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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
1
Washington reports say mediators discussed game points from prior talks with Carranza envoys. Officials noted no definite constitutionalist stance yet and expected Carranza’s position after further consultations in Durango and Saltillo.
A Chicago circuit court jury awarded Silas Georgis Jay $20,900 against Homer Rodeheaver, Sunday evangelical choir master, for breach of promise to marry. Miss Jay testified of an engagement, later broken due to his career, with evidence of $100 weekly pay and traveling expenses.
London based Grenfell and Company, a long established merchant and banking house in Princess Street, suspended operations amid Grand Trunk Railway dealings led by Arthur Grenfell. The firm, registered 1899 as successor to Morton Chaplin and Company, faces advisor pressure and asset issues but is described as solvent. deposits around 1.25 million were noted, with Canadian and other interests implicated.
G G Bell a Detroit factory representative demonstrated a motorcycle selling for 325 dollars at the Mercy Creek area. The machine drew strong interest from local enthusiasts who praised its superiority to other makes. Demonstrations can be arranged by P Walcott on Chestnut after Bell’s departure from the city.
Mme Schumann-Heink seeks to attend the Balreuth Wagner festival as trial testimony reveals Mr. Wm Rapp Jr frequenting the Dean apartment. Nurse Mina Ashton testifies of letters from Billie and a diamond ring allegedly linked to the engagement. Witness describes scenes of affection and a card quarrel ending with Rapp and Mrs Dean leaving the dining room together.
Topeka, June. Mrs. Li olla failed to prove damages against Governor Hodges after a quick two minute jury verdict. The suit alleged assault and battery during a quarrel over papers within his office.
Washington June 6 The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee reports only the trade commission measure of the trust bills amid administration broadened talks. House action shows Covington Interstate Trade Commission, Clayton Omnibus Anti-Trust, and Rayburn Railroad Capitalization bills passed by large margins. The adjournment timetable hinges on Senate plans and Democratic agreement.
Democratic leaders face a parliamentary clash as Senator Norris’s resolution to preserve U S sovereignty over the canal threatens the repeal measure. Vice President Marshall’s ruling, seen as tactical by some, shifts leverage. Three Senate speeches were set for today as leaders aim to vote on amendments Monday and the bill Tuesday.
Black River Falls Wisconsin reports the river level has fallen about three feet since last night. Downstream towns recount washed bridges, pavements, and a path near the river, with several homes swept away. No loss of life reported so far. officials warn of possible more rain but expect flood conditions to ease.
A constable and a crazed man named Frank Hartman from Toledo, Ohio, fought near Morning Sun, Iowa, yesterday afternoon. Hartman slashed the officer’s neck with a knife while the constable shot him in the leg. both were wounded but not seriously. Hartman was detained, then sent toward Toledo for treatment as he is believed to be mentally unstable.
Chicago. A Cook county deputy sheriff began the process to produce Carl Peterson, laborer accused in the murder of Tony Musier, former Clinton police chief, before Judge Walker in Chicago. Peterson claims self defense and notes no Dewitt County court sitting. judge will decide if he is admitted to bail as trial nears June 15.
London June 6 The militant suffragette arson squads set a fine Buckinghamshire mansion near High Wycombe ablaze destroying valuable furniture and antique art. The house bordered a historic parish church and officials say access was denied. The blaze is part of a plan to press Magd to win parliamentary vote for women.
Grand council of Iowa United Commercial Travelers selects Sioux City as 1915 meeting place and names officers including D I Scrilmer as grand counselor James Townsend Cedar Rapids W S Emerson Des Moines D D Driggs Storm Lake J L Hunt Des Moines Yoln T Reese Sioux City Joseph G Buss Keokuk with executive committee members from Davenport and Atlantic plus a band contest note with Des Moines Wenry's Band and Fischer's Band Burlington mention.
Twelve prominent members of the Industrial Workers of the World, arrested a week ago while proclaiming free speech, were brought to Tarrytown by automobile from White Plains. Their arraignment was postponed to next Friday to allow preparation of their cases, with bail set at 200 dollars each.
County crop advisor KS. A. Kirk Patrick left for Davenport to attend a hog cholera conference called by State Veterinarian Gibson. The meeting, with farm organization readers from Muscatine, Scott, and Clinton counties, is expected to influence stricter state enforcement of the law.
Riverside Ja June 6 A driver for John Bore was found dead in the Bore farm yard three miles east of Riverside at 7 oclock last night. A broken bottle of carbolic acid lay in the buggy, though friends doubt this caused death. The driver had left a blacksmith shop at 8:30 in good health and was seen asleep at the seat along the road. An inquest will be held this afternoon after the coroner arrives from Washington. The man, about 25 years old, is survived by his father James Bore, brother Victor, and two sisters Mrs A Lopsbier and Anna Bore. No funeral arrangements yet.
A Des Moines area weather report notes seven deaths and a dozen injuries from a tornado that hit northwest Iowa towns including Sanborn and Hospers. The storm destroyed homes, leveled much of East Sanborn, and caused substantial property damage estimated at $150,000.救
Associated Press reports large crowds of strikers surrounded Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing entrances in East Pittsburgh as workers arrived. Police on duty with no disorder. pickets stretched from gates along streets while strike leaders urged restraint and avoided saloons.
Hine Brothers Hat Store, a leading local furnishing house, has signed a multi year advertising contract with the Muscatine Journal. The firm will run weekly notices every Tuesday and Friday, highlighting their up to date and exclusive line of gentlemen's furnishings.
Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions for JOWA tonight and Sunday with likely showers or thunderstorms. Warmer tonight, with cooler northeast portion Sunday. Muscatine reports around 68 degrees at 7 p.m. local time.
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