Havner Indicted In Office Oppression Case At Trial
Iowa attorney general Havner was indicted for oppression in office tied to grand jury actions in the Willisrahi slayings case. He posted bond and awaits a preliminary hearing. A state official statement denied the indictment’s foundation and noted potential penalties. In separate news, a car train collision near Coin injured a family, including a 2 year old, as boiling water sprayed from the radiator.
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Pinto News Soction
Red Oak
LG. Kelly
A. A. Havner
Ar. Havner
Montrom Sty County
Alice Willard
Jones-withkerson
Grand Jury
Council Bluffs
Sealien
Burl Pinkey
Coin
Pinkey
James von Osgon
Gev Erely
Draft Honor Gifts For Marshall County Young Men
Marshall county residents plan a civic welcome for men drafted into the national army. From subscriptions a gift is provided for each departing soldier including a comfort kit or wrist watch and a bronze identification tag bearing name Iowa coat of arms and an eagle with the motto Our liberty we prize your rights. A separate schoolteacher, Miss Pay Fager, was killed in a train accident near Melbourne Iowa while awaiting a different train. Her age and exact hometown were given as Maxwell Iowa.
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Marshalltown
Coun
Des Moines
Pay Fagor
Pitts
Ratrom
Spencer, Neh
Des Moines City Row Highlights Political Attacks and Fair News
Des Moines officials face sharp criticism from state auditor Cox over council actions and Mayor MacVicar. Camp Dodge road orders follow military concerns. Prize winners at the state fair include Ottin Chinn and Keulah Korhman. Fair receipts total 252,35 with a 30,060 treasury balance and 26,100 debt to settle.
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Des Moines
Peg Moines
Cox
Attorney General
Mac Vicar
Salar
Fort Douglas
Ottin Chinn
Keulah i Korrman
Stanhope
Yey
Suspect Arrests Linked to Kniffin Case and Local Poisoning Death
Readable fragments indicate George Huntley is held in Primghar awaiting further inquiry in the William Kniffin murder case. Another item notes Mrs. Robert Pride of a few months died from poisoning after scalding injury and infection. Details are incomplete and sourced from Primghar and Pipestone references.
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Kniffin
Herokee
George Huntley
William Kniffn
Huntley
Brien County
Hubar
Primghar County
Juuell Bluffs
Robert Pride
Price
Primghar
William Kniffin
Uber
Pasewater
Injured workers trapped in sewer ditch near Cavern
Omer Johnson and Robert Gummert, both of Marshalltown, were buried under sand up to their heads after being knocked into a sewer ditch worked by Andersen and Emple contractors. Rescuers freed them after about twenty minutes. Johnson sustained a broken left collarbone and facial injuries, Gummert suffered a fractured rib and head contusion. Both men were hospitalized.
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Marshalltown
Omer Johnson
da ‘Law
Robert Gummert
Daddy Ijarea
Guimert
Johnson Hart
Su Hasnital
State appoints Glark judge amid political pressure
News from Atherton B. Glark named Judge of the Superior Court at Cedar Rapids by Gary Harding to succeed Mal. Co, DB. Robbins, reassigned to Deming. Allied pro German utterances trigger arrests of A G Horn and Herman Webbeking of Waterton. Esch posts 5000 bond to face federal grand jury. Deputy sheriffs pursue four road agents involved in highway robbery and investigate a Missouri to Council Bluffs hold up. Local figures warn against treasonous remarks while law officers push arrests and bond actions. An accident leaves 13-year-old Bennie Hazelton hospitalized after a hay fork incident. the body of Geox older is found entangled in a tree. No inquest planned.
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Atherton B. Glark
Cedar Rapids
Gary. Harding
A. G. Horn
Herman Webbeking
Waterton
Z. R. Moore
United States
Esch
D. Myerz
G W. Atkins
Sheritf
Crawford County
Missouras
Council Bints
Marshal Mids
Mar
Luque
Alner
Ant Kossuth
L Healy
R. Moore
Cuthria
Mitchel
Williamson Gansen
Elmala
Houston
Federal Land Jury
Bennie Hazelton
Coder Rapids
Geox
US Raids 1 W. W. Heads Draft Parade
DoJ action ends antiwar propaganda as 29 cities raid IWW Socialist and allied offices. Graves of federal officials seize banks checks and documents while Chicago hosts a sweeping crackdown guided by Pag an Clyne and Hinton Clubaugh. A large national draft celebration follows with 20 000 marchers and veterans at the Capitol.
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Washington
Tndusti
Chicago
Elektralda
Me Department of Justice
Erviden
Soctaust Ang Lwow
United States
Oliver Ba
Pagan
Hinton A. Clubaugh
Department of Justice
Charles F. Clyne
Cin. Dough
Tal Clyne
Ollicey
Sina
Bomb Found in Detroit Raid Headquarters
A bomb was found among confiscated items in a raid on headquarters in Detroit. Federal officials planned indictments and arrests linked to the discovery. United States Marshal Behrendt suggested interning all TW. Wg for the war duration. Also reported are alleged plans for a Great Lakes sailors strike and the Butte lynching case.
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Detroit
Mien
Connect Bay
United States
Behrendt
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Raida
Great Iakes Celtics
Rank Little
National 1
Butte
Drafted Man and Bride Die Together in Home Gas Tragedy
In Chicago on September 10, William Hawke and his bride Rosie died from gas in their residence. The husband had been ordered to report to Rockford to join the Nuttonmorney, and they chose to die together rather than separate.
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Chicago
William Hawke
Rosie
Rockford
Bandito Attack Overwhelms Carranza Troops Near Villa Garcia
Reports from Laredo say a force of 100 Carranza soldiers was defeated near Villa Garcia by bandits. The clash left most of the unit killed or captured, with only a handful of wounded escaping.
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Carranza
Laredo
Dex
Villa Garcia
U Boat Horror Told By Magdalene Crew
An American ship docking in an Atlantic port on Tuesday carried the account of 21 crewmen from the French bark Magdalene sunk by a German submarine. Ten were killed and nine wounded by shell fire. Rescue occurred 6 miles southeast of the Azores. survivors landed at an Algerian port. The sub sank five other vessels.
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Atlantic
Sept. S
Magdalene
Thuesday
Azores
Airmen Raid U S Hospitals in Coast Village Attack
London reports a nighttime raid by airmen on U S military hospitals near a coastal village. One American medic killed, three wounded. two more Americans among the dead as the attack wounds sixteen. Telegraphed details from Beverly Rep ter's correspondent and British HQ in France confirm casualties.
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London
Ocenyiles
Harvard
Omer
Repter
France
Lafayette Aviator Raoul Luthery Dies in Combat
Paris dispatch reports Sub-Lieut. Raoul Luthery of Wallingford Connecticut, a four star aviator with the Lafayette Escadrille, was killed in action. He reportedly brought down his tenth and final German airplane before his death in September.
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Lufbary Adda
Paris
Raoul Luthery
Wallingford
Conn
Lafayette Esendrisie
Bond Bill Passed Amid Protests Over War Bond Size
The House and Senate approved a war bond package totaling 11.5 billion dollars with 4 percent bonds and various certificates. Debate focused on tax treatment and exemptions, with leaders pushing for higher taxes to fund the war and critics arguing for careful equalization between taxes and bonds.
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Washington
House
Acton
Senate
Representative Moore
Pennsylvania
Ane
Anon
Twinols
Democratc
Kitchin
Secretary of the Treasury
Clark
Baltic Fleet to Defend Petrograd Bases
Russia’s Baltic fleet plans a desperate defense of Petrograd and the Kronstadt and Reval bases. Dispatches to the provisional government warn of new perils as Bolshevik factions threaten to unify against Kerensky amid shifting control of the battle fleet.
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Petrograd
Russia
Baltic
Kronstadt
Reval
Riga
Kerensky
Military detention upheld by court in Sangamon case
The state may detain prisoners under military authority. The court denied a writ of habeas corpus, ruling military officers can arrest and retain prisoners until released by a commanding officer during ongoing streetcar disturbances and related actions in Wis and Sangamon counties.
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Springfeta
Sept
Brisa
Sangamon
Twadge County
Wis
Els
Smith
Brinby
Bolt Killing Sheep Near Galesburg Farm
Lightning struck a barn on Irred J. Brown's farm killing several sheep. The incident occurred near Galesburg as an unusual early September storm swept through the area.
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Galesburg
Unt
Irred J. Brown
War credits debated by chamber budget committees
The chamber of deputies budget committees began examining the war credits demanded for the final three months of 1917. The total amount amounts to 2,240,000,000 dollars, with over 700 million tied to five months.
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Pols
Chamber of Deputies
Labor Alliance Seeks Loyalty Pact and War Democracy
The Alliance for American Alliance banners a loyalty conference to elect officers and adopt a declaration of principles. It calls for suppression of disloyalists and pro German propagandists, government control of industries during disputes, wealth taxation, and equal suffrage to support Wilson’s war aims and democracy against autocracy.
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Moneapolis
Can Alliance For American Alliance
Tucy
Wilson
Oubio
Dermye
Uel Gompers
Lal
Anet
Jnabor
Air raids kill sailors as London faces night bombardment
London reports a series of air raids killing multiple naval ratings and injuring several others. Attacks targeted the southeast coast and Chatham dockyard areas, with raids described as testing moonlight attack capabilities rather than aiming for major damage.
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London
England
Mie Naval
Chottram Chate
Naval
Chatham Dock
Prisoners From American Steamer Arrive in German Camp
Reported by cable from Washington that four American sailors including Janey, Ronp, Kling were captured in Prussia while aboard an Oliver K Captain steamer. The crew, hurt in crossing near Wassunk, were taken to a German prison camp as German authorities report.
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Bran
Denburg
Prussia
Rs Cap
Washington
Amertcyn Tan
Train Hits Auto In Belleville Killing Two
Two men died and three were injured when a car carrying them was struck by a Louisville and Nashville train five miles east of Belleville. The deceased were Rudolph Richter a retired farmer and John Reuth a farmer. Aviator Iva Ochsner dies from injuries after a fall during a test at the California aviation corps school in San Carlos San Mateo California.
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Belleville
Lowsville
Nashville
Here
Rudolph Richter
John Reuth
San Mateo
Cal
I'vea Ochsner
French Cabinet Resigns After Cabinet Meeting
Paris on September 10 reports the entire French cabinet decided to resign unanimously. President Poincaré asked the premier and ministers to withhold their resignations for now.
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Paris
Istry
Poincare
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