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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
1
A garbled exchange shows Mr Murray irritable in confinement, accusing someone in the parlor as Nawate deflects, while mentioning a daughter named Mary taking piano steps and a pig in a curious exchange.
A review of a new book by Gutierrez de Lara and Edgcomb Pinchon, The Mexican Peoples Their Struggle for Freedom, arguing that Mexico’s revolutions under Huerta and Carranza aim to secure agrarian democracy. It details the 1867 constitution and its articles, tracing how landowners and foreign intervention hinder reforms, and urging support for constitutional rights and education.
Sixty three Medina colonists from Oaxaca are among refugees arriving in Omaha after two days in Cordoba with guns seized but belongings kept. They recount mobs threatening to kill, looting trains, and demands for protection money. A ranch manager describe being beaten, and families sleeping in barracks amid anxieties.
The Allison monument commission approves placing the memorial south of the capitol, 50 feet east of the soldiers and sailors monument, with Miss Evelyn Longman sculptor and Henry Bacon architect involvement. The site aligns with E. R. Masqueray plans for state house grounds beautification.
Frank Deverick, one of the seamen killed in the Vera Cruz landing, was the Iowa City son of Mr and Mrs Charles Deverick. He enlisted in the navy last year after being placed with the home finding association since his parents separated. He had begun as a sailor in South Carolina. The body will be brought to Blakegburg for burial.
Judge G. D. Wheeler presided in district court over Angward Anderson v. Hook Island Railroad. The employee claimed damages after being struck on the head by a deer bottle thrown from a Rock Island train. the court directed a verdict for the defendant.
A two year old $20,000 damage sale stemming from Lews Srank Evans death on Morningside avenue settles for $760. Lavina B. Evans administratrix of the Evans estate led the claim against Sioux City Service Company for damages after the street car incident.
J H W Wyle chairs the progressive state central committee urging a state convention in Des Moines on July 8. Other items note L R Wikener of LaMars dies at 72, born in Germany in 1842 and arriving in New York in 1861, running a laundry in Ledara.
The report names John W Hulls as deputy to the sheriff and the chosen head of the police. racing through town are notes on robberies, a man committed to an asylum, a marriage dispute in Inwood, and rail earnings shifts. Additional items cover a search for a local acid-ink grafter, hospital plans in Sioux City, a cyclone survivor, and various county happenings.
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