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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
3
Arthur Lumley, convicted in the T. d. Suisiley murder, was sentenced August 24 by Judge H. B. Pry to life. He faced the ruling calmly as parole options remained none.
A garbled report from Hardin County notes Dos Motese Nablsin and others tied to the Rainshareer case were pardoned on August 2 with conditions. One individual accepted the pardon while another refused, and prison officials describe ongoing reforms at the asylum and reform facility as part of the sequence.
An apparent shooting near Perry claims the life of 24 year old Trivlolowa resident Tririn Crisnin. Emma Stiney and another man reportedly died from self inflicted gunfire in a related incident, with three people said to be aboard a canoe linked to the event.
A man previously jailed for burglary is released on parole after a pledge violation. He heads to work on the day of release, with the police expressing hope he will reform fully.
A street car struck an automobile injuring a woman identified as Mrs. Smt. She sustained several broken ribs and other bruises. Her condition is reported as serious. Ottomng and Jack Smith were mentioned as night police contacts in the incident report.
Frank H. Philips of this city was directed by the commissioners to be committed to the state insane hospital at Quivindis after a mental health crisis related to the Frank case. Philips formerly served as a solicitor for Highland Part college in Des Bulnes.
An eighty acre tract southeast of Waterloo sold at public auction for 2920 dollars. Oakley Maye of LaPorte City purchased it with Mrs J H Reeves, Plymouth County elder, among observers. A local obituary notes the death of a Plymouth County resident after an operation for appendicitis.
A meeting at the M. G. A. building launched the Iowa State Peace Society in Des Moines under the auspices of the American Portes federation. Dr. Smiken Loyd Jones of Chicago and A. W. Kiipfoth delivered keynote addresses. The gathering urged all faiths and labor groups to unite against war and militarism and participate in the convention.
A clearness near Knoxville details coal extraction and brick plant uses for state facilities. The article notes a large vein of coal suitable for winter use, potential railroad access, and shipments of clay products. It mentions a navy building program and farm profit from the mine by the board of control, with production figures and farm integration plans.
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