02 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
1
A scattered selection covers immigration trends at Ellis Island and Denmark's stance on modern sovereignty, plus New Orleans preparing for a 1916 exposition and New York court rulings on parental consent for marriage. Other notes touch on egg prices, a Chicago divorce case, and general public affairs.
A prisoner seeks a new trial citing a new witness Anne Schmidt who allegedly saw the doctor in his office during the time and place of the supposed murder of his wife. The defense argues the new testimony undermines prior circumstantial evidence and warrants a retrial.
Twelve deaconesses from the local training school on Ninth Street will graduate under the guidance of Superintendent Vly McMill at Wesley Methodist. Bishop Robert McIntyre will give the commencement address and diplomas will be distributed by Dr. Wiel Brown. Leaders include Grace Dawson Wellman and Nellie Acie Doran among others.
Des Moines May 76 Governor Carroll repeats charges against John Downie and criticizes Mr Cownie’s role in the affair. He claims a publicity motive behind resignations and disputes a Glaytag letter. The report also mentions a separate tragedy in Manchester with a town flooded by a hungry bear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Water company and names such as Halie-Haas and Qounell Bibra with unclear roles. The damaged lines reference two years and possible founder notes, but specifics remain indeterminant.
May 27 Des Moines reports Mrs 8 2 Brown defeated for state president of the Iowa State Federation of Negro Women’s Clubs by a two vote First Vice-president Buxton second Recording Secretary Mrs Alice Thompson Muscatine Corresponding Secretaries Mrs Wattle Hutchinson Huston Treasurer Mrs a P Hamilton Des Moines State Organisor Mrs 5 J Town Des Moines Chaplain Mrs George R J Patton Des Moines Warlong committees chaired by Mrs 7 H S Wood Des Moines others include Mrs B B Beston Davenport Mrs C B Lewis Davenport Des Moines attention to social parity forestry homemakings and more. convention closed after the officers were installed by Mrs C B Lewis Davenport.
Dickey of Davenport won the western handicap trapshooting event and first money plus the championship trophy by breaking 96 targets of 200. The meet, May 2 7, ranks second to none in the country aside from the Grant American handicap.
Fred A. Houghtrek, employed as a watchman at the Wetloval Dena faved Aleshol company, was shot through the left bang by an unknown assailant who escaped. The incident occurred in Metshajitown on May 26.
A fugitive named Jons Olly Maye r John Bertouh was captured after a pursuit. He faces charges related to departing, with details indicating involvement by Deputy Boeri Rowland and an assault incident against his wife during the capture.
The readable text is highly garbled with place names like New Centerville Paget and scattered fragments. No coherent event or person is identifiable to summarize into a concrete news item or outcome.
The meeting featured talks on Verendrya explorations and Native American history, with papers by Alvert Walking and others. Prof Wilcox presided as G. E. Mae Lean welcomed attendees, and Charles Brown discussed Nebraska history as sessions span the afternoon with state society conferences and prominent addresses planned.
Mareballtown Iowa May 27 Haw ley Phanty and Amanda Nolte two State Center youths and first cousins face a legal barrier to marriage under town and state laws. Parental objections and local sentiment sparked tensions leading to a carrying concealed weapon incident as August Nolte accuses Pillar of threatening his life. Nolte senior seeks peace while Amanda Nolte and her cousin press toward marriage despite obstacles. In Bronx City May 2nd pastor Wallace M Short of the First Congregational Church is robbed and beaten by assailants as he walks home.
May 26 report from Becausa notes Gateonaths and Pes Molinos urge the state to form a paleopathia medical board as elated physicians request the creation of a state paleopathia board. Police seek a suspect linked to a Peters Bonisken burglary worth about one hundred dollars.
The item records seed corn at four dollars per bushel with buyers receiving consignments by express. A later line notes a private detective, D J Whittaker, being shot dead in the yards on May 27.
Voters in Arenes approved a May 21 extension by a large majority exceeding 1,000 in favor. The measure seeks continued support for Traachlga related provisions and compensation adjustments as outlined in the local ballot.
A blaze at the Des Moines Street Railway Company repair and engine house at Second and Locust Streets destroyed part of the structure and nearly all twenty five cars. The fire caused about 440000 in damage, with half covered by insurance. Four of five horses in the stable were killed or badly burned, one had to be shot. Half a day’s employees slept inside the building and escaped.
A Cedar Rapids meeting on May 27 elected officers for the third and fourth class postmasters. Terelocked Chas HM of Londen presided with H A Barns of Van Worn as secretary and a vice president chosen from each county delegation to the State association in Des Moines.
Fragmentary notice reports a 4 statue action involving General A. H. Lee and a G A R hall in Guthrie Center with unclear dates and local condemnation. Names and places are partially readable, suggesting a civic dispute over memorials and public display.
The report notes ad wreckage and a disrupted meeting at the Cedar Bulls club with unclear references to state college leadership changes and a postponed decision regarding the Iowa State college presidency amid ambiguous events May 25.
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