Convention Hall Seating Plans For Republican National Convention
Chicago May 25 Arrangements near completion for the Republican National Convention to assemble in Chicago. Coliseum seating sized for 11 270 with grass sound deadening aisles and dished front rows. Headquarter offices opened under Harry S New and Elmer Dover for staging, with chair purchases and press facilities arranged.
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Harry S. New
Indianapolis
Coliseum
Elmer Dover
Mark Hanna
New
Ted
National National Committee
McKinley
Ghigago
Wife Murderer on Trial in Harrison Marsh Case
Whittemore is arraigned before Judge Blair for the murder of his wife in the Harrison marsh mystery. The victim, Mrs Whittemore, was found submerged near Harrison after Christmas, identity delayed until a sister of the deceased recognized her. Jealousy and family troubles fueled the case as authorities pursued clues and the husband faced trial.
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Dore
Harrison
Whittemore
Deag
New York
Albany
Kent
Brooklyn
Sens Sone
Jury Divided in Second Trial for Ack Hale Murder Case
In Bristol, Tennessee Blountville circuit court readies Ack Hale for a second trial over the murder of 18 year old Lillie Davis and the shooting death of her brother Irby Davis. Witness Mise Davis was the sole eye witness to the killings. The first trial ended in a hung jury with eight voting for hanging and three for imprisonment. Earlier testimony showed the victim had been assaulted before the fatal shot. Roy Hale and Hick Hale are named in connection with the broader family case.
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Tonn
Ack Hyle
Lowé Davis
Bristol
Hast Hill Cemetery
Hero
Blountville
Ack Hale
Lillia Davi
East Hill
J Ack Hale
Miss Davis
Lillie Davis
Irby Davis
Roy Hale
Hick Hale
Roy
Ween
West
Colorado
Davis
John BE. McRaverts
Wise County
Virginia
Murder mystery in New Hampshire case and divorcing rumor
The article details a contentious case involving Mrs. Whittemore missing after a quarrel with her husband and rumors she planned to leave. Authorities allege he killed her, shipped her trunk, and wrote a letter to her sister claiming she had departed. Inquest hints the body may have been placed in a marsh while life persisted briefly. The suspect maintains innocence as neighbors relay domestic strain and travel plans.
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Whittemers
Logal Markets Today Mixed cattle and hog prices steady
Waterloo May 25 the Logal markets show mixed cattle with little change from last week and firm fat cattle bids. Hog prices slide with tops at 5.00 and lighter weights around 4.70 to 4.95 while poultry remains listed in brief terms.
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Ceeeaee
Springera
Quietdale Angus Stock Sale Highlights Waterlooo Event
H. J. Hess of Orange township consigns 47 head of Polled Angus from Quietdale stock farm for a Thursday sale at Waterloo. Families include Blackbirds Brita Prides and Queen Mothers with 1 to 6 year olds. Sale led by Col. Wm. Holland assisted by Silas Igo, with strong breeder notoriety and expected turnout from cattlemen nationwide.
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Orange Township
Waterloo
Quietdale
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Gus
Des‘Moines
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
Col
Wm. Holland
Silas Igo
Death of Margaret Balheim in LaPorte
Margaret Balheim formerly Margaret Anton, the eldest Balheim daughter, died at 6:00 pm after six weeks with pleurisy. Survived by four sisters and three brothers. funeral at Laporte on Tuesday at 3:00 pm with family attendance expected. Local relatives include Mesdames Lida Kulp and Chas Miller.
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Margaret Balheim
Margaret
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Balheim
Mesdames Lida Kulp
Chas. Miller
Laporte
Freeport
Iher Bedalde
Jon
Local notes and trades in Dunkerton May report
May entries show Spencer Magee and John Grinnell painting Frank Stae bel’s house while Lyne Atkins works for Tommy at 40 cents per rod. Butter price for April 29 cents. seed corn sold at 4.34 cents per pound. Debris of funds noted amid bank payouts. Sundry local games and health ads appear including Foley’s Kidney Cure. Mrs Frank Canton returns from Marion Ohio.
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John Grinnell
Frank Staebel
Lyne Atkins
Tommyatettann
Ed. Hess
Dawar
Incre Om
A. Ortner and Sons
Tom Lanigan
Jesup
Dewar
Pickett Gaining Fast In Third Iowa District Contest
Campaign reports from Pickett headquarters across every county in the Third Iowa district predict he will carry all but one county in the district. Supporters say his extensive tour and speeches have impressed voters and his literature has reached almost every obtainable name, signaling strong backing for the Waterloo candidate.
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Iowa
Blackhawk
Congress
Charles Pickett
Waterloo
Burton B. Sweet
Waverly
Pall
Waterloo horses enter races at Iowa state fair
Several Waterloo horses are listed for the Iowa state fair races August 22 to 29 with entries including Ansel Axworthy Nunda Lady Agile Mona Belle Raymond F Lady Hart and Miss Beulah Wiley. J M McLaughlin G J Thomas and others are noted as owners or drivers in various divisions and stakes.
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Ansel Axworthy
Axworthy
Joe Nelaughlin
Charley Todd
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Todd
Joe McLaughlin
Nunda
B. m
Woodford Wilkes
G. J. Thomas
B. G
Jerney Wilkes
the Merchants
Lady Hart
Joco
Raymond F
Hb. A
Jersey Wilkes
Arret
Capitol Hill
Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets Report May 23 Expert note
Chicago grain and livestock markets report mixed results with wheat and corn pricing and hog cattle and sheep receipts. The text notes May 23 reports with fluctuating prices and daily receipts, including hogs and cattle shifts and forecasted tomorrow totals.
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Factory accident leaves worker with crushed foot
George R. Willams suffered a severe foot crush at the Herrick refrigerator factory on Saturday while moving a crate of glass. He received immediate treatment but his injury is serious and will keep him laid up for a long time.
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Hint
Waterloo Lightweight Triumph at Raymond Field
The Waterloo lightweights defeated Raymond on home grounds Sunday afternoon. Through seven innings the score showed 24 to 5 in favor of Waterloo, implying a stronger showing by the visitors. Batteries: Waterloo Keegan and Tippey. Raymond Schmitt and Schmitt. Wm Wetherington, formerly Reporter circulation manager, announces he has joined the Herald in nearby Bellingham, Wash.
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