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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
6
A Yong list outlines new popular copy rights not yet published as of this day before November 5th. The note includes unspecified additional items and characters.
Iowa City judge R P Howell orders attorney Frank B Kimball disbarred after review of a case involving Anna B Clark and Emma Ricord. Clark testified she fled to Chicago with Ricord after receiving $6 from Ira Adler, with further testimony detailing efforts to keep her in or out of jurisdiction amid alleged conspiracies.
The remains of the late Mrs. Gustav Schwartz of Chicago arrived this afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday at the home of Mrs. Fredericka Reiss, 012 East Tenth Street, with Rev. L. M. Grigeby of the First Methodist Episcopal churches in charge. The husband and Chester Pierce of Chicago accompanied the remains.
The National Committee rejected a call for a party convention to reorganize the GOP. Local leaders from both sides say the move disappoints progressives and raises questions about future Republican activities. Some bull moosers express optimism that progressives may gain influence, while others doubt immediate shifts to the progressive party.
A 1925 Musentine appeal urged readers to help identify children who may be left giftless this Christmas. The Journal requests names and letters from those willing to supply gifts or provide shopping and delivery help, promising to match donors with children in need and urging immediate contact.
Charles A. Rawson, chairman, defended the party's stance after a fal convention action. Rawson warned against overreach and reserved judgment while acknowledging internal party tensions within the Republican state central committee.
A student commission of ten and assistants will oversee che:ating cases in exams under faculty approval. The plan, presented to classes yesterday, drew 903 votes for, 78 against, and 46 uncertain among students. A question on reporting cheating received 136 affirmative and 892 negative votes.
William Simpson face d a larceny charge following a Sunday disturbance at Mrs Maida Simpson s Bilkay building in Des Moines Iowa. Charges were dropped and the case dismissed after a prior assault conviction with a $10 fine and costs. The long controversy concluded as the estate matters were settled probate today. Northwestern University benefited from a large bequest in the will of the late industrialist who died in Cocoa Grove Florida on December 9.
Reluctant action noted as county authorities pursue a favorable home placement for Fred Butsler, a boy investigated for incorrigibility and truancy. Rev H B Butler of Musserville Methodist spearheads contacts with Ottumwa’s Iowa Home Finding Association, aiming to place him in a suitable foster home rather than a reformatory. The County Attorney Thompson agrees punishment via confinement is unlikely. the focus is improved environment for development.
Funeral services for the late Charles Yarck were conducted at 2 o’clock this afternoon from the family residence at 1010 Grandview Avenue. The Rev. John Huefner of the German Evangelical Lutheran church led the service. Pallbearers were Charles Henning, Ernest Kreth, Christe Martin, John Von Krog, Henry Umlandt and William Drewes. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery.
The Muze serville Methodist Episcopal church will host a Christmas sermon Sunday evening at the town church and Sunday afternoon at the island church. A Christmas Eve program by South End Vocal is noted. Local residents Mrs Laurence and Mrs B Wilson are mentioned in social spots. Mrs Kendig shows gradual improvement after illness. Ella Swalley plans a brief visit to Fredonia. H N Bixby returned from Washington IA for business matters.
Orville Wright speaking at the Aero Club of America anniversary reception says a land flight with flying machines is necessary before attempting to cross the Atlantic. He notes he cannot predict when such a crossing will occur and cites that aviators are not yet sufficiently trained.
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