Joder Case Heads To Supreme Court In Liquor Suit
The court held evidence did not justify an injunction and costs taxed to the state. Judge Platt noted no violations of the spirit of the liquor law for over six months and, while technical violations occurred, there was no proof of habitual drunkenness or intent to violate. The case will proceed to a transcript and appeal, with related actions to revoke permits and three Mars cases set for trial.
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Long
Mars
Cedar Falls
H. Q. Pfeiffer
G. 8
Mornin
Henry Mazanti
J.B. Hammond
Hleg
Cig
Ie Aleo
A T. Joder
Hudson
Jos
Trial Court
Supreme Court
Iam
Alck
Platt
Rodger
Rieger
Parsons
Kansas City
Milk price inquiry reveals local farmer figures
A north town farmer says Waverly buyers offered to ship milk from his area, quoting $1.35 for six months. Our checks show average is $1.32, delivery costs differ by about 10 cents per hundred between areas, whey value adds about 10 cents per hundred, keeping our price roughly ahead by a few cents.
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Waverly
Janesville
Tie
THE
Fowler CO
W. Fowler
Waterloo
Smallpox Case Triggers Quarantine and Vaccinations
Frank Morrison of 784 West First street explains his sister Grace Morrison contracted smallpox after visiting a doctor on Wednesday. Grace stayed at his home until morning then returned to her parents. The Morrison residence at 734 West First is quarantined and seven Morrison family members and three from a brother at 120 Randolph street have been vaccinated. An amendment to Mrs Emma Alma Sharp’s divorce petition against William Henry Sharp seeks an attachment of household goods from the former home. A motion to strike immaterial interrogatories from the defendant’s answer was filed, with further strike ambitions stated.
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W. Morrison
West First Street
Grace Morrison
Dunkerton
Morrigan
Randolph Street
Emma Alma Sharp
William Henry Sharp
Feely & Feely
Askei
Special M W A Picnic at Charles City Draws Thousands
An annual Woodmen gathering in Charles City on June 4 draws about 10 000 attendees. A special Illinois Central train from Waterloo offers half fare, with $175 in purses for forester and Royal Neighbor arts. West Waterloo drills, semi professional teams from Wa verly and Waucoma compete for cash and brass bands provide music.
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Charles City
Woodmen Lodges
Waterloo
Wilinois Central
John D. Dennison, Jr
Dubuque
Waverly
Waucoma
Wild Runaway Race At Fifth Street Bridge Narrowly Misses Injury
A runaway team from J. D. Billings meat market caused a near miss near the Fifth street bridge in Waterloo today. Lloyd Brock unhooked a weight, frightened a horse, and the wagon struck a buggy carrying the Merriman family, but no serious injuries occurred as Mr Merriman used a whip to guide the horses away from collision. The incident ended with the team running down several streets before entering the bridge. no horses were hurt. Also, Miss Geneva Murphy began duties as city stenographer in Waterloo City Hall, assisting the city auditor, engineer, mayor, and chief of police.
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J. D. Billings
Fifth Street
Merriman
Franklin’ Street
Independence Avenue
Franklin Street
Park Avenue
Sycamore
Lafayette
Mr. Merriman
Waterloo
Geneva Murphy
Thompson
Imayor
Water loo ISD Awards Brick Addition Contract
At Friday night’s Waterloo Independent School District meeting, George F. Scales won the bid to build a brick addition to Lowell School for 4 565. The addition adds three rooms and expands basement space, with occupancy planned for the start of the new school year. Bids ranged up to about 4 780.
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Independent School District of
Waterloo
Lowell
George F. Scales
J. G. Miller
Bugholdt & Olmom
Tests in Township Spelling Contest Attract Interest
Four townships prepare for upcoming spelling tests to pick two county representatives. Orange township winners Elmer Brough and Wil Deweeg. Eagle Center winners Wil Koeneke and Gertrude McGarvey. Big Creek and Spring Creek participants named with top oral and written scorers. Fox township tests postponed due to weather. coming week events listed at Gilbertville Washburn Barclay Center East Waterloo.
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Scholera
Orange Township
Elmer ‘Brough
Wili Deweeg
Eagle Township
Eagle Center
Wwil Koeneke
Gertrude McGarvey
Eagle Center School
Tieformer
Big Creek
Spring Creek
Wan ‘Aid
Center
Myrtle Frisby
No. 6
Clarz Ashley
Centar
I Fox Township
Gilbertville
Cedar Township
Washburn
Barclay Township
Cettery School
East
Waterloo
East -Waterloo
Dedicate Orphans Home Ceremony Planned in Mason City
Mason City May 25 The dedication of the rebuilt Odd Fellows Orphans Home in the city on Tuesday May 28 drew attention from lodge circles. The fire destroyed the facility nearly two years ago and the rebuilt home cost about 75000 with furnishings donated by the Rebeccas. It is expected hundreds of lodge members will attend the program and remarks highlight the new scale of the project.
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Mason City
Odd Fellows
Thin City
de Elven
Lodge
Iowa City
Rebeccas
Theodore N Vail Leads Bell System Rise to Power
Theodore N Vail former Blackhawk county farmer turned telegraph operator and rail mail clerk rose to president of American Telephone and Telegraph with a $160,000 salary. Born Ohio, raised in New Jersey, he built a career from farming to the Bell system, guiding its expansion from local lines to long distance dominance with Boston ties and Wall Street connections.
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Theodore N. Vail
Blackhawk County
Benton Post
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Financiera
Wall
Telephone Company
Boston
New York
Massachussetts
Greater Boston
Postal Telegraph
Cable Mackays
New England
Vail
Iowa
T. and T
Mr. Vaih
Mr. Vail
Ohio
Speedwell
N. J
Schoor
Omaha
Washington
Alexander Graham Bell
Gardiner C Hubbard
Thomas A. Watson
Oes
Carlos J. Williams
Somerville
Lesnihan
Bell
Exeter Place
Measrs
Bell, Watson, Hubbard
Thomas Saunders
Canada
New England Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
National
Bell Telephone Copany
American Bell Telephone Company
Weil
Isdervets
Businews
Autatioan ‘Telephone and Telegraph
Outampany
Europe
Amelia
Ecriberg
Funeral Will Be Monday at St Marys Church
Henry Knipp died suddenly at 6 30 Saturday morning at his parents home 406 Mobile street Waterloo He was a cigarmaker by trade in Tama county and Waterloo where he conducted shops and a factory on East 4th Street The loss of his work and farm fire disasters are described along with family survivors and funeral arrangements at St Marys Catholic Church Monday morning.
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Henry Kaipy
Mobile Street
Weem
Koipp
P. A. Koebels & Co
Traer
Jim Gollivanr
C. L. Guernsey
C. L. Guernsey Farm In|® Atora.at Wandburn and Operated Tama County
Waterloo
Tama County
L .Guerneey
Geneseo Township
Guernsey
Guérnsey
Querosey
Farmer's Mutual Company
Blackhawk County
Mr. Knipp
Germany
Peter
Jacob
Minot
N. D
Jon Roth
Mra
Schuster
Orange Township
Puresters
Church of
Mabel White
Thomas White
East Highth Street
Oklahoma City
Bank run at Marshalltown on First National
In Marshalltown Iowa on May 26 a run on the First National Bank occurred amid rumors of policy disputes among bank officers. Depositors were paid in full as fast as they arrived, longtime president John P. Woodbury resigned, and D T Dentmead of City National was elected successor after the bank was purchased by a local syndicate of capitalists.
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Marshalltown
Iowe
First National
John P. Woodbury
D. T. Dentmead
City National
Woodbury
First. National Bank
Taplteliste
Murder Ends Feud On Johnson County Farm
Elmer Pratt, a prominent young farmer of Johnson County, shot and killed W. W. Connell, a neighboring farmer, on his Pratt farm in what is described as the culmination of an old feud. Authorities report the shooting occurred today in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Elmer Pratt
Johnson County
W. W. Connell
Pratt
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MITS
Joder Cass
Frank Morrison
West Waterloo Grill
Pete
L. D. Billings
Lect
State of Iowa
District Court
J.B. Beard
Addie P. Beard
Reed & Tuthill
OF Sell Telephone CO
This County
Theodora. Vail
Morristown Academy
New Jersey
Lyndesville
Jersey
Henry Knipp
Igarmaker
Denly
Bt Marys
Tama
Henry Bickley
Security Savings Bank
Panatua
Carl Kilian
North End
Wm, Karn
Fairbank
I. Wilbertshalewoereer
Chicago
Logan Hotel
Office Bowes
Fortner
Bank Aur
Speo
Wilbert Shallenberger
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