Moon Law Impacts Saloons Across Iowa State
Iowa's Moon law faces Supreme Court ruling as saloons must reduce to one per 2000 residents. Des Moines court decisions define consent petitions, affecting Davenport, Burlington, and other towns. Judges De Gratz and Rexholt outline the law's intent, while alcohol interests warn of widespread closures and tax losses.
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Moines
Supreme Court
Topulittan
Wien
Acon
Tomiperance Ficbaty
Des Moines
Lavenport
Tuckneton
Clinton
Sioux Cry
Conseil
Atcorney
Tisat
David Mould
Woonsbury
W. J. Conly
Sioux City
Disley
Woodbury Coun
Sowy
Hammond
Mes Moines
G. Moon
Ontariea
Moon
Moon Holta
Jattire
Cornella
Taventiort
Daxensort
Davenport
Dee
Lawrence de Gref
Deg Moines
de Gantt
Tha Supreme Court
de Gratt
Coure
Tarlingtone
Burlington
Gig
Clark and Schmidt sentenced by court in Kansas case
Shady Meadow schoolteacher Mary Chamberlain’s timing was tied to a notorious tar and-settlement scheme. Clark and Schmidt were convicted and fined $200 each plus costs by Judge Grover in Lincoln Center district court. Simms was acquitted. the two men denied rumors of a $23,000 settlement and faced appeals from others involved.
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Wincoln Center
Kan
Dee
Shori Clark
John Schidt
Wnder
Contlerion
Misa Mary Chamberlain
Shady Mead School
Weacher
Tudge Grover
Belog
I Chirk
Schmidt
Pontly
Attor
H.tl
Waite
Clark
Champerlain
Clarke
Schinlds
Everett G. Clack
Jay Witawater
Watson Scranton
Manard
Itcord
Tricord
Scranton
Murder charge against Mrs Vermilya in police poisoning case
An indict ment accusing Mawso Vermillya of poisoning Policeman Arthur Bissinette with Elk was returned by the grand jury. Vermilya remains jailed without bail as four men await hanging for the murder of Fred W. Grelzow, with the defendant expressing no sympathy for them.
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Chicago, Jr
Mawso Vermillya
Arthur Bissinette
Elk
Shel
Firestorm at Open Board of Trade destroys Chicago hotel records
A blaze swept the Open Board of Trade area wrecking the Chicago Board of Trade building and three Kaiserhof era hotels. One thousand guests were evacuated as firefighters battled the flames for hours, with no injuries reported and losses estimated around 200000 dollars. Incendiary origins were suspected as investigators looked for the cause.
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Obleaga
Lucapen
Board of Trade
Loop District
Chicago Federation of Labor
Opex Board
Tony
Fire Department
Ole
Kaiserhill
Stafford
New Victoria
Tum Jong
Ain
Sesuley Board of Trade
Ie Oneh
Trace
Seyferlich
Imi
Kiiserhied
New Vitoma
StaMerd
Minle
Clatling
Kaiserhof
Open Board of Trade
la Salle
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Open Board
Marshal Seyforlich
Chicago
Trial of Lee Krampa Begins in Newton Iowa
The second trial of Lee Krampa charged with the murder of Naili a Hermesmell near Baxter began in Newton district court. The first jury vote was eleven to one for conviction but resulted in a disagreement. Matilda Sermesmelr, who lived alone near Baxter, was found murdered on her kitchen floor. Tramps were arrested in connection with the case weeks later.
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Newton
Des
Lee Krampa
Naili
Tramps
Wabash Seeks Reorganization and Bond Interest Plans
An official said funds for January interest on the road’s mortgage bonds, with 323,900,100 outstanding, are in the bank. A committee issued an announcement offering to pay interest to all bondholders who deposit their bonds, as Wabash moves to reorganize under Equitable Trust.
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St. Lawis
Wier B. Adams
United Giates Erenlt
Fenty Miller
Frederick d. Delano
Chicago
Toa
Edward 8. Pryor
St. Louis
W. K. Bixby
Adame
Wastinghouse Air Brake Company
Pittsburgh
Wells H. Blodgett
Eral
Wabash
Yeweri Jg
New York
Edward B. Pryor
Na Hy
Adams
Bixtybonanse
Manan
Velano
Vica
Pryor
Cloulds
James
Gray
Lawrence Greer
H. Nielson
U.S. Elrents Court
Adama
Tharge
Gould
St. Louis Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Benj. F. Bush
Maryland
George Gould
Frank J. Gould
Eewin
Cotton Belt
Goulds
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Western Pacific
Sealy Lake
Wark
Wabash Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Cosity
BP. A. Delano
William K. Bixby
St. Lois
Winslow S. Pierce
Te ‘Wabash Reorganization Committee
Alvin W. Krech
Tater Mesars
Pierce
Krech
Ann
Loot
Comps
Wabisi
Wabash Roe
Diet
Equitable
Gomi Paiss
Congress in session on Russian abrogation and hearings
Senate devices focus on ratifying the president's notification to Russia before adjournment. Leslie J. Saylor of Illinois testifies at Lorimer hearing contradicting J. D. Brown of Illinois on alleged corruption. House defers on the deficiency bill carrying more than 82 million. Mayor Generst Wool testifies on military concentration plan. Rep Selzer says Congress will waive technicalities to join with Senate on Russian abrogation. Steel investigating committees probe ore rates in Minnesota.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Rayner
Rus
Unie
Lodge
Senate Chamber
Russia
House
Charse
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
Her
Maryland
United States
French Chamber For Deputies
State Department
Cluse
Thont
Trayner
Congress
Culberson
Ledge
Leslie J. Saylor
Ilinois
Lorimer
J. D. Brownback
BR. L. Khaborouh
Warris- Durr
Bie
Rouse
Generst Wool
Selzer
Setiite
Steel
John G. Brown
Chicago
Minnesot
Lee Eee
Packers Trial Jurors Sworn In Chicago Indicts Sherman Violations
The jurors for the Chicago Packers trial were sworn in at noon in Chicago. Indicted under the Sherman anti trust law, the panel includes Asa Banaites Naperville farmer and others from Naperville Plainfield Ottawa LaGrange Wilton Center and Chicago. Testimony to begin after selection.
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Chicago, I
Der
Chicago
Asa Banaistes
Farmer
Naperville
Myelin
Fermer
Dendes
Surtoni
Merers
President Taft to Recommend Downward Tariff Revision
Washington December 1 After a cabinet meeting Tafts memo on wool and woolens was revised and the president decided to urge a downward revision He will not set specific rates but indicate the recent duties should be materially lowered The message likely goes to Congress tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
We Cabinet
Taft
Wool and Woolens
Congress
Attack on Non Union Drivers in St Louis Renewed
Renewed police activity in St Louis Missouri as authorities report intensified action in a crackdown on non union drivers. Investigators say the focus is on illegal employment practices and enforcement of transit labor rules amid ongoing disputes. Local officials urge compliance and warn of further inspections and detentions if violations persist.
Promise of Peace in China Brighter
Six great powers Japan Britain United States Russia France and Germany unite to assist Wu Ting Fang and Pang Sco in negotiations. The talks hint at ending Manchu rule while Yuan Shikai dominates the convention, with a republican or imperial outcome debated by delegates amid British involvement and tensions in Shanghai and Hankow.
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Sanghai
China
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Russia
France
Germany
eMore
Wu-Ting-Fang
Pang-Sheo-¥i
Tang-Shao-Yi
Peking
Tans
Shao-Yi
Yuan-Shi-Kai
Yuan
Manelor
Shanghai
Ab Sianghai
Hankow
Tang- Sian-Yi
Yang-Tse
Tane-Shao-Ti
Tang-Shao-Fi
Revolutionary Party
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Pannell
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Tea Moines
Burk Sigs
Avtece
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Denes Meading
Smith
Wim
Alden Smith
Michigan
Suther Totay
St. Petershurz
Snehag
James Keir
Hattie
Joseph
John Dillon
Pall Mall Gazettte
the Globe
Lee Krampe
Newton, IA
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Wonegin
A. T. Ryan
Srreatar
St. Louis Mo
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