Georgia Traitor Governor Slaton and Frank Commutation
An Atinni s Georgia crowd denounces Governor Slaton for commuting Leo M Frank’s sentence. The piece argues the governor acted courageously to avert a miscarriage of justice, praising national impact while hoping future light may reveal the killer of Mary Phagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Slaton
Georgia
Atinnis
Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Georgia Executive
Frank
Artud
Mary
Steke
West End Haymarket dispute awaits ruling on appeal
Judge Willian Theophilos may guide the West End Haymarket controversy as an appeal looms. The ruling covered the legality of Stein property acquisition and city council powers, while fraud claims were dismissed for lack of evidence. Property value evidence remained conflicting and unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Theophilos
District Court
West End Haymarket
Beardog
West End
Accessibility and Atmosphere at the Proceeding Examined
The report notes the site remains accessible while tearing shed affected the proceeding, clarifying atmosphere and raising anticipation for the next move by the unspecified party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngunei
Washington Notes on Webb-Kenyon Law and Prohibition Debate
Washington notes discuss the Webb-Kenyon act in light of a Kentucky Supreme Court decision, noting no constitutional ruling and predicting stronger interstate liquor shipments to dry regions. The piece surveys reactions from anti-saloon advocates and potential broader impacts on national prohibition efforts, plus unrelated updates on dairy stock payments, livestock quarantines, and aNew York congressional taxation study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Wets
Oc Tans
B.C. Dine Widdie
Anti-Saloon League
Webh
Kenyon
Irs
West Virginia
Maryland
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio
Marrlands Alstiller
United States Supreme Court
Torhiaden
Prohibition
Congress
John Barleycorn
Betord
Reminiscences of Long Ago in Muscatine
A brief transcript from the Muscatine Journal recounts fifty years ago a flagstaff prank in Court House Square. Morton Heaton and Frank Tifil climbed a seventy five foot rope to the pulley, earning five dollars each. Ettie Rowbins left for Grinnell, Nola Webster for Iowa City, and notes of a Mulberry Street collision involving W W Church and Jonn Bishon's buggies. Thirty years ago mentions George Wieher and Rev White departing for Iowa College commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt Houé Square
Morton Heaton
Heaton
Frank Tifil
Mulberry Street
Kesslee’s Corner
W. W. Church
Jonn Bishon
Church Setag
Eighth Street
Carter
George Wiieher
Mr. White
Iowa College
Huttig Family Heads to Davenport for Baptism
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs Fred Huttig August Huttig and family and Mr and Mrs Gotholat Huttig left this morning for Davenport to attend a baptismal service tomorrow Will R Jayne arrived from Chicago where he is at tending school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huttig
August Huttig
Gotholat Huttig
Davenport
Will R. Jayne
Chicago
Chicago musician gives private recital for Muscatine audience
Ten years after, Mrs. Wilhelme Middelschulte of Chicago, a gifted musician, privately recited for Muscatine’s musicians. She played several classical selections on the pipe organ, delighting the small group. Abs. Middelschulte remains at Peter Musser home on East Fourth Street and plans to return to Chicago later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelme Middelschulte
Chicago
Muscatine
Railroad Station Stopped by Oil Trick In Daring Rescue
Clarke, a railway operator, is kidnapped by masked robbers who plan to derail a train carrying a Chinese diplomat and jewels. Tom Carding imitates Clarke on the telegraph line, but Clarke escapes by releasing oil to freeze the rails, saving the overland express as the trio looms with danger and a crucial rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juhn Nola
Clarke Evans
Darling
Phoebe
Clarke
Lana
América
Clarne
Berend
Tom Carding
Draken
Mediani
Caswell
Lears
O. KR
Feader
Deelore
Tom
Envoy
Wool Lake
Carding
Effectiveness and limits of urban development methods
The piece surveys methods to develop small cities, examines causes of rising farm tenancy in the United States and its effects, and asks if land value inflation could make farming profitable and draw population. It notes the Congestion organization led by Benjamin C. Marsh and Allen Dewson, with members like Mrs. Florence Kell, Paul Kellogg, Sam A. Lewissohn, and Henry Moskowitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
America
Benjamin C. Marsh
Allen Dewson
Florence Kel
Paul Kellogg
Survey
Sam A. Lewissohn
Henry Moskowitz
Germans use new phalanx tactic in Russian theater
Petrograd reports a German advance forming a ten corps phalanx moving from Cracow along the Gorlice line. Heavily equipped with artillery and heavy batteries, the formation relied on rail lines for supply, advancing at about four miles daily and aiding the San river crossing with air support. London notes war tempers English manners as elites openly carry parcels to ease shop traffic.
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Petrograd
Associated
Prench Tront
Germany
San River
Lezachow
Geronel Colomeono
West Front
London
Associated Press
Picccadilly
Regent Street
Home Office
Artistic train wreck rescue and engagement reveal
Clarke recovers after a derailment with Phoebe at his side and a plan to confront the wreck robbers. Arm strong and Phoebe coordinate, the private wires challenge the dispatch, and Clarke learns his future with Phoebe and the railway crew. Detectives close in on the robbers as the station scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Clarke Raine
Clinamen
Phoebe
Armstrong
Clarke
Benson
Vhad
Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys
An advertisement touts Jay Balts an effervescent remedy made from grape and lemon acids with lithia. It claims to flush kidneys, relieve backache and headaches, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders. The copy emphasizes keeping kidneys active and clean, urging a daily dose before breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Embroider Clerk Session and Honeymoon Plans
In a playful scene, Abe and a special session mock Dr. Artie Buc. Mrs. Hiford Moots tends Miss Fawn Lippincut’s rubber tree while chaotic antics unfold in Fiptown. Armstrong reports a plan to return to town and pursue a $5000 reward for captors, with Evans offered a station job post-honeymoon. Phoebe teases, and the grizzled man contemplates the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waz
Uday
Artie Buc
Hiford Moots
Miss Fawn Lippincut
Fiptown
Bbe
Evans
Ofice
Phoebe
Men and Women Seek Cathartic Tablets for Comfort
An advertisement praises a cathartic remedy claiming it helps both men and women with digestion and constipation. It asserts women suffer as men and promote a scientific tablet that cleanses the stomach and liver, relieves a heavy feeling, and improves regularity. The ad targets general readers with bold claims and a testimonial tone.
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Seni Wensy
Schein Paula Cubeal
Iowa
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Rother
D. ‘Chroop
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Mer
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the Ratmarket
In &i
Teick
Auice
Tate
W. Morgen
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Thating Ab
Col. French
Wilbur WW. Marsh
Waterloo
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Department
Mobler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Muscatine Tournal
Ettie Rowbins
Grinnell
Juss Nola Webster
Iowa City
Beyind Clarke
Statu
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Armestrong
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St. Paul
St. Louis
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Siblex St
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