Got His Criminal Education in a Reformatory
Harry Hollister Ward known as the Handsomest Bandit gained part of his criminal教育 in Anamosa reformatory after arrest in Chicago. Police say he killed one man, struck an officer with a hammer, shot two others, and was a bootlegger involved in a sensational store hold up for silk and shirts. He fired on occupants and fled into the street where further violence occurred.
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Harry ‘Hollister Ward
Enay
Anamosa Reformatory
Chicago
Gil
Atére
For Sale House and Furniture cheap for quick sale
For Sale House and Furniture cheap for quick sale. Am leaving city. Sweeper, battled a policeman with 2 hammer and was making his gata way when shot by a detective. In the story of his life he tells of this lawless escapades and gives as excuse thereof the fact that he never had the right sort of home. He attributes some of his criminal education to a term at the Anamosa Reformatory.
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Red Cross Aids Former Soldiers Beyond War Service
The Red Cross Home Service helps veterans and families after discharge through financial aid, job placement, back pay and compensation. It investigates destitution, secures clemency cases, assists in funerals, medical care, and disability claims, and coordinates loans and housing for discharged servicemen.
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The
Red Cross
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board
Home Service Section
Pershing Pledges Support to the Red Cross
General John J. Pershing declares his strong support for the American Red Cross. He praises wartime service and ongoing humanitarian work in army camps, posts, and for ex-service members, calling the Red Cross a vital peace time organization deserving moral support and cooperation.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hospital Notes On Injuries At Gordon's Ferry
Moulton Hospital reports Jake Pasinelle injured by a raised derrick rail at Gordon's Ferry. He sustained a back fracture near the spine and other injuries but is improving. George Bies of St Donatus is in critical condition from a ruptured appendix and will have surgery soon. Ed Powers, timekeeper, suffered a severe cut above the eye and other bruises after a train stop threw him against a coach. he received hospital care.
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Jake Pasinelle
Gordon’s Ferry
George Bies
St. Donatus
Ed Powers
Bellevue
Old Town Band Bass Drummer Preserves Bla Technique
A quirky note attributes lasting Bla technique to the bass drummer of the old town band. The piece humorously credits Italiana as inventor and calls Bastions a Ta Man engineering feat from the sixteenth century to deter enemy gatherings around fortified towns.
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Tunkins
Ta | Man
Indigestion Sells Tanlac for Burlington Woman
Miss Clara Larm of 1208 Perkins Ave Burlington Iowa says five years of indigestion with gas pain weight loss and fatigue ended after taking Tanlac. She reports improved appetite sleep energy and weight gain and credits Tanlac for her health. Sold locally by Broxam Hinckley in Maquoketa Wurstville Produce Co in Hurstville and H B Preston in Monmouth.
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Tanlac
Clara Larm
Perkins Ave
Burlington
Iowa
Taniac
Maquoketa
Broxam & Hinckley
Hurstville
Wurstville Produce Co
Monmouth
H. B. Preston, Tete
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J. B. Harison
Towa
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Emerson
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Anne Case
Carnegie Hall
Santa Claus
New York City
Anna Case
Pittsburgh
Marie Rappold
Metropolitan Opera Company
State Armory
Albany
Mario Laurenti
United States
Canada
Edison
Mr. Edison
Phonograph
Snow. White Pharmacy
Maquoketa, Iowa
Uncle Sam
America
Red See Ee Cross
Civilian Relief
Home Service Department
Nebraska
Alcatraz
Red Grass
Bereau
Pershing
John J. Pershing
Moulton Hospital
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