Rock Island candidate taunts Scott in joint debate challenge
Harry McCaskin of Rock Island, a prominent attorney, declares Scott unfit for state’s attorney and vows to publicly discuss Scott Looney ties. He opens campaign talks in Market Square and plans debates with Scott Thursday and Friday, urging his defeat in Rock Island County. Mason City bond issue noted with Drew Martin as a charged man.
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Warry
McCaskill
Rock Island
John K. Scutt
McCaskrin
Scott
John. PF. Looney
Looney
Hock Island
McCartyin
Market Square
Seventh Ward
Onormsey Square
Coflinois
Rock Island Company
Peek Island
Ill
J. K Scott Sirr
Rock Island County
Uni Republican Party
Harry
Drew Martin
Mason City
Real estate transfers in Rock Island and Moline listings
Property deals show Frederick Lebbert selling to John Schmidt and multiple parcels in South Moline and Rock Island. Transfers involve Elizabeth Anders, Ida Murray, C N Whitetedd, Mary Robinson, and others with prices ranging from 900 to 13,000 dollars. Several plots include blocks 2 and 63 and Stewart's Scena add, reflecting active local property activity.
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Frederick Lebbert
John Schmidt
Stew Res Beck
Cealtia
Reurg
W. Vin ‘Letigou
Ida M. Murray
Etal
Tolizabeth Anders
Piatine Willem
C.N. Whitetedd
S. Jankowett
Mary. E. Robinson
Davis
Schmidt Torederick Lebbert
Stewart
South Moline
Home Building & Loan Association
Elias Herkensy
Hock Island
A. FE. J. Berry To Jobo PB. Sexton
Lot
Harry Davis Leads Life of Pleasure in Court
Harry Davis appeared before Judge Fingers charged with striking his wife Ruby in the face. Testimony described his jealousy and abuse, with Davis claiming she was devok and bothered him. The court sentenced him to thirty days in jail, noting his health and physique did not excuse his conduct. Ruby Davis was arrested but forfeited a cash bond.
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Harry Davis
Judge Fingers
Ruby
Harry
Davis
Ruby Davis
Tri City Railway Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Tri City Railway held its annual meeting in Davenport with stockholders and directors present. Secretary James F. Lardner read the annual report detailing the year’s work, including line extensions to three cities and new improvements. The board, reaffirmed, reelected Edward T. Cook, James W. Lardner, Frederick G. Deakmann, I. H. Edwards, and H. A. Ainworths as directors, with officers: President Edward Cook, VP Frederick C. Denkmann, Sec Treasurer James F. Lardner, and Manager James F. Lardner.
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Confyny
Beld
Anagar
Rock Islan Daveanors
The.comae
Beard
Edward T. Cook
James W. Lard
Davenport
Frederick G. Deakmann
I. H. Eowards
Rock Island
Banker's Home Dynamited in Indiana Town Blast
In Renssacler Indiana on October 18 a McCoy family home valued at $25.60 was destroyed by a dynamite explosion believed linked to the McCoy bank failure last April. The blast was heard for miles. the McCoys were away. No arrests have been made.
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Renssacler
Ind
McCoy Bank
Thomas T. McCoy
Miles
McCoy
Day burglars net $400 in Belvidere district hit
Daylight burglary in Bick Bay, Bistoh, Mass, netted about $400 in cash and valuables. Henry B. Genond, a local fencing client, reported the loss from his Belvidere street suite entered in the afternoon by false keys. Cash, a diamond pin, other jewelry and clothing were taken.
Match machine pioneer Ebenzer Beecher dies at 74
Ebenzer Beecher of New Haven Connecticut, famed as the inventor of the match making machine that revolutionized the industry, died here at age 74. He was the son of A. W. Beecher, noted for his early contributions to the field. The passing marks the end of an era in automated match production.
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New Haven
Conn
Ebenezer Beecher
A. Wi Beecher
Beuthien Faces Trouble Over $16,009 Bank Charge
Beuthien claims his son Arnold forged his name to a note to obtain $16,009 from New Liberty Savings Bank. The elder Beuthien, jailed in Scott County, seeks bail pending trial while defending that his son caused the loss. Bond prospects are dim amid local events, and the father says his family bears the burden of the case.
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MM. Beuthien
Arnold Beuthien
Scott Nounty
Liberty Savings Bank
Lind
Arnold
Dineself
Ted
Beuthlen
Scott County
Beuthien
Bax
Mystic Toilers Hold Regular Meeting and Husking Bee
The arsteint of council No. 70 of the Mystic Toilers held a drill last evening in Cohrmann's hall. Members of the arrangements committee for the husking bee attended, aiding in preparing decorations for the big event.
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Arsteint
Cohrmann
Chosen to Stake Pla Place of Dory Denannstteanlot No 40
The lodge I.O.O.F No 40 held its regular meeting in Chevalier Abe Y was elected to fill the place of Ensign Dor who has gone West In installation ceremonies were held for Captain William Deters Lieutenant Schmidt and Wasigu Abe Levy.
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Denannstteanlot
Ls O.O. F
I. OO. F. Lal
Chevalier Abe ‘Y
Dor
Wiliam Deters
Schmidt
Wasigu Abe Levy
Trales and Labor Assembly Holds Regular Meeting
The Trales and Labor assembly held a regular meeting at the G A R hall. George Campbell, editor of the Tri City Labor Voice, delivered an excellent address. No business of any importance came before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trales & Labor Assembly
G. A. R. Hall
George Camplett
Tri-City Labor Voice
Odd Fellows Hold Busy Session in Cedar Rapids
In Maron City Indiana on October 18 the Odd Fellows with all departments met in a hectic session. Cedar Rapids is represented by two large crowns and the group works toward the next encampment. A reception for the Odd Fellows and Orphans Home was held last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maron City
Odd Fellows
Cedar Rapids
Odd Fellows and Orphans
Ned the Fire Dog undergoes tumor removal at Station No 1
Ned the fire dog suffered a leg eruption and a tumor was removed by Dr. Biller of Rock Island veterinary surgery. The operation left him in pain yet calm, as he lies down and his companions at the station show sympathy. Mac the cow horse learns to guard and responds to the gang’s sounds, winning the boys’ affection at the barn.
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Onjfunday
Biller
Rock Island
Ned
Mac
Smith Sentenced to Thirty Days in County Jail
Smith was sentenced by Judge Finger in police court to thirty days for misleading officers about being robbed after receiving a $10.50 check from a Davenport elevator company. He claimed two men robbed him to dodge paying board. A Marshalltown woman’s letter and a photo led to the case as authorities pursue abandonment charges.
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Smith
Judge Finger
Zien
Daven Dope
Woiaun
Marshall
Smth
J. A. Smith
Marshalltown
Williams speaks at synod in Rock Island
Rev Edgar J. Williams, noted evangelist and Presbyterian superintendent based in Peoria, headlines the opening synod meeting at Broadway Presbyterian Church Rock Island. He has a long Tri Cities presence and in 1901 toured with Harry Maxwell, drawing crowds. Recent travels include Scotland and a Burlington revival. His sermon text will center the conference.
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Presbyterian Synod
Broadwey
Hayes Maxwell
Scotland
Mr. Maxwell
First Presbyterian Church
Burlington
Wadesitor
Democrats Hold Enthusiastic Davenport Meeting
Democrats of Davenport held a large and attentive meeting at Simteenth and Harrison streets with Maurice F. Donegall and Geo. W. Seat as speakers. Petersen's band provided music as local bars contributed noise, and cheers rose for Judge Wade and the party in the coming election.
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Davenport
Simteenth
Harrison Streets
Maurice F. Donegall
Allorney
Geo. W. Seat
Democratic Party
Petersen
Judge Wade
Gauecintin
Socialists Will Have Meeting At East Davenport Hall
The socialists of the west end plan a meeting to discuss economic subjects with speakers from Davenport making up the front ranks of the socialist movement. Entrance is secured on the east side rear doors, and attendants are urged to bring their ladies. The event starts at eight o clock with social v i c k e r s invited.
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West End
W. Ebler
Daviy
Davenport
Vickers
Sensational divorce suit in Story County shocks locals
Nevada, In Out. Mrs Mary Hilie White sues Samuel Etire Jr in Story County district court for absolute divorce. Alleges repeated brutal attacks since 1902 including beatings, threats, forced shaving, and an incident with a razor. Seeks custody of their four month old child, temporary alimony of 150 dollars and permanent alimony of 1,250 dollars plus equitable relief.
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Nevada
District Court of
Kia County
Hilie White i
Samuel Etire,Jr
Thy
I County
Desigelves
Lelieve
Etolre
Beause
Union to Hold Smoker for Briclayers’ Son No 7
The group met in Union last night with initiation ceremonies performed and decided to hold a smoker soon for Briclayers’ son No 7. The notice reflects a small, local fraternal gathering planning a future social event.
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Briclayers
No. 7
Mofo
Japan the Victor May Appeal to Humanity for Peace
Toklo October 13 There is a strong appeal for peace amid the appalling tragedy in Manchuria. Both armies have fought ferociously for a week with heavy casualties likely to rise before the war ends. About 60 000 men on both sides have been killed or wounded and Russian and Japanese forces bear the brunt. Diplomats urge diplomacy, noting that humanity demands settlement and peace over the bloody conflict. Russian courage and Port Arthur defenses are cited as factors shaping the war.
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Manchuria
Fred
Pyen
Stoels
Associated Press
Diplomatic Corps
Bette
Russia
Port Arthur
Republicans at LeClaire Rally Heads Tonight
A Republican rally is planned in LeClaire tonight with speakers A. F. Duncon and Severy Travenport. Davenport politicians are expected to attend, signaling a sizable gathering before the event.
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Republica
LeClaire
A. FL Duncon
Severy Travenport
Davenport
Happy Reunion at Gartland Home Golden Anniversary
Saturday marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gartland though the celebration extended to Monday at their 402 East Fifteenth Street home. About thirty five relatives joined in music games and a supper with gifts including a solid silver water set from Mrs Gartland’s sisters. The couple married October 15 187?, in Davenport.
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Chas
Promoesetve Clich
John Keefe
Donahue
End Bn. Garland
Garland
Bn. Gartland
Gertland
Gartland
Davenport
Missing Records Cloud Litlebite Gold Breeding Company
Town Falls Iowa October 15 Chicago expert accountant nearing a Thursday report on LittLesette Gold Breeding Company books. Shortage likely at least 16000 dollars amid a Chingze puzzle system and stolen records. Mrs Maude V Hamilton declines comment while stockholders and directors await disclosures.
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Town Falls
Chicago
Litlouette
Pridgy
Litlesette Company
Maude V. Hamilton
Te Hist
Charles T. Hancock
Tim
Child Wife Given Home in Washington Iowa Tale
Gertie Trusty, an 11 year old grass widow who recently divorced John Leeper, is placed with the R Davis family near Brighton Hertle. Her mother forced the marriage when she was a child. Leeper is described as an elderly, worthless partner. The Arkansas marriage led to her escape and new home. She attends school and studies music. She enjoys playing house with playmates.
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Washington
Gertie Trusty
Grass
John ‘Leeper
R. &. Davis
Brighton
Hertle
Leeper
Arkansas
Hette
Youn Lesper
Smoke injector installed on battleship Kentucky
Report from New York October 18 describes a smoke ejector device being installed on the battleship Kentucky to vent smoke and fumes after a gun crew tragedy aboard the Missouri months earlier. The system is designed to force out smoke and powder gases from the turret following firing.
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New York
Missouri
Kentucky
Man chokes deadly bulldog after dog attacks senator’s daughters
Arthur Smitlander of the Abel Opert orchestra subdued a mad bulldog that attacked two daughters of State Senator Dan cer in Garton, Pa. After twenty minutes of struggle, Smith choked the animal to death, having been bitten in the process.
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Tri-City Railway
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Renssacler, Indiana
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Match Machine Man
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Edw Ls Williams
Tri-Cities
Harry Maxell
Rery
Upper Harrison Street
Wall
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Taylor
Bivorce
Story County
Kate Elnirs
UNION
Japan
Mrs. Chas
Elness
Griewold College
Bad Rock
Duck Creek
Jersey Ridges Road
John Littl
Mein St
Iowa City
Lows
Don B. Herne
Vffice-Carier
Iowa
Armour and Co
Hank
Main Street
Hent
Union Savings Bank
Union Savage Bank
Gaines Street
Geo. J. Barker
Eam
Aley
Roume
Bingly
Sultes
Everrthing
Halttfru
J.F. Ballieen
C. Rislark
Ghaire
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Cares Lime Bib
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Mad Bulldog
State OF Iowa
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Keever & Halligany
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