Lawyers Cite Supreme Court to Validate Marriage
Walter Reddick and Miss Frieda Hintermeister, told their marriage, performed in Muscatine with a Scott county license, is legally valid per two Iowa Supreme Court decisions. They must repeat the ceremony in Scott or Muscatine counties to establish a legal record.
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Walter Reddick
Frieda Hintermeister
Emil Schroeder
Scott County
Ocal
Muscatine
Iowa Supreme Court
Muscatine County
W.T. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Reddick
Davenport
Police hold four in Bettendorf case
Davenport Iowa December 10 Robert Mc Causland Morton Costello Charles Russell and Thomas Kelly all of Davenport are being held by police here in connection with the robbery of two stores at Bettendorf The four were found by detectives at a local theater yesterday afternoon.
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Davenport
Robert McCausland
Morton Costello
Charles Russell
Thomas Kelly
Bettendorf
Obituary of Wayne Reynolds of Muscatine County
Wayne Reynolds 62 of 306 Burnside avenue Muscatine county died suddenly at 8 30 this morning after returning from a short walk heart trouble borne for years born in Webster Iowa came to Muscatine county thirty years ago married Minnie Sharer October 31 1893 in Chicago survived by wife daughter Viola Reynolds brother Ross Reynolds all of Muscatine funeral at 2 30 Sunday from home Rev George Bragg First Methodist Church burial Greenwood Cemetery
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Wayne Reynolds
Burnside Avenue
Muscatine County
Webster
Iowa
Minnie Sharer
Chicago
Viola Reynolds
Ross Reynolds
Muscatine
George Bragg
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Viana Sings as Execution Nears at County Jail
Nicholas Viana, a former choir boy known as the song bird of the jail, was hanged on his nineteenth birthday after a four year old murder case. He sang at his last concert and earlier performed the Miserere from Il Trovatore as he was taken to the death cell.
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Chicago
Nicholas Viana
Viana
Kipling
Plans for Workmen Lodge Fortieth Fourth Anniversary
Election of officers for 1921 and planning for the forty fourth anniversary of the Ancient Order of United Workmen discussed at Thursday night meeting. Grand master workman J A Lowenberg of Des Moines may deliver the principal address. A three man committee of A I St Denis Arthur Matthews and William Narvis to arrange observance. New officers: Master Workman F W Johnston Foreman A L St Denis Overseer H J Reed Recorder Fred Beitel Financier George Eichenauer Treasurer J B Reay Guide John Groters Inside Watch Jock Green Outside Watch Frank Rhodes Trustee for Three Years Fred Beitel.
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Order
Order of United Workmen
J. A. Lowenberg
Des Moines
Workman
A. I. St. Denis
Arthur Matthews
William Narvis
F. W. Johnston
A. L. St. Denis
H. J. Reed
Fred Beitel
George Eichenauer
J. B. Reay
John Groters
Woetch
Jock Green
Frank Rhodes
Harding Begins His Conferences in Marion with Hughes
President-elect Harding started talks with Charles Evans Hughes in Marion on forming a nations association and foreign policy. Both men declined to reveal conclusions while a publisher, George Harvey, joined later en route to Columbus. Hoover is slated to visit Sunday, fueling speculation on cabinet roles.
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Harding
Association of Nations
Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
Mr. Harding
Mr. Hughes
George Harvey
New York
Columbus
Hughes
Senator Harding
Herbert Hoover
Marion
Auto License Fund Would Be Boon To City
The Muscatine city recorder said a legislative grant of auto license money to cities would improve street maintenance finances. A council resolution seeks at least 35 percent of the fund, potentially bringing several thousand dollars to Muscatine. Copies go to many cities as efforts push to gain support from Iowa League of Municipalities for the 39th General Assembly.
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Iowa
Muscatine
G. C. Parks
Iowa League
Thirty-Ninth
General Assembly
Protests Over British Passport Refusal Reported in Washington
James H. Maurer, president of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor, and a member of a special committee planned to be sent to Great Britain to study the action of Britain on visa policies for Irish committee members. The report notes autocratic calls attributed to Britain and the commission’s intent to investigate visa refusals affecting Irish interests.
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Washington, D. C
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Commission of the Committee of One Hundred
Great Britain
Irish protest via cable to British Labour leader over passport refusals
A cablegram was sent to William P. Adamson chair of the Labour Party in the British House of Commons protesting the government action in refusing to visa the passports of committee members. Maurer asked Adamson to present a protest to the English people against this autocratic move suppressing truth and free speech.
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William P. Adamson
Labor Party
House of Commons
Maurer
Adamson
Roads careless handling melons claim for damages
D F McGrath sues C R I & P and C B & Q railroads in district court for 180 alleging losses from delay after melons were accepted as perishable freight and left on a siding in Aurora Illinois for 34 hours without access. He seeks 150 for 160 dozen spoiled melons and 30 for spinning the car to unload the remainder.
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D. F. McGrath
Aurora
Illinois
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Tion
Associated Wress
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Pennsylvania
LABOR
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Wilson
T. M. Sinclair & Co., Ltd
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Will
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