Four Newhouse children allegedly abused and neglected
Neighbors report the four Newhouse children aged nine to three left alone at the Bee Hive at Mulberry and Fourth. The mother works as a cook. the father is rarely home. Officials plan court action to remove the children and place them in care, with Ottumwa’s home finding group as a possible destination. The family lacks adequate clothing and the children appear underfed, authorities say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhouse
District Court
Mulberry
Fourth Street
Marshall James McElravy
Grace Newhouse
Officer McElravy
Beach
McElravy
Ottumwa
Failing Fall Leaves Storm Lake Man With Fractured Leg
Mrs. S L Johnson of 1220 North Mulberry street reports her 82 year old father Thomas Bell fell at home in Storm Lake and sustained a severe fracture near the thigh. He was resting in hospital or at home as expected and recovery is slow due to age. No one was present when the accident occurred and it is believed he was dressing when entangled in his clothes and fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Johnson
North Mulberry Street
Thomas Bell
Storm Lake
German waiter kills woman then dies by suicide
In Cleveland on August 18 Martha Faedenrich rejected the advances of German waiter William Leuthbacher. He shot her in the street outside her home and then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Martha Faedenrich
William Leuthbacher
Leutbacher
Edwards Goes On Rampage and Faces Thirty Day Sentence
Curt Edwards known as Tiecke causes disturbance in neighborhood at Fourth and Walnut streets. Sheriff Stuart suppresses uproar with ladies present and Edwards is jailed then arranged before Judge Hudson for thirty days with sentence suspended on good behavior. Neighbor complaints lead to arrest. M. Q. Hall fined sixteen dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Edwards
Tiecke
Fourth
Walnut Streets
John Stuart
Edwards
Hudson
Mt. Pleasant
H.S. Howe
Soper and
McDaniel
Stuart
Rice
Merning
Hdwards
Fruitland Township Schools Open September 8
Fruitland township public schools will open September 8 for a session of two and a half months. The district directors at Olive Branch school house last evening selected teachers for the different places including Emma Hunter, Francis Brown, Cora Fitzsimons, and Mrs Elgie Greenman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland Township
Olive Branch
Emma Hunter
N.o
Francis Brown
Cora Fitzsimons
Elgie Greenman
Families Enjoy Day Trip to Black Hawk Tower Park
This morning a group boarded the steamer Helen Blair for a day at Black Hawk Tower east of Rock Island. The party included G A Reinicke S Springer J Ellis E E Klepper M Ashton and many others with visitors from Des Moines and St. Louis. Last evening the Aquatic club hosted about forty five members for a river outing from Whitmore's boat landing with supper served aboard the barge and launch, returning around 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Blair
Black Hawk Tower
Rock Island
Messrs and Mesdames
G. A. Reinicke
5S. Springer
J. Ellis
E. E. Klepper
M. Ashton
H.hohnsur
B. Bomhan
F. Hinkle
A. Patrick
F. Gottbrecht
L. Jackson
E. Bocke
J. A. Clark
K. Cutler
L. Harbaugh
J. Springer
W. L. Cope
K. Funck
M. Epperly
G. Schmidt
Florence Ashton
Helen Ashton
Edith Leibrand
Ethel Reinicke
May Schmidt
Messrs
Harry Klepper
Charles Reyncke
William Reimcke
Elmer Mohnson
Walter Johnson
Milton Zeidler
Harry Springer
George Fieble
Helen Warren
Des Moines
William Funck
St. Louis
Aquatic Club
Whitmore’s
Father of Waters
Empty Hearts, Generous Hands Move Hidden Graft
A reflective line highlights a community facing hardship as many people give with little to no means, underscoring collective charity amid scarce resources and mounting needs. Local groups organize drives to assist families and individuals struggling to meet basic needs.
Local residents head to fairs and visits around town
Neal Jones of West Third street spends the day at the West Liberty fair while Gabriel Bowman from East Front street leaves for Davenport on a business trip. Miss Maud Tecker visits Letts, and Mrs. Schooley and Miss Reha visit West Liberty. Several others depart for Riverside, Columbus Junction, Lone Tree, and Ainsworth, with updates on arrivals from Washington D C and Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Jones
West Third Street
West Liberty
Gabriel Bowman
East Front Street
Davenport
Maud Tecker
East Seventh Street
Letts
John Schooley
East Fourth Street
BE. Brimm
Miss Mole
East Eighth Street
H. B. Kempton
Washington, D. C
Judson Kempton
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