Heir to Millions 13 Now a Rebel Soldier
Luis Terrazas Jr the heir to Chihuahua governor General Luis Terrazas was sent armed and mounted to the Bachimba front by rebel leader Orozco. Government forces under Huerta moved toward Bachimba as 10 000 men prepared for a major battle amid rebel mines and advancing columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Luis Terrazas
Diaz
Bachimba
Terrazas
Orozco
iBachimba
Fluerta
Con+ guelo
Mexico
Huerta
Dachimba
Hagaee
Pight
Mex
Consuelo
Here
Bellano
del Yronte
Bachimta Mountain Pass
Local boats prepare for Davenport voyage event
A busy riverfront scene as numerous local boats ready for a parade to Davenport. Boats from the south arrive Tuesday, join Muscatine flotilla on Wednesday, then assemble at Suburban Island for a Wednesday afternoon parade circling the harbor and landing for a three day stay. Names listed include Spray, PF, Bishop, OG Oscar Grosshelm, Ethel IV, Hanley, Antoga, Wilson, Columbia, Chef, Hopkinson, Water Witch, Smalley Brothers, Naormi, Firey, Nameless, Wells, Gladys, Shoo Fly, Onaqua, Rob Smith, Inado, Howard Woolverton, Davidson, Highball and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Spray
Bishop
Oscar Grosshelm
Ethel IV
C. P. Hanley
Antoga
R. M. Wilson
Columbia
J. McClung
Chef
F. Hopkinson
Water Witch
Smalley Brothers
Naormi
W. Firey
Nameless
Geo. Wells
Gladys—W. Graff
Shoo Fly
Harry Blair
Onaqua
Rob Smith
Inado
W. C. Bent
Howard Woolverton
Mist
EH. Davidson
Highball
C. H. Sandvos
Mrs Anna M Otto Laid To Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M. Otto were conducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from 519 Woodlawn avenue with Rev. C A Dettmers officiating. Miss Hertha Hocke Mia C A Dettmars sang Nearer My God To Thee and Will There Be Any Stars. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Henry Hocke Win Freshner Aug Simeon Reinhardt Pilgrim Jacob Hoss and Carl Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Otto
Woodlawn Avenue
C. A. Dettmers
German Congregational Church
Hertha Hocke
Mia
C. A. Dettmars
Greenwood Computery
Henry Hocke
Win. Freshner
Aug
Simeon
Reinhardt Pilgrim
Jacob Hoss
Carl Schroeder
Taylor Shed Demolished in Sweetland Storm
A fierce electrical storm in Sweetland Center caused extensive damage. George Taylor's farm shed under construction was demolished, doors torn loose, roof collapsed, a two seated carriage and large milk tank ruined. Windows broken and telegraph lines out between Flat Iron Point and Sweetland Center. Damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Center
Flat Iron Point
Taylor
George Taylor
Sweetland
Clams Bring Suit Over City Park Horse Death
Samuel Millage of East Hill files a claim with City Clerk Brangan seeking 175 dollars after a horse he rented to Park Officer Henry Koe.ning was killed following an incident at Weed Park. Millage threatens further action if settlement fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Millage
East Hil
Brangan
Millage
Lutt
Mr. Millage
Henry Koenig
Tribute to Deceased Muscatine Firemen Memorial Service
Simple services were held by Muscatine firemen at Greenwood Cemetery for deceased hose company members. Fire Chief Frank Curry led the rites with flags and flowers placed on graves by five member committees. Brief memorials followed at hose company buildings in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Hosa Company
Greenwood Ceametary
Frank Curry
Bose
Funeral for Nathaniel B. Cole Held at Melpine Church
The funeral services for Nathaniel B. Cole of Sweetland were held Sunday at 11 o clock in Melpine church. The Rev. L. A. Crull and Rev. Berg conducted the rites. Interment followed at Melpine cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel B. Cole
Sweetland
Melpine Church
L. A. Crull
Berg
Melpine Cemetery
Bake Ham Supper Aids Geneva Mission Trip
The H B plans a baked ham supper at the rooms Tuesday from 6 to 7 to raise funds for sending a delegation to Geneva. The Tennis Club meets tomorrow at 7 30 to finalize plans and set a summer schedule. The Bible marking class will arrange a picnic for later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Cronin resigns. Fifer likely to be elected lieutenant
Lieutenant M. F. Cronin resigns from Company C. Captain Henry F. Lange announces Cronin's resignation this afternoon. Charles M. Fifer, currently sergeant with the local guardsmen, is the sole candidate and is expected to be elected lieutenant upon general orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Fifer
M. F. Cronin
Henry F. Lange
Charles M. Fifer
Fifer
Steamer St Paul Delays Packets For Excursion Run
Prosperity of Steamer as excursion boat leads Streckfus line to postpone packet service. Steamer St Paul will not begin packet trips until August ninth, delaying three scheduled runs from St Louis to St Paul. The vessel has gained popularity as an excursion boat this season. The David Tipton, a U. S. boat, passed downriver Saturday and has been active upriver recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streckfus
St. Paul
St. Louis
David Tipton
U. S
Dixon and family head to Davenport regatta by rail
Dr. J. W. Dixon of Burlington travels with his family and Miss Gilbert to Davenport for the motor boat regatta. He serves on the Mississippi Valley Association race committee and departed by train after a brief Muscatine stop.]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Muscentina
J. W. Dixon
Burlington
Orchard City
Mississippi Valley Association
Dixon
Gilbert
New Orleans
C. P. Hanley
Moscatine
Muscatine
Dean of the Valley Association
Launch Club
Grocers Agree to All-Day July Fourth Closure
The undersigned grocers announce a complete closing of their stores on Thursday July 4. Signatories include Hinkel & Flannery, L Angersbach, Geo. W. Reuling, George Ellman, Wm. Van Gent, T. H. Ogilvie, Mark Bros, Consumers Supply Co, Coon & Fisher, J. H. Pitchforth, Pantel Bros, M. W. Wheeler, Ryan Bros, Chris Otto's Sons, W. B. Biel, c. B. Fuller, Eitman Bros, Leibrand-Diercks, Henry Elfers, Randieman Bros, Toborg Bros, David Settlemire, Ww. B. Price, Hartman Bros, J. H. Fuller, H. & Bodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkel & Flannery
L. Angersbach
Geo. W. Reuling
George Ellman
Wm. van Gent
T. H. Ogilvie
Mark Bros
Consumers Supply Co
Coon & Fisher
J. H. Pitchforth
Pantel Bros
M. W. Wheeler
Ryan Bros
Chris Otto's
W. B. Biel
B. Fuller
Eitman Bros
Leibrand-Diercks
Henry Elfers
Randieman Bros
Toborg Bros
David Settlemire
B. Price
Hartman Bros
J. H. Fuller
H. & Bodman
Wilson Leads On The Thirty-First Ballot In Primary Vote
On the 31st ballot Wilson gains steady ground with 460 votes on the 30th and a projected 662 if promises hold. Clark, Underwood, Harmon, Kern, Foss and others received scattered totals across states. State by state tallies show Wilson securing several states while Clark dominates others, with absent votes listed and a playful cartoon caption closing the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Kern
Foss
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Marshall
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Wilon
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Wlson
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Wison
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wilson S. Clark
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Fogs
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Bryan
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Clarke
George Winafield declines appointment as U S Senator
Reno Nevada July 1 In a letter to Gov Tasker Cnddle George Winafield declined the appointment to succeed the late George Nixon He said he can best serve Nevada by remaining head of his business interests Rumor ties W A Massey former chief justice to the post
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winafield
U. S
Reno
Nevada
Tasker
Cnddle
George 5. Nixon
Winafeld
Ttig
W. A. Massey
State Supreme Court
New Foundry Planned by Barry Manufacturing This Year
Barry Manufacturing plans a concrete and steel foundry addition 60 by 140 feet, to be built this summer. President Nicholas Barry said no contract has been let yet, but expansion is driven by insurance needs and will shift tempering to the existing foundry area, boosting annual output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Manufacturing Company
Nicholas Barry
Exe
Juvenile Court Appearance In 1912 Theft Case
Till and George Koepping, sons of Henry Koepping, faced Judge Horan in juvenile court today charged with theft at a five and ten cent store. Both boys admitted to the offenses. one stated he had earned money at a local picture show and spent his wages on clothing. The case was dismissed after the testimony. Merchants Sign Open Night Observation List In Muscatine Iowa July 1 1912 local clothiers and shoe dealers announce Wednesday night July 3 and all day July 4 shop hours with several businesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Till
George Koeping
Henry Koepping
Horan
Tuvenil c Court
Muscati
Woman's Relief Corps Session Set With Report
The Wo men Relief Corps will hold its regular session Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the W R C hall. Mrs Gussie Atull, delegate to the state session at Mason City, will present her report. In a separate note, Miss Maude Durst of Keithsburg and James G Cheverton of Joliet were married at the United Brethren church parsonage at 10:30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
W. R. C. Hall
Gussie Atull
Mason City
Miss Maude &, Durst
Keithsburg
James G. Cheverton
Joliet
United Brethren Church
E.R. McCorker
Cheverton
Muscatine
Railroaders Keep Record Flawless in Narrow Win
The North & South team defeated the Fruitland Independents 10 to 9 on the Independents home field yesterday afternoon. The game stayed tight throughout with shifting leads as Fruitland rallied in late innings but could not overtake the locals after evening up the score in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cns ‘Tine North & South
Fruitland Independents
Fruitland
Two Penalized For Engaging In Fight
Si' Duncan and John Milhone visited Judge Rowan's court by invitation of Chief Hoffman. They took part in a melee near the old Musser sawmill on Saturday night and were fined five dollars plus costs, then released. Henry, known as "Peaceful," was arrested Sunday for crap shooting and will have a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si' Duncan
John Milhone
Wanted Whel wells Beer empties notice
WANTED Anyone who has Whewells Beer empties please notify O. A. Reed Phone 1410 Y FOR RENT House at 216 Park avenue Enquire at Cherry's Store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Eleventh Street
C. L. Radloff
Iowa Avenue
O. A. Reed
P Park Avenue
Cherry
Shee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Consuelo Station
Sub
Urban Island
Idea
Bumonta Sales CO
Tnx
Utta. Waontana
Con
Suit
Cole
Y. W. OC. A. Notes
Cis
Toggery
West
Fuller the
Phono
South TS
Steamer Lad OF
Dr. Dixon
Ily
Grocers Notich
Hode Island
Nouth
Carolina
Tray
Bertha
Senate
Ballerson Stores
Barry Company
Ing
Mothiers and
Fien Blair
H.R. Bernhardt
Mr.Anderson
Sweet Heart
Journal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!