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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
Sioux City May 80 Gus Hoagland a painter who came here from Omaha fell from the second story of a new building at 910 Fourth street and was instantly killed He was forty years old.
In Sioux City on May 31 a record twelve child serenades were staged for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Henry Brown. About 200 charivarists caused extensive property damage including a torn porch smashed windows and broken outbuildings as the crowd dispersed at dawn. One arrestee said the aim was to show the size of the Brown brood and the plan was one hour per child.
Judge Smith McPherson declares it a sorrowful duty to sentence a gospel minister, Rev John Swift, formerly of Winterset, to the United States prison at Leavenworth for thirteen months, noting the crime would harm a respected businessman and a pure young woman. The Des Moines report frames the case with moral gravity and community impact.
Des Moines June 8 Attorney General Myers and Iowa Supreme Court examining commission will travel to Iowa City to test a class of forty two graduates from the State University law department seeking admission to the bar. Next week an examination will be held in the state capitol where upwards of eighty candidates will take the test. The bidte law school sees growing classes with many students from outside the state.
A Texas jury found Waters-Pierce Oil Company guilty of antitrust violations and entry by fraud, fining 1 628 900 dollars and granting ouster. The state seeks a receivership and injunction, with a temporary halt on moving property. Trial lasted three weeks, case to federal courts on appeal. Remaining funds to county and state, with attorney fees noted. In a separate matter, John Hamlin was sentenced to hang for the murder of Rachael Englund, with execution set for October 4 at Lincoln Penitentiary.
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