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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1916

Page

10

Aged man crushed to death by passenger train near Muscatine

George Lie Scholle, 70, a laborer, was killed instantly when he was dragged under a fast passenger train while picking coal along the tracks near his home in Muscatine’s East End. The coroner ordered an inquest at Rankin Undertaking tonight after the body was identified by his wife Mary LaScholle. Scholle leaves four sons Frank Davenport Oscar John and Worfram LaScholle living in Davenport and Savannah Minnesota, with several relatives expected to arrive tonight.

Rock Isle George Lie Scholle Enadin Casatera LaSchelle Duto Musentinge Tileya Rankin Undertaking Establishment AK Witnhennok LaSchoelle Pass Onger Trai Flo Muscatine Frank LaScholle Davenport Oscar John Worfram LaScholle Savannah Heely Mary LaSchollo Ibagengo

Former Liberty Woman Is Dead

Ivah Gibson, once a prominent Liberty woman, died in Mayreth Alberta Canada after an appendix operation. Her husband Dr. Dico and their young son will accompany the body home to West Liberty. Funeral services will be Thursday at the home of her parents Rev. Robert MelInturf of the Presbyterian church officiating.

West Liberty W. l. Gibson H. J, Dico Mayreth Alberta Canada Dics Robert MelInturft Presbyterian Church In Charge Ivah Gibson Dico Utah

Burns Prove Fatal To Ottumwa Woman

Ottumwa girl Geo Shaffer 71 died at her home near Olle from burns received Monday while blocking a stove. She placed a pan of gasoling on the hearth thinking there was no fire. The pan exploded and flames enveloped her. She ran to the yard and rang a bell to summon her husband, who found her seriously hurt though conscious until death.

Associated Prons Ottumwa Mrn Geo Shaffer Olle

Cured Her Children of Colds with Cough Remedy

A Memphis New York mother reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her two children of severe colds during winter. She praises its effectiveness and notes it is sold by all dealers. Advertisements promote the product as the medicine they needed.

Chamberlain Mia Myron J. Wickard Memphis N. Y Mont

Many Cases Are Set for Trial in October Term Court

Judge F D Letts opened the October term of the district court with many cases assigned for trial. Judge William Theophiles, recovering from an auto accident, is expected to speed recovery. First on the docket is H M Bartlett v Martin Invercamp et al, set for tomorrow. Numerous other cases and litigations follow, with trials and assignments listed for today and the next days.

F. D. Letts Willian Theophiles Lotts H. M. Bartlett Martin Invercamp Eliza Cohn Emma Cohn Letts John M. O'Brien Mudcating Electric Ry, Co Wilson Lumber & Buel Co Wershey State Bank Muscatine North & South Northern Gravel Company American Steel Sufe .Company Muscatine Hawkeye Pearl Button Company C. F. Toople W. C. Maucker William Carney Modern ‘Brotherhood of America Stola C. Rice Lysse C. Rice L. Johnson Martha Wilhelme Roy ‘Wilhelmo Cyruk C. Lundy Thomas C. Landy Warner Are Lamp Company Warner Lamp Company Collins Tumbor Co Battery C First Trust & Savings Bank of Muscntine Cohn Mercantile Company J, BE Edmunds D. C. Ward W. HH. Hoopes Sons Va C. R. Chown Earl Smith S. W. Curtin Mary J. Lumpo Va Walter C. Lumpe Jamon Isaox John F. Freyermuth James EH Selden Va R. K. Smith Tumor TH Seldon Lydia F HIT Va Trustee John I Dally Va Joseph J. Kossels Biancho M. Brker Lloyd Baker Kirk Milnes J. Jeffries Maude M. Parry Harry C. Parry Carrio Carlysic Adminta

Sloan's Liniment Helps Friend After Sprained Ankle

Henry A. Voehl of Plainfield New Jersey recounted how a close friend sprained his ankle turning black. After using Sloan's Liniment for four days he was back to work. He credits the liniment with putting him on his feet. Available at drug stores 26¢ 50¢ and $1.00.

Henry A. Voehl Plainfield N. J Mr. Wood Sloan

Legal case list names and parties in Iowa era docket

A compiled docket fragment lists several cases including tratrix of the estate of Albert Dollarhide against Davenport and Muscatine By Co and Mark Onkox versus Charles Oakos, Ida M. Boydston versus R L Boydston, Capital City Bank of Columbus Ohio versus HH, W Hutthe, Hyseo Smith versus Ida May Smith, and Drako versus Frank Drako et al.

Albert Dollarhide Davenport & Muscatine By Co Mark Onkox Charles Oakos Ida M. Boydston R. L. Boydston Capital City Bank of

Halloween Ginger On Tap Before Night Of Mischief

Prehallowe'en enthusiasts warned cops to expect extra patrols as pranks escalate. Police logged depredations citywide including missing lawn words and damaged sidewalks. Harold Dilley and Henry Kufawa, North End youths arrested for wiring a trap on Mulberry Avenue, were released after admonition.

Noys Harold Dilley Henry Kufawa North End Mulberry Avenue

Rock Island Road Receivership Exhibit Prompts Restoration Hopes

New York report details Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway yearly results showing operating revenue up 6.2 percent to 75.35 million and net income swing from deficit to gain of 2.67 million. Capital stock unchanged at 74.88 million. long term debt up to 272.60 million. equipment value climbs to 824.88 million. Shares rise from 19 to 38.5 as conferences push toward early discharge of receivership.

New York N. Y Chicago, Rock Island & Pracific Railway Company J. B. Dickinson Rock Island Stock Exchange

Hansen Funeral Held At Noon

Funeral services for Christian Hansen, renowned Moscow area farmer, were conducted from the Hansen home near Moscow at noon. The remains were moved to Wilton for interment in the Wilton Cemetery after services.

Christian Hansen Moscow Hershey Hospital Hansen Wilton

Large Vessel Grounded Near Seattle Harbor Entrance

The night watch at West Point reported a large steamship ran aground near the sandy projection just north of Seattle harbor entrance early this morning. The vessel’s identity is not yet known.

Seattle Wash

Muscatine Man Dies at Wilton in Civil War Veteran

Samuel Millage a longtime Muscatine resident died at his daughter Mrs Mary Thurston's Wilton home at 6 30 pm after five years of invalidism from cancer He was 75 born in Crawford County Illinois and served in the 22nd and 19th Illinois Infantry His second wife survives him and he leaves a son Charles Millage of Davenport and siblings Rachel Docker of New Virginia and another in Logan Kansas The funeral will be held in Wilton on Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev O B Leo

Samuel Millage Muscatine Mary Thurston Wilton Muschtino Crawford County Iowa 22Nd 19Th Illnois Infantry Charles Millage Davenport Moses Lucas Rachel Docker New Virginia Logan Kan O. B. Leo

Chamberlains Tablets Aid Boy in Bilious Attacks

Mia Campbell of Kirkville New York reports her nineteen year old son suffered frequent bilious attacks. After her husband bought Chamberlains Tablets and began giving them he improved at once. He resumed hearty eating and continued well. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain Mia Thomas Campbell Kirkville N.Y

American Biplanes Worn Out in Day

Amsterdam telegraph reports that a war department aeronautic expert condemns American biplanes for cylinders that wear out after two hours of flight. The Telegraaf cites a San Francisco committee as partially to blame for approving the craft after a perfunctory check.

Associated Prensa Amsterdam London Batayin Telegraaf War Department San Francisco

New Department for Munitions of War Formed in Berlin

The new department of munition creation was announced to complement the ministry of war. It will secure raw materials for ammunition and war supplies and oversee worker feeding programs. General Groener will head the department.

Associated Press Berlin London Department of Munition Ministry of War Groener Re Iread General Atealf

Boys Glee Club to Be Organized at High School

Plans are under way to form a boys glee club at the high school. Principal Dr L H Frantz says a meeting Thursday evening will likely complete the group. Miss Roxetta Wagner, music instructor, will direct the club, already leading the Girls glee club at Avenue school.

L. H. Frantz Roxetta Wagner Moale the Avenue School

Local Democrats announce two county meetings

Arrangements for two county meetings were announced by local Democrats. In Bloomington this evening County Chairman MM W Stapleton and A R Whitmer, candidate for county attorney, will speak. In Montpelier Thursday evening Attorneys BE M Warner and another official will address the gathering.

Bloomington W. Stapleton A. R. Whitmer Montpelier BE. M, Warner

Meeting attendance and praises noted in Amsterdam dispatch

The report says H. G. Thompson and A. R. Whitmer will be heard while county candidates and local Democrats plan to attend meetings. Praises Van Mackensen are voiced, as an official Berlin message from Emperor William thanks Field Marshal Von Mackensen for war successes in Dobrudja and the Tehernavoda capture, and announces West Prussian infantry regiment No. 129 will bear his name.

H. G. Thompson A. R. Whitmer Praises van Mackensen Amsterdam London Emperor William Berlin von Mackensen Dobrudja Tehernavoda Field Marshal

Exporters in Convention Hear Trade Talks

At the American Export Association seventh annual convention in New York executives discussed trade opportunities. W. W. Nichols, commissioner general of the American Industrial Commission to France, and Edward N. Hurley of the Federal Trade Commission addressed conditions. A banquet closes the event tonight. A Presbyterian church rummage sale is also listed for Wednesday.

Associated Proka New York N. Y Amerecan Export Association W. W. Nichols Generaal American Industrial Commission France Edward N. ‘Hurley Federal Trade Commission

Earl Torrey Heads to Lone Tree for Brief Visit

Earl Torrey of West Second Street left this morning for a short visit with friends in Lone Tree.

Earl Torrey West Second Streat Lone Tree

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