Conesville Woman Seeks Divorce and Property in Orono Township
Nancy Wagner, a Conesville resident, filed for divorce from Charles Wagner in district court, claiming fifteen years of supporting the family and managing an eighty acre farm from her own funds. She seeks custody of four children and ownership of property including an eighty acre farm and a residence in Orono township. The couple married in 1896 at Conesville. she is represented by W. B. Hiller of Oakville.
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Mia
Nancy Wagner
Conesville
Charles Wagner
Wigners
Conoesvilla
Mra. Wagner
Harnest
Pat
Nellie
Mary
Iowa and Ames Triumph in Gridiron Action
Iowa defeats Grinnell 17 to 7 on their Town field with strong backfield rushes led by Mandenhall Scott and Duncan. Ames State College of Agriculture over Kansas 18 to 0 at Ames field, highlighted by Andrews 4% yard TD run after Sloss pass. Chicago beats Indiana 22 to 0 as Indiana star Deerart sustains injury. Illinois loses to Colgate 16 to 3 in Champaign.
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Iowa City
Grint Noll College
Scarlet and Black
Grinnell
Iowa
Mandenhall
Scott
Duncan
Hasy Kor
Ames
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Kansas University Wlagon
Andrews
Vbeyard
Sloss
Wanns
Colgate
Berta Depols
Champaign
University of Illnois
Uliola
Westin
Spencer
Hubbard
Knols
Macomber
Mnola
American Athletes Star at Stockholm Meet
Americans swept the opening track day in Stockholm, winning the 100 and 400 metres plus the 800 metres relay. Jo Loomis led a 1 2 3 in the 100, with Ted Sored winning the 400. The high jump went to Kullestrand of Sweden, Loomis second, Murray third.
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Stockholm
Tod Meredich
J. Bolin
Jo Loomis
Chicago
Kullerstrand
Loomis
Fred Murray
Jo G. Loos
Andy K. Ward
Bob Simpson
Missouri
Tyme
Ted Sored
Philadelphia
J. Volta
Sweden
Bob Lipson
Andy Ward
Kullestrand
Loom
Bred Murray
San Jancisco
Nadociatlona
Semi-Pros Hold Red Sox To Draw In Exhibition
In Haven Connecticut on October 19 the champion Boston Americans and the semi professional Colonials battled to a 3 to 3 tie after nine innings. Boston used its regular lineup except Hooper and Gardner Ty Cobb played first base for the locals and set a season high with eight assists. Final score 3 3.
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Haven
Conn
Boston Americans
Colonials
Red Sox
T ‘Hooper
Gardner
Ty Cobb
Cnce
Boston
Eecertio Olo Ono
Ruth and
Cady
Falgey, Keating and Kollflor
Football Results Across Colleges This Weekend
A chaotic roundup lists scores from Grinnell to Oregon Aggies, with many mismatches and typographical errors. Notable results include Purdue 28 Wabash 7, Notre Dame 20 Haskell 0, Minnesota 47 North Dakota 7, and Cornell 42 Williams 0, among others. Strong lines show Army 17 Holy Cross 0 and Dartmouth 62 Mann Aggies 0, reflecting a busy college football slate with varied outcomes.
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Alma
Missouri
Washington
Coa
Monmouth
Lawrence
Marquette
Beloit
N. W. College
Harvard
North Carolina
Yale
Lehigh
Princeton
Tufts
Swarthmore
Penn
Cornell
Williams
Pittsburgh
Navy
Syracuse
I. and M
Columbia
Vermont
Penn State
W. Wa
Wea
Army
Holy Cross
W. and J
Marietta
Dartmouth
Mann
Aggies
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Georgia
Florida
Rutgers
Washington and Lee
Cottysburg
George Washington
Catholicnolveraity
Randolph Macon
la Crosa State Normal
Dubuque German College
Jonns Dlupking
Washington College
Mixgours
Creighton
Nebvraska Wesleyan
Ulnof
Lombard
Oregon Aggles
Washington State College
South Dakota
Wasleyan
Morningside
Buena Vista
Makin
State Normal
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Lamont Named Athletic Head at Muscatine High School
Wyant Lamont, a popular member of the basketball team, was elected to the presidency of the 1994 K6 high school athletic association at a mass meeting. Officers include Walter Lane as vice president Pearl Appel as secretary R J Wolsten as faculty rep and Dr Lb Franta as treasurer. The group plans a strong year with enhanced athletic work and schedules. the high school quintet will practice with Muscatine's team throughout the season.
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Hera
Wyant la Mont
Walter Lane
Pearl Appel
R. J. Wolsten
Lb. H. Franta
Walgron Ixton
Muscatine Five
Injuries From Football Contests Across Several Communities
Washington Pa Oct Her bert Ross of Chicago a Marietta guard was severely concussed in a game with Washington and Jefferson and carried from the field. Noakes of Freeport High School fractured ribs in a West Aurora game. Borten toy of Ashtabula High is in critical condition with a brain clot after a Shaw High game injury. Johnny and Oliva Dawson, children of Mr and Mrs Clifford Dawson of Stevensville Montana, died in a fire accident.
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Washington
Herbert ‘Ross
Chicago
Marietta
Washington and
Jefferson
Ross
Rousix
Hibs Hroken
Aurora
Ashtabula High
Shaw Fligh
Conley
Resta Again Grabs Honors in 250 Mile Promenade Win
Carlo Resta won the Grand American purse race at Chicago on the 250 mile prom automobile event, posting 2 hours 24 minutes 16.68 seconds at 103.9 miles per hour, narrowly missing a world record. Johnny Aitken finished second, Ralph Rodlich burned, Billy Chandler also burned while dousing blaze, D Alana retired, Wilcox dropped out after collision, with Rickenbacher, Galvin, Lews and Henderson among the next finishers. Six of twenty starters retired due to accidents.
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Chicago
Carlo Resta
Fead
T Amall
New York
Rosta
Johnny Aitken
Resty
Ralph Rodlich
Whihlbur D'Alano
Karoline
D'Alana
Wilcox
Rickenbacher
Galvin
Lews
Henderson
Hno
Island directors face $100 assessment in Rock Island baseball plan
Rock Island officials report directors at the annual meeting covered the 1916 season debt with about 150 each, the Three I franchise to stay with current owners, and a January league vote to set the forfeit. Optimism ran high despite a rumored $4,000 loss, with talk of possible ownership changes and Jack TMehe as future boss.
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Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island Ball Club
Threego
Rock Island
Jack ‘Tmehe
Art Salzmann
el Bradford
Davenport Squad In Close Victory
Davenport Athletic Club defeated Evanston North Ends 3 to 0 as Fort drop kicked a goal with two minutes remaining. The winning kick came from the thirty eight yard line near the sideline amid costly fumbling by Evanston. Evanston pressed in the first half but were outplayed in the second.
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Mavenport
Fort Drop
Davenport Athletic Club
Evanston North Ends
Evanston
Yeomen Plan Dances at Armory and Clubhouse
The Yeomen lodge announces six dances at the new Armory hall starting Tuesday October 1 with a Halloween masquerade. Future dances are November 15, November 29, December 13, December 27, and January 10, music by the Chase orchestra from eight to twelve. The regular invitation ball at the Launch clubhouse continues with the fourth event tomorrow evening.
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Yeoman Lodge
New Armory Hall
Long
Chase Orchestra
Hallowe
Yeomon
Fire Fatalities Hit Ranch Family Overnight
A blaze destroyed a ranch home early last night killing two occupants. Eva Dawson, 13, suffered burns expected to prove fatal, while another family member perished in the fire.
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Eva Dawson
Mud conditions at Loma Alta Range disrupt Battery C camp life
Gulf showers flood Loma Alta Range Texas forcing Battery C and other artillerymen to sleep in mud soaked blankets and tents. The daily firing resumes after a rainstorm with Iowa and Louisiana batteries alternating days. Soldiers hike up to twenty miles and shrapnel bursts are noted as training continues near Brownsville.
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Loma Alta Range
Texas
Gulf
Iowa
Louisiana
Lomu
Alta Range
Lews
Brownsville
Young People Day Observed at First Baptist Church
Young people's day was celebrated at the First Baptist Church with a special evening sermon for youths. The day featured a joint junior and senior society canvass to boost attendance at weekly meetings, visiting members to recruit new participants, and led to higher evening attendance. Dr J W Grayson preached on Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth.
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First Baptist Church
J. W. Gravs
Schedule for Gablein Bible Study Institute October 22 27
The Gablein Bible Study Institute schedule in Provo runs October 22 through 27 with A. C. Gaeblein of New York speaking at all sessions. Meetings occur at First Baptist Sunday School room, with a state church afternoon service and a union at First Methodist Episcopal. The Y M C A and city Sunday schools promote the event.
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Gablein Bible Study Institute
J. B. McNeil
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. C. Gaeblein
New York
Gneblein
Annie O Boyle Ryan obituary from Muscatine
Annie O Boyle Ryan, born in County Antrim Ireland in 1843, died today at Bellevue hospital after a long illness. She immigrated to America thirty years ago, lived in Muscatine, married Peter L. Ryan twenty three years with a survivor spouse, sister, nephew and relatives in Ireland. Funeral at St Matthias Catholic Church on Wednesday at 9 o'clock with Requiem Mass by Rev F J Leonard, burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Annie O'Boyle Ryan
Ireland
Bellevue Hospital
County Antrim
America
Muscatine
Scott County
Peter L., Ryan
West Seventh Street
Patrick Boland
Robert Kennedy
Walcott
Town
St. Matthias Catholic Church
F. J. Leonard
St. Mary's Ceemetery
Art Body to Form Soon With Two Public Exhibits
Public Library hosts art exhibits this week and next as part of forming a local art body. Edna A. Robeson of Davenport will display art miniatures this week, followed by Mary Butler of Chicago from the Artists Guild next week. Admission is free and officials anticipate strong community interest in organizing the association within ten days.
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I. B. Richman
Artists’ Guild
Chicago
Edna A. Robeson
Davenport
Mins
Mary Butler
Artists' Guild
Lbrary
Butler
Paris
Striking Bayonne Plant Sees Workers Invited Back
In Bayonne New Jersey Tidewater Oil invites 11 000 Constable Hook plant strikers to return to work amid ongoing dispute. A meeting of 5000 skilled workers, claiming coercion to join the strike, was held as authorities report violence has subsided and plans to march to the Standard Oil plant are considered.
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Bayonne
Constable Hook
Tidewater Oil Company
Standard of! Company
Woody
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