Hollenhorses Held In $1500 Bond In Fraud Case
Intimation was made that Hollendors forged names on time checks and ledgers. Johnson, a Reinbeck section foreman, testified to adding fictitious names and helping to issue checks for $1,500 in a Waterloo Cedar Falls scheme, with Sibert confessing to forgery and sharing the proceeds. The trial tied multiple forgeries to Hollenhorn, Sibert, and others, and bond was set at $1,500 as the case proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hollenhors
A. B. Switzer
Johnson
Reinbeck
Reinbeck Staton
J. B. Hollenhors
Hollenhors
John
Frans Johnson
Carl Find Bergstrand
Hollenhore
Vk County
Marshalltown
Marshalstown
Hollendors
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Bibert
Holtenhors
Sibert
Holleners
Great Western
Wen Y. Sibert
East Waterloo
Western
Iwas
J. B. _Hollenhorn
Nyatemaile
Biber
W. H.gill
A. B. “‘Frollenhors
East Side
Gill
Hunton
Jamesons
Steve Brosson
Sher
Hollenhorn
Sevem Hollenhors
Ebert
Cedar Falla
West Side
Swindell
Atalion
Hollennors
Cedarville
Hollenboro
Morris
Hollenhorn Marshall County
Mystery girl death near Ackley stirs long vigil
Ackley reports a girl found dead by her own hand on Christmas Day. Visitors crowd the morgue, hoping to identify the body amid multiple leads from Iowa Falls to Dubuque and California. Officials hold remains until Monday if no relative claims them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturdey's Daily
Ackley
Miss Hart
Dubuque
Freesort
Relives
Cambridge
Miso
Hipby
House of the Good Shepherd
Co Sisters
Cena
Modesta
Calit
Lydia Hart
Lydia Hurt
Brown Dead At Home on Fremont Street
Mrs. Mas. Brown died Saturday morning at her home on Fremont Street. The death notices indicate a natural cause and no further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Widow Mrs Ellen Viletta Horle Brown Dies After Two Days Ill
Mrs Ellen Viletta Horle Brown aged, died at 334 Framont Street at 6:00 am Saturday after an abscess of the brain. Born in Summer Hill Cayuga County New York she cared for her aging father and two sons Roscoe J Brown (1879 1886) and Morris Spencer Brown (1883 1889) with Morris serving in the Navy. She lived in Summer Hill Cherokee Reynolds Waterloo and spent the last thirty years in this county as a homemaker and teacher. She was noted for kindness and formed friendships easily. Her survivors include her father and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Viletta Horle-Brown
Framont Street
Mrs. Brown
Summer Hill
Cayuga County
New York
Jonathan J. Hoxie
Roscoe J. Brown
Cherokee
Myedi
Orange City
Fla
Morris Spencer Brown
Waterton
Novyemaber
United States Navy
Morris Mre. Brown
Two Heldon Murder Charge Shocks Corydon Iowa
A man and woman named Edward and Mildred Jenkins are jailed in Corydon Iowa charged with the murder of Milo Cravens near Watertoo. A revolver and clothing fragments were found along the escape route, with the pair claiming marriage in September 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jenkins
Corydon
Jowsa
Milo Gravens
Mia
Hare
Cravens
Monk J Ing
Ravolyer
S. M. Bentley
M. Bentley
I. Garter
Wayne County
Watertoo
S. M.bentley
Waterco
Edward
Mildred’ Jenkins
Mildred Green
Jou
Actuainfe
Carter
Feely Morning Developments in Depositions for Contested Seat
Attorney F S Merrian, named commissioner to take depositions in the Feely Mornin contest, conducts sessions this afternoon with six witnesses. Testimony will be recorded by Miss Harriett King and sent to authorities, aiming to avoid travel to Des Moines. Proceedings focus on irregularities in the first word of Waterloo and other petitioned matters before House committee organizers. Birdsall and Sullivan represent Mornin. Courtright and Kern for Feely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Merrian
Guy A. Feely
Geo
Mornin
Harriett King
Deg Moines
Waterloo
House Committee
W. N. Birdsall
J. T. Sullivan
O. B. Courtright
D. Kern
Feely
County board debates bridge fund use and aid list
The board discussed a roughly $14,000 bridge fund share between city and county and considered purchasing concrete mixers and crushers with a $1,500 equipment appropriation. A resolution to publish all soldiers receiving aid from the county relief fund was approved then vetoed on a party-line vote, while others pressed to publish a list of aid recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Fund
Board of Supervisors
Orm
G. F. Johnson
Audh
C. D. Becker
Thos. Welstead
Neas
C. D. Booker
Thos
Wetstead
Naye
J. B. Kascht
D. A. Rownd
Johnson
Fegles
E. E. Newton
Mr. Johnson
C. A. Rownd
County Poor Fund
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
AG. D. Becker
Becker
Damages Sought in Great Western Franklin Street Crash Suit
Multiple lawsuits filed in district court seek substantial damages from Chicago Great Western Railway over a September 20, 1906, Franklin Street crossing collision. Maxwell Case and William Welty claim injuries and losses totaling around 5,000 dollars, with Case also seeking 400 dollars for wagon damage and two horse losses. Other actions include Heatherton v. Landy over liquor sales and alleged impacts on labor, seeking 500 dollars actual and 2,000 dollars exemplary damages plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Cass
Case Dairy Co
Chicago Great Western Railway
Compan
Franklin Street
Reading
Waterloo
Maxwell Case
Heatherton
Pialntis
Logs
Lawler Citizen Ends Life by Razor in New Hampton
Ida Cuff, a Lawler resident, reportedly killed herself Thursday by slashing her throat with a razor in a wood shed at about 2 PM. Found by her husband’s search, blood covered the scene. she died within an hour. Coroner Landon and County Attorney O Connor of New Hampton investigated and deemed no inquest necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Ida Cuff
Lawler
Wazor
Landon
O'Connor
Heavy January term set to break county records
The January term of court will be exceptionally busy with 704 total cases scheduled across civil, law, probate, and criminal divisions. Grand jury to investigate payroll fraud involving J B Hollenhoff, W V Libern ite, and possibly Claud Johnsen of Reinberk. other suspects include Nicholas Sorenson of Cedar Falls and Andrew Schwendemal. Alberta Wood has recovered and will attend court. Damages sought total 32,000 from GW Baker for injuries on a Chicago Great Western train incident. The Chicago Great Western sues W W Whitenack for costs of pay on property in Waterloo. special tax payment of 398.15 noted. Other actions: Liquid Carbonic Company vs A E Sibert et al. Sylvester L Downing vs Sarah V Felker. George Benz & Sons vs Brady Bros. E L Johnson vs James Gardiner. Charles Boehmier vs Horace Sherwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentley
J.B. Hollenhoff
W. V
GW. Baker
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Sim
Bis
Chicago Great Western Company
W. W. ‘Whitenack
Franklin Street
Aliega Iuds Avy
Symvi Ag
Liquid Carbonie Co
Sait
A. E. Sibert
A. B. Sibert
W. L. Sibert
Sylvester L. Downing
Sull
Sarah V. Felker
Tyeight
Waterloo Township
George Benz & Sons
Brady Bros
Plainviit
St Paul
E. L. Johnson
James Gardiner
Gale
Cadar Valley
Charles Boehmier
Horace Sherwi Sherwin
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Reinbeck Sec
Tion
Realimantar
Johnstin
Marshall
Holledhorsti
Marshall County
Reo
Blackhawk County
Theodore Bratford
Mears
Décaille Antidus
G. W.thomas
W. V. Sibert Destined
M.C. A. Board
Board of Management
California
Remania
Good Shepherd
Tramp
Calfornia
Greenfield
Rosa Booker
Lea Wilson
Jessie Wilson
Minnie Smith
Minnie
Smith
J. D. Hammond
Lanark
Carroll County
Iawa Falls
Phil Huchingen
Hampton
Iowa Falls
Cooper
Joan’ Weaver
Mary” Coopers
Warron Des
Dhic
Mary Gooper
Des Moines
Mary Coopers
Iowa
Iowa Northern Railway
Sioux City
J. B. Allen
Dunkerton
Sevby
J. Stewart
South
Brown
Clus
Waleti
Bentley Ask
Edward Jen
Kins
Milo
Watserlog
Blackhawk
Jenkins
Benton County
Clarence Huston
Sioux Falls
Huston
W. Baker
Edna
Ijurine
Welty
William Werner Welty
Sues Salaon Man
Luke Heatherton
Hff
Hohn Cuff
Sevan Myndred
Alberta Wood
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