Acquittal in Diamond Robbery Case Towa Trial
The Omaha case against Tom Dennison ended with acquittal after five ballots. Jurors found no proof he came to Iowa to dig up diamonds linked to the Sherellife robbery. Dennison, a known gambler and political figure, faced charges of receiving stolen property with potential future prosecutions for alleged robbery involvement. Mrs Dennison cried in court as proceedings paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aieht Ag Red Oak
BP Atelock
Dennison
Missouri Valley
Strevell
Sherell
Sherelt
Sherelite
Woeder
Sherailffe
Shereliffe
Tiak
Dennis
Omaha
Jail Beakers Corralied By Advice From Town Leaders
A trio including the Mayall brothers were captured after a break from the county jail. They and companions were accused of vicious assault with intent to commit violent crime. Sheriff and deputies tracked them to Glenwood where they were recaptured and returned to county custody for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Mayall
Glenwood Alligiais
Gallagher
Marstall McMillen
Newman
Asain
Wright & Wilheling Ga District Court Petition Filed
Wright and Wilheling Ga District Court in Oain filed a petition with the Clerk asking judgment for the plaintiff against Silvarity, tur sida. The form appears official with CEL Daun serving as attorney for the plaintiff.
Milton Richards Injured After Sunday Night Accident
Milton Richards suffered a bad accident Sunday night while moving through a room at his home. The incident occurred during routine activity, leaving him with injuries but no further details released.
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Milton Richards
San
Fourth at Glenwood A Festive Fourth Planned in Mills County
Preparations for Glenwood's Fourth of July celebration progress with acts including acrobats, trapeze, contortion acts, and a new balloon display. Events list regional games, races, songs, and an evening balloon spectacle. In obituary news, Thaddis Jones, about 22, died after a lung illness at his parents' home near Glenwood. The funeral is set for Tuesday at the Friends church in Oak township with a bid by a minister from Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Glenwood
Ciimates
Glenwood High School Athletic Association
Balfour
W Oak
Spyernoon
Glenwood Double Mate
Mills County
Prof
Clark
Thaddis
Jones
Mya
Appler BR. Jones
Pony Creek
Friends Wharch
Oak Township
Mar Bidder
Ting of
Lired
Neb
Weather and Drops Hit Local Corn Planting Prospects
The article notes persistent rain and cool weather slowing corn seed growth in Iowa this spring. Early plantings struggled due to cold ground and surface freezing, with some seed failing and others sprouting slowly. Warmer conditions later improved germination, suggesting a strong crop potential if warmth continues and replanted seed performs well. Local fields show some promise for upcoming markets this fall.
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Covent
Towa
Jaime
Furlthys
Henderson's Prodigal Son Drifts From Home
A youth named VWorty Cage fled his father's house amid confusion and misdirection, taking a light wagon with his belongings. Neighbors alerted officials after the family reported the disappearance, noting the era's view of youth aiming to make a mark despite worrisome behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monderson
Willie Lo
Big Estate Tied Up In Nebraska Heir Mystery
Uncertainty over the whereabouts of T. G. Harmer and kin ties up a Nebraska estate near Plattsmouth. The bachelor heir, once a Civil War recruit who deserted to the navy under an assumed name, vanished after visiting an aunt in Pennsylvania decades ago, leaving $250,000 property unsettled and costly delays for Glenwood relatives.
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T. G. Harmer
Alfainher
Glenwood
Brothat
Nebrasta
Plattsmouth
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Young Case Detained After Mule Incident
A rural crime report describes a young man eluding older locals until dawn before authorities on Fourth Street identified a mule thief matching a description from Trenderson. J N Maynes held a mortgage on the animals and pressed mild interest into the pursuit. J N Case, his father, recovered the boy and warned him jail awaits if repeated.
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Councillus
Fourth Street
Trenderson
Yame Case
J. N. Maynes
J. N. Case
Bluffs
Young Case
Hastings hotel poker raid leads to arrest in county jail
Henry Brownell of Hastings hotel area reports a poker game dispute. Bushnell of Alasvern and Lew Ross are arrested after a Saturday incident tied to alleged robberies during poker. Police say the two men argued and tensions rose leading to the arrest and confinement in Glenwood County jail.
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lEoun
Henry Brownell
Wainin's Ciah Club Meeting Leads to Polish Plans
Wainin's Ciah Growing ue Taal meeting of Vie tiled Wonoers Club for thas year was fell yesterday afternoon at Home of tL Pleinshet Tite rermvines presitant, and Very enjoyable unfaie, the Clabo will siarb the dierve soar ith che Jargseshine Histomy. and on prandse of a sill y faether increase. The names of Sirs, ffeary Ps hatin. Mrs. Pay Weight, Mrs. Pamelin, and Miroll Wakre, for Haw members were accepted at the meeting. Horst in iis Lost-this morning in op near the post alli pear shandled fountain' an. Reward is returned to ' his 'olive.
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Vie Tiled Wonoers
Tl. Pleinshet Tite
Sirs
Brother Search Sparks Philadelphia Trip Talk
In a developing family matter the focus is on tracing a possible survivor without labeling him as heir. Efforts to locate him include potential trips by ATE or another brother to Philadelphia to pursue the inquiry.
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Itn
Ate
Philadelphia
Out-of-town group arrested for loitering and unrest
Last Saturday night Marshal Mc Millen and Constable Newstoan arrested five loiterers, two women and three men. Didiuve Day gave the women until Friday to secure bail of 200 dollars or be bound over to the district court. the men face likely hearings tomorrow. All remain in jail. Their names and excuses appear fictitious.
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Marshal McMillen
Newstoan
Sfriday
Michanes
Clergymen Attend Mills Quarry Ministerial Meeting in Glanwood
Thirteen clergymen attended a Mills Quarry Ministerial Association gathering in Glanwood yesterday. The event followed the Teipune program published last week and discussed church leadership in temperance reform and improving observance of burnary.
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Mills Qauery
Glanwood
Teipune
de Vail
Sherelaiden
Wil
Local family departs city seeking new home west
Billy Harrison his wife and sons Albert and Carl bid Glenwood farewell yesterday as they left town to search for a suitable location in the west. The party plans to relocate after years of residence here, seeking opportunities and a fresh start away from the region.
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Billy
Harrison
Albert
Carl
Glenwood
County official bids farewell as family tours western cities
A county official and family plan a tour starting in Seattle to determine future home location. The official, long involved with the court and county charities, has served on the board of housing and grounds. The parting note wishes them good luck in their next chapter.
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Cation
Seattle
Wash
Ghele
Glenwood picnic planning visits Burlington officials
Barker and Sohn Swan from Council Bluffs with Grocers and Butchers committee toured Glenwood last Sunday to inspect grounds for the July 15 picnic. Local residents joined them, showing available sites and nearby country, while DeWitt Wirbut and Grover Mickelwait demonstrated automobiles. They dined at the Commercial House and returned home to report findings to their associations for a final decision.
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Barker
Sohn Swan
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
de DeWitt
Wirbut
Grover Mickelwait
Commercial House
Russians Deny Debts Weaken War Effort At Sea
Advices from Tussiaine insist government remains firm under Rojestvensky despite debt, while war logistics suffer from far transport distances. Several Russian ships escaping Japanese action seek repairs in Manila, with 150 crew wounded. Vice Admiral Togo visits the wounded commander and expresses sympathy, praising Russian sailors’ courage. A local meeting notes a June gathering of Silver Grange with songs, readings, and discussions on home duties and early degree work.
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Togo
Rojestyensky
Sasebo
Ste
Lojestvensky
Russia
Silver Grange
J.C. Flanagan
Thuysday
Wislyan
Flanagan
Chuibers
Mande Plantigean
Ficbates Lasulved
Bhat Wisuan
Vmatm
Mua
NM. Chambers
Chad Brooks
Ay Uididsen
Hubert Cheanikers
Street Carnival and Grown Millet Seed Sale Notice
June 4 marks a Calazeil Blade festival with a community gathering at Melvurn. A Mascule Association event occurs June 24 in Melvurn. a street carnival is planned for Mal Vern as part of local celebrations. Millet seed priced at 81.00 per bushel with orders invited from Sliver City.
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Soyie Gleawwenl
Masset Dig
Joe Dhe
Tuvish Ib
Daly
Malyere Qhiaetiwugua
Aio Bipdhien
Mascule Association
Melvurn
Fume
Mal- Vern
John Pullman
Sliver City
Tabor Commencement Programs and Events Detailed
The 1905 Tabor College commencement runs from Sunday June 11 to Thursday June 15 with events including a Baccalaureate Sermon by President Huia and graduating exercises. Alumni address by Rev. Alexander Corkey and various society meetings and exhibitions fill the week. A separate note reports Jesse Wills writing from Lawton Oklahoma about a devastating cyclone near Snyder and his aid efforts.
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Huia
Christian Associations
Tev
Francis A
Board of Trustees
Adams Hall
Pal Kappa Society
Alexander Corkey
Pairfield
Young Women's Christian Association
Burlingtons Riprapping Stove At Plattsmouth Bridge
The Burling ton bridge at Plattsmouth faces a heavy stonework project to protect the approaches. River erosion above the structure threatens the route, prompting a large grant funded effort to shore up the riverbank with willows and rock to prevent a direct current path to the bridge. Superintendent DG Woruth directs the gab and rock placement as lincolnd workmen implement the plan.
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Plattsmouth
Hiws
Qaure
Strenuy
Doug Wider
Wouri
Auction Notice for May and June Sales Dates
Auction sale announced with dates in May and June. Agreed terms list lead times and reserve limits. Firemen's Association of Gouna foil Bluns appears in the notice with third party involvement for the round of bids.
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Bratarius Curnival
Uneatia
Dane T Whd
Wee Gan
Agle
Lam
Cepden Liugdt Fuse Oy Alusanie Phic
Miulveru
Cme
Oug Vbird
Velure Limis
Lowe Siew Firemen's Assoc
Gouna Foil Bluns
Neaml
Vals
Private Sale Of North Grea Wood Lots
Private sale of lots in the north part of Grea Wood. Owned by Mrs. P Fallon of Georgetown, Colorado.
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Greawood
Mrg
da P. Fallon
Georgetown
Colo
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Tom Dennison
Red Oak
Mrs. Dennison
Elise
Doulas
la District Court
Thaddis Jones
Henderson's Prodigal Son
Strelag, Mallil
Glenwood Andia
Harmers
Hastings
Wainin
Lew
Jatled
Ilore Ds
Tussiaine
Hanavy
Rojestvensky
Phe Cras
Trang
United States
Manila
Our
College Town
Academy
Adams Tall
MD T
Phi Delta Society
A. N
Church
Kiev
J. W. Friazell
D. D
Sioux OU
Shell
Sli
Business Machine of Alumni Association
Adams Fall
Olniveh
Jesse Willis
Jesse Wills
Lawton
Oklaha
Snyder
Niles
Jesse
Storne
Lawtott
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