Iowa court handles murder, theft cases and guardianships
The Iowa court procedurings include arraignments and guilty pleas in cases of assault with intent to murder and burglary, with several defendants waived grand jury challenges. Sentences range from jail terms to parole, while numerous estates, guardianships, and probate matters are approved or heard.
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State of Iowa
William Vanderhost
Bert Mecum
Charles Mecum
Geo. C. Lawrence
Albert Mecum
Charles Franklyn Mecum
Hans Jacobs
Grand Jury
Hans Jacobson
Ludwig Larson
Emmet
Iowa
Ernest McKinstry
State of
T. J. Rushford
GC. J. Cash
E. A. Kinton
States of Iowa
James Bradley
Bert Hubbard
State Reformatory
Hubbard
Hubert E. Glass
Reformatory
Anamosa
Winifred Barnett
C. B. Paul
Elizabeth Crissick
J. L. McDonald
A. D
Hunt
John Felker
H. Wilcox
Fannie Wilcox
B. BE. Rhinehart
Stephen Walsworth
Phil Williams
Ella B. Keeler
Jon
Essie N. Donald
Essie N. Belknap
Court House
Maude Hakes
Remley & Remley
McKinley Waggoner
Swan V. Hokinson
Jennie Boyles Byerly
John H. Byerly
Jacob Sieber
Notice to Drafted Men Under New Enlistment Rules
Under new regulations, no registrant may enlist in the U S military service after December 15 except medical students and related health students with surgeon general permission to enlist in the enlisted reserve corps of the medical department. Recruiting officers are to enforce this, and eligibility for voluntary enlistment after examination will be observed.
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United States
YWCA Leads War Emergency Campaign in Cedar Rapids District
The YWCA and Red Cross mobilize for women in war and industry including nurses and American doctors overseas. Cedar Rapids district targets 16000 dollars of Iowa's 180000 to fund huts for hospitals near trenches, rest homes for nurses, cafeterias for French workers, Russian industrial leadership, interpreter bureaus, and housing for women in war work.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Red Cross
Ix. C
France
Russia
The
Patriotic League For the Young Girls
Fosdick
Monticello
Harriet C, Coughlan
Only 40 Per Cent Good in Oxford Mirror Crops
Farmers gathering corn report only about 40 percent of the crop is good sound corn with the rest frosted and wet. Most farmers are sorting as they pick. A prank call to the telephone operator quoted a joke about Heaven.
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Oxford Mirror
Red Cross
Weprieta
America
The Red Cross Knitter Finds Her War Effort
A Hopkins Leader poem by Kate Galpin Perkins reflects a Red Cross volunteer knitting khaki and gray garments while praying for soldiers. The narrator notes age and distance from battle yet emphasizes personal contribution through needlework and faith during wartime.
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RED Cross
Jeffs Lose to Mutts in Three Volleyball Games
The Jeffs were edged in three close high school volleyball matches in the gym last evening. Referee J. H. Milroy and score keeper Leslie Cushman oversaw a lively, well contested set with both teams fielding inexperienced players. twenty dollars was raised for the soldiers' athletic fund.
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Jeffs
Mutts
J. H. Milroy
Leslie Cushman
F. W. Ferring
Shorty
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Attenshaw
K. D. Miller
H. W. Stuhler
M. V. Kehoe
W. A. Beery
I. H. DeWitt
Caruso
Dr. Hogan
C. C. Marshall
Brunswick Kay
V. O. Welch
Geo. Guyan
Dr. Redmond
Dr. Osborne
Burt Hanssen
Vic Dautremont
Little Shaver
F. R. Thompson
F. F. Becker
D. A. Huene
Whooper
Louie Hoag
Soldiers’ Athletic Fund
Oxford Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H F Fox left Tuesday morning for Detroit Michigan to visit son Frank Fox and family They will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Friday with Frank Fox entertaining in their honor The Foxes have lived in Oxford for years with Mr Fox a longtime conductor on the Davenport bound freight train and Mrs Fox aging gracefully The community sends best wishes for many more years of health strength happiness and usefulness.
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Oxford Mirror
H. F. Fox
Detroit
Michigan
Frank
Frank Fox
Workmen and Soldiers in Petrograd This Time
In Petrograd workers stage disruption while soldiers refrain from action. The Tribune notes the unusual stance of both groups amid the city’s unrest and the broader political tension surrounding their roles.
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Chicago Tribune
Petrograd
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