited intercollegiate games, and tighter financial oversight with profits directed to university improvements. The conference may suspend intercollegiate football for at least two years if reforms fail.
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Chicago
Mid- West
A. G. Sate
University of Iowa
Iowa University
University Senate
Board of Athletic Control
Towa Budiversity
Iowa
Wil
Senate
Copteence
Ames
Drake
Grinnell and
Illnois
Uwa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansan
Pollock Sends Fraternal Greeting To Iowa City Fraternity
A cablegram from Sir Frederick Pollock greeted Mellain Chapter of Phi Delta Phi during its annual banquet in Iowa City. Judges Deemer and McClain, Dean Gregory and others spoke as alumni were invited from across North America. The event was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellain Chapter
Phi Delta Phi
Frederick Pollock
Ois
Frederick
Law College
Focs
Iowa City
West
Deemer and McClain
C. M. Dutcher
Dean Gregory
L. M. Byers
C. L. Barnard
George Hill
North America
Music Cure Promised by Mrs Mary Brown’s Laxative Endorsement
Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie New York endorses King s New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. Guaranteed by druggist W E Sarader priced 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Graham Township to Hold Meeting and Road Bid Opening
Graham township trustees meet at Morse Iowa on January 26 1906 to consider sealed bids for a township road contract up to 2 pm that day. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. A. M. Andrews Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Township
Morse
Iowa
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Anit
Aurora
Hechester
John Constantine
James
A. E Mlaine
Constantu
Iowa City Police
Blank
Craig
Lee
Jrst
Amerigan Loan CO
Washington St
University
Wright
F. H. Potter
H. D. Overmont
P.M
Bouse
Laws and Company
Maresh Bros
Recomm
Hom Loum
Sir Pollock
Sir Frederick Pollock
Bhats the
Cure
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