Geisha Girls in Trouble Over Escape protest
Fourteen Geisha girls at a boarding house on Etzel Avenue face guard actions as they seek to remain in America. Police and a Japanese commissioner general oversee the premises amid claims of unconstitutional restraint and potential habeas corpus proceedings. Manager Hasawa cites losses of about 22000 and an offer of 8500 weekly for American stage appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lovie
S. Tegima
Etzel Avenue
Phil H. Sheridan
H. Nakagawa
Fred Ban
Tegims
5S Hasawa
Japan
Ebt
Nakagawa
Ania
Pleasant Casino Club Dance Draws Davenport Crowds
Over 250 couples attended a Saturday dance hosted by the Casino Club in Davenport. The Davenport Military Band provided music for the event, described as a delightful evening with promising future dances to be held by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Miliary
Cssino Eino
Lathmann
Fom
Davenport
Casino Club
Dante
Three-I League Annual Meeting Sparks Big Session
Springfield Illinois hosts the annual Three-I League meeting with a busy agenda. President Edward Holland seeks re election opposed by M H Sexton with potential Springfield compromise. Rockford stay in the league is a key fight as Peoria presses for a berth. Frank Donnelly will again direct Springfield next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spingield
Ieague
Edward Holland
Bloomington
M. H. Sexton
Rock Island
Springfeld
Rockford
Peoria
Frank Donnelly
Springfield
Darkness precedes rain in Murketon on October 11
A curious phenomenon darkened Murketon for about fifteen minutes making building outlines indistinguishable, followed by a heavy rain. Coal-Telephone 138-CoalL W. H. Claussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murketon
Uch
Coal—Telephone
W. H. Claussen
Many Davenport meetings held last night
Numerous Davenport groups reported regular sessions or drills last night though several postponed due to quorum issues. The Davenport Business Men's meeting was postponed, while groups such as W O W drill team, Democratic Marching club, and various unions and lodges held regular gatherings at local halls and temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
North- West
Turner Hall
Northrrest
Davenport Turner Hall
Democratic Marching Club
Cy Held & Mivetog
International Brotherhood of Antherworkers
Inca
G.A. RK
Pnion
Kaughts
Dittav
Armory Hall
The
Eagles
Redmen Hall
Mystic Tolliers
Lahrmann
Davenport Maennereher
Coopers’ Union
Cnier den Linden
Masons
Davenport Lodge
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pauline Hall on Warpath in Bankrupt Brokers Case
New York actress Pauline Hall filed a claim for 1283 with the bankruptcy court for Floyd Crawford Co. She says the firm owes her 16000 and she has sued for it. She lent funds in April to carry 200 shares of Pennithunia and others on margin. She intends to recover money or stock. Floyd and Frank Crawford were arrested by the sheriff and released on 1000 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauline Hall
Consolidated Exchange Stock Brokers
Floyd, Grawford & Co
Tor Ik
Peanithunia
Ethin
Noble
Crawford
Shcriff
Davenport Chess Club Plans Junior Youth Group
Davenport chess club meeting drew six tables and many young players. Interest shows strong for a new junior club for ages up to 19, with instruction promised as soon as applications arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chess Club
Turnor Hall
Ting Club
Junio Club
Instruchons
Davenport Military Band Opens Season at Claus Groth Hall
The Davenport Military band will present a Thursday evening concert at Claus Groth Hall featuring a program with Overture Raosemunde, Descriptive Danve, Medley The Terderfort, Fairy Tate, Whustling Song, American Patriot, and selections by Seubert Bergenboltz and Meacham, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Miliary
Clave Groth Hall
Raosemunde
Seubert
Danve
Guy Masquerad
Bergenboltz
Attila
Veril
Terderfort
Weariz
Fairy Tate
Konak
Training Ship Intrepid Launched At Mare Island
The training ship Intrepid was successfully launched at Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo California on October 11 in heavy rain. Miss De Young daughter of the San Francisco Chronicle editor christened the vessel with champagne as the crowd from San Francisco and elsewhere witnessed the ceremony. Rear Admiral McCalla hosted a luncheon for distinguished visitors after the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss de Young
Mere Island
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yards
San Francisco
Nara
Zahn
Miss de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
McCalla
Taylor to Get After Brush in MLB Series Plan
New York report says John T. Taylor, owner of the Boston American League team, will issue a formal challenge to the New York Nationals for a games series to prove the venture is not a box office scheme. He proposes players share all gate receipts, with commissioners of both leagues present as officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John T. Taylor
New York Nationals
New York National League
New York Amercan
Davenport City Council Passes Grade Change on LeClaire Street
A Davenport council meeting approved changing the LeClaire Street grade between Sixth and Tenth streets after a petition and bond secured by Sears property owner Sam Sears. Aldermen signed the ordinance, bond set at 3000 dollars, and final reading passed amid debate on waivers and bonds for railway indemnity. Also discussed were Rock Island road workman shuttling and a Davenport and Suburban track laying resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
LaClaire Street
Fr Oll
Pahilips
Lindholm
C. @& Hipwell
West
Ogden
DeArmand
Higwell
Sears
Sam Sears
C C Hipwell
W. P. Halligan
F. B. Sharon
Felix Hirschl
G Murray
D. R. White
Rock Island Road
East Moline
Lindholm and
Sekherdt
Davenport & Suburben
Appointments Made by Conference of Ministers
The Upper Iowa conference completed the assignment of Methodist ministers to district charges. Listings include Davenport Center Junction Cedar Falls Waterloo and many towns with presiding elders and named pastors or supplies. Some appointments remain to be supplied and at least one clerkship noted for the young people's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa
Davenport
Presiiing
Elder
J B
Tabernacle—Supply
Westfall
Center Junction
Joe Faiburn
Clarence
Low Moor
H. &. Bargett
Manupheta
J F Block
Milus
J J Bowder
Monmouth
T. D. Perry
Mozley—Supply
Thos, Fotler
Olin
H. BE Wilcox
Oxford and
Lowden
Presiin's Goodsell
Sabulha
J. J. Kidder
Stanwood
F. P. Tisher
Tip
Cedar Falla
J. W. Bissell
Waterley Alnsor
C A. Thompson Bramleon
Jesse Smith
Cedar Falls
Daniel McGurk
Clarksville
T. A. Trimble Dyke
H A. Lang
Dougherty
Aredale
G. N. Harness
Dumont
M. A. Goodell
Dysant
R A. Reeder
Fredericka
J. B. Bord
Geneseo
W. N Chaffee
Greene
D. Bindenberger
Janesiile
H Hirset
Kensett
Laporte
T. McKim
Marble Rock
T. H. Bheckler
Alt
Auburn
Cedar Rapids
M. H. Smith
Fairfax
A. M. Bing
Garrison
J. B. Wrath
N. Prva
Kenwood Park
Copeland
Sishon
G. H Birney
Marion
T M Evans
Mechanicsville
D. Bartie
Mt. Vernon
I. W. Troy
Mt Vernon
Miner Harood Norway
Walford
T. M. Nielson
Oasis
H T. Crawford
Pato
J A Dearing
Prarie
Wesley
J. P van Horn
Prairiesburg
A. C. Bonlino
Ryan
H. Culver
Shellsburg
First
Edan
Th. P. Cargens
Solon
C A Hawn
Sprmegville
W. H. Doner
Tipton
K. Db
Parsons Urbana
C. W. Cleveland
Maen Horve
Second
Edam
S. V. Williams Winton
bDeWitt Clinton
Viola
F. H. Wyrick
Walker
Will. Kirwin
West Branch
W. B Davis
F. King
Hugh Boyd
G. B. Waite
Cornell College
Mount Vernon Quarterly Conference
S. N. Fellows
Conference Claimants’ Fund
B.A. Fairill
Iowa Methodist
Iowa City
J T. Crippen
Wff. Barclay
St. Paul's
W. E. Manly
Miesienary
China
S. EB
Yeger
G. BW
GWV
Gilliand
A BE. Mosanian
A.A
St. Imke's
H. D. Atchison
Earlville
B .W. Soper
Edgewood
J. T. Heatley
Epworth
J. B. Jones
Fairbank
F. C. Witzigman
Farley and Dyersvile
Slocum
Fayette
John Dawson
Hopkinton
K A. Swisher
Independence
T. E. Taylor
Jesup
Lemon
Lamont
E. Ross
Roy Porter
Lima
Manchester
F. E Wagner
Maronville
Silver Creek
C.W. Rogers
Maynard
Westgate
GC. Young
Monticella
van Buren
Darwin
J. R. A. Hanper
Otterville
Quasqueton
A. D. Foster
Tancolla
H. £. Boreas
Upper Iowa University and Conference Personnel Listings
A scanned text lists Raymond F Cassiey and others, including T J Gassett president and W C Hilmer professor at Upper Iowa University, with several conference members and appointments noted. It specifies districts Decorah and Cresco and lists many teachers and presiding elders, some supplied or left without appointment, across multiple towns in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoti University
Grandview Avenue
G. W. Dunham
Deti
DeBra
Epworth Seminary
G. H Dretnall
Monmouth College
Epworth
Princess Louise to sue for divorce
The Archduchess Stephanie informed to Faris the Italian Deputy Boss to examine Princess Louise and prepare a report to be used as evidence in divorce proceedings against Prince Philippe of Saxe Coburg and Gotha. The prince is accused of brutal mistreatment of Princess Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie
Longay
Louise
Faris
Princess ‘Louise
Prince Philippe
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Louise Declared Sane by Doctor Amid Violence Claims
Rome October 1 Dr Bossi the alienist after visiting Princess Louise of Saxe Coburg said there is no trace of insanity but found marks of violence on her body and noted she has been kept under restraint claiming alleged abuse in the royal circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bossi
Louise of
Saxe-Coburg
Huis
Lightning Stuns Mourners at Mrs Marsh Funeral
Oct 11 at King's Creek during the funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Marsh lightning struck the chapel. Mourners were stunned but no one was seriously injured. The incident interrupted services as attendees recovered and prayers continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heltefontaine
Elizabeth Marsh
King’s Creek
City seeks proposals for police and street supplies
Official notices announce sealed proposals by city committees for police, streets and fire department supplies for the year starting November 1. Bids. due by a Saturday in October at an unspecified time, in Davenport Iowa. The city reserves the right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COHN
Police
Etreets
Fire Department
Gerigd
Chty
Divorce Petition in Scott County Iowa
State of Iowa Scott County Howell versus Vowel in District Court. Defendant served notice of adultery and wife endangerment. petition seeks divorce and defense deadline set for November term in Davenport. Attorney Alfred Parsons represents the plaintiff. Default may be entered if defense is not filed before noon of the second day of the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Scott County
Snlizabeth Howell
Pisinot
Edward DL. Vowel
Said
Terere
Scott
Wiman
Davenport
Alfred Parsons
Attarney
Bulbs Arrive in Fresh Dutch Importation
A new shipment of Dutch bulbs has arrived, expanding our stock with the finest varieties available. The catalog highlights popular bulbs and seasonal options for garden enthusiasts seeking quality and reliability.
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Halil & Martin
America
We. Joo
Snes St
Pauline
Warpath
Cincinnati
Claus Groth
Taylor
Leclaire Street
D. & & Railway
Conference OF Ministers
MR. Lemon
ST. John's Church
Davenfort
Marshalltown
W. F. Pither
Ackley
M. M. Smith
Albion
Hiram Baily
Beaman
H W. Kuhlman
Belle Platce
J. R. Robingon
Chelser
Rev. Beep
Conrad
C A. Parkitt
Elteron
H. A. Barton
Elders
G. B. Shoemaker
Faulkner
Applington
Tobel
Garwin
W. A. Dye
Geneva
Will Spry
Ton
Owassa
Robertson
Pleasant Ridge
Reinbeck
Smith
Rhodes
Roeckwell
O. M. Sanford
J. H. C. Petersen’s Sons
Decorah
E Weming
Barselt
Gasper
Buri
Calman
H. Smith
Charles City
F. P Shaffer
Clermont
T. H Temple Cresco
John Garmusons
Cresco
Staney Heald
G Hust
T. H. Gallaher
Floy I
Hayward
Fredericksburg
O. B. Smith
Guitenberg
H C Bartlett
Hawkeye
A. G. Ward
Lansing
J. M. Wyant
Time Springs
J. R. Coftyn
Laura
W. Skinner
MrGregor
EB Hall
Mitchell
A. A Hallett
Manona
Hadwin Williams
New Abin
Willam Lease
New Hampton
Parker
Osage
L. C Clark Postville
W. W. Robinson
Riceville
F. H. Lina Ridgeway
W J Stowers
Rudd
W. F. Albright
St. Ansgar
H. F. West
Staceyville
W. C. Keeler
Volga City
Elkader
T. J. el- Wick
Wallcoms
WN. Brown
Wanker
K. W. Robbins West Union
W. G Growder
CG. E. Stinson
Lansing Quarterly Conference
Princess Louise
Sane
Ool Lindholm
Walter Hass
Iowa
Dagen
W. Second St
C.F. Reed
Littig
Bros
Brady Streat
Els
Krell & CO
Charlotte Russer
Krell’s
Brady St
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