Lincoln 10 Stand Trial When Jury Will Test Sanity
Warren J. Lincoln of Aurora faces a sanity trial in Geneva for the murder of his wife Lina Shoup Lincoln and her brother Byron Shoup. If found sane, he faces a murder trial with possible death penalty. if insane, he would be sent to the penitentiary for the criminal insane at Chesicoke. Lincoln’s confessed acts include severing heads, burning bodies, and concealing evidence in a concrete‑boxed slab.
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Geneva
Warren J. Lincoln
Aurora
Lina Shoup Lincoln
Byron Shoup
Opewit
Lincoln
Ilinois
Charles Abbott
Chesicoke
Kane County
Edgar Allen Pope
Wfe
Licoln
Sioux City Peony Growers Exhibit at National Show
Sioux City is well represented at the 21st annual American Peony Society show in Des Moines with over 300 blooms from two prominent local growers. W. S. Snyder and George G. Thallas display multiple varieties, with Thallas noting 100 distinct peony types represented. Local growers emphasize fall planting and reveal 25 acres of peonies in city yards.
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Sioux City
Des Moines
W. 8. Snyder
Fourth Street
Snyder
George G. Thallas
Thallas
A. R. Toothaker
Orleans Avenue
Morningside Floral Display
Floral Company
J. H. Bolton
Eighth Street
Mr. Bolton
Christ
Iowa medical leaders head to Madison hospital convention
Des Moines reports that many Iowa physicians and nurses will speak at the Tri State Hospital convention in Madison Wisconsin on June 25 to 27. Speakers include Dr Bert W Caldwell of Iowa City and Dr F P McNamara of Dubuque with others from Finley and Greater Community hospitals. Gov Blaine of Wisconsin opens with a welcome. |
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Des Moines
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Bert W. Caldwell
University Hospital
Iowa City
F. P. McNamara
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
N. Adele Northrop
R. N
F. E. Sampson
Greater Community Hospital
Creston
J. J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Elcome
Herman L. Fritschel
Wisconsin Hospital
Ces
Illinois
Minnesotapitals
Cut Clover High For Second Year Hay
Farmers should cut sweet clover for hay in the second year before flower buds appear. The second growth comes from buds along the stems, not from the crown, differing from alfalfa and red clover.
Iowa Faces Few Harmful Snakes, Says Professor
Professor J E Guthrie of Iowa State College zoology reports only a handful of snakes in the United States pose real danger. In Iowa the rattlesnake is the most common harmful species but its warning rattle makes it the least dangerous. Moccasins and copperheads are rare here, though common further south and east.
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Iowa City
Iowa
J. E. Guthrie
Iowa State College
United States
United Sates
How to Kill Weeds in Crop Cultivation
The article explains weed control in early crop growth, stressing shallow soil stirring to kill small weeds. It cautions against overly deep cultivation to avoid harming crop roots.
Junior Chamber to Pick Officers for New Executive Council
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will announce the elected officers at its annual meeting in the Chamber rooms on Wednesday. Twelve nominees were named by the nominating committee for the executive council, with W. L. Sloan in charge of arrangements.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Sloan
Chamber
F. E. Bickler
Scott M. Burpee
Wilson T. Clark
C. C. Davenport
Frank B. Davidson
Will H. DeGaris
Willis F. Forbes
R. D. Magoun
C. Truman Redfield
A. A. Sorenson
Herman Slotsky
John W. Swartz
D. W. Verstegen
Horace F. Wulf
Amil C. Youngblades
Ralph C. Prichard
William Wolfe
Robert E. Voiland
I saw it in The Regis ter
I saw it in The Regis ter.
Iowa Lawmakers to Picnic Monday
Storm Lake Iowa June 21 Arrangements are nearly complete for the annual legislative picnic on June 23. Iowa lawmakers will register at the Bradford hotel, enjoy refreshments and rides, then visit the Country club for sports and a large fish fry. Senators Stoddard and Gilchrist lead the ball game between Senate and House followed by golf and a boat race.
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Storm Lake
Iowa
Bradford Hotel
Solons
Country Club
Senator Stoddard
Senate
Diltz
House
Fred Gilchrist
Storm Lake Band
Perry Holdoegel
Forage crops in Sudan hog feed and farm failures rise
Sudan shows alfalfa clover and rape outperforming hog forage. Hot weather forage value improves with alfalfa and clover while Sudanese hog farmers face rising farm failure percentages faster than other occupations.
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Sudan
Cleveland Street Car Strike Postponed by Court Order
The Cleveland long threatened street car strike was postponed as the common pleas court granted a restraining order at the union's request. Attorney William Day represented the union while John Stanley led the Cleveland Railway Company. The walkout, initially set for June 10, was delayed due to the recent Republican convention.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Railway Company
William Day
John Stanley
Carmen
Marines to Guard Mail Trains After Rondout Robbery
Chicago June 21 Marines may be detailed to guard mail trains from Chicago to prevent a repeat of the 3 million dollar robbery of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mail train near Rondout Illinois Rush D Simmons chief post office inspector said he would recommend special guards probably marines Simmons noted Will Hays as postmaster general once called out marines to protect mail trains after an epidemic of holdups and this situation may be met in the same way Meanwhile the federal grand jury has indicted 10 men in connection with the Rondout raid.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Rondout
Ill
Rush D. Simmons
Washington
Simmons
Will Hays
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago girl sails to London for agricultural editors meeting
Miss Ruth Frank of Chicago, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Frank of Floyd County, sails June 21 for England as delegate to the American Agricultural Editors Association convention in London starting June 24. Frank is business manager of a milk publication covering Illinois.
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Charles City
Ruth Frank
Chicago
Legion Post Band to Open Concerts
The Monahan post American Legion band opens the 1924 summer concert series at Grandview park this evening, with Reed's band alternating. Following dates include Riverside Lewis and other parks through July and August, with funding shifted to the park board fund per city treasurer A Carlson.
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Grandview Park
Monahan Post American Legion
Legion
Reed
Lewis Park
Riverside Park
James Barton
Leeds Park
Anderson Park
Children's Park
Cole’s Addition Park
Fairmount Park
Central Park
Park Board Fund
As A. Carlson
Mt Pleasant hospital cleared in Cassell death case
Officials at the Mt Pleasant state hospital were exonerated from blame for the death of Eugene Cassell an Italian miner from Centerville after a coroner s jury heard 18 witnesses. The verdict found Cassell died from severe internal injuries caused by a Mexican inmate and the institution was not responsible.
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Des Moines
Mt. Pleasant State Hospital
Eugene Cassell
Centerville
M. C. Macklin
United Press Today
Cassell
Big Sioux River Rises Then Falls After South Dakota Rains
Water levels at the Big Sioux River peaked at 15 feet near the Sioux City Boat Club, four feet above normal, as heavy rain in South Dakota caused a flood. Attendants report a decline since midnight Friday, with the river retreating about 2 inches per hour from the flood stage.
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Big Sioux
South Dakota
Sioux City Boat Club
Pioneer Woman Dies At Home In Hawarden
Hawarden Iowa June 21 The death of Mrs Jesse Akin age 90 a resident here for 60 years occurred at her home after a long illness She and her husband were among Union County South Dakota early settlers dating to 1861 They endured pioneer hardships living in a cap covered crude structure and a log cabin later Mrs Akin the last of her family children two died Register Want Ads bring results.
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Hawarden
Jesse Akin
Cupid waits years to wed Iowa pair in retirement ranch nuptials
Shenandoah Iowa June 21 after 46 years of waiting Harley Sheeley now of High River Canada and Alta Bright of Helena Montana will wed on the Sheeley ranch June 24. Their long separation and family opposition finally yielded when Sheeley returned from Canada and renewed his courtship leading to a marriage planned in Canada.
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Shenandoah
Cupid
Iowa
Harley Sheeley
High River
Can
Miss Alta Bright
Helena
Mont
Sheeley
Harlan
Miss Bright
Canada
Howard Wilbur Dies In Sioux City Hospital
Howard Wilbur a well known Sioux City golfer and lodge man died early today in a local hospital after a four day illness. He was a salesman for W. Hopper Furniture and a member of the Sioux City Boys club Elks and Masons. He shot a hole in one at the club course and lived in Sioux City seven years after coming from Marshalltown born January 25 1885 in Marshalltown. He is survived by his widow two children Florence and Densel two brothers and one sister. Interment will be at Marshalltown with body at Westcott undertaking parlors.
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Howard Wilbur
Siong City
Florence and
Densel
Lion City
Los Angeles
Cal
Westcott Undertaking Parlor
Marshalltown
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J. H. Gagahagan
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Cecil Reilly
Bolton
Morningside Display
Frances Filer
Bolton Peony
Electric Carpet Washer CO
Junior Chamber
W. H. Bastian Printing CO
Printing Establishment
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6Th and
Nebraska Sts
W.H. Viall
Douglas
Sioux City, Iowa
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Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Rockford Walnut
Kiel
Northwestern Furniture Co
Kalish Brothers
Ath and
Pearl Streets
Michaels Stern & Co
Rochester
Palm Beach
Chicago Dye & Cleaning Works
Sioux City Gas & Electric Co
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