Third trial of suit for damages opens in district court
The case involves Henry Wilhelme of Wilton suing Matilda Bujewski for 15000 damages over a Nov 27 1918 collision on a Wilton highway. It is the third trial on the same facts with earlier verdicts against and for Mrs Bujewski, now before Judge D W Jackson.
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Henry Wilhelme
Wilton
Matilda D. Bujewski
Joseph Bujewski
Wilhelme
Bujewski
E. M. Warner
Gustavus Allbee
Thompson & Thompson
Bujewskis
M. W. Stapleton
John Feuster
Washington Street
D. W. Jackson
Young To Address Brown's Business College Grads
Co. L. Young, secretary of the YMCA, will speak at a banquet for Brown's Business College graduating class. No formal graduation exercises will be held. Banquet at 7 p.m. at Hotel Muscatine. R H. Peck of Chicago, college president, attends. Diplomas presented by M. C. Colbert to fifty graduates. Music by the Mohnsen orchestra. Social time to follow.
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Mohnsen Orchestra
Francis Drake Pioneer Resident of South Muscatine Dies
Francis Drake, 84, longtime South Muscatine resident, died at 6:30 this morning at his home 210 Clinton Street after a brief illness. Born January 17, 1837 in Crockersville Pennsylvania, he came to Muscatine at age ten and married Mrs. John Eberling about 34 years ago, who survives. Also surviving is his brother James Drake of South Muscatine. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday from the William Eberling home 214 Clinton Street. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Francis Drake
South Muscatine
Clinton Street
Crockersville
Muscatine
John Eberling
James Drake
William Eberling
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for August Engel in Muscatine
Funeral services were held for August Engel a longtime Muscatine resident who died Saturday. The service took place at 2 PM at his son Herman Engel's home 606 East Fifth Street with Rev. J Haefner of Zion Lutheran officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Ernest Ruckert Henry Liebbe William Freese Gus Zeng Arnold Miller and Herman Grensing.
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August Engel
Muscatine
Herman Engel
East Fifth Street
J. Haefner
Zion Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ernest Ruckert
Henry Liebbe
William Freese
Gus Zeng
Arnold Miller
Herman Grensing
Funeral services for Jesse Stoneburner held at home
Funeral services for Jesse Stoneburner, who died at Mt. Pleasant hospital on Monday, will be conducted at the parents’ home 1331 East Second Street Wednesday at 3:30 PM by Reverend C L Young.
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Jesse Stoneburner
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Elias Stoneburner
East Second Street
C. L. Young
Civic Bureau Meeting Called for Wednesday
The civic bureau of the Association of Commerce schedules a Wednesday night meeting led by president W. E. Downer to finish organizing the bureau. Secretary E. C. Graebner says several important civic matters will be discussed and letters have gone to all members.
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Civic Bureau of the Association of Commerce
W. E. Downer
Bureau
Association
E. C. Graebner
Graduates by Course Output From Training Programs
Eighteen completed the business training course, nine the business managers course, ten the secretarial course, thirteen the shorthand course, and two the bookkeeping course.
Four Power Pact Details and Implications for Asia
The article explains the four power pact linking the United States Britain France and Japan as a moral partnership in the Pacific while preserving interests in China. It compares article two with past declarations, notes likely Senate debate, and cites use of Root Takahira and Hay open door language alongside Anglo Japanese alliance wording.
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Pacific Islands
Japan
Pacific
China
Asia
Senate
Far East
United States
Great Britain
Japan Pact Keeps Britain United in Far East Policy
The article reviews how the Root-Takahira and Anglo Japanese pacts ensure ongoing U S Britain and Japan consultation on Pacific disputes. It notes China’s exclusion but preservation of four power alignment and expected frank communication on insular and Far East issues alongside a court case in Phoenix. Roy Gardner pleads guilty to train robbery and gets 25 years.
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Japan
Great Britain
China
Far East
Phoenix, Ariz
Roy Gardner
New Equal Rights Amendment Drafted by National Woman’s Party
Washington Dec. 12 The final draft of the equal rights amendment to the constitution was announced with a preliminary report of legal authorities. It covers political civil and legal discrimination against women and bars sex or marriage based disabilities that do not apply equally to both sexes. industry and professions not included.
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Washington, D. C
National Women’s Party
United States
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