Four Appeal Of Six Arraigned In Liquor Cases
Six men were arraigned in the recorder's court on prohibition violations. One man was discharged, one case continued until June 10, and four gave notice of appeals. Claude Champion faced fines and appeals after a raid on Schimpf's alley. Champion claimed a man in Plateau provided the beer. Willie Duff was arrested last Saturday.
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Recorder’s Court
Harry Puckett
Schimpf's Alley
Murphy, Lacy, Burth and Pearson
Claude Champion
Champion
John H. McEvoy
John T. McGrath
John Riley
Plateau
Riley
Willie Duff
Indian bowel remedy praised by missionary in Des Moines lecture
A missionary from India stated that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life after falling ill in the Indian interior. He claimed the remedy is effective as both a preventive and cure for cholera and suitable for milder bowel complaints in the United States. Obtainable everywhere.
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India
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Fraternal Meetings Noted In Local Halls
Tonight multiple groups meet across town including Or der of Odd Fellows Encampment No 1 at Odd Fellows Hall and Ladies of Honor Corneliage No 235 at IOOF Hall Woodmen of the World Carnation Camp No 98 Moose Hall Masonic Athelstan Lodge No 369 A F and A M Masonic Temple BPOE Mobile Lodge No 108 at Ellis Home Government and Joachim streets Knights of Columbus Supreme Special Agent W J Moriarity to address council at 8 PM
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LO. O. F
Mt. Ararat
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ladies of Honor
Corneliage
Woodmen of ‘the World
Carnation
Moose Hall
Masonic—Athelstan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Mobile Lodge
Ellis
Government
Joachim
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Special
W. J. Moriarity
Council
Rotary Club Meets at 1 PM in Assembly Room
Rotary Club holds its meeting at 1 p m in the Assembly Room of the Cawthon Hotel. Red Cross Life Saving Corps convenes at 7 o clock this evening at the Y M C A.
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Rotary Club
Cawthon Hotel
Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Film Couples in New Releases Across Theaters
Crown presents Gloria's Romance featuring Billie Burke with Geo Kleine and a noted romance. Crescent spotlights Their Quiet Little Honeymoon starring Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew. Bi Son shows Tammany's Tiger with Marie Walcamp and Claudie with Edith Roberts. Empire screens The Two Edged Sword starring Edith Storey Mary Brooks and Robert Gaillard.
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Crown
Gloria
Billie Burke
Sidney Drew
Crescent
Tammany
Tiger
Bison
Marie Walcamp
Claudie
Edith Roberts
Alice Howell
Empire
Edith Storey
Mary Brooks
Robert Gaillard
Beer wagon case ends in fines and appeals
Officer McCarron driving a beer wagon on Water near Government Street pleaded not guilty. He was fined 50 dollars and an appeal to the city court with bond set at 200 dollars, bondsmen John H. McEvoy and John H. McGrath. Joe Williamson also pleaded not guilty, fined 50 dollars, and appealed with bond 50 dollars. Williamson’s bond was by McEvoy and McGrath. A Negro porter said the beer belonged to Williamson, who earlier found liquor in an adjacent house, gave officers the key to the vacant house, and let them in.
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McCarron
Government Street
John H. McEvoy
John H. McGrath
Duff
Joe Williamson
Williamson
Store arrest breaks up beer gathering on Government Street
Joe Simonson was arraigned today after detectives found five men drinking beer at a table and bottles on ice in his store on Government Street. He pleaded not guilty, was fined $50, and posted a $200 bond with W. J. Carlisle and F. O. Haas signing. James Torrance’s case was continued to June 10 for attorney time.
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Joe Simonson
Burch, Pearson, Lacy and Murphy
Government Street
W. J. Carlisle
F. O. Haas
James Torrance
Williamson and Duff Docketed After Street Fight
R. J. Williamson and John Duff were docketed at the police station on the charge of disorderly conduct after a Wednesday street fight on St Francis near St Joseph. One rake allegedly used in the fray. Williamson is said to have broken it. They will be arraigned in recorder's court Friday morning.
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R. J. Williamson
John Duff
St. Francis Street
St. Joseph Street
Williamson
Duff
Recorder's Court
Roosevelt 1060 to Chicago if the Republ invite it
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt said he would go to Chicago if the Republican convention invites him. He spoke after receiving Senator Jackson of Maryland’s invitation and urged a nominee who would place the nation true to itself and to mankind. He criticized President Wilson’s service to the democracy.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Jackson
Maryland
Wilson
Progressive platform complete as Chicago meets to unite policy
Progressive leaders finish a platform crafted with Republican convention builders. It calls for Americanism, preparedness, and peace after war. It urges a navy second rank, 250000 standing army, universal training, suffrage, industry regulation, conservation, and a renewed merchant marine.
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Chicago
Mexico
Louisville & Nashville Reports May Revenue Increase
The Louisville and Nashville railroad shows May operating revenues higher by 1.13 million dollars than May 1915 and 759 thousand over May 1914. From July 1915 to May 1916 the gain over the prior period totals 7.75 million, though this period is down 268 thousand from 1913-14. The report suggests continued business expansion in the South where the line operates.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Harmon y Hope in Big Convention Fades as Debates End
The resolutions committee kept working on the platform during a two hour session to finish its permanent organization and hear speeches. Dissenting reports on woman suffrage and Mexican planks advanced to full committee amid long debates. The suffrage plank passed 25 to 21, proposed by Senator Borah, while the committee declined to include a prohibition plank.
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Resolutions Committee
Borah
Republican Party
Concert at McGill's Institute For St Josephs Benefit
A concert tonight at 8 o'clock at McGill's Institute benefits the St Josephs Catholic Association. Performers include Frances O Connor Alice Dyas Capitola Smith Ethel Dyas J R Miller J L Herman Harry Childs E L Daves E A OConnor John Brady W D Wilson Leo Cumming and others with a full program of overtures solos duets quartets and songs featuring works by Donizetti Raff SaintSaens and Nevin among others.
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McGill's Institute
St. Joseph’s Catholic Association
Frances O'Connor
Alice Dyas
Capitola Smith
Ethel Dyas
Messrs
J. R. Miller
J. L. Herman
Harry Childs
E. L. Daves
E. A. O'Connor
John Brady
W. D. Wilson
Leo Cumming
Aug Enhaes
Hawley
Frank Wilson
Missud
Maying
Nevin
Julia Braun
Leone Ballweg
Orientale
Cal
Nadine
Hunter
Plano
Pearle Schwarz
W. 8. Stewart
Mandelay
Speaks
T. H. Halliwell
Saint- Saens
Allyn L. Feeks
Donizetti
W. H. RadeBalgh
William Gass
Brotherhoods 10 Press Questions In Wage Talks
New York June representatives for railroad employees reentered talks with managers to press questions on the wage scale. Managers had refused to answer offhand, promising to respond today. Union leaders say managers must answer honestly in return or be guilty of bad faith.
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New York
United States
Elisha Lee
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Nancy
Teddy—Hughes
Ferndell Grocery Store
the Oldest Bank
Alabama
First National Bank of Mobile
Ala
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Republ
Man
Louisville and Nashville
Harmony
Brotherhoods
Mobile Gas Co
Wirthmor
Wallace
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Colgate’s
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