News Notes of Three Cities Dentists and Delights
News notes from Davenport and nearby: local licenses issued for marriages including Will White and Carrie Anderson, Carl White and Apna Dad, and Thomas Jordson with Murr Parser. Panic clearings totaled $298,382 vs $260,900 last year. Local business updates include Nagel’s Art store, Agtuson’s Millinery opening, and drugstore plans. A fatal accident in Moline is reported with inquest verdict of accidental death. community events and society notes fill the rest.
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S.J. Evans
Brady
E. J. Dougherty
Wate
Teit
St. Lous Julsa
Carl White
Apna
Davenport
Nagel
West Fourth Street
Thomas Jordson
Rock Island
Murr Parser
Stockton
R. Plabe
Williams
C. A. Coll
Chico
Iny
Shenango China Company
Republican
Nels August Anderson
Moline
T11
Sophie Peterson
Sting
Fairmount
William H. Won
Mary E. Donsdldson
Binck
Geo. S. Slain
State of Iowa
Twne
James Troy
Third and
Barksop Streets
Tri-City
Nailway Coe
Harrison Street
Burtington
Qsterhouse
Soliers
Phoenix Temple
Rathbond
Columbia Hat
Clinton
St James
A. G. Ywith
A. G. Smith, Jr
M. Elven
Robert Ralke
Pullman Employees Returning as Unions Remain Unrecognized
Pullman car works reopened this morning and began taking back 1,000 employees after weeks of shutdown. Management said unions were not recognized, with about five thousand still out and to be taken back gradually.
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CAR Works
Chicago
Pullman Car Works
Mor Ani Tok
Special Meeting Today On High School Bond Contract
The school board will hold two special meetings today to decide on approving a bond for Contractor Walters, builder of the new high school. If approved, construction will start immediately. Decisions on pupil placement at the Griswald Building will also be made at this session.
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Walters
Griswald
Sftrrness
Taken Up In Ambulance To St Lukes Hospital
John Stoften was taken by ambulance to St Lukes hospital with reports stating he is very sick.
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John Stoften
St. Lukes Hospital
Local Obituaries in Davenport Area Face Oakdale Interments
Multiple notices report deaths of Charles Buchy Martha Murray Michael Leemey Mrs Mary Gitt Herman L Tonn and George Mueller. Ages and origins vary with Ohio and Rock Island ties. Funerals held at Boies undertakers homes Oakdale and St Marguerite cemeteries with interments noted. Funeral masses and private services cited.
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Buchy
Charles
County Hospital
Ohio
Boies Undertakins Rooms
Oakdaly
Murray
Martha Curdling
J. BE. Murray
Davenport
Harrison
Leemey
Michael
Boies
Oakdale Cemetery
Clinton
Intirmay
Tonn
Herman L
South Rock Island
Herman L. Tonn
Lilliam Tonovan
Charles H
Fred J
Arthur JC
Herbert L
Walter Ton
Mueller
George
George Mueller
Twenty-ninth Street
Rock Island
Twenty Third Annual Report Of Contributions
The twenty third annual report of the collection for the support of the ecclesiastical students of Davenport has been issued. The executive list of contributors for the past year is included. The Davenport case takes in a great many of the larger towns of the state, and the total contributions amount to $4 299.93.
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Davenport
Rock Island Store Reported Broken Into on Saturday Night
Rogers & Company of Rock Island proprietors of nth Park grocery store reported to the Rock Island police this afternoon that their store had been broken into Saturday night and robbed. The amount of loss has not been ascertained yet.
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Rogers & Company
Rock Island
Nth Park Grocery
Thirtieth Avenue
Payne Rest Clears As President Visits Patient
On October 3 the president visited Payne at his apartments and announced to reporters there has been considerable improvement since the morning. Dr MacGruder said Payne could maintain the present condition for twenty four hours and strong hopes were held for his recovery. A bulletin noted Payne retained nourishment and was resting easily.
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Deere & Go
Moline Lodge
Okerburg
Kerus
Soree
Maade
Jesse
Herman Milter
Mo Ilne
Erouelug
Moline
Lta
Molluz
Payne St
Licenses Granted to Marry in Fulton Area
Herbert Lawler Lerfer sued to wed Wally Louise J Roeder. Clair St Metcalé receives license to marry Netti M Ward. Groom resides Chicago bride Fulton AL Gustave FL Johnson and Josephine FP Sennett granted 41 license to marry.
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Herbert Lawler Lerfer
Wally Louise J Roeder
Clair St
Four men fined for fast driving on Sunday
Berl, Nelson, Charles Brown and Clarence Brown were fined 31 each and costs this morning by Judge Pinger for just driving. They paid.
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Berl, Nelson
Charles Brown
Clarence Brown
Pinger
Milk supply disruption grounds Lexington liquor ban
In Lexington Kentucky authorities arrested sixteen bookkeepers, a manager, two druggists, a harbor, and power plant operators for violating the Sunday closing ordinance. Ex Alder man C B Lowry plans a $10,000 damage suit over milk wagons halted to care for his two ill children. No cigars, drinks, bread, ice, milk, or milk sales allowed. restaurants failed to serve beer or wine and hotels limited access as the city, famed for gambling, enforces a strict Sunday rule.
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Lexingum
Ock
Mikmen, Ly
Armour
Harber
Electric Light Company
Aldermaon
C. B. Lowry
Lowry
Keeps of Iowas Record Wins Second Prize at St Louis
Keeps of Iowa's Record of Willamaburg Pennsylvania won second prize in a world farm literary contest held in St Louis. The event recognized Jefferson Guarda. The announcement mentions Montgomery in association with the contest.
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Iowa
Montgomery Pike
Williemsburg
Willamaburg
St. Louis
Montgomery
Jeferson Guarda
Choose Officers for Husking Bee at Big Contest
A joint husking bee between the Woodmen of the World and the Mystic Tollers will feature Mut Wollon, the champion husker, as a guest to husk against rivals or time. Committees from both groups named officers, executives, and reception organizers, with Mayor Harry Phillips and officials serving as judges.
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United States
Mystic Towers
Dr. T. Lindsey
D. N. Albaugh
Marty Morris
W. GC. L. Thompson
W. H.anthony
Mystic Toilets
Geo
JL Stromberg
J. C. Jacoby
Warren Pope
Ans Alicn Jack
D.C. Worthen
T. Lindley
Rev. Stromberg
Ty Ive Clarke
C. T. Lindlay
Stromberg
W. H. Anthony
Abbie Worthen
Harry Morris
And
J. B. Jones
WC. Be Thompson
J. W. Phormas
Ivan Pusley
Ed. Pluss
Ray Sheer
Ma Pieper
Frances [Petrie
Lena Pope
Harry McFarland
W. T. Bird
F. D. Letts
W. Scott
Isidore Nagel
Louis Curstens
Jerry Green
J. P. Eagal
G. E. Porter
J. Hadertont
Dan
B. Hore
Clendenin
Paul McSteen
J. B. Richardson
Isaae Rothschild
P. Sadter
J.C. Buncan
C. F. Blakemore
J. B. Dutcher
Chas. Murray
J. E. Helmick
J. A. DeArmand
O. G. Murrey
Emil Silbers
People’s Steam Laundry Curtain Cleaning Ad
An old-style ad claims to repair and clean lace curtains, promising the least satisfaction and returning items 94 years older, showcasing the shop at 195 East Third Street with phone number 48. The misspelled copy emphasizes quick service and confidence in workmanship.
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Peopla’s Steam Laundry
East Third Street
Joseph G Cannon Heads to Clinton for Speech Tour
Joseph G Cannon leaves for Clinton today to speak this evening at a large rally. En route he will address events in Valley City Leolaire and Princeton. The plan for tomorrow night includes a gathering at Fourth and Cedar with A W Hamann F D Letts and H D Artemis as speakers as Republicans push active campaign efforts.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Clinton
Valley City
LeGlaire
Princeton
Duncen
Fourth and
Cedar Streets
A. W. Hamann
F. D. Letts
H. D. Artemis
Bad Boys of Rock Island Charged with Opening Car
Vernié Anchor, John Nelson, Eddie Evans and others are charged after allegedly stealing two jacks of coffee and lard from a Great Northern and Pacific car in Rock Island this morning. The trio were arrested and will have a hearing today. A missing wheel reported by Miss Wichstrom of 1129 Tenth Avenue, Rock Island, was taken from Nineteenth Street between Third and Fourth Avenues on Saturday afternoon. the wheel had a red stripe.
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Salvation Army
Cuas John
Ror Driffel
Robert Cloudas
Albert Lenz
Louis
John Ohlweiler, Jr
Rock Island
Hubbard Isj Sue
John Bradsly
Maggie O'Connor
Reels Island
Rose Block
Central Union Telephone Company
Aid
C&jerge A
F. C. van Galder
Aurile Dadeburo
St. Louis
Congress of Woodmen
Seventh Ward Republcan Club
Old Book Concern
Rock Island Wood
E. A. Pathenberg
A. R. Talbott
Mackinie
Vernié
John Nelson
Eddie Evans
Rock Island Vets Meet In Davenport Event
A large delegation of veterans from Ford Post and G. A. R. Rock Island joined August Wentz Post in Davenport last Saturday night for a veterans gathering.
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Ford Post
G. A. RB
Rock Istanc
Mat
August Wentz
Davenport
Workers Walk Out Over Fare Increase at Rock Island Shop
A Saturday meeting of Rock Island East Moline shop workers led to a two hour discussion and a subsequent four resolution action. A committee will confer with the Rock Island management to seek revocation of the fare order. About ninety employees quit rather than comply with new conditions.
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Rock
Moline
Turnerbak
Rock Island
Wirh
Carny Weir
Markets of America reports mixed grain and live stock prices
Special to the Star from HW. J Toher & Co. show receipts today for wheat, oats, and corn with cattle and hog markets steady to lower. Cattle and sheep prices vary by class, while rail and Chicago market quotes reflect broader grain movements and futures.
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HW. J. Toher & Co
Main Street
Davenport
Telepone
North
Chicago
Texas
Cattie
Liverpool
Calcago
Duluth
Texport
Alec
Kentucky Methodists to Continue Colleges in Ashland and Barbourville
Barbourville and Ashland colleges will continue under the Kentucky Methodist conference. The board approved several appropriations to finish a new dormitory, retire debt, fund $2,700 for the current school year, and hire a traveler to recruit students. The dormitory, costing about $10,000, is to be completed by year’s start, and Ashland will operate with a commercial department similar to nearby Talon College.
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Barbouraville
Kentucky Methodist Conference
Ti Wis
Ashland
Tae Ashland
Ae Talon Collage
Lave
Divorce Case And Juror Selection In Progress
A divorce case between Frank H Johnson and Maud Johnson was continued due to a missing witness after a brief court appearance. In Boott County District Court the trial of A G Huggard versus Glucose Sugar Refining Company began with jury selection expected to occupy most of the day. Ely Bush represent plaintiffs, Murphy Susemihl and Cook Dodge for defendants. W G Mott, a colored attorney, appeared for the plaintiff.
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A. G. Huggard
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Boott
Ely & Bush
Plainers
Murphy & Susemihl
Cook & Dodge
Plaintf
Frank H. Tohoson
Maud Johnson
District Court
W. G. Mott
Wigs and wigmakers mark theatrical life across nations
A feature on Dodson and his 465 wig collection shows wigs from New York London Paris and Bertin. It highlights makers Richards Clarkson and others, notes Richards refused wigs for ordinary actors, and recalls Clarkson as a renowned windor castle wigmaker. The piece touches on snake skins in Australia and general fashion uses for animal goods.
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E Dodson
New York
London
Paris
Bertin
Lot
Hernery
Meyer
Hepner
Clarkson
Fox
Last
Bus
Dodson
Laws
Richards
Hhu
Clarkeon
Windsor Castle
Tree
Chirkyoo
Dodsen
Tnt
Windgor Castle
Beatrice
Mr. Dodson
Mr. Dofcon
American Theatrical Institutea
Australia
Falls
Ict
Couldn't Part With Mustache Motuinimedia Scene
A whimsical account recalls a group of inmates debating shaving their facial hair to keep wives content. The criminalist Dt mutz notes the protest, while Milly is allowed to retain hers.
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Motuinimedia
Dt Mutz
Naval mining station site hearing set for November 14
Washington October 3 Chin will get another chance to present her claim on the proposed naval mining station to be located on the Great Lakes. A final board meeting is planned for November 14 with hearings for anyone desiring to speak. Pennsylvania lawmakers push for Erie as the site while Ohio, Wisconsin, and Minnesota may also be represented.
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Washington
Chin
Great Aulies
Pennsylvania
Erie
Knox
Bates
Ige
Wisconsin
M Nnis
Ohio
Roosevelt
Corn Spirovment in Throat Shocks Vermilion Child
Surgeons at St Joseph hospital in Sioux City opened the throat of Mitle Henrietta Hendrickson of Vermilion South Dakota and found a corn grain lodged there that had sprouted with tiny sprouts shooting from it. The child had swallowed the grain weeks earlier and the attempt to remove it failed until the operation at the hospital.
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Sioux City
Mitle
Henrietta Hendrickson
Two Iowa Thieves Caught After Hot Chase
Johnson son, an old-time burglar, and John Emerson were captured after a chase in Iowa City. They broke into Abrams shoe store, were examined briefly, and are jailed pending grand jury meeting.
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Iowa City
Johnson
John Emerson
Abrams Shoe
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Jacob Gitt
Willant O. Gitt
Cedar Rapids
C. B. Ellis
Elizabeth Vedeker
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Tie Keating
Mascatine
Ambrose College
Rogers and Company
Payne
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Arsbla
Omiden
Lexington
BAD Boys OF
Markets OF America
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C&a
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B. Tt.t
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U. & Steel
Steel Common
Republic Steel
Common
Kentucky Methodists
Huggard
Glucose Company
Frank H. Johnson
Maud Jolue
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C. D. McIntyre
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S. McClure Co
East 25Th St
N.Y
Royal Co
Df E. Monroe Sr
Cuicaxo
Armour and Co
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Sith
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Sixth
Haltigiur
Brady Street
T. F. Halligan
West Liberty
Attalis&e
Muscatine County
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J. W. Morfan
Martin & Reupke
Meinstreat
Eliza
20Th Century Realty Co
G Well Street
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G. G. Sears
Naval Station
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