Iowa Marriage Law Indictments Highlight Local News
A report observes two couples indicted for violating Iowa marriage law while other snippets mention political spending figures, a 60th wedding anniversary in Orange City, and a Dover trip by Jonathan Rolling as part of a mixed set of clippings with varied topics from labor to local events.
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Iowa
Wey Uno
Gooner
Frances Criss
F. Stewarton
Lemars
Roerr
Peter Per Lanier
Inauguration plans for Iowa Governor set for January 13 1917
The article notes the gubernatorial inauguration in Iowa on January 13 1917 with Governor-elect Harding due to take office. Governor Clarke remains in state government duties, while other elective offices and canvassing details are outlined amid reports of political arrangements and timelines.
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Bes Melnes
Iowa
Harding
Clarke
Che Vore
Shippers Notified on New Gemurrage Rates in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin shippers receive notice of new Gemurrage rates effective seven days after publication. The change affects loading terms and related charges, with adjustments to tariff schedules and regulatory compliance requirements for carriers and freight handlers.
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Piristale
Band and postal service issues in Iowa and Davenport report
A fragmented clipping notes a postal matter in Des Moines and a Davenport matter involving a person named Grant Taylor and a cash sum. It mentions German missionaries and references to the Triust empire prior to the war, with scattered details about farmers, a horse incident, and officials.
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Bing
Iowa
Moines
Dallas
Crant Taylor
Triust Empire
Niece in jail after street attack attempt in Pleasantville
Aaron Conn aged 50 was jailed after a clash with citizens who protected his niece Esther Conn from being horse whipped by her uncle. Rev Spooner, the town marshal and locals stopped Conn as he fled, after threatening Mrs. G. Barnar and breaking into Thornbur’s home.
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Plessynsville
Aaron Conn
Esther Conn
Pleasantville
Conn
Spooner
Methodist Church
UO. B. Bare
Severa
Miss Barner
Clyde Hudson
Eat Thornburs
Hudson
Con
Cami
Minarshkial Loos
Ida Grove
Ida Steve
Knapp
George Knapp
Nome
Ellen Raties
EA. Talley
Taylor Berg
Charles City
New York Weakly Tribune
Horace Greeley
Martel Iy
Wilkerson Accused Jones Before Villisca Citizens
In a public session near Villisca witnesses testified that Wilkerson implicated Jones in a murder case connected to Harber and a group of men seen planning the act. Attorney Mitchell argued Wilkerson did not claim Jones urged any murder, only Joe Moore, while the motive alleged was to hide the identity of the killer.
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I. Towtoy
Jones Erape
Jones
Harber
Erson
Remain- Paton Lotie State Senate
Torney Mitchell
Thomas
Mack Watering
Mt Lo Thomas
Photans
Jamieson Likely Democratic National Secretary Pick
Shenandoah Iowa resident W D B Jamieson expected to be named national secretary of the Democratic headquarters in Washington amid campaign activity. He recently resigned as postmaster and reportedly held a lead role in New York operations. a $3,000 job was noted as part of his recognition.
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Shenandoah
W. DB. Jamieson
Democratic
Washington
Loftfire
al Jamieson
New York
Correctionville Doctor Suffering A Stroke Seeks Recovery
Correctionville Louisiana corrections: Dr W. McQuitty, a long practicing physician in Woodbury County, was found unconscious in his office after a paralysis stroke. Attending doctors from Cushing and Sioux City attended him. his age and full status were not fully clear from the report.
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Correctionville
Ville
Nev
W. McQuitty
Woodbury County
Con. Br. Bullock
Cushing
Sioux Clix
Im Construction
Quitty
Beaucourt 18 Falls as British Press Attacks Continue
Wireless dispatch reports Beaucourt 18 lost and British forces pressing along the Ancre. Yadav’s official tally notes Mesucourt captured while attacks elsewhere met with heavy losses and ceaseless bombardment.
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Beaucourt
Bertin
Sayviltes
Ancre
Yadav
Mesucourt
Wireless message to the Mikado signals new telegraph debut
In San Francisco on March 18 the Mareen Wireless Telegraph company launched a commercial service. President Wilson and other notable figures sent a wireless message relayed via Honolulu to the emperor of Japan and dignitaries. The waterproof odorless paper from seawear was showcased.
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San Francisc
Hosa
Maareen Wireless Telegraph Company
Wilson
Relinas Ridec
Continental Bank Loans China Five Million Gold Loan
Washington reports Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago extended a 5 million dollar gold loan to the Chinese government through minister Koo. The loan, for three years, is secured by a hypothecation of certain freight and has parliamentary approval. Arthur Reynolds signed as bank VP with Koo signing for China.
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Washington, DC
Continental and Commercial Na Tonal Bank of
Chicago
Tere
Wellington Koo
Chinese Legation
Dy Koo
Arthur Reynolds
Legation
Thanksgiving Proclamation Addresses War Weariness
Fragmented quotation from a 1916 proclamation by President Woodrow Wilson urging Americans to give thanks for peace and blessings while reflecting on the costs of war. Mentions Congress and officials including Secretary of State Robert Lansing and Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory amid calls for national worship and unity.
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Europe
J. Woodrow Wilson
Ag Fusted Blates
Armerica
Crete
Tonk Petree
Washington
Eiurs
Lansing
Break Down Walls to Escape Chaos at Event
Violent crowd surge at a front entrance and street sides causes injuries as attendees push, break electric conductions, and police struggle to separate participants. Trainers and guards attempt control amid panic and confusion as doors collapse and darkness falls.
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Ransis
Harte
Moose Must Pay After Novice Moose Killing
The case stems from the death during initiation at Birmingham lodge where Igonaki Jens’s estate receives a judgment of $18,900. The ruling upholds liability for the fatal incident tied to the order’s proceedings.
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Montgomery
Igonaki
Supreme Lodge of the World
Fd Wat
Oat Girmingham
Henny
Court settles dispute of Nebraska counties
Lincoln Web Nov 07 The supreme court settled the boundary dispute between Arthur County the youngest in Nebraska and Garden County A strip 24 24 relief has been in dispute since Arthur county was organized in 195 The court ruled Garden County holds the disputed land based on occupation rights and awarded a strip measuring equal in length to one seventh of the boundary height
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Arthur
Nebraska
Garlen County
Arthur County
Garden County
Colorado Bank Safe Looted of 6700 in Silver
In Walsenburg Colorado burglars entered via a hidden ceiling passage and blew open the National Bank early today, stealing about 6700 mostly in silver. The break in was discovered when clerks opened the bank, with a broken latch and a handle remaining as the sole clue to the thieves.
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Walsenburg
Colo
Annie Tims
National Bank
Tragedy Near New London Claims Wreck Sub Crew
The German submersible Deutschland returning to Bremen collided with the tug ship TL A Scott off New London killing several crew members of the Scott. The submarine, with its escort tug Alert, sailed north in rough seas amid questions about the cause as officials investigated.
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Conn
Scott
Bremen
Wis Llinsch
Neckar
Wes Alert
A. Srote
TL A. Scatt Wroeing Company
Deutschland
Koenig
Sheck
Moenig
Ware
Thi G. Beitken
Eastern Forwarding Company
Laechlenk
Cauit
Amr
Flinsch
Paul G. Hilken
Sassern
Amtericain Ascets
Race Rock
Central
Shorty
Railroad unions seek injunction in Spokane case
Northern Pacific Railroad Company filed suit in district court at Spokane to restrain enforcement of the Adamson eight hour law. The action names four union heads and district officers as defendants in a move by labor and management to block the new wage and hours rules.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Adamson
Four Brotherhoods
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