Belmond Church Trustees Face Suit Over Salary Dispute
Rev Henry F Horton pastor of the Congregational church in Belmond files in district court against the church trustees alleging nonpayment of a $1200 yearly salary and interference that split the congregation. He contends a December 17 1919 newspaper statement caused public shame and seeks $10000 in damages. The case will likely go to trial this term.
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Henry F. Horton
Congregational Church
Yl Beload
Il Wis
Dr. Horton
Trusteas
Bermond Herald
Unitees
Widnergyman
Wholesale Burglary At La Verne Headlines Local Theft
La Verne witnesses a trio of robberies hitting Woilo drug store a pool hall and Sanford and Linlebak office. Local suspects and a cache of cigars cash and small items looted. Bloodhounds traced leads from Waterloo to a house with no arrests. Further details and names promised next week.
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la Verne
Woilo
Sanford and Linlebak
Waterloo
Death of Ernest Queary at age 19 near Livermore
Ernest Queary died at his father’s southeast Livermore home last Monday from pneumonia after a stint in Kansas City at an auto school and a bout of scarlet fever. He, 19, had moved with his father from Renwick to manage the former Harry Stark farm and his younger brother Clarence was killed by lightning last spring. Funeral services were held today and the body sent to Renwick for burial.
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Livermore Gazette
Ernest Queary
Pneumonhcidia
Kansas City
Renwick
Harry Stark
Clarence
Mak Place
New Cream Station at Fort Dodge Creamery Opens Soon
The Fort Dodge Creamery plans a station in the Frank Walkner building with Mr Manning named local manager. A patronage policy will be advertised in this paper next week.
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Fort Dodge Creamery, Co
Frank Walkner
Manning
Anitabil
Principles of Have ner for Iowa Governor Nomination
Hon H M Have ner outlines campaign principles for Iowa governor bid in 1920. He advocates businesslike administration, strict yet fair arbitration in public utilities disputes, recognition of labor organizing rights with duties to the public, and extending full suffrage to women at earliest date. He pledges to uphold Lincoln Grant MeLiley Roosevelt Republican ideals and seeks broad citizen support.
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Laman
Jne
Nwa
Locke
Ua Awa
Iowa
Nn. Politic
Lincoln
Grant
Meliiley
Roosevelt
Barred From Citizenship for Disloyal War Remarks
The Rev Joseph Wolf of Algona Iowa and Rudolph Dimmer and George Gleich of Lee county are barred from naturalization. Wolf who had taken first papers spoke against the war and lighthearted actions of the government. Final papers denied. Dimmer Gleich denied after pleading alienage to avoid service. Gleich registered in 1916 in Chicago for German service and violated oath. The cases reflect wartime loyalty enforcement and denial of naturalization.
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Joseph Wolf
Algona
Iowa
United States
Wolf
John D. Laws
Rudolph Dimmer
George Gleich
Lee County
Gleich
Chicago
Kaiser Dimmer
Kendall Held Back by Broken Leg Injury in Clarion
Hon. N. E. Kendall, a leading Republican gubernatorial candidate, is hospitalized with a fracture in his right leg after slipping on an icy sidewalk in Clarion following a Tuesday night address at the high school. He cannot resume his speaking campaign for some time.
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N.E. Kendall
Clarion
Kendall
Fortnightly Club Holds Pleasant Meeting At Miller Home
The Fortnightly Club met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. L. W. Miller's home with a large member turnout. Mrs. Irwin Peer led a diverse program featuring short life biographies of each member, followed by refreshments hosted by the hostess and Mrs. Oneida Kasai.
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L. W. Miller
Irewin Peer
Delbeions
Oneida
Kasai
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