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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

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Supreme Court injunction on News Publicity Act upheld

Washington reports that the Supreme Court issued an injunction at the Journal of Commerce in New York restraining enforcement of the newspaper publicity act pending a constitutional ruling. President Wilson scheduled an April congress extra session, Bryaa and Jusserand signed a general arbitration treaty with France, and Franklin K. Lane was honored by Blackfeet Indians. John Skelton Williams of Richmond was named assistant secretary of the treasury to replace Robert G. Balley.

United States Supreme Court Journal, of Commerce New York City Postonce Department John Skelton Williams Richmond, Va Secretary of the Treasury Robert GO. Balley

Gotch to meet Lurich in Kansas City bout for $15000

The world wrestling champion Frank Gotch signed to wrestle European ace George Lurich in Kansas City on April 1, with $15,000 at stake. Other items: Cleveland chief of police Frederick Kobler ousted for gross immorality. a Hyde murder trial ends in hung jury. Naval wireless towers planned in the canal zone. a Tulsa divorce case scolds laundry habits. Gothenburg wreck inquiry assigns blame. a Venice shooting follows telegram trouble. a box elder divide deaths. and other regional news including sports and international incidents.

Frank Gotch George Lurich Europe Kansas City Gotch

Multiple Niagara Falls incident and assorted 1900s news briefs

Josephine Kittiteh, 35, of Buffalo, swept over the American falls while sightseeing in Luna Park at Niagara Falls. Charles M. Schwab orders no Sunday work at Bethlehem Steel. Richard Olney declines ambassador to Great Britain. East side burglary yields jewelry, negotiable securities in New York City. Justice Metachateer allows private consultation for Harry K. Thaw at Matteawan asylum. Government appeals pipeline case to Supreme Court. advance motion filed. New York senators plan east tour to push federal minimum wage for women. expenses borne by state. G. W. Canfield reports two men steal $11,000 in Anderson, Indiana. Verdicts in New York: Julian Hawthorne, Morton, Freeman guilty of mail fraud. Josiah Quincy discharged. Burglars seize $8,000-$10,000 jewelry from Hyman Shapiro store. $25,000 diamonds left. Justice Bijur signs divorce decree for Mrs. Eric B. Dahlgren against her husband, son of Rear Admiral Dahlgren.

Supreme Court Bijur Washington, D. C Eric B. Dahlgren Dahlgren

Grover Cleveland Birthplace Anniversary Observed in Caldwell

The seventy sixth anniversary of Grover Cleveland birth was celebrated at his Caldwell New Jersey birthplace under the Grover Cleveland Birthplace Memorial association which purchased the house where the former president first saw light. Frank Johnson Goodnow of Washington DC was appointed chief adviser to the Chinese government in constitutional reform.

Grover Cleveland Caldwell N.J Frank Johnson Goodnow Washington, D. C

Iowa postmasters list recommendations for twenty eight posts

Recommendations for twenty eight Iowa postmasterships have been presented to the postmaster general by Congressman Pepper Conuckly and Kirkpatrick Judge Wade and Nick Reed. The list includes Marshalltown Valley Junction Indianola Estherville with names such as Carmody Kruse McGloin Finn Hopkins Goshorn Eppers Jungers Fletcher Huebsch Herster Booth Helmet Edington Waterman Connaughey Schultz Lee Harris Price Carpenter Hopkins Forest City Woodward Hamburg McDermott Johnson and others.

Washington Iowa Marshalltown Valley Junction Indianola Estherville Pepper Conuckly Kirkpatrick Judge Wade Nick Reed W.H Carmody, Sr Valley Junction H. G. Kruse Vinton John Mc'Gloin Wall Lake W.w.finn Wesley Elmer Hopkins Whiting Arthur Goshorn Winterset Henry Eppers Montrose Peter’ Jungers Hospers Allerton Audubon T. H. Schultz Breda Britt C. W. Harris Coin C. L._Price Frank Carpenter Brandley Hopkins Forest City C. H. Woodward Gowrie D. D. Hamburg J. J. McDermott Manilla C. Johnson

Baptist Meeting Sets Keokuk Anniversary Plans

Dr. J W Sanders of Keokuk and Rev George Sneath of Fort Madison meet with Rev T L Smith and Rev C F McMain and A W Beeson to arrange the seventy fifth anniversary program for the Keokal Baptist association. The association will meet September 23 to 25 at Fort Madison.

Farmington J. W.sanders Keokuk George Sneath Fort Madison T. L. Smith Bonaparte Astors Baptist’ Church C.f.mcmain A. W. Beeson Keokal Baptist Association

Made Unusual Bequest by Shenandoah John H McComb

Pioneer Shenandoah John H McComb died recently leaving an estate valued at 150000 dollars. Half of the estate was deeded directly to his two daughters and their children. The other half is placed in a deed of trust with three trustees to manage for a term of years for the benefit of the heirs.

Shenandoah John H. McComb

Osteopaths Elect Officers in Iowa District

More than twenty five osteopaths of the second district of Iowa gathered here and elected officers for the ensuing year. President Dr. S. B. Miller of Cedar Rapids. vice president D. T. Furnish of Tipton. secretary Dr. Metta Burd of Cedar Rapids. treasurer Dr. C. C. Hitchcock of Vinton.

Davenport Second District Iowa S. B. Miller Cedar Rapids D. T. F. Furnish Tipton Metta Burd Cedar Repids C. C. Hitchcock Vinton

Convicted Bootlegger Mueller Denies Sale Charge

Council Bluffs Joe Mueller of Coon Rapids, operator of a pool hall, was convicted in a federal court here of selling intoxicating liquors. Two saloon detectives testified they saw him sell a bottle they believed to be whisky. Mueller denied the charge.

Council Bluffs Joe Muelier Coon Rapids Musle Mueller

Wife Files Divorce Over Large Sum Accusations

Mrs P P Dyment of Leeds, wife of a well known horseman, sues for divorce claiming her husband is worth 80000 dollars. A court order attached thirty one thousand three hundred dollars of his property amid sensational accusations.

Sioux City P. P. Dyment Leeds

Farmers Meet at Logan Organizes Trading Group

A meeting in Logan aimed to form a farmer led organization to buy and sell stock and farm implements. Prominent supporters include J. C. Hammett J. A. Smith M. G. Finley J. M. Foutch G. W. Hith and Homer Cadwell.

Logan J. C. Hammett J. A. Smith M. G. Finley J. M. Foutch G. W. Hith Homer Cadwell

Shelby County Farm Sold At $250 Per Acre

A Shelby county real estate record shows P. T. Nelson selling thirty five acres of the John Davis farm south of the city to Peter Sorensen for 250 dollars per acre. Sorensen plans a modern dwelling on the property.

Shelby County Harlea P. T. Nelson John Davis Peter Sorensen Sorensen

Jail Breaker Diggs Through Wall in Burglary Indictment

Leon Burley Russell, indicted on burglary charges, broke jail Sunday. He dug through the jail wall and remains at large, authorities say.

Leon—Burley Russell

Paper mill man killed after machinery accident at Ford mill

Charles Newmen, a paper mill worker, was drawn into Ford mill machinery and fatally injured, dying a few hours later. J. E. Mann, a stock man, sold fifteen calves for 100 dollars each.

Clinton Charles Newmen Ford Mill J. FE. Mann

Silver City Mail Carrier Pleads Guilty in Dollar Bill Theft

Henry J. Rommells, a suspended rural mail carrier from Silver City, was indicted in federal court for stealing a marked dollar from the post office. He pled guilty, received a $30 fine, and was given a strict admonition by the judge.

Counce Henry J. Rommells Silver City

Man- Dieu In Cittern, Burlington

Morri a Lehmann a 40 year old patient at the Des Moines county asylum died by suicide by leaping into a cittern at the Institution.

Cittern Burlington Morria Lehmann Dee Moines County Anatitution

Iowa bakers hold convention in Des Moines

Des Moines reports the Master Bakers' Association of Iowa will hold its annual convention in Des Moines on March 26 and 27 with more than 500 bakers expected. The meeting will focus on measures and customs of interest to the trade and several prominent speakers will address the sessions.

Des Moines Master Bakers’ Association of Iowa

Reeve Elected to Legislature in Franklin County

Unofficial results show C. G. Reeve Republican elected to succeed the late FR Thayer as Franklin county representative. Reeve: 770 votes. H. G. Liggett Democrat 538. FE. A. Mallory Progressive 260. Light turnout due to short campaign and bad roads. Reeve is a wealthy farmer.

Hampton C. G. Reeve FR. Thayer Franklin County Reeve H. G. Liggett FE. A. Mallory

Fight Livingston Will Contested in Manchester March 24

The Livingston will case will be tried in Manchester on March 24. The will gave a farm near Gand-Spring to Monticello for hospital purposes if the city contributed 50,000 more. If not, the property would go to Lenox College upon raising 25,000. Monticello declined the gift under those terms. Lenox is ready to meet them. Relatives contest the gift.

Livingston Monticello Livingston Cwill Manchester Gand-Spring Lenox College Lenox

Factory Demolished On Historic Cedar Falls Site

A historic frame livery stable dating to 1850, long used by seven stage line horses, is being razed to clear ground for Wagner Manufacturing Company’s new buildings in Cedar Falls Iowa. The landmark built in pioneer days will disappear as a new era unfolds.

Cedar Falls Iowa Wagner Manufacturing Company Ledar Falls

Ad Against Syringe Ad Upheld in Court

Judge Smith of the United States district court for the southern district of Iowa sustained the defendant’s demurrer in the case against The Nonpareil for publishing an advertisement deemed unmenable. The ad in question advertised a syringe and was challenged as improper.

Guilness Council Bluffs Smith “Mcpherson United States District Court Southern’ District of Iowa

Lake View Hosts Agricultural Short Course

Lake View will host an agricultural short course on March 21 and 22 under the Young Men's Christian Association. The Commercial Club will cover expenses. Experts from the extension department of the State Agricultural College will oversee the program.

Lake View Sac City Young Men's Christian Association State Agricultural College

Sunday School Institute Held at Manchester

At Manchester on May 9 the Rev H W Tuttle state superintendent of Sunday schools of the Congregational church will conduct a Sunday school institute under the Congregational society of the state. Sessions will be open to all Sunday school workers.

Manchester H. W. Tuttle Congregational Church Congregational Society

Teachers Elect Officers at Northwestern Iowa Teachers Assn

About one thousand teachers attended the meeting at Fort Dodge. F. E. Palmer of Le Mars was chosen president, Miss Minnie Petrashek of Cherokee vice president, H. L. Bilis of Rolfe treasurer, and C. H. Minkle of Fort Dodge secretary.

Fort Godge Northwestern Iowa

Missing Heir Sought for Mason City Switchman

Mason City authorities search for Harry Hudson a switchman missing since last seen at work. His brother Henry Hudson of Sioux City arrived seeking him and claimed the family are heirs to a large estate from an uncle who was an engineer killed recently on the Santa Fe line.

Mason City Harry Hudson Henry Hudson Sioux City Hudson

Ben Hur Rebels Split Sioux City Ban ner Count 29

An open split formed within the Ben Hur banner in Sioux City as Class A members, facing doubled insurance rates by the national group, withdrew and elected insurgent delegates to a convention scheduled for Marshalltown.

Sioux City National Marshalltown

Clarinda Armory Rebuild Contract Awarded for 17484

The Clarinda armory destroyed by fire last November has been let for 17484 dollars. The renovation plans call for rebuilding most walls and completing the structure in a timely manner.

Clarinda Clarinde

Meetings at Morningside College Evangelistic Series

A series of evangelistic meetings is being held at Morningside College conducted by Guy V. Aldrich state YMCA college secretary for men and Mary Moxeey a Harvard philosophy professor for women.

Morningside Sioux City Morningside College Guy V. Aldrich State Y Misa Mary Moxeey Harvard University

Phi Delta Fraternity Buys Bella Vista Lots for House

The Phi Delta fraternity at the state university plans a fraternity house costing about $20,000. They have purchased two lots on Bella Vista Place in Iowa City for the project.

U. J. Frat Bays Iowa City Phi Delta Fraternity The State University Bella Vista Place

Train wreck injures twenty one near Marshalltown

A Twin Cities Limited passenger train derailed north of Marshalltown Iowa while carrying homeseekers to the Northwest. The baggage car burned. the third car toppled. Twenty one injured, several seriously, including Mrs. Leona McVey and Floyd Mick among others. linemen and conductors aboard also reported injuries.

Iowa Marshalltown Twin Cities Minneapolis James Crist Hanna City Leona McVey Bloomfield Guy Huling Northfield Minn William Fetters Emeline“ Fetters Green City

Wilson to be named emeritus at Iowa State College

Ames James Wilson, retiring secretary of agriculture after sixteen years in Washington, is likely to be made professor emeritus at Iowa State College. In 1897, the state board of education refused to accept his resignation from the chair of agriculture and granted him indefinite leave with hope of return to Ames after government service.

Ames James Wilson Washington Iowa State College State Board of Education Wilson State Board Hée

Students Preach in Aera Iowa City Easter Vacation

The M A of the state university will read out three gospel teams during the Easter vacation. One team led by Secretary H Y Williams and Frank R Menarh will go to Jefferson. Another led by A G Gran will go to Marengo. A third led by Floyd Reach will conduct services in North Liberty.

Iowa City the State University H. Y. Williams Frank R. Menarh Jefferson A.G. Gran Marengo Floyd Reach North Liberty

Keokuk Set for Motor Boat Regatta Committee Meeting

Charles P. Anley, chair of the Mississippi River Power Boat association race committee, notified Keokuk officials he will convene his committee here March 27. The gathering will set class arrangements and finalize details for the three day regatta from August 5 to 7.

Keokuk Charles P."anley Mississippi River Power Boat Association

Roads to Improve Joint terminals planned by rail officials

Plans by Assistant General Manager FE Easley of Rock Island and Superintendent Wallace of St Paul and Kansas City for joint terminals. An interlocking tower will be erected at the Illinois Central crossing. A joint passenger station will also be built.

Rock Island Wallace St Paul Kansas City

Gotch An Alluring Offer Sparks Kansas City Match

Frank Gotch agreed to meet George Lurick in Kansas City on April 1 after a tempting offer from the Missouri Athletic Club of Kansas City Zor. The undefeated European champion would defend his title against Gotch in a ten year showdown hinted to be worth up to fifteen thousand dollars.

Towa Evangelists to Mest Conference Held Ackley

The annual conference of the Towa Evangelical association will be held at Ackley from April 2 to 6. Bishop G. Breyfogel of Reading, Pa, will preside.

Towa Cedar Falla Towa Evangelical Association Ackley G. Breyfogel Reading

A Generous Gift from Munyon Almanac Offer

Professor Munyon offers a free magazine almanac with essays and reading instructions, birth month meanings, dream interpretations, and regional weather forecasts. It includes advertised remedies for rheumatism kidney indigestion biliousness and constipation from The Munyon Remedy Company in Philadelphia.

Munyon Pacific Slope Almanac Munyon Remedy Company Philadelphia

Baby eczema cure praised by mother in Reading ad

Reading mother Mrs. Fletcher credits Resinol Soap and Ointment with curing her baby’s six month eczema after overnight relief and rapid drying. The testimonial cites itching relief, sleep return, and urges readers to request free samples from Resinol Baltimore. Ads note prices and doctor endorsement.

Reading Wmn. M. Fletcher Resinol Baltimore

County Officials to Meet at Eatherville This Year

Nevada-At's recent meeting of committees from county clerks sheriffs and recorders decided to hold the three associations meetings at Eatherville this year on July 9 10 and 11.

Nevada Eatherville

Post Office Robbery in Joice Reported

Mason City reports the Joice post office was robbed of 404 in stamps and 65 in currency. An inspector is leading the investigation as local authorities suspect a insider involvement.

Mason City Joice

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