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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1915

Page

3

Embezzler Released as Bail Bond Signed by Citizens

Wevera Parrin, former Cedar Rapids National Bank teller, charged with embezzling $20,000, released on court jail bail. ten prominent citizens signed the bail bond. Bridge collapse endangers rural mail carrier Fred Rector as Waubonsie ditch floods. Rector escapes after ferrying through a damaged wagon. Ottumwa to host large labor day celebration September 6 with Alba Oskaloosa Centerville joining. Lieut. Gov. Harding to speak. Edwit Liane of West Liberty ends life after despondency and failed operations on herself and daughter.

Wevera Lipa Gedur Rapids Leo Parrlo Cedar Rapids National Bank Bartlett Fred Rector Waubonsie Rector Slidre Muscatine Nuts Edwit Liane West Liberty

Three Iowans to divide New York fortune of 100000

Mrs Alice Dutton and Miss Kate Dutton of Bettandorf plus their nephew William A Dutton are heirs to a 100000 estate from the late Charles Garros-Gréone a New York and Paris resident. Mrs Groona died April 3 after an appendectomy.

New York Davenport Alice’ Dutton Atwill Kate Dutton Bettandorf Wiliam A. Dutton Atrr Charles Garros-Gréone Jennie Dutton New York City Paris Groona

Mystery Incomplete Daath Case At Mars Hall

A garbled report from a local incident describes a boy named Johaé who suffered injuries and died in a hospital after a mishap. The text references a physician absence and unclear details about the attacker or motive.

Mars Hall Toys Yetery Alty Johaé

Iowa News Highlights From Des Moines To Waverly And More

The report covers Iowa topics including the North Iowa fair events with entrants from Waverly Cassell, Minouska and Topeka regions, noting scores and entries. It mentions serum treatment studies, hog disease prevention led by Dr. Gibson, and the ongoing encampment of over 1,000 soldiers in Iowa City. Data on arrests for intoxication decrease in Des Moines and railroad land purchase by Minneapolis and St. Louis for the Des Moines and Dodge line are included.

W. B. Ioe Iandea W. G. Seata Pgvins de Siege PTOE Stinbtr Wisconsin Nebraska Indiana Missouri Ohio Texas Miinais Lret vWa Iwingis United States State Fair Association Coxland Des. Mathes Satan Dea Moines J. J. Gibson Mississippi Gibson Loup Iawa Inter-Church Council Des Moines Minneapolis and St- Louis Railroad Recorder of Polky Des Moines and Art Dodge Minneapolis St. Louis

Des Moines youth pleads guilty to brutal Boone murder

Arthur Lupsley an 18 year old of Des Moines confessed to County Attorney FW Ganoe that he killed his wealthy uncle Thomas J Smalley at the Smalley farm north of Boone. He said the motive was money and his mother needed rent money. Authorities feared lynching as he was taken into custody after a grueling examination.

Boone FW. Ganoo Arthur Lupsley Des Moines Thomas J. Smalley Smallesy Farm Lumley Degras Jaumaley Smaley Ligutey Wilk’smafley Ponteiping Amalley California

Jericho Horns Aided by Patrolman Charge Against Mrs Frost

Patrolman Helmuth accuses Mrs. Frost of speeding at 400 miles an hour in Chelsea at 110 South Dorset Avenue. Mrs. Frost denies breaking any law while Recorder Gaekill issues a warning to maintain city quietude and to muff Jericho’s horn.

Jericho Bar Helmuth Gaekill Mia Frost Philadelphia South Dorset Avenua Chelsea Joehuea

New Minnesota Iron Mine Opens with 40 Million Tons Ore

A new iron mine in Minnesota will be operated by open pit, containing an estimated 40,000,000 tons of ore. The project adopts the state's prevalent mining method with significant production potential.

Minnesota

Self Shampooing Goods and Coast Defense Craft Highlighted

An ad touts Cuticura Skin Ointment as a universal emollient for skin scalp hair and hands with free samples by mail. The navy reports trials of sea sleds a fast coast defense craft that skims the water at high speed and could be mass produced cheaper than a single seaplane cruiser.

Boston United States Navy Oleg Navy

Waterproof Matches Made by Dipping in Paraffin

Many campers have found store-bought matches damp and useless. Dip dry matches in very hot melted paraffin, let cool, then use as normal. Paraffin coating protects from dampness without affecting lighting, creating waterproof matches for outdoor use.

Tribute to the Candidate Tom Shipp Interview Call

An interviewer calls Indianapolis congressional candidate Tom Shipp amid a busy day. The caller, claiming lifelong devotion, presses for a meeting and asks details about Shipp's appearance and office location, hinting at pursuing an interview at the Claypool Hotel lobby.

Tom Shipp Congress Indianapolis Shipp Tom Volna Claypool #6 Popular

Sea battle legacy challenged by Newberry remarks

The writer cites Triman H. Newberry criticizing naval equipment to claim sea warfare subverts its heroic tradition. He argues modern ships and submarines erase classic image of stand up sea fights once depicted by Farragut Nelson and Dewey, foretelling a shift away from armored, hand to hand combat to distant, indirect methods.

Triman_H. Newberry Yeasela Lea Jane Perry Farragut Nelson Dewey Ont

Lawful Procedure Incomplete Speech at Local Magistrate Hearing

A court records a defendant explaining a lawful action behind a blocked eye during a magistrate hearing. The magistrate questions the defendant about the intent and legality of the conduct. The transcription shows fragmented dialogue and unclear names.

Tassaly

European labor savings drive stirs tensions

In a period of shortages, authorities push austerity measures and labor saving reforms across Western Europe. Leaders face opposition from unions while markets adjust to new tariffs and production curbs amid a fragile economy.

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