Cincinnati Ice Man Drivers on a Strike
Cincinnati, Ohio reports the city opening ice depots at fire engine houses to aid families unable to pay for ice due to a strike by ice wagon drivers, helpers and unloaders. Engineers’ strike action led to plant closures and reduced ice supply. numerous small companies and dealers voted to the union and supply hospitals and charities. nearby cities urged to ship ice to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Faiilies
Gtrika
Tee
Davis Returns From Vacation This Saturday
A. M. Davis of the local Young Men's Christian Association will end a sixteen day vacation tomorrow when No 16 departs Kansas City. Davis attended his sister's wedding while in Kansas City.
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A. A. Davis
Young Men’s Christian Association
Kansas City
Davis
Two Trainmen Hurt In Local Yard Incidents
Two railway workers in the city were severely hurt within 24 hours. T HL Roth of 612 West Eighth Street was struck by a car while alighting to turn a switch, leaving him unconscious with a bad scalp wound and bruising. J W B Annand of 606 West Eighth Street was injured at Wellman while coupling cars, suffering a painful arm bruise and possible inability to use the arm for some time. Other notes report James H Young improving after a nail injury, A L Fuller with a bruised leg, and James Tippen slowly regaining use of a sprained ankle.
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T. HL Roth
West Eighth Street
Wile
W. S. Norton
Wellman
J. W. B. Annand
West
Root
Brateman
Rock Island
WS. Norton
James H. Young
Rosslawn Avanute
Rock Island Yard
A. L. Fuller
James Tippen
Sampson Street
Yuingslefon
Funeral planned for John Hanson at Grandview residence
The funeral for John Hanson, aged South End resident, will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the family home 310 Grandview Avenue. Rev. Fred Wangolln of Mulford Congregational Church will lead services. Interment at Greenwood cemetery. Also, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reddick died at 11 AM today on Stewart road born June 17, death due to intestinal hemorrhages with funeral at Letts tomorrow.
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Grandview Avenue
John ‘Hanson
South End
Grandview, Avenue
Fred Wangolln
Mulford Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A sensational promotion touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments including dyspepsia gas pain and nervous distress. It claims rapid natural healing and cites endorsements from professionals and a test dose offered by mail order through Geo H Mayr Chicago and local druggists in Muscatine and West Liberty.
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Theaoek
Jua
Mershints
Boniko
Drugeists
Narsog
Prigses
Geo
H. Mayr
Mtg
Whiting Street
Chicago
Blenderson Sprug Co
Shellabarrer Drug Co
West Liberty
Two Muscatine Men Injured in Highway Crash
Two Muscatine men were injured when their car, traveling at high speed four miles southwest of Iowa City Iowa, turned turtle into a ditch. J H W Grimm of Orange Street and J H Patchforth of East Sixth Street required medical attention after being trapped beneath the wrecked vehicle. Grimm sustained minor bruises while Patchforth suffered an eye injury. Doctors treated them at the scene and later at a local clinic.
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Iown City
Towa
J. H W. Grimm
US Orange Street
J. H. Patchforth
East Sixth Street
Iowa City
Jmen
Theneath
W. 8. Norton
Grimm
Pitchforth
FORNER RESIDENT DEAD IN THE WEST
Death comes as surprise to local relatives and friends burial to be here. Raymond Wash resident dies after returning from Los Angeles where he had been living with his son Clyde Bively. Funeral and interment planned in the local city. Survived by mother Mrs Emmalina Rinely two sisters Mrs Thoms Lockwood and Mrs Mary Knight a brother Daniel Rinely Muscatine Island another brother Simon in Louisa County widow and one son.
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Rinely
Musetatine
Jg Dand
Raymond
Wash
Dleath
Nora
Clyde Bively
Los Angeles
Cal
Emmalina Rinely
Thoms Lockwood
Mary Knight
Daniel Rinely
Muscatine Island
Simon
Louisa County
Bitten by Fellow Workman in Fight at Hutthe Plant
Ollie Hohn of Taft Fifth Street received medical attention after a fight at Hutthe plant. His assailant bit his wrist and lacerated a finger, with blood poisoning feared. the incident occurred during a lumber dispute scene where Habu was injured in an unusual attack.
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Hutthe
Ollie Hohn
Taft Fifth Street
Habu
Change of Venue in Assault Case Takes Effect
In State of Iowa v. L. IQ Richards a venue change was ordered from Judge Coster to Rowan Court. Richards faces assault charges against J. H. Whitg with June 20 hearing set. White alleges brass knuckles were used. Willem Lambert received a twenty day jail term for intoxication.
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State of Iowa
Ve. L.iq
Richards
Coster
Rowan Court
J. H. Whitg
White
Willem Lambert
Strike Battle II Fatal Stabbing in Springfield
In downtown Springfield a melee between strikers and non union workers escalated as a carpenter was fatally stabbed and another man injured. Authorities report the fatal stabbing occurred during a tense confrontation amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Springfield
Carpenter
Springfeld
Wilson
Ong
Special Musical Service at Church Seeks Congregation
First Baptist church hosts a Sunday evening service with Rev. Robert Van Meigs delivering a sermon titled The Refreshing Power of Music. The program features two anthems Mozart Glory and Last Sabbath Calm Shelley, four vocal solos, and organ numbers including Ofertolia in D minor and other works by Bach, Handel, and Chauvet Guilmant.
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First Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Serpion
Glory
Mozart
Shelley
Liddle
Dora
Davies-Williams
Ofertolia
D. Mixnor
Ste Cabl
Batiste
Offertory
Apdents
Barista
Andantino
Chauvet-Guilmant
Postplade
March
Leblane
Beach Committee To Meet On Site For Swimming Beach
The Muscatine Launch club appointed committee meets at 8 PM to decide on a suitable beach location below the high bridge on the Illinois side. A springing board bath houses and safety features may be installed if the report is favorable.
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Muscatine
Bivouac Planned in Weed Park on July 6
At a Thursday meeting of Company C members it was decided to hold a bivouac in Weed Park on July 6. A military drill is planned with competition drills under Captain Lange as part of patriotic exercises tied to that day’s Chaithauqua activities.
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Weed Park
Lange
Reading Education Highlighted by Harris Lecture
Prof A M Harris of Nashville appeared at Muscatine County Institute in the High School building. The Vanderbil t professor spoke on How to Teach Reading and emphasized expressive reading, proper pronunciation and articulation as essential tools for teachers and students. He praised reading as a valuable asset and urged teachers to make the author’s thought their own to engage listeners.
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Muscating County Institute
A. M. Harris
Nashville
God
Harris
Stabbing Incident Leaves Man Dead In City
Will Pagan a union carpenter was stabbed in the heart. Oliver Frank Springfeld T D Crane and John Nelson, men from St Louis, were arrested and held for the death of Wilson.
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Will Pagan
Oliver Frank Springfeld
T. D. Crane
John Nelson
St. Louis
Wilson
Lockostat Settlement Hangs on Labor Union Affiliation
Kansas City June 20 Bricklayers union officials say the outcome of a vote on affiliating with the American Federation of Labor will determine the end of a lockout affecting members of the labor trade council. The vote of locals nationwide begins today and will take about a month to complete.
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Bricklayers Action
Kansas City
Aocus
American Federation of Labor
International Bricklayers’ and Stone Letters
Labor Trade Council
Bricklayers' Union
Garnetts Stay Sober Ten Years For Farm Reward
Sioux City June 20 Ten years ago two brothers Ray and Jay Garnett vowed to abstain from tobacco and alcohol until adulthood. Their uncle William Garnett kept faith and has now deeded them a half section of land as the promised reward for their restraint.
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Big
Sioux City
Ray
Jay Garnett
William EB. Garnett
Brothers
Man and Wife Asphyxiated in Grocery Scene
Samuel Sarto aged 50 and his wife Delicia aged 53 were fatally asphyxiated by gas in the rear of their grocery at 910 West Polk Street. Their four children slept upstairs, unaware of the tragedy. Cass County, Minnesota. J G Garnett carpenter and Ray V Garnett salesman are mentioned in nearby notes.
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Samuel Sarto
Delicia Sarto
West Polk Street
Heat Kills Man Found Hanging in Chicago Basement
Anton Lalson a 49 year old letter carrier was found dead by hanging in the basement of his Chicago home relatives believe the extreme heat contributed to his death officials report the case under inquiry with no immediate signs of foul play identified at the scene
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Chicago
Anton Lalson
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