Roosevelt Libel Trial Depicts Alcohol Accusations
In Marquette Michigan May 9 1922 testimony in Theodora Roosevelt libel case against George A Newett described alleged drinking by Theodore Roosevelt. Witness O Laughlin said Roosevelt never drank to excess and defended his long career including travel to Japan Rome and Egypt.
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Marquette
Mich
Theodora Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Tron Gre
Ixhpemlrg
Court House
O'Laughtin Firse
Joan Callan Olaughlin
Washington
Che Qrat
Judea Plannigon
O'Laughlin
Colonal
Roosevelt
Nile
Maris
O'Laugh UN
Inter
Japan
Progressive Party
Tam
O’laughlin
Thonsevelt
Secratary
Heatind Gong
Tredsevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Tn O'Langalla
Rome
Lelshman
Thily
Colden
Otaughila
Arrest demand for defense witness prompts follow up
Marqueste Sid May 38 rank Harper secretary to Colonel Rongevelt received a telegram urging the arrest of James Martin Miller if he appears in Murauette on a New York grand larceny charge. Miller, under indictment in New York, testified in the Roosevelt suit. assistant district attorney Reynolds confirmed sending the dispatch to Harper.
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Miller
New York N. Y
James B. Teynolds
James
Martin Miller
Aix Les Chapelle
Marquette
Miler
Mr. Reynolds
Roosevelt libel case parse yields disputed testimony
Lawyers clashed over admissibility of general reputation testimony about Colonel Roosevelt on liquor use. The judge asked Belden if malice would be proven by publications and Pound noted Roosevelt sought only nominal damages while seeking to expose false accusations of intoxication spreading nationwide.
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Talonel Roosevelt
Weldon
Roosevelt
Colorel Roosevalt
Belden
Roogavelt
Tron Oro
U. S
Ixsug
Roosxett
Roosevett
Mr. Belden
McReynolds to Demand Divorce of Central Pacific
Attorney General McReynolds will press to force the Central Pacific to be divested from the Southern Pacific as part of the Union Pacific merger dissolution. He plans a Sherman act suit if the plan excludes Central Pacific, aligning with Wickersham’s stance against retention. A sale of Southern Pacific stock is tied to this dispute as justice negotiates the merger’s breakup.
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Washington, D. C
McReynolds
Southern Pacife
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Stogka and
Volk
General Wickersham
Pathfinder car tour to be staged with Blidden crew
A Glidden tour party gathers in Des Moines to map the route for upcoming auto endurance event. Members include H. L. Smith of Davenport, J. B. Robinson of Carterton Iowa, and A. R. Iginiman of Des Moines. The group notes rough Des Moines to Keokuk roads, good paths toward Muscatine, and plans for official garages, lodging, and headquarters in each city. The tour proceeds to Davenport then Java City, aiming for Cedar Rapids tonight with about forty cars and scouts ahead for accommodations.
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H. Lesiis Smith
Davenport
Iowa State Automobile Association
J. B. Robinson
Iowa Territory
Carteron’ Iowa Company
A. R. Iginiman
Register and Leader
Des Moines
Des. Moines
Keokuk
Dam City
Muscatine
Tie Banker Auto Company
Java City
Big City
Bulgars and Serbs on Brink of Clash
May 28 dispatches report bulgarian and serbian military circles in Sofia expect imminent hostilities. tense encounters between greek and bulgarian forces north of Saloniki mark a sharp buildup as shots are exchanged. Vienna notes europe powers may decide on Saloniki's future.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
Servig
Saloniki
Vienna
Balentin
Von Klein to face woman charges in Portland trial
Chicago dispatch reports Minneapolís diamond broker Von Klein must return to Portland Oregon to stand trial on charges brought by Ethel Newcomb formerly of Fort Wayne Indiana. Judge Kersten refused release, extradition upheld, case centers on alleged desertion and theft of jewelry valued at 3325 attached to a 19 marriage.
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Chicago
Zaminicc
von Lela
Portland
Ore
Plm
Migs
Ethel Newcomb
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kersten
von Klein
J. Day
Shorlf Yammer
Oregon
Iss Newcomb
Cuses
Bankers of Iowa Elect Officers at Ames Convention
In Des Moines on May 2, H G Moore was chosen treasurer of the Iowa Bankers Association, defeating John Carmody. Other officers include D L Heinsheimer as president, Frank M Epper son as vice president, Percy W Hall as secretary with Fr G Moore as treasurer. Quinton named 1914 convention city. About 500 Iowa bankers attended, with a state college inspection and J C Woodrue slated for an address.
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Det Moines
H. G. Moora
Coshioe
Wellman Savings Bank
Iowa Bankers’ Association
John Carmody
Perry
Lst
Glecrad
D. DL. Heinsheimer
Mills County Bank
Glenwood
Town
Frank M. Epperson
Manning & Ipperson Bank
Eddyine
Towa
Memphis Postmaster Dutra Indicted For Campaign Funds
Memphis Tennessee May 28 Lea W W Dutra postmaster at Memphis for twelve years was indicted by the federal grand jury on the charge of soliciting campaign funds in 1910. Similar charges against Newell Sanders of Chattanooga former U S senator and Henry O Trio leader of the Republicans in West Tennessee were ignored.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lea WW. Dutra
Newell Sanders
Chattanooga
U. S
Henry O. Trio
Republicang
West Tennessee
Promoter Charged With Manslaughter In McCarty Death
Calgary reports crown investigators push mass of evidence in the McCarty boxing death case. Promoter Burns and challenger Pelkey named for trial on manslaughter charges. Referee Eddie Smith and witness William McCarney ordered to appear as key witnesses.
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Calgary
Alberta
Luther McCarty
Burns Arena
Arthur Pelkey
Tommy Burns
Burns
McCarty
Pelkey
Polkey
Wm. McCarney
Eddie Smith
Wits Pessey
Oisen
McCarney
Smith Bega Tate
James Arthur Baker Escapes From Guard in Riverside
Riverside California May 28 Sheriff Wilison arrived home minus 70 dollars of the prisoner James Arthur Baker who was being brought back from Kansas City to face charges of obtaining 1400 from a Riverside backer using checks. Baker stole the 70 from the sheriff and escaped near Flagstaff Arizona from an upper berth in a passenger car. Baker, according to a statement, had long posed as a woman school teacher in the northwest and recently married a young attorney from Los Angeles.
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Riverside
Cal
Wilison
James Arthur Baker
Kansas City
Baker
Flagstaff
Arla
Haker
Jim
Tle
Wtlormey
Hos Angeles
Senator Stilwell 5 Sentenced With Stay Granted At Sing Sing
Former New York State Senator Stephen I Stilwell convicted of bribery receives a sentence of less than four but not more than eight years in Sing Sing. Judge Seabury grants a stay of execution to allow a request for a certificate of reasonable doubt while Stilwell remains stoic. Stilwell, 48, long in politics, is led back to the Tombs as supporters show sympathy.
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New York
Stephen I. Stilwell
Les
Sing Sing
Suprema Court
Seabury
Stilwell
Antenca
Thal
Justice Seabury
Bulwell
Von
Sulzer
Whittan
Te Grand Jury
Hig Aonyicion
Senate
Senate in recess as tariff revisions loom and Alaska bills eyed
The Senate is not in session. naval affairs deferred armor plate action as Admiral Pwine Jung testified on a proposed factory. Committees revisit tariff bill schedules while Pittman urges a Saturday meeting to advance Alaska development bills. Senator Lewis elected Democratic floor manager. House in recess planning committee appointments amid West Virginia mine strike coverage.
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Senate
Uc St Jy
Naval Affairs Committee
Pwine Jung
Winance
Pittman
Servicor
Alaska
Lewis
Kern
West Virginia
President silent on six year term proposal in 1916 discussion
Representative Britton of Illinois pressed President Wilson for his views on a six year single term for president and vice president, direct elections, and abolition of nominating conventions. Hutton reported Wilson favored ending national conventions for nominating but supported presidential primaries and direct elections. The president refrained from commenting on the six year term.
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Washington
D. C
Britton
Ilinois
Tenny
Wilson
Hutton
White House
Commcg
Lord Avebury Dies English Banker Scientist and Author
Lord Avebury dies at 79 after a brief illness in London. Formerly Sir John Lubbock he was a noted banker, scientist, and author of nature studies. He led domestic and international finance groups and held many scholarly positions in antiquaries, education, and science.
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London
Lord Avebury
Lard Avebury
Sir John Lubbock
Lord Reelor
St. Andrews University
Society of Antiquaries
Central Association of Bankers
Education
Natural Science
Going Away for the Summer
The Journal offers guidance for summer travel and attire with advertisers promoting mountain and seashore attractions. It notes families planning August vacations and benefiting from the paper’s advertising and fashion articles to dress properly and prepare.
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Field
Girenun
Ophey
Sue Pases
Murder and suicide shock Iowa town in May
In Davengart May 25 a man named Edward Waroksu, 40, shot his wife after accusing her of infidelity and then killed himself. The wife survived, hospitalized at St Luke's. Earlier, Howard Jones, 25, was killed near Corneli Bluffs on the Northwestern rail line, throat cut by an unknown assailant. In Clear Lake a Mrs John G Phillips, 60, drowned herself in a rain barrel. body found next morning.
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Davengart
Iowa
Edward Waroksu
Warnken
Weing
St Lrke's Hospital
Corneil Bhuitts
Cownell Biuffs
Laws
Howard Jones
Clear Lake
John G. Phillins
Conclude Today in Wood Case at Superior Court
May 28 in Basing, Ways two defendants in the dysdmite conspiracy case face continued testimony as the district attorney presses to finish presenting evidence. Daniel Mahoney and a Wood chauffeur testified on actions at Wood's Andover home on January 19, 1913, amid a dispute over the purpose of a conference and a letter to the strikers.
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Sessin
Crosby
Wood
Daniel Mahoney
Aleaux
James R. Bailey, Jr
Aing
Las Woolen Company
Feaux
Boston
Automoile
Mahoney
Daw Maker to Study Law in Juvenile College Era
Walter Jensen of Port Youtas county, chairman of the House committee on educational institutions, is in Sendent Iowa City to take his examination in the college of law. He intends to enroll as a senior next fall and win his degree as a Doctor of Laws in June.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Henry Cadle Dead Former Muscatine Man Dies in Missouri
Former Muscatine resident Henry Cadle died at his Bethany Missouri home after months of illness due to Brights disease. Born Christmas Day 1891, Cadle built a life across Kalining, St. Joseph and West Bethany, becoming a notable state figure in patriotic societies. Funeral rites set for Bethany and Muscatine with services at the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and interment in Muscatine. brothers Edward William Charles and sister Mrs W Mahin mourn his passing.
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Bethany
Missouri
Henry Cadle
Muscatine
C. B. Cadle
St Bethany
Bright
Seral
Igf
Arthiscis
William Cad
Chicago
Cadle
Ronsentine
All East Frony Street
Durin
Wetaany
Chidhé
Wiscouti
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
East Front Street
Gadle
Ead
Edward
California
William L
Chicaxa
Charles Z
Mrs. FW. Mahin
Amsterdam
Holland
Robbery: Sugar Stolen From Freight Car Siding
A Monday evening theft in the south part of town saw a freight car break into at Mustaine Nori & Son siding west of the railway timehouse. Hundreds of pounds of sugar vanished, likely moved by a wagon. The car, en route from Milwaukee to Burlington, had its seal broken before discovery yesterday afternoon.
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Mustaiine Nori & Son
Milwaukee
Burlington
North & South
Unsettled Weather Tonight With Brisk Winds
Weathers Town reports unsettled conditions with generally fair weather tonight and Thursday. Moderate brisk winds persist. At Muscatine the 7 o'clock temperature is 0 BG degrees above zero. River stage at Muscatine today is 9 feet, use 4 inches.
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Muscatine
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