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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
10
A reader notices a comedy program titled "A Change of Administration" presented in two reels plus "Swat the Fly" aka Fly Pest Till. Shows are listed for Wednesday night with reminders about affordable admission. The note emphasizes a low price and invites all to attend.
People from Newton Tama City Oakland and Chicago visit Terre Haute area for summer plans and family gatherings. Visits include Mr and Mrs Kis and son from Newton at D M Keckler home, J B Wyink family from Oakland, Jennie Swywassink and Bessie Veenschoten traveling to Chicago and Hope College at Holland Michigan, with multiple relatives mentioned in the town.
The Maile for Mars lington Convention hosts final plans for Burlington attendance and Davenport Elks visitors. Davenport Elks travel from Davenport to Muscatine by special train, arriving about 9 30 Thursday morning, to be entertained several hours before leaving with a Burlington delegation. Muscatine expects a large Eastern Iowa turnout and showcases through special trains Thursday and Friday.
Ten perfect attendance diplomas have been issued by the county superintendent of schools in the last three months. Recipients reported no tardiness or absence for twenty four months. Named are Edward Bhrecke Fulton township Minnie Prien Lake township Clarence Gel Fulton Ee gir Kemper Pontpelier Anna Mueller Fullen township Emil Lamp Jeuiton Lillian Healey Seventy six township Norton Lake Moscow township Minnie Albrecht Seventy six township Lillian Stevens Willan township. Ernest Leach Ruth Stortz Bloomington township have attended regularly and on time for the past twelve months. Mrs L Owens 622 Walnut street off for Oakville Saturday afternoon on the MON and S for a short visit.
London June 2 defendants in the suffragette conspiracy case faced the Old Bailey today. The accused include Harriett Jcerr Agace Lake Rachael Barrett Beatrice Saunders Anna Kensey Laura Letmax and Edwin Clayton with Flora Drummond absent due to illness. Mourning attire marked by a few women spectators for Emily Wilding Davison who died yesterday after injuries at the Ipsom racecourse.
John Edgar Dean, an insurance clerk, asked Miss Buel about seven years ago to marry him if he became a minister. He pursued study at a Bible school and was ordained in the Methodist church on Saturday. The couple married the following day in Evanston.
Washington June 9 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks of the United States at the close of business on Wednesday June 4 The notice requires banks to report assets liabilities and capital and to certify accuracy by an officer on oath
Des Moines Iowa June report describes two Worle youth tag day funds for a Home for Friendless Children as grounds for a new trial in the Grover Bebcock white slayer case. Attorneys for Bebcock silent on the matter amid surprise over the tag day push. Weather Bureau personnel story notes Owens Moore removal fallout in Washington.
The text references Secretary Houston facing suspension amid an inquiry. It lists J Warren Smith of Columbus Ohio a meteorology professor Henry B Hersey a general investor Milwaukee Rosswitte P E Pollock a section director Trenton New Jersey and Norman P Conger a general inspector Detroit among others in connection with the probe related to the agriculture secretary candidacy.
Exalted Ruler Clay Knees urges all members to attend a special Burlington meeting for final arrangements. New York reports indicate the coldest June in 16 years with an average temperature around 59 degrees as of yesterday.
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