Parker Woman Not Married to 10 Man in Warren County
Sheriff reports a Parker woman, arrested with Arthur Parker after local robberies, is not married to her escort. State official hints at possible Mann White Slave act action if allegations prove true, with further property identifications to follow in Muscatine and Monmouth.
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Utkro Worman
Arthur Parker
Wiley
Warren Courty
Monmouth
Illinois
Parker
al Mouth
Towa
Officers Search for Woman Witness in Duggan Case
Sheriff and county officers conducted a river trip to serve subpoenas in the Duggan death case. They aimed to locate a woman witness believed key to the mystery, but she was rumored housed elsewhere and had left by the time of the party’s return. Sheriff Wiley later encountered the sought witness on Second street and served the subpoenas. Additional information is being gathered as County Attorney Stafford returns to review further evidence.
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Duggan
Duggen
Sherif Wiley
Second Street
Stafford
Fruitland Rail Spur Row Follows Ground Dedication Claim
Inspectors report tensions over the Rock Island line at Fruitland as growers protest use of a spur as a passing track. They assert the ground was dedicated for team tracks and demand secure future use aligned with original intent.
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Fruitland
Rock Island Railway Company
Degree Entered In Haymarket Action In Muscatine
A district court decree enjoins the city of Muscatine and officers from buying the Stein property on West Second street for haymarket use. Judge William Theophilus signs the decree with Attorne ys Allbee and Thompson. The court also awards creditors on the Antogrove cottage case, with H Hi Bartlett holding the first lien for 804.00 and amounts to Blanchard, Block, Hinkle, Flannery, and Muscatine Lumber and Box Co. to be paid as ordered.
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City of
U S Denies Hint Stopped Japan Europe Troop Move
Washington official denial counters reports from The Handelszeitung that Japan halted sending 200000 troops to Europe after an unofficial U S hint to Britain. State Department states no suggestions were made about dispatch or withdrawal of Japanese troops in Europe or from Manchuria.
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London
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Handelsbled
Japan
Europe
Great Britain
Washington
Manchuria
Tokio
Washington, D. C
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Tram
State Department
U. S
Department
Teachers Begin County Uniform Certificate Examinations
About twenty teachers and prospective teachers reported to County Superintendent Bradley at the opening of examinations today at the high school for county uniform teacher certificates.
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City
Bradley
Theigh School
Muscatine and Scott County Boards Meet on Highway Improvements
Most members of the Muscatine County board of Supervisors are in session today with the Scott county board to discuss road improvements on highways between the two counties.
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Ry Bouras
Muscatine County
Growers Hope for Satisfactory Terms Before Shipping Season
Track terms are disputed and growers seek a satisfactory agreement before the shipping season. They remain hopeful but concerned about accommodations and final arrangements.
Lime Medication in Tuberculosis Ad in 1514 Medical Record
Dr John Worth of Toledo claims lime medication helps tuberculosis. He cites calcium deficiency in incipient TB and says the formula, non narcotic, aids assimilation with diet and fresh air. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia promotes the product via advertisement.
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Toledo
Sayer
Ory
Yaeilc Drugelst
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Italian Press Attacks Papal Remarks On Vatican Privileges
Rome reports vigorous Italian press reaction to an interview attributed to Pope Benedict in La Liberte of Paris. Corriere Ditalia warns of deplorable consequences if the pope does not deny the quotes. Secolo calls the pope’s words strange amid claims of Vatican privilege criticism. Havre dispatch notes Doubled interview in Vingtieme Siecle defending authenticity of the pope remarks. The piece also questions Cardinal Mercier’s arrest denial and cites his January 16 pastoral.
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Via Pari
Pope Benedict
Louis Lalapie
la Liberte
Paris
Corriere D'italia
Secolo
Havre
Doush
Vingdemy Siecle
Louis Lamaple
Mer‘cier
Mualines
Mercier
von Bissing
Belzine
Munitions Bill Will Make Men Work In War Effort
London June 13 Minister Lloyd George introduced in the House of Commons a munition bill to revamp production. It bans strikes and rockouts, enables compulsory arbitration, empowers authorities to seize slackers, caps employer profits, and creates a volunteer work force ready to be sent where needed. He stressed munitions supply as vital to victory and cited Allied shell output as a benchmark.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Common
Lloyd-George
Germany
England
Foreclosure Sale On Wabash Railroad Postponed
Wabash railroad foreclose sale slated originally for today at noon was postponed to July 21 at the freight station. Special master Chester H. Krum will announce the delay. Reorganization committee backed by Equitable Trust Company of New York expected to bid in, with no other bidders anticipated.
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Associated Dressy Feagee
St. Louis
Fay
Wabash
Chester H. Krum
Ciling
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Afascatine Chamber committee weighs Tangles plant expansion
Industrial committee meets this afternoon to discuss plans for expanding the Tangles Manufacturing plant in the South End. The rapid growth creates a need for additional floor space and the committee has to decide what action to take.
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Afascatine Chamber of Commerce
Tangles
South End
Delegates named to plan 1928 Iowa Eagles convention
Three Muscatine lodge representatives were chosen to form a committee to work with the Commercial Club Chamber of Commerce and hotel officials in Muscatine. They aim to secure local support for meals and arrangements to host the Iowa Eagles convention, expected to attract many visitors. The committee members are George Behres Charles Nash and Samuel Figher.
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Iowa Eagles
Iowa City
Chamber of Commerce
Muscatine Aerle
George Behres
Charles Nash
Samuel Figher
Boatmen hear warning on motorboat rules and numbering
Lieut L L Bennett of the Ob. S. government service visits Leet Boatmen to warn against common infringements aboard craft on the Mississippi and Illinois rivers. He leads the annual motorboat inspection tour and expects to stay until tomorrow evening before heading to Hannibal to oversee the regatta course. He notes a proposed motorboat numbering bill would aid authorities and aid accident investigations.
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Mississippi River
L. L. Bennett
Ob. S
Lieut Bennett
Mississippi
Illinois
Hannibal
Lient
Bennett
Local Merchants Return From Ad Meeting in Chicago
Local Ad club members L. B. West A. J. Magnus Glenn Barnard and David Bogard attended the Association of Advertisers of the World session in Chicago with emphasis on truthful advertising. E. C. Stocker plans to stay through the convention’s end as local merchants report action and expect further discussion at the next meeting.
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Associated Advertisers of the World
Chicago
Ad Clib
L. B., West
A. J. Magnus
Glenn Barnard
David Bogard
E. C. Stocker
New Postmaster for Centerville Assigned
W K Currie was appointed postmaster at Centerville today. O L Peck and two children from Logansport Indiana arrived in the city last Saturday to visit the former's parents at 404 Sycamore street. Mary Bauer of Omaha Neb is visiting the family of Dr J S Kilp as she routes to Akron Ohio.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
K. Currie
Centerville
O. L. Peck
Logansport
F.nd
Visi
Henry Meeraink
Sycamore Street
Mary Bauer
Omaha, Neb
Dr. J. 5. Kilp
Skron, O
Charming golf breakfast at Geneva Golf and Country Club
A charming golf breakfast hosted at the Geneva Golf and Country Club this morning drew around ninety guests. Tables on the porch and dining room featured roses and asparagus fern with rosebud accents. guests enjoyed baby golf afterward as preliminary play for the season’s match. Notables included Miss Isa Greeley of Spokane and Mrs. W. Bhiven of New York among others.
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Country Cage
Geneve Golf and Country Club
Dinine
Isa Greeley
Spokane
Wash
Bhiven
New York
Rosetta Wagner
Nellie McKee
Genevieve Ryan
Hazel Manes
Jugend-Verein Plans Picnic for July 3 at Weed Park
The Jugend-Verein of the German Lutheran church met at the Parish hall and organized a picnic for July 3 at Weed Park. Guests will include the congregation and Sunday school classes with a fancy work table, candy stand, and a program. Tables committee includes Thekla Lee Clara Weimans Lazel Phillips Wilda Damann and Margaret Tuerck. Program featured Rev Haefner devotional, Edgar Haefner recitation, piano trio by Linda Liebbe Florence Liebae and Lillian Axel, and stories by Earnest Sylvester and Frieda Page. Next meeting July 6 at Parish Hall.
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Thekla Lee
Clara Weimans
Llazel Phillips
Wilda Damann
Margaret Tuerck
Lillian Axel
Earnest Sylvester
Frieda Page
Mrs Chase to Present Pupils in Recitals
Pianist George R Chase will present several of her pupils in three recitals. The first is tomorrow evening June 24 at the studio on West Fourth Street. The second Friday evening June 24 at Schmidt Recital Hall East Second Street. The third also at the studio. Studio recitals are for pupils only. Schmidt Hall recital is open to friends and relatives. Programs and performers to be announced later.
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Grace Litheran Church
Charlotte Liebbe
West Third Street
Louise Maisenbach
Mildred Barger
Italy
Anna @reutmel
G. N. Mendenhall
Velma Grim
Cora Angersbach
Alma Gremmel
Mildredench
Charlotte Liethe
Q. N. Mendenhall
Whaleioik
Aura Wilhelme
Mulberry Avenue
Nuntia Club
Iss Mildred Young
Consula F
Misa Viola Wickey
Mildred Green
Elva Tanner
Cranston
Mildred Young
East Sixth Street
Chase
George R. Chase
West Fourth Street
Schmidt Recital Hall
East Second Street
Grain thieves captured by cavalry in three-mile shootout
June 23 report says three archers were captured by cavalrymen Frank Poland and Jacob Zimmerman after a running revolver battle lasting about three miles. The men were jailed here today on the Poland farm after being surprised about midnight near an open corn crib and henneries. No one was hit.
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Aiiuinal
Frank Poland
Jacob Zimmerman
Poland
Zimmerman
Polland
See the Following Shoes for $1.00 Advertisement
An old Boston Shoe Shop notice advertising men’s house slippers and ladies’ low cut ventilated sandals, misses and ladies shoes, children’s ankle straps in dull and patent leather. Also many men’s shoes on sale for $1.60. Mentions shoe repair services and a German bank dig.
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Boston
An. Bank
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