Four Suits Filed in District Court Proceedings
Dr J J Borne is defendant in a $5009 damage suit filed by O Manley alleging injuries to his wife Sylvia. Gottschalg seeks divorce from William and restoration of her maiden name Jessie Gray. Ora Clark sues Orla Clark for cruel and inhuman treatment. PoC Hart sues Nelson Bottomley on two promissory notes totaling $188.84. Amateurs invited for Friday night at Orpheum-Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privilenid
Jessie Gray
Ora Clark
Orla Clark
Hart
Nalson ‘Bottomley
Orpheum WMaltalag Contest Seeks More Couples
Essaney Western prompts Fou at Princess tonizat. A few more couples wanted for WMaltalag Contest at the Orpheum Tuesday night. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essaney
Orpheum
Priday Night
Adv
Storm coverage notes bur y and Turbsr tited open DUBEY
Report mentions SADF-One covered storm bur y and Turbsr tited open DUBEY in good condition with observations on Dr Hue sted. Reads as fragmented notes from a field update with unclear entities and minimal context.
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Huested
Muscatine Idol Wins Via Knockout Route
In Rock Island on March 24 Karl Flanderson from Muscatine knocked out Kid Hall of Oklahoma in the eleventh round of a twenty round bout near Hel's on the Reel river. Hall showed gameness, taking punishment in the third to fifth rounds before the decisive haymaker. Henderson weighed 134 pounds to Hall's 134. The card also featured Davenport fighter Bernardjiho defeating Rubber Rig in a wrestling match and a main event referee by Mickey Pierce.
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Rock Island
Karl Flanderson
Ushi
Kid Hall
Oaklahoma
Hel's
Henderson
Hall
Tiall
Strem
Ithia
Avith
Hall Gragey
Henle Page
Davenport
Balnad
I Mickey Pierce
Moilna
Secretaries Visit Many Aid Societies Campaign Progress
Secretaries visit numerous aid groups as the 1000 Members Campaign of the Young Women's Christian Association gains momentum. The past week saw steady new member names added, with several secretaries contributing four to five new members daily. Miss Clara J. Taylor of Minneapolis, a leading YWCA worker, boosts morale and interest in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Agsacia
Necratarica
Clara J. Taylor
Minneapolis
Minna
YY. WC
United States
Clare Yo Taylor
Young Women’s Christian Association
Charities Meeting Seeks Industrial Relief Leader
Mia Florence reports Hale of the Young Women's Christian Association will host a mass meeting to organize an industrial relief association in Muscatine with Bernard C. Roloff of Chicago as principal speaker. Francia H. McLean cannot attend but may appear later. Roloff secured a Chicago connection and will address the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Florence
Hale
Womeen
United Charities Association of Chicago
Hong End
Dr Friedmann Heads to Montreal for Tuberculosis Vaccine
New York March 20 After his visit yesterday with tuberculosis vaccine, Dr J P Pyrodmann of Berlin plans to depart tonight for Montreal to administer treatment under the Royal Edward Institute. He will return by the end of the week. Seven Mt Sinai patients treated yesterday remain under observation to gauge vaccine effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Pyrodmann
Berlin
New
Montreal
Royal Edward Institute
Footer
Canada
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Standpatters Favor Reorganization Plan
Des Moines March 10 A. B. Cummins said after arriving from Washington that standpatter Republicans are wavering on a national convention plan to reorganize the party. He emphasized discussions and personal conferences as preparations intensify with a likely convention this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Washington
Republican Party
A. B. Cummins
Saruito
Coluus Junction News Briefs and Local Notes
Local notes report Meeker recovering from a swollen arm after a fall on Front Street. Roy Fitzsimmons of Muscatine visited family over Sunday. Dyerbolt shows improvement after a blood poisoning scare. Mrs Westphal’s father Blake has been ill but improving. Iowa warns farmers to watch for adulterated seed. college tests clover alfalfa and weed seeds. Government records report 10 below zero, last Sunday. Rev F A Smith and family move to Gunville for new M B church pastorate. Chas Bollenbach and Helen Colton announce their marriage at Siggurtioy in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Meeker
Logan
Father Blake
Westphal
Ron Fourth Street
Iowa
Hostile College
F. A. Smith
Gunwil
Smith
M. B. Church
Susie Spaeth
Ferdinand Spaeth
Chay
Dych
H. L. Duncan
Des Maine
Columbus City
Des Matnés
Bollentach-Colton
Chas
Bollenbach
Helen Colton
Siggurtioy
Jan
Wilson proposes cabinet play in postmaster picks
President Wilson plans to consult his cabinet and seek congressional recommendations as he reshapes appointments to the post office department. The moves aim to limit outsiders and keep lawmakers’ access tight, with Blakeslee likely named as fourth assistant postmaster general and Roosevelt as assistant secretary of the navy. Dockery, ex governor of Gallatin, Va., named third assistant postmaster general in a White House announcement.
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Wilson
Congress
New Jersey
Onta
Blakeslee
Senate
James J. Blakeslee
Pennsylvania
Democratic
Taday
White House
FF. Cy Roosevelt
New York
New York To Be Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Heakman Winthhrop
Dockery
Alexander N. Dockery
Gallatin
Congresst
Wns
Interest on Daily Balances Bill Passes in Senate
Des Moines March 9 a bill by Cowles to require state city and local governments to pay bonds of officials and employees up to one half of one percent of annual salaries passed the senate fourteen to twenty two. The vote included a motion for reconsideration and a provision for treasurers to secure interest on early balances. The bill aimed at saving about sixty thousand dollars a year.
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Des Moines
Uowles
Cowles
Hingland
Winnebago
General Assembly
Veen
Private text book for women and private medical matters
A private text book for women promises to reveal the exact nature of female complaints and offers to mail the book in plain writing for those who write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. The notice mentions a city official and local attending events, including dental clinics and visits by individuals from Davenport and Geneseo, with movement to Wilton and Calumet Junction noted.
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Lydia
Pinkham
School Election Voices Rally For City Welfare
Voters turn out across wards in a city school election. By 8 20 pm about 1000 ballots were cast at the Champion hose house for wards one two and three while roughly 521 ballots had been deposited at the fourth ward Rasethouse. Officials expect more voters later as polls remain open until 7 pm.
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Walker Houser
Bollen
Bach
Bride
Champion Hose House
Ttia
Tia
Miss Clara Taylor Addresses High School Girls
Miss Clara R. Taylor of Minneapolis spoke to high school girls about the Young Women's Christian Association. She covered the educational and gymnasium programs, noting their value for girls who must leave school early, and a vesper service featured singer Armette Sulzberger with "A Perfect Day."
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Clara Ft. Taylor
Minneapolis
Miss Taylor
Armette Sulzberger
Supreme Court Takes Up Whe Cases Without Decision Today
The Supreme Court met in Washington today but announced no decision in any major rate cases or publicity matter. Justices considered several matters without issuing a ruling, leaving pending actions unresolved as the day concluded in the nation’s capital.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Wade Two Attempts To Regain Liberty
William Burrows attempts to escape custody after being charged with assault and battery by his sister. He tries to flee through his sister’s Mascitine house, prompting Officer Homer Burke and constable to intervene. Burrows pleads guilty and is sentenced to thirty days in jail. Also, Mike Henrietta pleads guilty to intoxication with sentence suspended. Clark Law receives maximum for the same offense. Orpheum, Tuesday.
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William Burrows
Songtabta Elfers
Lawre Hesser
Ano
Ageer
Wen
Burrows
Homer Burke
Elfers
Tudge
John A. Rowsin
Jalat Hard Isher
Mike Henrietta
Clark
German Play at Grand on Easter Sunday
An unusual engagement at the Grand is set for Sunday March 23 when the New York German Theatre Company offers a German language play Der Dictags Pring or A Prince for a Day. The musical piece features a capable cast and is expected to draw many children of the Fatherland.
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New York
Bryan to Speak in Des Moines and Lincoln Soon
Des Moines will hear William Jennings Bryan after he sent letters requesting hotel reservations and arranging appearances. Bryan plans to address a single banquet of Nebraskan men in Lincoln and Des Moines, with prior stops in Des Moines and nearby towns as part of a travel schedule in March.
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Des Cloines
Ww. J. Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
Des Moines
Nebraska
Inauguration Sparks Wilson Plan for Congress
Washington observers outline Wilson aims as he forms a progressive, patronage-light administration. Senate and House shifts favor Democrats aligned with the president, pledges to reform labor, civic, and social policy, and reshapes committee leadership amid Tammany resistance. Iowa delegates back Wilson, praising the inaugural speech and urging steady action.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Senate
Femaleratle Party
Simon
Capitol Plana
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Mercoric
Wilson Tis
Hagar 8
Clari
Iowa
Sonn Marble
California
Interstate, Commerce Commisssioners
Clark
Taft
T Nenata
Wilson Im
Bie Nifa
Marble
Hei
Lane
They
Interior Department
Pennsylvania
Tammany
Ohio
J. B. Gorgon
Hosule
Gordon
Garner
Collier
Saunders
Stanley
Kentue
Connolly
Kirkpatrick
House
Good
Cedar Rapids
Reasland Acquitted of Murder Charge in Iowa City
Ernest Reasland was found not guilty of murdering Frank Aberkasky in a verdict returned about 4:30 a.m. after roughly thirteen hours of jury deliberations. Initial ballots showed unanimous acquittal on both murder and manslaughter charges with mixed votes on assault and motion decisions.
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Iowa City
Ernest Reasland
Frank Aberkasky
Reasland
New York Stock List shows varied company listings
A blotchy OCR list names many firms and rail lines from American Sugar to Union Pacific, including copper, smelting, railway and utility companies. The jumble mentions Amatean Smelting, American Cotton, Delaware & Hudson, Great Northern, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Western Union among others in a broad stock list format.
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New York
Maleamsied
Maing
uUnive Coast Line
Ndtimored
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chichipa
Gglorato Fuel & Iron
Malerado Saxtort Delaware & Hudson
Rock
Poche
Seeeere Nowthern Railway
Tnion Pacha
Stactes Steel Tee
Wadgen
Western Union Sae
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Joan J. Bomke
Ady
Actyieyd
Young Women's Theistian Association
Orpheum Tonight
DR. Friedmann
Can
Wil
Junction
Miga Lotta Wilcox
Beatrice Shahan
George Lischer
Wapello
Sewell
Geneseo
Til
Earl
Orvis
Wilton
B. G. Bulington
Wade
Liberty
H. F. Mneichen
West Second Street
OWA
Klondike
Fuller &Hiller Hdw. Co
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