Bonds Set in Brown Robbery Case
William Spencer Saunderson testified at the hearing before Judge John A Rowan that he met Brown at a local billiard parlor on December 10, dined with him and a young woman, and paid with a mixed bills roll. Saunderson said he later gave Miss Mery Brown a $2 bill at Brown’s South Muscatine home and that both men had been drinking. he recalled little after leaving Brown’s home until the police station the next morning. Constable Herman Elfers and Sheriff David Vanatta corroborated behavior and timing, with Brown held to the grand jury on $1,000 bond.
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William
Spot) Brown
Allannon
John A. Rowan
Brown
Saunderson
Alory
Piiliard
South Muscatine
Kid Toll
Miss Mery Brown
Lie Farmer
Ssunderson
Herman Elfers
Front Street
Hoffman
Potcea
Sherif David Vanutta
Vanatta
Cedar Rapids
Sterneman Dinner Party at Geneve Golf Club
Mr and Mrs Sterneman hosted a 7 o'clock dinner at Geneve Golf and Country Club with American beauty arrangements, rose garlands, and eight course service for 31 guests. After dinner, attendees danced and enjoyed music in a festive postdinner setting.
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Sterneman
Country Club
Chestra
Geneve
John Sterneman
Amer
Ron
Two Attractions Cancelled by Grand Manager Cray
January listings for the Grand include the Firefly and Potash land Purlmatter, both pulled due to unfavorable regional theater business as companies withdraw from the road. Also notes a withdrawn new trial motion in a legal case, a birth announcement, club social plans, and a St Matthias Industrial Society Christmas sale clearing about $40.
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Cray
Grand
A. W. Smith
W. Hutrigang
Blackwell
ST. Matthias Indestris I
St. Matthias Industrial Society
N Be cad club meets at Miss Mae Ankel home
The N Be cad club spent a pleasant evening socializing and sewing at Miss Mae Ankel's Walnut Street home. A tinseh con was served. The next meeting will be in three weeks at Mrs. D. Gari's Mast Second Street residence.
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Glen Miller
West Sherts
Blancho McConnana
John Miller
Jesus
MR. and
Miss van Lent
St. Mary's Sewing Society
Misa Mary van Leat
Roscoe Avenue
N. RB. Club
Mae Unkel
N. Be. Cad
Mae Ankel
Walnut Street
D. Gari
Mast Second Street
Sensation promises for third episode of Zadora at The Grand
The third Zadora episode headlines sensational footage with James Crease in a dual role as Dr Jenkle and Mr Tryde, outshining prior stars. The Grand shows Friday matinee and night with The Mystery of the Dutch Cheese Maker resolved, Hassan Atis foiled, artificial demand secrets exposed, plus two other features and a Gala Claus hearing preview. The Sioux City Commercial Club protests Nebraska railway rates in a hearing set to begin today. first session held two weeks ago.
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James Crease
Richard Mansfield
Dr. Jenkle
Mr. Tryde
the Heron
Zadora
Hassan Atis
Sherman Was
Merce Commission
Omaha
Sioux City
Water in vessel's hold raises emergency fear
A Hawaii steamer bound for San Diego reported 26 feet of water in hold number 1 after striking near Cerros Island off Lower California. The 5,404 ton steel steamer Isthmian was slowly making for port with no leak yet in hold number 2, according to wireless messages received by the American Hawaiian Steamship Company in San Francisco.
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Cassociated
San Francisco
Calif
Amer! Hawaiian Steamer Company
Isthmian
San Diego
California
Cerros Island
Lower
Rate Question Involved State Commission Ruling
Omaha dec 18 the Nebraska state railway commission ruling questions its authority over interstate trade and touches on the Sioux City case involving the main issue of state versus federal control in regulating rail rates the article notes the ruling may affect broader interstate commerce policy adjustments and legal standings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Commission
Sioux City
Omaha
Journal Want Ads Rooms for Rent Went L023 Stretch
Advert reads want ads for rooms for rent in a location near L023 street stretch. Includes call for applicants to inquire with contact and pricing details.
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Journal
Bringing Up Father Lives Up To Hype In Grang Show
The Gus Hill production of George McManus cartoon hit Bringing Up Father arrives at Grang and proves a major musical comedy success of the season. Philadelphia critics hail it as riotous, clean fun with lively dancing and good songs. Audiences fill Walnut Street Theatre as praise pours from The Evening Star Telegraph Bulletin Ledger Inquirer Record and others. Watch for the date of the impending engagement.
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Father
Gus
Hill
George McManus
Philadelphia
The
Evening Star
Evening Telegraph
Walnut St
Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia Inquirer
Northamerican
Philadelphia Record
Lavyery
Bones of prehistoric animals found in Thames dredging
Hors and bones of a wild ox, and the antler of a red deer, both prehistoric animals, have been found during dredging in the River Thames at Marlow in Buckinghamshire, England.
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River Thames
Marlow
Buckinghamshire
England
Pencil Wood Shortage Sparks Alarm Over Cedar Supply
A report notes a dwindling supply of American cedar used for pencil cores and bases concern as snow wood remains unstable for lead pencils. The industry fears disruption as cedar stocks near exhaustion.
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Thirteen Club
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