Washington elopement echoes through court and town
In Washington New York couple Ray Dillon and Marle Camp married in Lindley and fled to evade an underage charge. The bride’s father chased them to Brighton then escorted the pair home. A sheriff, a minister, and a court dispute followed as information emerged that the marriage stood.
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Sunday School League forms interchurch basketball season
The article notes an interchurch Sunday school basketball league formed by younger boys from First and Second United Presbyterian, Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist churches. Six teams will play next week after recent practices. results show Second Church beat Baptist 23 to 9 and Methodists beat West Church 9 to 7. An elderly local resident, Mrs. Marbourg Walla, 82, suffered a fall injuring her hip but is expected to recover at home. Washington plans more picture shows, with two running now and a fourth to open at Graban Opera House, manager Brinton says. Lieutenant O. Carris injured his right wrist from a horse bite. treated, expected to recover fully.
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Vindication of Muscatine Officer Burk by Committee Report
The Muscatine city council unanimously accepted the police committee report clearing H W Burk of charges. The investigation found all allegations unfounded and recommended the petition be dismissed. signed by William Oster, Chairman Police Committee.
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William Oster
Police Committee
Moore in Washington to wage war on Hogan
In Washington D C December 19 the Iowa marshalship race in the northern district heats up with E R Moore of Anamosa joining Sheriff W A Hogan of Jones county. Hogan has broad Democratic backing but Moore’s entry creates a tidal wave of intrigue as senators and officials weigh appointing and confirmation. Dan Hamilton expected as district attorney and Nick Reed as marshal in the southern district.
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Jad Salts Urges Kidney Health Against Meat Diet
A period advertising note warns that excessive meat intake raises uric acid harming kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon juice with lithia, as a safe daily morning remedy to flush acids, ease bladder irritation, and maintain clear kidneys.
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Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Builds Nerve Strength
An advertisement touts Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a real medicine to overcome nervousness and weakness. It claims to renew strength, energy, and health without stimulants or alcohol, promises a money-back guarantee, and urges purchase at A.W. Morgan Rexall Store in Muscatine.
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Porter Battle Looms in Political Fight for Judge Wade’s Favor
In a murky political clash Judge Wade weighs a last ditch effort for Claud Porter amid uncertain prospects. Han ton seems favored as the administration faces a contentious confirmation fight over grounds beyond politics.
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Former Wilton Resident Riningland Dies in Rock Island
Wilton Ta December 10 Frank Riningland, a former Wilton resident, died at his Rock Island home Thursday morning after years of illness. Survived by wife and two children, three sisters and a brother, he moved from Muscatine to Rock Island years ago. Funeral at St Anthony's Rock Island Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Yuan Approves Plan to End Parliament in China
Dec 16 reports state President Yuan Shih Kai approved a petition said to come from General Li Yuen Hang, urging permanent dissolution of the Chinese parliament. The body met once on April 8 but never quorum. The letter cites disapproval of parliament and foreigners and calls for dissolution.
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Settlement near in Cleveland strike unsettled this week
Cleveland Ohio reports indicate the strike affecting several hotels may reach another conference this week. Hotels including Stanley Hollenden and Colonial are operating dining rooms despite ticket problems and disorder tied to strike actions.
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Statler
Hollenden
Quiet Title Action In Muscatine County Iowa
ORIGNAL NOTICE in District Court of Iowa Muscatine County Maggie Hintermeister seeks to quiet title to northwest quarter of Section 6 Town 76 North Range 3 West. Defendants include Frederick and Hannah Baker and unknown heirs. Case warns that unless defendants appear by January 6 1914 default will be entered. Attorneys Jayne and Hoffman represent the plaintiff.
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Muscatine County
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Hannah Baker
Secrtion 6
Township 76
High Prairie Road
District Court
State of
Maggie
Hintermeister
Norths Range
Jayne & Hoffman, Atcorneys
Notice of District Court Case in Aluxcntine County
A list of plaintiffs and defendants in a district court action in Aluxcntine County is filed. Names include John Jacob Hintermaister, Robert Scott, Thomas Cantwell, Samuel Briggs, David Shortridge, Joseph Ridgway, E Dunderdale, Mar zaret Dunderdale, Thomas Wood, P Ansor, Currie Brown, Eva Coldren, C F Dio Hastings, Robert Hastings, Lillie Jerome, Clara Catherwood, Ella Hastings. The document records parties and domicile in a civil suit filed in the district court.
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Dio Hastings
Lillie Jerome
Clara
L. Catherwood
Ella’” Hastings
Notice of suit to quiet title in Muscatine County Iowa
John Jacob Hinterm eister petitions the Muscatine District Court to establish title to land in the northeast quarter of Section 6 Township 73 North Range West alleging lost deeds and mortgages, seeking cancellation of bonds and mortgages and extension of claims by all defendants and their heirs and assigns with a default warning and payment deadline of the 6th day of January 1914. Jayne Hoffman attorneys for plaintiff.
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Muscatine County
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Abeve
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3Amme Lucas
Dascrtad
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Regret Cabinet Decision on British Pavilion at Exposition
London reports regret over the cabinet decision not to fund an official British pavilion at the Panama Pacific Exposition. British press voices concern that expense should not block celebrating a great commercial venture by a friendly power. The committee plans to push a parliamentary commission to bring the matter before the House of Commons.
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