Day in Davenport Crime Spree and Local News
Davenport notes a daytime arm of theft as Pete Stoenoff and Stoney Ter sonance lose cash after being jostled entering the American theatre. Police pursue forged checks linked to Kis singer and Burton. A barge accident injures Joseph Griffin. Detectives raid a Sunday coffee house arresting proprietor Gus Dallas and 11 others. Sayles case grows as witnesses identify a key and a prisoner is bound over. Damages sought against the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad. Bettendorf and Davenport robberies continue with Greek laborers and pedestrians losing money. A church buys land for a new school and church. Obituaries for several Davenport residents follow. Licenses to wed issued to Davenport couples. All the news all the time Argus.
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Pete Stoenoff
East Second Street
Stoney Tersonance
Bettendorf
Kinney
Bishop
Gus Dallas
Pallas
Tom Palas
Jim Pappas
Chris Bellalg
John Marthan
Ben Swindle
M. Maradis
Marshal Swingle
Maradis
A. Stagodis
Burlington
Visit the West Frugal Pacific Northwest Stopover
A travel notice invites readers to tour the Pacific Northwest via Denver and Salt Lake City with no extra cost or inconvenience. The itinerary promises inexpensive access to western sights while en route from unspecified origins. The language urges taking this stopover to maximize Westward views.
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Pacific Northwest
Denver
Salt Lake City
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Union Pacific Line Feature
The route traverses the Columbia River for 200 miles by daylight. Its rugged grandeur and vine clad cliffs with Mount Hood in the background create a lasting impression, likened to the Rhine Hudson or St Lawrence. Go now while the scenery remains memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Mount Hood
Rhine
Hudson
St. Lawrence
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Davenport
A. E. Kissinger
Marty E. Burton
First National Bank
Kissinger
Burton
First National
Washington
Muscatine
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington Bank
Joseph Griffin
Bettendorf Axle Company
Mississippi
Young Griffin
William Sayles
H. A. Braun
Newberry Street
Walter Kunkel
Kunkel
Braun
Roddewig
Sayles
Peter Nicholas
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Fred Vollmer
F. A. Cooper
Tri-Cities
C. Wesson
West Sixth Street
William Herzog
Suburban Island
Smco Buiid Church
Hoersch
Seventh and Vine Streets
Trinity German Lutheran Church
Fifth and
Myrtle Streets
Herbert Richard Carstens
Henry J. Carstens
West Fourth Street
Folowing
Anna Vermar
Irena
LeRoy Carstens
Fairmount Cemetery
Mary E. Snyder
William C. Snyder
LeClaire Street
Marguerite’s
Eliza Reed
M. E. Bowling
T. B. Stovall
Oakdale Cemetery
Mary M. Kenower
H. H. Kenower
Colo
James McIntyre
Chambersburg
Devon
Ottawa
Til
S. E., Jones Or LaPorte
Ind
Harry J. McFarland
Walter Reid
Ella
Grendorff
Sam Russell H. Carpenter
Virginia
Ryder
Rock Lsand
State of Illinois
State Game and Fish Conservation Commission
Ilinois
Illinois State Game and Fish Conservation Commission
Rock River
Co. J. Dittmar
Henry V. Meeteren
J. B. Vaughn
Argus
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific Line
Vancouver
Victoria
Portland & Puget Sound Express
Chicago
R Boas Davenport
Lowe Geo. W. Vi G
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Summerfield’s
Dresser
Summerfield
Enport Towa
Rudyard Kipling
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Bullington
D. Oden
F. A. Riddell
Agene
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