Morse Granted Ten Day Stay in Bank Funds Case
In New York City the United States circuit court granted Charlies W. Morse a ten day stay on a new trial motion. Morse, a convicted banker, faces a fifteen year prison term for misappropriation of national bank funds.
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New York
N. Y
United States
Noyes
Charlies W. Morse
National Bank
Muscatine Tax Totals Reveal 88 111 71 in City Funds
County Auditor Lawrence completes figures for Muscatine taxes for the coming year with a total taxable value of 2 428 240 including railroads and utilities. Road and water specials add 4 856 48 and 8 489 63 respectively plus poll tax 1 220 00, yielding a grand total 88 111 71 and detailed apportionments to bonds, improvements, library, water sinking and general funds.
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Lawrence
Muscatine
Atest
Bonis Hk
Carving Sets and Razors Highlight Yard Sale Goods
Sets of carving tools and bird carv Razors plus safety razors from $1.00 and up. Drum trays and scrapers, coffee pots and percolators, Bissell sweepers, Sisk roasters in blue and other finishes.
Dressed Chickens and Fresh Produce Air Listing
A catalog note lists dressed chickens alongside Fancy California celery fresh lettuce dried peaches dried prunes dried apricots raisins currants as available produce items.
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California
AsQuith Outlines Irish Self Government Policy
Lonn reports British premier Herbert Asquith announced a big policy to establish in Ireland a full system of self government for purely Irish affairs. In Mason City Minnesota a fire at the Lyle Mercantile company caused a twelve thousand dollar loss, origin believed chimney. The stock and building suffered heavy damage with nine thousand dollars insured on stock and fifteen hundred on the building.
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Lonn
Herbert Asquith
Ireland
Lyle, Minn
Iowa Evening Press
Mason City
Davenport Vagrant Arrest Spars With Ill Mother Tale
John Hayes faced police court in Davenport on vagrancy charges after claiming he rushed to his ill mother in Muscatine. Police began an investigation, and he received 10 days in jail with release possible if his tale is proven true.
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Muscatine
John Hayes
Davenport
Hayes
Reorganize Central America Policy Moves to Pacification
Washington dates reveal Arnold Shanklin and Enrique Creel heading to talks with the United States and Mexico over a joint pacification policy for Central America. The plan speculates a possible future Central American republic under a dual protectorate and a new administrative commission, with Taft's Monroe Doctrine policy in view.
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Washington
Arnold Shanklin
Mexico
Central America
Enrique Creel
United States
Magoon
Cuba
Don Francisco Leon de la Barra
Taft
New Mexico Officials Named by President
The president sent to the senate the nominations of William J. Mills for governor and William H. Pope for chief justice of New Mexico. Both men hail from New Mexico and would fill these territorial roles.
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New Mexico
Washington, D. C
Senate
William J. Mills
William H. Pope
Schar Funeral Monday At Thorman Home
The funeral of Mrs. Ella Schar, who died this morning, will be held from the Thorman home at 2 30 oclock Monday.
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Thorman
Ella Schar
May Get Vinton Motor for Run
Division Passenger Agent Boyd announces a turntable will be placed by Wellman. E A Ogilvie of the Commercial club says Boyd will go to Chicago to confer with Rock Island’s traffic manager about placing the motor car running between Vinton and Cedar Falls on the Muscatine Western line. For now the engine and coach will operate, ensuring continuous service with plans for a Wellman station and turntable next spring and daily Wellman to Muscatine service.
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E. A. Ogilvie
Commercial Club
S. F. Boyd
Rock Island
Davenport
Boyd
Wellman
Muscatine
Funeral details for Carl Thorman at Greenwood Cemetery
From the Carl Thorman home 121 West Front Street on Monday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Interment to follow at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Carl Thorman
West Front Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Last of Boats Being Removed From Mississippi Ice Jam
Ice jams hinder removal of boats on the Mississippi river as arctic conditions trap the Arctic and two barges. Lena owned by Capt. Hysell was moved out yesterday while Bessie W. and Mississippi belonging to Will Whisler and Guy Alexander were pulled out today. The ice will likely keep barges in the river until spring. the Arctic may be placed in winter quarters west of the fish market if conditions ease. A barge load of pipes for Drury drainage district is also stalled by ice.
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Arctic
Mississippi
Lena
Hysell
Bessie W
Will Whisler
Guy Alexander
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Sorrow
Through this medium I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends and neighbors, especially the Woodmen and Turners for their acts of kindness and sympathy shown during my sad bereavement in the sickness and death of my son, Joseph Hautsch. Mrs. Mary Durr.
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Joseph Hautsch
Mary Durr
Knights of Columbus Laurent Council to Meet Tonight
Laurent Council of the Knights of Columbus will hold a regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock sharp. Full attendance is desired as officers will be elected per financial secretary A. G. Bestenlehner.
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Knights of Columbus. Laurent Council
A. G. Bestenlehner
Grace Lutheran home mission meeting at pastor's house
The Home Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran church met Thursday evening at the pastor Rev. H Wennermark's home. The event centered on sewing buttons followed by a social time and refreshments provided by Mrs. Wennermark.
Bijou Theatre Manager Hosts Employes At Midnight Supper
Manager E. M. Henle of the Bijou theatre entertained the theatre employes with a midnight supper at his home 906 Iowa avenue. Mrs. Henle prepared an excellent repast enjoyed by all present.
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Henle
E. M. Henle
Bijou
Iowa Avenue
Wilton Notices Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Wilton ia December 10 notes attorney F A Martin left for Muscatine to handle business. I Ticktin was a Muscatine visitor Thursday. Thomas Lee returned home after two days with friends in Muscatine. Win Blanchard also returned home after handling business. J S Blackwell of Muscatine was listed in town notices.
Visitors and Travel Tales Highlight Muscatine Thursday
A parade of local residents and guests traveled through Muscatine on Thursday. Names include Mrs J Langman of Durant, Mrs H H Johnson, Paul Johnson, L C Kiser, George Ruppert, G W Lincoln of Moscow, Henry Dunker and L R Dunker, Louis Marolf, Louise Maurer, Emma Brammeier, Bert Gatton of Davenport, Miss Carrie Lang, Miss Velma Whitmer, F W Gray, George Chown, D F Dwyer, A W Bannick, John Osmers, Miss Emma Miller, and Misses from surrounding towns while Wilton lodge M W A elected officers for the year.
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J. Langman
Durant
Mmes
H. H. Johnson
Paul Johnson
Muscatine
L. C. Kiser
Davenport
George Ruppert
Havng
Iowa City
G. W. Lincoln
Moscow
Henry Dunker
Will
L. R. Dunker
Louis Marolf
L. Hoffbauer
Buffalo
Iowa
Frank Blanchard
Will Turner
Adair
Charles Vancpps
Bert Gatton
Louise Maurer
Emma Brammeier
Burlington
Charles Duncan
F. W. Gray
George Chown
D. F. Dwyer
A. W. Bannick
John Osmers
Emma Miller
Atalissa
J. W. Miller
Wilton Lodge
R. of
P. Hall
C. F. Henderson
D. E. Smith
O. A. Godske
C. A. Kiser
C. H. Jacobsen
Mert Sullivan
S. C. Fulton
B. J. Nangle
Adolph Todt
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