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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
10
Sixty Day Sentence for Noted City Liquor Case
County Attorney Stafford reports that Mitt leberger, indicted for illegal liquor selling, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to sixty days in jail by Judge William Theophilus. He ran a known disreputable home on Woodlawn Avenue where underage girls allegedly obtained liquor, with eighty in the place at a raid and women avoiding the area at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Thomas Mittleberger
William Theophilus
Mittle- Serger
Mittleberger
Woodlawn Avenue
LeQuatte Speaker Before Ad Club Addresses Marketing
More than twenty Ad Club members and guests heard T. W. LeQuatte, former Muscatine schoolteacher and current advertising manager of Successful Warming of Des Moines, speak on advertising at the Geneva Golf and Country club. He recalled 20 years ago running for county superintendent, then shared insights from his career in advertising and the value of pivotal life choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Ad Clu
Geneva
T. W. LeQuatte
Muscatine
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Associated Ad Clubs
Magnus
5. O. Stocker
Stocker
Lequatte
Iowa Regiment Aims for Steel Convention in Chicago
A speaker spoke about the Steel convention of the Associated Ad clubs of the World slated for Chicago from June 2 to 24. Iowa people plan a thousand-strong attendance, with Muscatine likely sending several delegates. Mr. Lequatte returned home to Des Moines early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ad Clubs of
Chicago
Iowa
Muscatine
Unite States
Lequatte
Des Moines
Man Pleads Guilty to Assault With Intent in Muscatine
Henry Bierman was arraigned before Judge William Theophilus after a Muscatine county grand jury indicted him this spring on assault with intent to do great bodily injury. By county attorney agreement he entered a guilty plea and received a lenient sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bierman
Muscatine County
William Theophilus
Holdup Man Pleads Guilty to Ten Charges
Grand Jury hears H W Worden plead guilty to robbery after a daylight hold up of Willtam Minder. Deputy John Richley chased and captured him. Worden bound over to the grand jury under $2,000 bonds. He formerly worked at Ed Will farm in Tru itland township, known as Werder on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Worden
Willtam Minder
John Richley
Justice Court
Grand Jury
Worden
Ed Will
Truitland Township
Werder
Dismissal in 1924 Breakin Case Hits Muscatine County
The Muscatine county grand jury indicted Fred Gurter in 1924 for breaking and entering the WPF. Kramer home in Sweetland township but County Attorney Stafford dismissed the case for lack of evidence. Bierman received ten days for assault after mitigating circumstances cited. He admitted throwing the brick injuring Reuben Hoeft but denied being the aggressor. The defense noted intoxication of Bierman and others at the time. The victim was feared to be mortally injured but had largely recovered by the time of the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierman
Reuben Hoeft
Hoeft
Fred Gurter
Muscatine County
Grand Jury
WPF
Kramer
Sweetland Township
Stafford
Notice to creditors of Hattie Hosier at 1009 Oregon Street
All persons having any claims against the late Hattie Hosier are asked to file them at Muscatine State Bank by Monday noon June 14, as directed by E. F. Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hosier
Oregon Street
Muscatine State Bank
E. F. Chapman
Two of the Finest in a Reel at Weber Fields
A short reel from Weber Fields titled Two of the Finest offers a quick comedy sketch described as one reel. The program notes mention a reel length of about 6,000 feet priced at a dime, highlighting the era’s cinema pricing and performance style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Fields
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Cut Price Shoe Store
Nyenhuis & Co
Wisconsin
Swift
Minnesota
Zac
R. M. Steel
Japan
Curtis
David Berg
Sam. A. Berger
District
Ance of
New York
Bank
Blag
Chan
Ad Club
Wooltex
Woollex
Atlantic City
Coon & Fisher
Holdup Man
William
Chambray
Wee Wee
AML
Satmayne
Ben
Ladies’ Union
the Money Saving Store
East Second St
Max Siegel
Palace
Pisk
Cora
The
Paramount Pictures
Betty
Jim
Paramount
Volger
Ony
Aes
West Second St
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