Hoskinson Admits Killing of Patrolman Gerischer
Fairfield Iowa December reports Thomas V Hoskinson a Muscatine button cutter and former Fairfield youth charged with the murder of Officer Theodore Gerischer has admitted guilt according to Sherry Campbell Jefferson county who visited the prisoner and produced a written confession Sheriff Vanatta says Hoskinson admits guilt but knows nothing of a written confession He has told several visitors of his guilt and may plead guilty after grand jury report relatives have urged a guilty plea to avoid a jury trial for the crime and possible maximum penalty
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Fairfield
Thomas V. Hoskinson
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Offcer
Theodore Gerischer
Sherry Campbell
Jefferson County
Campbell
David Vanatta
Hoskinson
Jefferson County Oficer
Mtu
Folkinson
Bharif Vanatta
Nyenhuis suit dismissed in district court
The case John H. Campbell versus Joseph Nyenhuis, which sought $20,000 damages, was dismissed by the plaintiff without prejudice in district court today. Costs were assessed against the plaintiff. The petit jury was excused until tomorrow morning when Lindle versus Bowman is set for trial.
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John H. Campbell
Joseph Nyenhuis
Bowman
Customs of Ancient Rome Discussed At High School Meeting
The Latin club at the High school hosts a free program in the assembly room tomorrow at eight. President Robert Hahn will preside. Topics include Festal Days and Games, gladiatorial contests, chariot racing, coliseum description, and Greek manners. Members only.
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Sesalon
Robert Hahn
Old
Rome
Greece
Robert Huhn
James McNulty
Beaulah le Fever
Emma Rosenberger
Ben Jur
Sidney Guthrie
Charlotte Smith
George and Mary Crowned in India
Continued from Page 1. The scene described includes a diamond studded crown with emeralds sapphires and rubies a purple velvet cape trimmed with ermine and a white satin dress embroidered with roses thistles and shamrocks the Star of India on the front and imperial robes edged with ermine and gold braid. The guard fired and bands played the royal anthem as processions and royal jewels were shown.
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Star of India
Orders of the Garter
Inyerlal Pal
Emperors and Princes Open Durbar in Central Tent
The combined processions slowly moved to the great central tent where their majesties stood to receive homage from British India governors and princes. The Durbar amphitheatre filled as the national anthem rang out and dignitaries took seats on the crimson dais. The scene showed four thrones for the emperor, empress, viceroy, and vicereine, with youthful princes marching in the imperial cadet corps. The foreign secretary formally opened the Durbar with a drum roll, bugle call, and band fanfare. New popular music 10c per copy at Hirt & Fesler. Herghey Bldg.
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British India
Ling
Naat
Durbar
Tauk
Hirt & Fesler
Herghey Bldg
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Antonius Stradivarius
Melville Clark
Ange
Blasius
Bush & Lane
W. W. Kimball
Kurtzmann
Mission Case
Price & Teeple
Weber
Hirt & Fesler Piano Co
Hershey Bldg
Gerischer
T Werson County
Vanatta
Moskinson
Nyenhuis
Edison
Victor
Bissells
Wittich Bros
Firag
George
Mary
India
LOE
the Batterson Stores
I. Mierel & Son
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