Reynolds V McManus Malpractice Suit Reversed By Supreme Court
Elizabeth Reynolds sued T A McManus for malpractice in Black Hawk County. A jury awarded $5,000 for plaintiff, but the Iowa Supreme Court reversed the lower court ruling and set aside the verdict. The case, heard in Des Moines, drew noted attention as one of the most litigated of its kind in years.
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Supreme Court
Reynolds V8
McManus
Das Moines
Elizabeth Reynolds
U. McManus
Blackhawk County
Elisabeth Reynolds
Va. T
Waa
S. Poyner
A. Holdiman
Z. Streeter
Austin
Bmth
J.W. Puen
George Miller
RM. Duke
Ernest Johan
Winfield Leahy
Harry ‘Aikey
W. Morricton
Bilpravne Court
Jddemehta
Tranaerberd
Dlark
Siprenié
Attoneys
Millard Stalnaker Va
Vilnois Cantal Railway Company
Fadaral Court
Iowa
Will Hold Another Bazaar at St Josephs Church
Preparations are under way for the annual bazaar to be hosted by St Josephs Catholic Church, set for October 18 for one week in the Elks hall. The event aims to surpass previous fairs. committees are formed and work has begun. The churchs young ladies will meet Wednesday evening to organize their portion of the duties.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Elks Hail Au Vaual
Warnesdey
Belt Stora
Vam
Soma Tima
Ménara
Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Woman Shot Fighting Posse in West Plains Battle
In West Plains Missouri a posse tried to arrest John Roberts for a neighbor’s killing. His wife was shot fourteen times during hours of defense. both she and Sheriff Mooney of Baxter County Arkansas were mortally wounded. Roberts and two posse members were seriously hurt as the couple held the house until it collapsed.
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West Plains
John Roberts
Prestonia
Roberts
Obs Kessinger
Mooney
Baxter County
Arkansas
Max Lowery
Distinguished guest Rev Homer Stunts visits Waterloo pastor delivers lecture
Rev Homer Tt Stunts former pastor of First M E Church Waterloo arrives from Michigan as a guest of Rev F M Cole. He travels to Greene to visit a brother before speaking Friday at Northwestern Town Conference in Rockwell City. He returns Saturday to Waterloo to occupy Rev Cole's pulpit Sunday morning. His Manila Philippines work noted and he nearly won bishopric at Baltimore conference.
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Homer Tt. Stunts
M.E
Michigan
PF. M. Cole
Stunts
Greene
Rockwell City
M. BS. Churea
Waterloo
F. M. Cole
Philippines
Baltimore
Hans Albert Is Free Declared Sane by Lunacy Commission
In a Cripple Greek case the Iowa Lunacy Commission frees Hans Albert after ruling him sane. A married girl in jail, Grace Haiteal, remains uncertain if she is legally wed to him.
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Iowa
Violinist Hans Albert Freed From Lunacy Charges
Cripple Creek Iowa reports Hans Albert a violinist of international fame was declared of sound mind by a lunacy commission and released from Cripple Creek jail. He plans a series of sermon lectures citing his faith and conversion, with Dr Charles Edwina Bradt of Chicago set to speak on Christian witness. The article notes his past marriage struggles and the support from Grace Hadad and Ottumwa connections.
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Cripple Creek
Hans Albert
Internalito Net
Charles Edwina Bradt
First Presbyterian
Albert
Grado
Ottum
Newa
Iowa
Alvart
Nota Springs
Mer
Cripple Creel
Ottumwa
Huy Aliianée
Mias Hadad
Bradt
Albertum
Chris van Schentlatte
City Council Special Session Adopts Sidewalk and Franchise Actions
City fathers met in adjourned session to hear bids for cement sidewalks on East and West Waterloo with work set for October 19 after bids on October 12 and completion by 1999. Also discussed gas franchise changes, gas cutoffs for non coal fuels, Highland addition walks, and a Watcland fence project along Watfield road to improve safety.
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Waterloo
Bida
Highland Addition
Makere of Light and Fuel
Waatfield Road
Perdons
Aniala
Tota
River improvement rally opens in Clinton
The Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association began in Clinton with several hundred delegates from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Missouri. President Thomas Wilkinson presides as speakers include governors and prominent leaders urging Congress to fund upper Mississippi improvements.
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Clinton
Tows
Thia City
Winconain
Minnesota
Iowa
Tigi
Thomas Wilkinson
Congress
Graduation exercises draw strong interest in rural schools
Rural school fall graduation programs open with high interest from patrons and graduates. Six students presided and recited well at Dunkerton while others contributed music and readings. Diplomas were awarded to Wiltud NowWsaine Mabal Nasfield Adal Story Clara Koster Sara Welch Hazel Bender.
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Billett
Wiltud
NowWsaine
Mabal Nasfield
Dunkerton
Adal Story
Clara Koster
Sara Welch
Hazel Bender
Barcley
Mc. Hope Church
Bennington Township
Washlurn
Cedar Town
United Brethren Church
Washington Township
Washburn
Union
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Falls
Patrona
Trans-Mississippi Congress Oct 6 14 Draws Western States
San Francisco hosts the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress from October 6 to 14 with delegates from every state and territory. Governors, mayors, and county officers may appoint representatives, while discussions cover irrigation, river harbors, statehood, parcels post, and interstate trade. The event marks the first post quake convention in the city with men like Hi Harriman expected to speak.
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Trans-Mississippi
San Francisco
Cal
Roosevelt Forgit
Luch Dismass
Panama
Auling
J. B. Case
Hi Harriman
Alaska
Hawaii
Galveston
Texas
W. M. Fishback
Arkansas
William Jonninga Bryan
David R. Francis
Missouri
Colonel Loveland
California
George A. McConnell
Idaho
T. O. Blanchard
Mississippi
John Henry Smith
Utah
A. Th. Cage
Arthur F. Francis
Marriage announcements at St Joseph church and home wedding
This evening at 7 09 PM Margaret Grealis and Charles P Schilling, both of this city, will wed at St Joseph church with Rev Wier Cooney presiding. Attendants include Margaret Emmett and Andrew Unabrook. Following the ceremony, guests dine at the Grealis home then depart for an eastward honeymoon. A second wedding for Agatha Wangier and Frank Braniger occurs at 8 PM at the bride’s mother’s home on Third Street. Mrs E R Busby and daughter Elizabeth are in the city as guests.
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St. Josph
Margaret
Grealis
Charles P .Schilling
al Wier Cooney
Misa Minnie
Spessen
Trader
Lohenfrin
Margaret Emmett
Hembeck
Andrew Unabrook
Mr. Schilling
T. H. Greells Jr
J. HW. Greells
Miss Greells
Iar
Town Dairy Separator Co
Starlingworth
Greella
Franklin Street
Questa
Dede Talty
Lenora Flattery
Mayme Henneby
Alice Drennan
Minnie Sposeen
Loretta Connelly
Pow Beng
Mre
Peter Schilling
Dubuque
Greelig Jr
Minnie Spessman
Traer
Jon O'Kiet
Nick Schilling
Michael
Jesup
Thomas Emmett
Reinbeck
Mra
John Kief
Dunkerton
Andrew Schilling
Lamont
G. Crealis
Watertown
South Dakota
Fort Dodge
Miss Agatha, Wangier
Frank Braniger
C. DL. Wangier
Raat Third Street
Afl Ita
Very Warm Week Described In Des Moines Weather Bulletin
Des Moines reports a very warm week with temperatures around 80 under clear skies. The crop service bulletin notes a long, dry spell with no rain for twenty days, prompting drought concerns, but the warm temps sped up ripening and many crops are in shock or silos.
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Des Moines
Owan Honored 18 Eng
A memorial service in Kirkby Stephen Westmorland honors James Woodward of Dubuque Iowa a native who migrated forty years ago and made wealth and scholarships for his birthplace. He also funded an old age pension for local preachers and widows.
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London
Kirkby Stephen
Westmorland
James Woodward
Dubuque
Iowa
Woodward
United States
Rooster Attack Injures Child in Charles City Yard
A three year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Palmer, was attacked by a neighbor’s rooster in the yard of H. Merten. The bird pecked the eye and head, causing serious facial injuries. Doctors hope to save the child’s eyesight after initial aid arrived.
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Charles City
Mra
Clarence Palmer
West Able
H. Merten
Mr. Mertén
Local notes and visits fill town end horizon
Town end tidbits record visits by Mrs. Blim, Mrs. St Bachiell, and families, plus many notes from Cedar Rapids to Latrobe. Sessions of the Royal Neighbors, farm stall and hog housing, barn painting, and a spate of travel, sales, and births fill the week. Many names, places, and moving plans reflect a bustling rural community.
Mills Fail 70 Work Windless Day Put Windmills Out of Commission
Windless days crippled farm windmills causing asset devaluation. Farmers, unable to pump water, switch to gasoline engines for daily, low-cost power. Local dealers report surge in orders as they supply eight engines in a single day during the La Porte period.
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Laporte
Defaults Taken and Jury Report Postponed at District Court
District court adjourned with several defaults noted as cases await trial. Judge Ransier moved jury duty to October 5, two weeks later than planned, to allow chancery hearings if weather permits. Attorneys show limited zeal amid poor conditions.
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Ransier
Old Cedar Does Stunt On River Flow Mystery
Reports describe unusual river behavior with water rising over banks and a central channel clearing, defying simple explanation. Locals debate causes from lunar influence to earth motion while superstitions rise as observers note changing patterns over days.
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Warda
Tha ‘Dam
Eldé
Maine
Illinois Central to revise time schedule on western lines
A new time card will soon be issued for Illinois Central routes from Chicago to Omaha. No trains will be added or removed, but several times will shift. The current schedule, in use nearly six months, has pleased most, except western branches Fort Dodge and Madison Fort Dodge. Adjustments aim to improve service on those branches. Matilda Waylan sues Scott W Ray for divorce claiming desertion. They wed Magoo City May 20 1805 and separated July 18 1808. she seeks to resume her maiden name Matilda Holbrook.
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E Bept
T. Blim
St Bachiell
A. Ortner
Minnesota
South Dakota
Louis Penne
Mamie Welch
Barclay
Besse Hottman
Frank Melér
Elmer
Itd
Schuler
Wales
Phifer
Hockson Slan
Jesup
Mason
Barelay
Oldapepinse
Billy Nesteld
John Barlow
Elier Dickey
Latporte City
van Brocklin
Joo
Cedar Rapidz
Marion
Oelweln
Shell Rock
Dunkerton
M. Warner
Hale
Jones County
Warner
Nellie Burk
Hi. L. Hegel
W. Magee
Schwartz
J. A.’ Preabe
Wimar Harden
Gorny
Metntoah
Dave Schmitt
Nees
John
Schmitt
Oklahoma City
Annie Keane
Dubuque
Sisters of Charity
J. B. Gbueish
Sama Plaga
Taft
Lowa
Dave Helple
Dewar
August Schmitt and
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Madison-Freaport
Matilda Waylan
Scott W .Ray
Magoo City
Pinluit
Matilda Holbrook
Mrs Boyle and friends plan long Mississippi River camping
Mrs J W Boyle joins Earl Kleckman John Young and Millard Page with Elmer Page for a camping trip on the Mississippi River lasting eight weeks or more.
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J. W. Boyle
Earl Kleckman
John Young
Wamond Dunkertom
Millard
Elmer Page
Misassaippi River
Local Notes and Farm Sale Report From Cedar Realis Area
The dry weather boosts the corn crop while Frank Billman’s farm sale opens the season with satisfactory results. Chas. Benson plans to move to Oklahoma after selling his farm. The community hosts a tea at Roadman home and prepares for the first lecture of the season Thursday evening. Mrs. Trimble and Mrs. A Bradley are visiting relatives, with several locals traveling to celebrate and visit over the weekend.
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Bept
Jorngong
Accre
Sa Eidames
Jepson
Cedar Realis
Georges
Frank Billman
Chas. Benson
Oklahoma
Indies
Roadman
el Crouse
Mary
Momitt
Thos
Porter
Rembock
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Mmanus
Wis
Plaintiff
Bt. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bucyrus
Ohio
Krench
Kranch
van Klein
Klein
Kranich
Grace Haiteal
Braut
Dieoks Gas Company
Chas. Elliott
Blackhawk
Duott Willl
Jaxerclaes
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
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Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congres
Graelis
Schilling
Wangler
Braniger
E.R. Busby
Elizabeth of
Dubuqie
City
A. J. Busby
Owan
ENG
John Woodward
Rooster
Child
Town End
Ee Dunkerton
Cecelia Welter
Orlweth
J.L. Staebell
Bam Bshimp
S Arch [Ayes
Dunkerston Craft Horse Co
William Nora
Spink County
Slater
Wudge
Wmindla Central
Gase
Glrcult Court
Jersuy
R. oOangter
Firn
Wangler Brogi
W. B. Carpenter
Catherine Carpenter
Wade
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