Gallaugher Murder Case Hears Defense Arguments
Mrs Gallaugher testified that she and her husband James were on good terms the night of his murder as attorneys argued the case in Iowa City. She admitted committing perjury before the grand jury and described events from the fatal day including the barn episode and her efforts to aid James.
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Iowa City
Gallaugher
Holada
Hart
Fremont Township
Henry County
Illinois
James
Lone Tree
Henry Fountain
Shad
John
John Walker
Harry Moore
Mr. Pepler
Nimi
Anthony Gallaugher
Charles Holada
Ella
Grand Jury
Wapello High School Football Team Heads to Moline
The Wapello High School football group rode the Firefly through the city at noon and will meet Moline High School in a dedicatory game for Moline’s new football grounds. Players listed include James McLaughlin Harold Davidson Ray mond Davidson Freddie Hartman Tingle Warren George Owens Joiner Owens Rex Nyemaster Edward Buck ley Frank Tustison Art Anderson Ir win Schlutze Art Peters Owen Sehorn. F H Shinn also passed through en route to Davenport.
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Wapello
Moline
Wapello Boys
Husky
James
Failed to Agree on Coal Strike with President
Washington reports a breakdown in negotiations over the anthracite coal strike as President Roosevelt meets with miners leaders and operators. Mitchell rejects a court based grievance path while the coal presidents refuse arbitration and vow to continue the walkout.
Roosevelt Pressures Coal Strike Leaders in Stormy Session
Presidents of railroad and coal firms refuse arbitration and demand federal troops to protect workers. They condemn the miners union as unlawful and insist on court action against it. Roosevelt questions the stance as Mitchell defends the union in a tense meeting. The council considers two ordinances.
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Morgan
Pennsylvania
Stone
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Wilkesbarre
New York
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Roosevelt
Thomas
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Erie
Washington, D. C
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Union Miners’ Union
Railroad and Coal Companies
Miners’ Labor Organization
Court of Common Pleas
District of Pennsylvania
Senate
City to cut street light and gas rates. ordinances advance
The city council moved to reduce electric and gas lighting charges before October 6 when current contracts expire. New city plans call for electric rates of 64 dollars monthly for central lamps and 60 cents per light for private users with metered kilowatt costs. Gas prices drop to 1.25 dollars per thousand feet with street lamps at 1.10 dollars monthly. The ordinances, sent to the ordinance committee, await special meeting October 9 for final action.
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Citizens Electric Railway Company
People's Lighting Company
City Council Offers Market Square for New Post Office
The council debated sites for the new post office and proposed selling the market square for 15 000 dollars. It favored placing the building on the market square and authorized sending the offer by wire to Washington, with the Stein Lilly and Walnut sites also under consideration. The government decision is expected by October 9.
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Stein
West Second
Lilly
Iowa Avenue
Fourth
Walnut
Court House
Washington
Council
Alderman Schenck
Ald
Bartemeier
Spaethe
Riggs
Seiler
Diercks
Sycamore Street
Third Street
Schenck
City Recorder
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago Markets Report H J Touer Brokers H E Mc Kay
Special market dispatch from H J Touer and Co with H E Mc Kay of Muscatine handling Chicago live stock figures. Hogs receipts 6000 open strong, cattle steady, sheep 5000 steady. wheat corn oats carload receipts and tomorrow’s forecast. Kansas City Omaha hog and cattle totals. Minneapolis Duluth today and year comparisons. Liverpool grain prices. forecast for Midwest rains. bank statement declines across major items.
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Chicago
Salvation Army Sunday Meeting Led by Captain Reynolds
The Salvation Army will hold a special Sunday night meeting under Captain Reynolds. All are invited to attend.
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Salvation Army
Captain Reynolds
Indications for Iowa Rain Tonight and Sunday Outlook
Chicago weather note reports rain across eastern Iowa tonight with sunnier conditions in the west on Sunday. The advisory notes fair weather for the western areas and ongoing rain in the east portions of the state.
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Chicago
Iowa
Hartman, Waterloo Publisher, Dies at 39
Waterloo based newspaper figure W. D. Hartman, publisher of the Waterloo Courier, died after a three month illness. He was 39 and had previously served as oil inspector for the Third Iowa district.
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Waterloo
W. D. Hartman
Waterloo Courier
Iowa
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