Charming home wedding unites Julia Bilkey with M A Ohlson
Mrs Joseph Bilkey's home hosts the 11 o'clock ceremony for Julia A Bilkey of Muscatine and M A Ohlson of Davenport. Rev A G Graves officiates the double ring service, with a three course dinner for eighteen and plans for the couple to reside at 2626 South Street Davenport after mid month.
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Joseph Bilkey
Mise
Julia A. Bilkey
M. A. Ohlson
Davenport
A. Gd. Graves
Lhe First Congregational Church
John Ohlson
Charles Jl. Holmgren
Ohlsen
South Street
Muscatine
Muscatine High School
Tae Wroom
Davenport Pearl Button Company
Socialist Oyster Dinner Set At Commercial Hotel
The socialist party will hold an oyster dinner and supper in the Commercial hotel dining room on Saturday from evening to 10 30 p.m. Preparations are being made for the event and a large attendance is expected. Local party members may give speeches.
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The
Socialist Party
Commercial
Blaboy
Ottumwa Poultry Show Awards Standout Birds
Nearly six hundred fancy birds fill the Ottumwa annual poultry show by the Ottumwa Poultry Association. Cups go to F. L. Reinhard & Son Ottumwa and EH Butterfield Dallas Center. The top bird, a White Wyandotte hen at 94 percent, belongs to J. W. Mowrey & Son Linby Ia. Judge W. S. Russell presided.
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Ottumwa Association
Ottumwa
Dia
Ottumwa Poultry Association
F. L. Reinhard & Son
EH. J. Butterfield
Dallas Center
J. W. Mowrey
Miss Susanna Wear Dies in Sioux City
Miss Susanna H. Wear, 52, prominent Sioux City woman, died after a four month illness. Daughter of George Wear, pioneer banker, and Theodore Morrison, bishop of Davenport. She devoted much time to church, civil and charitable affairs. Right Rev. Morrison to officiate at funeral tomorrow.
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Sioux City
Susanna H. Wear
George Wear
Pioneer Laws
Theodore Morrison
Davenport
Episcopal Church
Case Goes to Supreme Court on Inheritance Tax
The executors of James King of Chicago appeal to the U S Supreme Court from the Illinois Supreme Court. They challenge California securities taxation and seek to determine if a state can tax intangible property for reciprocal purposes when the property is held in another state. The case centers on whether California can tax securities used for property and tax policy across state lines.
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Springfield
James
King
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Jinals
Securities of
California
IS HELD FOR MURDER OF TWO AGED WOMEN
Columbia Mo Dec 19 Lea Moore who discovered the bodies of his mother in law Mrs George Moore and his grandmother Mrs Mary J Wilson crushed with an axe when he fled to their home late yesterday was arrested late last night after testimony at the coroner s inquest Moore denies knowledge of the murder He said he came from Moberly to arrange a Christmas for the women A charge of first degree murder was placed against Moore who has been employed at Moberly as a railroad car repairer He reported to the police the discovery of the bodies saying he had survived from Moberly early yesterday morning but authorities say he came here Tuesday afternoon and registered at a local hotel under an assumed name
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Columbia
Lea Moore
George Moore
Mary J. Wilson
Moore
Moberly
Nate
Rebels and rurales killed in fierce Huejuquilla battle
In Huejuquilla Jalisco near Zacatecas a force of 600 rebels led by General Choghe Campos attacked the town. Fifty rural guards and townspeople died in the fighting as rebels burned buildings and looted before federal troops arrived, driving them out after heavy losses.
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Guadalajara
Mex
Huejuquila
Choghe Campos Yosherdey
Huojuyquilla
Jalisco
Zacatecas
Body of Kearney's Passenger Found in Sea
Los Angeles reports on December 12 and 19 that Chester Lawrence, a passenger on Holace Kearney's ill fated hydroplane flight, was found deceased. Initial notes cited a body recovered near Redondo Beach, later confirmed by a party member in Newport Beach.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Paul Banzuil
Kearney
Fisherman’s Core
Chester ‘Lawrence
Weaurnay
Redondo
Bunzhuk
Charles IF. Willard
Ocean Front
Newport Beach
San Francisco
Lawrence
Chester Lawrence
Holace Kearney
Rejdando Beach
Thee
Psent
First Chicago Beg Parade Promotes Egg Sale Plan
Chicago club women led by Mrs. J Bley staged the first egg parade to drum up public sentiment against avaricious eaters and aid tomorrow's egg sale. The Clean Food club, which bought ten carloads, will retail eggs at 24 cents a dozen. Several hundred women gathered at a downtown hotel and rode to a south side cold storage warehouse to watch candling of eggs destined for sale.
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Chicago
Chicago Club
J. ©. Bley
Clean Food Club
Dressed Chickens For Sale In Local Ad
Local ad offers dressed chickens for sale with delivery option. Contact via phone number 84 for ordering.
Suffrage Beatens Final Michigan Canvass Shows Margin
Final returns canvassed by the state board show the equal suffrage amendment carried in Michigan by 7160 votes. Other constitutional amendments for city charter piecemeal changes passed by large margins. News brief includes Archbold impeachment testimony, Justice Hand's health, Iowa Minnesota priests at funeral, and a Colorado Mint plot discovery.
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Lansing
Mich
State Board of Canvassers
Michigan
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