Thaw to Stay Longer Decision on Thaw Release
Justice Morehauser ruled Thaw remains insane and should not be discharged. The court upheld commitment to Matteawan and slated continued custody with possible transfer only after further proceedings. Thaw gave an interview praising his lawyers and commenting on Jerome’s cross examination. News details note July cotton prices and export commitments alongside church assembly topics in Kansas City.
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Marschall
Dustice
White Mains
Matteawon Asylum
White
Thaw
Graham
Morehauser
Jer Sult
Alan Ehd
Jerome
Waverly Shot In Leb Rifle Accident
Herman Weberking, 23, of Waverly, was shot in the leg when a loaded 22 caliber rifle given by his grandson discharged at the Weberking home on the Barclay road, 14 miles east of Waterloo. The bullet damaged bone but doctors expect no serious outcome unless complications arise. The accident occurred about 4 pm Sunday while they were gopher hunting. The younger man had loaded the weapon and handed it to his father unknowingly.
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Bolle
Weberking
Mondey Moarnig
Herman Weberking
Waterloo
Barclay Road
Herman Webarking
Waverly
May Lose Both Eyes Frank Wade in charity case
Frank Wade a 55 year old farm laborer from Cedar Falls sought eye treatment after being shot in the left eye while near a lake at Albert Lea. With two shots embedded in the eye he travels to Waterloo and Mason City for care but lacks funds. Dr. Sage volunteers aid, but Wade may lose both eyes. He has no home, charity to cover rest, and a temporary board arrangement is arranged. The report notes his precarious condition and this city hospital care. The piece also mentions other brief items about royal visits and a local execution display plan.
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Frank Wade
Mason City
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Funde
F. C. Sage
Kingman
Kilngaman
Albert Lea
Wade
Cedar Falls
Sage
Edward Agusta Fitkin
Kiing
Marriage of Anna and Helie Reported False
Paris May 25 Associated Press reports that Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan plan civil and Protestant weddings in France under a separation of property regime. The Gould family opposition has been withdrawn with bans set for publication next Sunday and a wedding two weeks later.
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Cachard
Mme
Anna
Gould
Tartlaga
Prince
Helie de Sagan
Associated Press Today
Hoboken
Ava
America
France
Boni
Bans
Boni de Castellans
Mme. Gould
Tre Sagan Ig
George Gould
Bent
Knights Templar Grand Conclave Held in Erie Pa
Prominent Knights Templar leaders converge on Erie for the fifty fifth annual grand commandery conclave with receptions, decorations, parades, and installations planned. Visitors from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading Scranton and other cities will attend three days of events including automobile trips boat rides and a grand reception. New officers to be elected and installed during Wednesday session.
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Keystone
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Reading
Scranton
Knights ,Templar
Grand Commandery
Ita
Solomon
Erie
Templars
Tragic Love Affair Ends in Suicide In Waterloo
Seventeen year old Bessie Cotter of Waterloo took poison in her sister’s home after a recent quarrel over a love affair. She died within 45 minutes. She lived in the city all her life and worked at Waterloo Skirt and Garment company. Funeral planned at Grace Methodist Church. Also, four streetcar men confessed to dynamiting acts in Cleveland, as police say more arrests will follow.
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Bessie Carter
Dedrrce Cotter
Cérballe
Pir
Milas Bessie
Reg. Hattong
Fowler Street
Nellie Cotter
Bessie
Nelle
Nellie
Neliie
Mrs. Hartong
Fred Hartong
Bestvale
Beasle Mae Cotter
Watterloo
Waterloo Skirt and Garment Company
Charles
Fred Barton
Grace Methodist Church
E. Dull
Fairview
Cleveland
Rantormen
Pickett at Winthrop Faces Mixed Reception in Speech
Special report from Winthrop on Saturday evening shows Chas. E. B. Pickett delivering a congress candidacy address to a sizable enthusiastic crowd despite threatening weather. Debate centered on his affiliations with Sweat, progressives in the west, Jena, and the coat faction, with attendees unable to decide whom he truly supports.
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Winthrop
Chas. EB. Pickett
Congress
Ade Vareks
B.'E. Sweat
Progress Ves
Jena
Man Killed by Bolt on Highway in May County
Patrick Brannon a wealthy farmer from 414 miles north of New Hampton was struck dead by lightning while riding a horse and buggy to buy hay. The horse and buggy were found undamaged a short distance away. Brannon left a wife six brothers and five sisters all residing nearby and the body showed burns to the left shoulder and arm. The event occurred around 9 pm on a night that followed a daytime search by his wife who found him.
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New Hampton
Patrick Brannon
Here
Brannon
Ferther
Henderson Dies After Long Illness at 86
Richard H Henderson longtime steamboat captain and Parkersburg resident died at 86 after a yearlong illness. Born in Lowden County Virginia he lived in the city 25 years, survived by twelve children including seven sons and five daughters, and two brothers Thomas and Horace. Funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday led by Reverend George W Hinkle from 315 Randolph.
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Richard. H. Henderson
Lowden
Virginia
BEC
Ohie
Parkersburg
W. Va
Marter
Mr. Henderson
Stev
George W. Hinkle
Randolph
One Thousand Mile Drive to Tucunicar New Mexico
Winthrop May 26 Special reports P Ferguson has started for a long drive to Tucunicar New Mexico with a one crew rig. Weather permitting he expects to complete the trip in thirty days an interesting run. Joliet May 25 George Woodruff youngest national bank president in the United States born May 25 at twenty seven He is Yale Law graduate admitted to the bar in Connecticut and Illinois in 1903. He became assistant cashier then vice president in 1904 and president January 1 last year.
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Winthrop
P. Ferguson
Tucunicar
New Mexico
Joliet
George Woodruff
First Nationnal Bank
Woodruff
National Bank
United States
Yale University Law School
Connecticut
Sinois
First National Bank
Flood Ravages Dallas and Oklahoma Rail Lines
A severe Trinity River flood causes seven deaths, displaces hundreds in Dallas across West Dallas. Bridges washed out on Texas and Pacific and Santa Fe lines disrupt traffic. Telegraph and telegraphic links cut westward. Oklahoma faces widespread damage and standstill rail traffic.
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Texas
Foun Calos
Huburba
Trinity River
West Dallas
Taxag and Pacific
Dragos
Waco
Kheown
Texas and Pacific
Santa Fe
Trafic
Datlan
Tire
Continental Gin Company
Quayle Elected Bishop on Tenth Ballot in Maryland
William A. Quayle of Chicago was elected bishop on the tenth ballot at the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Baltimore. The vote tally showed 428 needed for a choice with Quayle receiving 432. The session also considered reorganizing church education and related boards. Separately, the French cruiser Leon Gambetta arrived in Dover with President Fallhevoy aboard, amid a celebratory reception, and the Clyde liner Seminole was reported ashore near Point Pleasant, New Jersey.
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Quayle Bly Lewis
Bluntz Ang
Malntyre
Tinghea
Downey
Hingeley
Love Ascaweeseer
Flo Lawis Hughes
Stimte
Mulatyrea
Downgy Cee Esenyeeds
Mingeley
Mason
Jennings
Kristol
Dorchester Goodell
Bovard
Ee Betsas Tives
England
Dover
Leon Gambetta
Fal Hevoy
Harlogne
Visltors
Neils
Clyde
New York
Point Pleasant
N. J
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