Ex-Policeman Challender Charged With Robbery in Davenport
Ex police officer Challender bound over to grand jury on $500 bond for robbing 21 year old school teacher Stewart Simpson of $19.50 and an old Silver watch. Prosecutor says Challender, once with Grand Rapids force, befriended Simpson after meeting in Davenport at the Red Jacket Pump plant.
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Bert Challender
Shanley
Stewart Simpson
Justice Hall
Challender
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tipton
Red Jacket Pump Company
Simpson
City
Bonds and surety offered by American Surety Company
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American Surety Company of
New York
American Surety Company and Local Agents Details
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR. The readable items mention American Surety Company with capital 84,800,000 and agents Ludolph Reynolds and Edw inner, associated with blocks and properties in Moline and Chicago area.
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Ludolph & Reynolds
Attys
Buard
Wm. C. Weber
Sonic Temple
Wr. R. Moore
J.¥. Chase
Moline
Inner
Fifth Ave
Town visits and strangers link to lodging case
Challender invited a young school master to his boarding house at 2207 Rockingham road after a night of drink and alleged misconduct. In court evidence shows both men were intoxicated. Separately, Shen decker, a teamster, was badly injured in a runaway when horses bolted, throwing him from the wagon after shattering a telegraph pole. Mrs Addie Unangst was elected president of the Woman's Relief Corps in Iowa by a large margin amid strong Davenport support. The Davenport Firemen plan a July 8 picnic at Suburban Island, with a detailed organizing committee. Obituary notes the death of Mrs Anna Strueben of Walcott after months of illness. she was born in Germany. Additional Davenport resident Miss Annette Cole is also noted.
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Challender
Rockingham Road
Young Simpson
John H. Shendecker
Davenport
Addie Anangst
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of Iowa
Unangst
Anna Strueben
Walcott
Anna Meier
Busum
Germany
Claus Strueben
America
Strueben
Claus, Jr
Hannes
Norman Leabo
Charles Nielsen
Annette Cole
Davenport Sister of Sherman Family Passes Away in Chicago
Miss Cole, sister of Mrs. Ward B. Sherman, died away from Davenport where she had lived with the Sherman family at the corner of Fourteenth and Perry streets. She was visiting her brother in Chicago at the time.
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Chicago
Cole
Ward B. Sherman
Sherman
Davenport
Fourteenth and
Perry Streets
River Riplets and Log Run Forecast
River traffic notes Prescott Ruth Eclipse north and south. Helen Blair in port on regular trip. Ever ett and B. Hershey carried logs downstream. Water stage 9.75 at 6 am and 9.85 at noon. Mississippi forecast shows a rising trend from Clinton to Muscatine.
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Prescott
Ruth
Eclipse
Helen Blair
Everett
B. Hershey
Mississippi
Clinton
Muscatine
Nature’s Own Remedy for Constipation Claims Safety
An advertisement asserts constipation causes disease and promotes Hunyadi Janos Natural Mineral Water as a gentle, reliable laxative. It urges regular bowel movements, cautions against harsh drugs, and notes one dose in the morning moves bowels within an hour, with bottles offered at a low price at druggists.
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Nature
Moline Mention. Styers to Control Moline Publishing
Claude Styers acquires a controlling stake in Moline Publishing by purchasing stock from Myron Jordan and Henry N Hansen. One partner’s name withheld for business reasons. Also reports report on alleged infant cruelty investigation by police with neighbors disputing details and the child in good hands. Frank Kehoe and Emma Munson wed in East End. ceremony at 946 Twenty fourth street. Business Men's association invites Illinois Music Teachers to 1907 meeting in Moline. Tri City Florists' association holds meeting with 14 members present.
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Claude Styers
Myron Jordan
Henry N. Hansen
Moline Publishing Company
Styers
Sixteenth Street
Fourth Avenue
E: End Athletic Club
Benedicts
Frank Kehoe
Denver
Emma Munson
East End
Twenty-fourth Street
Business Mews’ Association
Music Teachers’ Association of Illinois
Moline
Peoria
Business Men's Association
Corner Stone Laying For Knees Hothouse In Summer
A corner stone ceremony highlighted the afternoon as Knees plans a new hothouse to be built this summer on his Eighteenth avenues and uaanely street property. The 27 by 11 foot steel framed building will be modern in every respect. Five men have enlisted at the naval recruiting office in the theater building: Frank Oscar Johnson, George Waters Jr, John Klinek, John LeRoy Peterson, and Fred Roddlef Purdy. The recruiting office will close tomorrow noon.
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Knees
Eighteenth Avenues
Uaanely Street
Seo
Naval Recruiting Office
Frank Oscar Johnson
George Waters Jr
John Klinek
John LeRoy Peterson
Fred Roddlef Purdy
Women Force Delay on Dram Shop Measure in Pesatum
In Pesatum Illinois two weeks stall led by deputation of armed women with guns and hatchets, delaying a dram shop ordinance as village board adjourned to June 19. Local report from Champaign notes the bold protest halted passage and unsettled the meeting.
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Champaign
Pesatum
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Remen
Unter den Lindenhall
Suburban Island
J. J. Tild
Theodore Wilkens
Henry Hageboeck
George Maisack
Paul Jugenheimer
Fred Meyer
L. W. Schwenke
Samuel H. Rowley
Tony Lohmiller
August Knack
Henry F. Wright
Childrens
Iowa
J. M. Sherier
St. Paul
Red Wing
Reeds Landing
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
le Claire
Rock Island
Des Moines
Keokuk
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Florists
Tri City
Ers
GUSTAFSON @ HAYES
Milverton
GEO. P. Ide & Co., Makers
Troy, N.Y
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