Capone and Gang Fined in Joliet Court
Al Capone and four henchmen pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons in Joliet Illinois and were fined 200 dollars plus costs each on city charges and 300 dollars plus costs each on state charges. Capone paid 1500 dollars in fines and sent 10.20 to charity after listing a Christmas gift from his large roll.
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Joliet
Ill
Scarface
al” Capone
Chicago
Santa Claus
Los Angeles
Capone
Adams
A. F. Delander
Salvation Army
Must First Refute Charge Witnesses Were Intimidated
Washington dispatch reports Justice Siddons ordered the government to clear up claims of witness intimidation in the oil tampering case before addressing combined contempt and intimidation charges. Defense lawyers had proposed merging the issues after overnight talks, but Siddons kept the contempt charges intact while sorting Kidwell's affidavit claim.
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Washington
Justice Siddons
Edward J. Kidwell
Sigw
Hoehling Resigns After Doheny Fall Trial Service
Justice Adolph Hoehling of the DC supreme court resigns to resume private law practice. He presided over the Fall Doheny conspiracy trial with acquittals following bitter senate debate and defense of his fairness. Hoehling had been appointed by President Harding.
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Washington
Adolph Hoehling
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Fall-Doheny
White House
Hoehling
Hoehline
Edward L. Doheny
Albert 5
Fall
Harding
Elk Hills
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
District of Columbia
Father Moore Sees Christmas as Bridge Between Humanity and Divinity
The Rev. Father P. D. Moore spoke at a Lions Club Christmas address urging a fuller meaning of Christmas. He described Christ as the engineer who bridges humanity and divinity. Three new cubs A. A. Ahrendt Reckow and O. G. Biegert were introduced and gifts exchanged after the program.
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Christ
Lions Club
P. D. Moore
St. Mathias Church
The
Lions
Father Moore
A. A. Ahrendt
Diff Reckow
O. G. Biegert
Scout Troops Recap Classroom Knots And Hikes
Troop meetings shift after holidays with Troop 2 postposed and Troop 12 seeking an assistant scoutmaster. Scoutmaster Lyle Mason taught knot tying for Troop 9 while Christmas plans altered schedule. Tenderfoot hikes set for Dec 27 include tests. several patrols gain new medallions and members.
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Troop No
Lyle Mason
Charles Rosenberger
Tenderfoot
Jack Asthalter
Sisler's Sale Almost Tragic for Baseball Star
St. Louis reports five years after being valued as a $100,000 star, George Sisler was traded from the Browns to the Washington Senators for a nominal sum. Sinus trouble and eye concerns curtailed his prime, though he rebounded in 1927 with 28 stolen bases and a .227 average, leaving managers wary of his continued durability.
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St. Louis
Babe Ruth
George Sisler
Galf
Sisler
Browns
Washington Senators
Timost
Belle
Connie Mack
For Sale Items Include Large Barred Rock Cockerels and Dodge
Classified note lists sale items including a large barred rock cockerels and a used Dodge touring car in good condition priced at 125 dollars. Contact numbers 1976 9 and 1157 R provided for inquiries.
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Royal Puritan
L. M. Nevens
Sheriff Sale of Muscatine Standard Mfg. Co. Property
By virtue of a General Execution the Muscatine County Sheriff will sell on January 13, 1928 at the Standard Mfg Co. 211 E Front Street Muscatine. The sale lists 4 lathe machines 1 milling machine 3 drill presses grinders shop tools and more to satisfy a debt in favor of J L Giesler. Sale hours nine to four with 10 am at Muscatine. Ed Sander Sheriff.
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Muscatine County
State
Iowa
Muscatine
Front Street
J. L. Giesler
Ed Sander
No Bargain Offered for Him at Winter Meetings
The Browns faced a muted market as managers judged the player a poor value at any price. No valuable players were proposed, and eventually he was sold for cash rather than a package.
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Browns
Madrid Lottery Winner Feeds Poor in City Quarters
An ex change telegraph dispatch from Madrid reports the winner of the Spanish Christmas lottery prize worth 15,000,000 pesetas distributed the funds to impoverished families in Madrid's dense quarters.
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London
Madrid
Veteran Stage Driver Dies in Manson Iowa
Joseph Lest aged 80 and a longtime Calhoun County resident who once drove the stage line between Rockwell City and Manson died here on Wednesday. He had lived in the county for 57 years and was 80 years old at his death.
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Manson
Joseph Lest
Calhoun County
Rockwell City
Rates Decreed Unlawful by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railroad interurban passenger rates into and out of Chicago and Milwaukee were unlawful. The railroad must raise fares to match similar interstate charges by February 15 or face further action.
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Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
Production Shows Decrease in November Auto Output
Washington reports November automobile production in the United States and Canada fell below totals for the same month last year and the preceding month this year.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Farm For Sale Near Town On Rock Island Road
113 acre farm offering a thriving town site on the Rock Island road in Muscatine Iowa. Owner seeks sale on reasonable terms and will provide good terms. Ideal for someone wanting to live near town. For full particulars contact Titus Loan Investment Company Muscatine Iowa.
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Rock Island Road
Titus Loan & Investment Company
Muscatine
Iowa
For Sale Five Room Modern Bungalow
For sale by Titusoan & Investment Co. a new five room bungalow with oak floors bath furnace laundry electric lights and garage. Immediate possession. Also a fox terrier puppy listed as a Christmas present by E A Hartman at 323 East 2nd and phone 2649.
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4Th St
New Furnace Bath
Gitue Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Ave
Titus Oan & Investment Co
E. A. Hartman
Bargain Sale of 60 by 70 Foot Lot in Town District
Owner sells a 60 by 70 foot parcel in a town district for five days. Location listed as 113 Fourth Street. Details emphasize direct owner sale with modest price potential.
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4Th St
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Kidwell! We
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Boy Scout
Bill Overhaus
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Troop No. 1
Lee McKee
Lowell Hallfass
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West Front Street
Journal
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Rhode Island
Phone
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6Th St
Sheriff's ‘Sale
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East
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Kincaid
Kentucky
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Reliable Coal Co
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Chase Music Studios
Laurel Bldg
Chris Krayenhagen
Illinois City
Bowser Implement Co
Egon
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Lane
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Electa Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Muscatine Journal
Maccabee Hall
American Legion
Len & Son
Eichenauer’s
Ernie Schaer
Diercks Radio Store
New York Life
Frank ’ Es Shinabarger
Morgan's
American Petroleum Co
Walnut St
Hawk
Maggie
Inc
Whippetts and
Willys-Knights
Banker Auto Co
Phone 610
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U. S Patent Office
Pocahontas
Redmen
Redmen Hall
Mona Council
Fuller & Hiller Hardware Co
So Brothers Co
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J. C. Miller
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Marcelling
Pearl Washburn
West Kentucky
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Illinois
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Ren
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W. 4Th
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Town Ave
Muscatine State Bank
Bond
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L. Journal
Oes Ee Psts
Nn Es Sa
Muscatine Auto Wrecking CO
East Second Street
Poland
George McManus
Mrs Delays
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