Police Theory Doubted In Louise Arbogast Case
Friends and neighbors challenge the police account of the St Paul murder accus ing Louise Arbogast. Manteuffel and Mrs Mary Garvey testify she was not insane and helped her father in business. Grand jury expected to review indict ment with How Butler Mitchell firm handling the defense.
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Louise Arbogast
St. Paul
O'Connor
O’brien
Mrs. Arbogast
William Manteuffel
Arbogast
Manteuffel
Louise
Manteufel
Mary Garvey
Taft Expected to Attend Cincinnati Turnerfest Parade
President Taft will attend the thirtieth national Turnerbund festival in Cincinnati, week of June 19. Thousands of turners, schoolchildren, soldiers and fraternal orders will march in a June 24 parade, with Carthage fair grounds set as the athletic site and 350 army tents loaned for residences.
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The
North American Gymnastic Union
Turnerbund
Cincinnati
Taft
Turner
Carthage Fair Grounds
Act of Congress
Frankfurt-on-the-Main
France
Italy
Switzerland
Japan
Pork Barrel to Be Tested in Courts Fight Over Warrant Issuance
Senator Cooke hires ex attorney general W B Douglas to enjoin State Auditor Iverson from issuing warrants under the $600000 pork barrel appropriation. Case to be filed in Ramsey county courts. The biennial act funds bridges and road work with no highway commission oversight and uses county and municipal allocations. Douglas, famed for the 1898 good roads amendment, leads the litigation.
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Cooke
Wabasha
W. B. Douglas
Supreme Court
Iverson
Ramsey County
State Highway Commission
Brown County
Douglas
Enigma of William Schreiber in Murder Trial Appeal
The Du luth Herald notes William Schreiber, an Ashawa man convicted in March for the murder of Frank Mas sapust, as an unusual prisoner. Jailers report a calm, unreadable demeanor, no fear, no longing for favors, and a demeanor that suggests he could meet a gallows with a smile.
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William Schreiber
Frank Massapust
Duluth Herald
Schreiber
District Court Notes With Five Indictments Issued
Grand jury returns five indictments. Three target Siefried Isaakson on rape charges. The Carmedy duo Josephine and Corassius face grand larceny in the second degree and receiving stolen money respectively. Both Carmedy suspects are jailed. Isaakson seeks extradition from Portland Oregon. Geo Sweet held six months awaiting third trial.
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Siefried Isaakson
Josephine
Corassius Carmedy
Butsaakson
Portland
Oregon
Geo. Sweet
Embezzling Suspect Freed After Short Trial
On a charge of embezzling money from the Singer Sewing Machine company, the defendant was restored to liberty yesterday forenoon after a brief trial with scant damaging evidence. Judge Quinn directed a verdict in favor of the prisoner. Other civil actions were resolved or settled, including Strelow v. Minneapolis & St. Louis road for injuries near Hanley Falls, and a slander suit by Maria Weicherding against John Krueger, while Graupmann v. Reic hart and Wellner v. Wellner reached verdicts or settlements.
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Singer Sewing Machine Company
Liberty
Quinn
Ernst Strelow
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Strelow
Hanley Falls
Maria Weicherding
John Krueger
W. W. Graupmanon
Albert Graupmann
Jobs Reichart
Josephine Carmody
Wellner
Benedictine Union: Jos. Arbes Weds Virginia Matteson
Jos Arbes senior partner of Arbes Bros. secretly left New Ulm for Minneapolis to wed Miss Virginia Matteson. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Harrington with Dr. J Smallwood of Worthington as best man and Miss Blanche Matteson as bridesmaid. The couple plans two months in California and the north Pacific before returning around July 21.
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Jos. Arbes
Arbes Bros
Minneapolis
Virginia Matteson
Father Harrington
J. Smallwood
Worthington
Blanche Matteson
Omaha
West
California
North Pacific
New Ulm
Sod
J. D. Matteson
No Federal Aid for River Survey Disapproved by Board
Washington dispatch reports the general rivers and harbors board of appeals rejected the Minnesota river survey report under river and harbor funds, allowing three weeks for additional information before a final decision. Engineers favored a definite survey with a navigation plan and flood control reservoir system, but the board found commercial benefits unlikely to justify action now. Representatives Davis Volstead and Hammond will supply extra data on need for rapid improvement, with the Minnesota River Improvement league urged to provide statistics on reopening for navigation. The Second District Bankers Association elected officers in Sleepy Eye with Mankato named for the next meeting site as the Giasekes celebrate a fortieth anniversary.
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Washington
St. Paul
General Rivers and Harbors Board of Appeals
Minnesota River
General Board
Davis, Volstead
Hammond
Minnesota River Improvement League
Ryffel verdict against city officer and bondsmen
In a district court trial over a false imprisonment suit, Gottlieb Ryffel prevailed against Chief of Police Adolph Klause and his bondsmen. The jury dismissed claims against bondsmen N Henningsen and Eugene Pfefferle and returned a verdict for Ryffel against Klause for 225. The officer allegedly arrested without a warrant while enforcing a license. An appeal is expected.
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Gottlieb Ryffel
Adolph Klause
Klause
N. Henningsen
Eugene Pfefferle
Ryffel
Ruffel
Albert Pfaender
Henry N. Samsen
Eckstein & Funk
Ryttel
Sunday Baseball Notes From Local Grounds
Sunday notes recount New Ulm Fairfax 6 to 5 win at the fairgrounds, First Team beat Berkiners 3 to 1 at Sleepy Eye, Springfield shut out Wands 10 to 0 at Sanborn, Hanska 12 to 4 over Lake Shore, Comfrey 4 to 3 over Ormsby with all runs in the sixth, and future matchups with Welcome and a college game at the fairgrounds. Also mentions Eagle Roller Mill ad card and a dramatic response from a South Dakota mother. Gov Johnson names women board visitors for state institutions. Jos Sperl loses left finger in a blasting accident.
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Berkiners
Sleepy Eye
Sanborn
Springfield
Wands
Lake Shore
Hanska
Comfrey Boys
Ormsby
Comfrey
Odin
Echols
Butterfield
Welcome
New Ulm
Fair Grounds
Eagle Roller Mill Company
South Dakota
Gov. Johnson
Stewart
St. Cloud
Stark
St. Peter
Bram
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Firl Saya
Ottomeyer
Sie
Frank Massapust A
District Court Notes
Rivers and Harbors Board
Minnesota
Second District Bankers’ Association
A. B. Cheadle
Jackson
R. M. Serrainer
Holland
J. S. Tomwerson
Fulda
W. D. Willard
Mankato
A. L. Ward
Pairmont
George Giaseke
Crone Bros
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