Muscatine Men Spend Christmas in Davenport
Two Muscatine residents visited Davenport and funded their spree at local saloons. One man later requested arrest to escape drink and recover away from alcohol, then released himself after a time. Other items note a debt-free Commercial Club, fires threatening a Pleasant Valley farm, obituaries, bank stock increase, and local civic news.
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Davenport
Zuma Sunday School Election Notice
There will be an election of officers of the Zuma Sunday school at the close of the service next Sunday. Several locals attended the farmers institute at Port Byron and found it instructive and beneficial. Other brief movements include visits to Rock Island Moline Milan and假 Port Byron by residents and relatives through the period.
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Zuma Sunday School
Ernest Walters
Geneseo
Charles Walters
William O'Hara
Marian
California
Frank O'Hara
Farmers’ Institute
Port Byron
Samuel Beal
Moline
Rock Island
Minnie Wainwright
Brandt
Albert Michaelis
Clyde Wake
Julius Dow
Ed Wainwright
Boyd McMichael
McMichael
Milan
Frank Wake
Pratt
Cramer
George Wake
Sunday School Programs Brighten Andalusia Week
Local notes report visitors in Gilman Iowa and Kaloma Iowa plus residents visiting Rock Island Peoria and Buffalo New York. Christmas entertainment occurred at the Andalusia school and Baptist church. Mild illness noted for Mrs Earl Finley and local residents returned home from visits. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised with a testimonial.
Holidays Bring Dick Home To Keithsburg
Ross Dick will spend the holidays at his Keithsburg home. Rev. Mr. Brooks preached at Plymouth church Sunday evening. Miss Marguerite Wright of Orion visits Lillian and Lois Stultz. Miss Marie Koch, fourth grade teacher, ...
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Ross Dick
Keithsburg
Mr. Brooks
Plymouth Church
Marguerite Wright
Orion, Ill
Lillian
Lois Stultz
Marie Koch
Hazel Dell Visits and Local Births in Illinois City
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker of Illinois City visited last Wednesday with Mr. Becker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Becker. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kennedy Wednesday, Dec. 9. Mrs. Alec Boruff is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Kennedy, caring for her youngest grandson. Miss Anna Lutz, teaching near Geneseo, is home for a two week vacation. Last Saturday evening Miss Ethel Kennedy gave a miscellaneous shower in honor of the coming marriage of Mrs. Rose Shockel. Many beautiful presents were received by Mrs. Shockel. Gilbert Minteer is working for John Price. Fred Needham has purchased Frank LeQuatie's farm.
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Seth Leeman
Harry
Ray Parmenter
Gilman
Iowa
Guy Wait
Myron
Peoria
Carl Blankenburg
Rock Island
Blankenburg
James Britton
Charles Becker
Illinois City
Shockel
Gilbert Minteer
John Price
Fred Needham
Frank LeQuatie
Gompers Faces Sentencing in Free Speech Drama
The executive council coverage centers on Samuel Gompers facing a court sentence. Gompers declares no law violation and defends freedom of speech and press as a tool for the working class in a tense courtroom scene. Mitchell and Morrison echo support for Gompers’s stance.
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Samuel Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Gompers
Wright
Labor Leaders Held On Bail As Appeals Pending
Judge Wright rejected defense arguments as insufficient to undo guilt and placed three labor leaders Gompers Mitchell Morrison on bail while appeals proceed. Local bondsmen posted sums of 0, 4000, and 1000 respectively as the case awaits further review. Washington observers report White House officials received messages urging presidential intervention to prevent incarceration.
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Wright
Feet
Jndee
Trict
Columbia
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Ryn
Western Miners
Walker
United Mine Workers
White House
President Deliberates On Ahead-of-Cil Case
The report notes sentences handed down and mentions no reply from the president for the present. It states the president will give early attention to the case and then decide what to do, seeking regard before concrete action.
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Regad
France Adopts Sliding Scale Tariff on Rubber Exports
Rio de Janeiro December 24. The chamber of deputies approved an amendment from the senate authorizing a sliding scale tariff on rubber exported from Acre territory. The export duty may be reduced by 14 percent for producers organized in syndicates, impacting American export houses in Para and Manaos.
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France
America
Rio Janeiro
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Acre
Para
Manaos
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