Juvenile Court Law Taught Tough Message to Offenders
Tes Moines judge urges youths to understand that juvenile court law enforces strict punishment for misdeeds. Lester Chadwick among first to face reform school if needed, while peers Nash,ood, and Pighty receive stern reprimands. The judge emphasizes discretion to reform without erasing accountability.
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Tes Moines
Howe
Reform School
Lester Shadwick
Tie
Hiner Nash
Ray Pood
Nathan Pighty
Tonge Howe
Remorse GIVES Dog New Leg in Cincinnati
Sept 23 1926 Cincinnati Dr Willis F Moore owner of Sentel a collie plans an artificial limb for the dog after it was maimed by a trolley car. The doctor wills a leather and wood leg by an expert maker believing the dog deserves the limb because of his son s thoughtlessness.
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Cincinnati
Prines
Willis F. Moore
Moora
Cody withdraws divorce suit over false poisoning charges
Denver dispatch says Colonel William F. Cody plans to drop his divorce suit after realizing he was duped into alleging attempted poisoning by his wife. He has written to Mrs. Corks in North Platte Neb seeking forgiveness, stating his own attorneys pressured the move.
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Denver
William F. Cody
Cme
Sheridan
Wyo
Corks
North Platte
Neb
Buttaio Bill
A Place for It Gore-Jack Plans Thirty Day Meeting
Gore-Jack says he has saved so much money this summer and is unsure how to use it. A thirty day meeting is set across the river to start over again after it ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Tate
Hopeful Law Dispenser Predicts Marriage Trend
Justice Louis E. Reddewig of Davenport, a young judge, expresses optimism about the coming year. He notes rural farm work wrapping up prompts more couples to marry, explains he avoids burdening others with troubles, and reflects on the brighter side amid daily court stresses.
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Louis E. Reddewig
Davenport
Star
Daresport High School Alumni Football Line-Up
The alumni team selection for Daresport High lists Fred Lang at center Hugo Nebeker at right guard Jimny Preston as right tackle Bert McCollough at right end Pro Giffard at left guard Edward Ragnet at left end John Dow at quarterback Don Grant at right back Arthur Coninton at fullback R Mecrimins at left back. The squad trains nightly and aims to be in good shape for Saturday’s game though final lineup decisions remain.
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Daresport High School
Fred Lang
Hugo Nebeker
Jimny Preston
Bert McCollough
G Not
Giffard
Jackel
Bert McColough
Edward Ragnet
John Dow
Don Grant
Arthur Coninton
R. Mecrimins
Low Southwest fares advertised for travel and agents
An old advertisement touts low rail rates to the south west with a ten dollar ticket to many points in Oklelwinn or fodigy Territory and surrounding areas. It mentions Texas and New Mexico, directs readers to ticket agents for full information, and lists F. A. Miller in Chicago and H Hinrichs in Davenport as contacts.
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Oklelwinn
Sanus
Texas
New Mexico
Seroudleres
Knights of Pythias Help John Mass Celebrate Forty Second Birthday
Cover De Leon Lodge No 80 Knights of Pythias held an evening meeting at Calune bia ball then adjourned to John Hays home at Third and Gaines Street to celebrate John Hays forty second birthday. John Friday gave an address and the event was reported as very enjoyable.
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de Leon
Knights of Pythiis
Net
Calune
Bia
Menhors
John Hays
Third
Gaines
John Friday
Great Strides Made by Moline Royal Arcanu m
The Royal Arcantium held a meeting last evening and initiated one new member. The order is only a year old in Molice and already has about 100 members.
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Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcantin
Molice
Bible Classes Grow at Ames Town State College
The Y M C A at Town state college reports rapid Bible class growth with 450 enrolled this term, up from 250 last term. Speakers of note visit, over forty class leaders train under Dr A B Storms, and the college employs two secretaries to support the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimes
Y. M
Town State College
A. B. Storms
State Collge
Towst
C. Prall
Tr. M. Hansen
New Laundry Wagons On Route In Bright Orange Display
The People's Steam Laundry has recently installed three new din ery wagons. They are painted bright orange with gilt lettering and a yellow running gear. Each wagon has capacity to meet daily demand with several trips per day.
Two Months More of Good Hard Work Pushes Sewer
Davenport progress on the People's Construction Company sewer project continues in the west end. Workers face six to eight feet of rock on Rockingham rail while blasting is limited and hand tools dominate. Howell and Dixwell streets near completion and Claussen will finish by next week as a five foot storm drain on Cedar Street is anticipated soon. The three mile sewer and half mile storm drain aim to drain the entire west end from Howell Street to Fourth Street.
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People’s Construction Company
Davenport
Din Keeler
Rockingham Raal
Howel Street
Dixwell Steet
Howell
Dixwell
Claussen Street
Cedar
Pattingill Lecture on Progress of Century at Moline High
Prof Pattingill of the University of Michigan spoke at Moline high school on Peres of the Last Century. He traced social and educational progress from old and new tools, praising public schools and modernization. He described Paley Alto stock farm and cow training, the shift from fireplice cooking to ranges, and the move from wooden plow to electric plow, ending with social progress.
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Moline High School
Assein
Il R. Pastingill
University of Michiz
Tescura
Peres
Daii
Willelsma
Paley Alto
Lali Stenfort Unniversity
California
Alumni Eleven To Meet On Gridiron At Omin High
Alumni eleven, led by Strowberg Wilson Perrin Wessels and others, will face Moline eleven tomorrow afternoon on Athletic Field. High school lineup includes Melin Price Baas Hodgson Dahtine Albertson Tillbrok Bor gen Grifin Martinson Whi Towndrown.
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Feldomin High School
Mibet
Alumi
Strowberg
Wilson
Perrin
Wessels
Vinton
O. Shallhers
KR. Arrell
D. Arrell Isaacson
R. Shaiverg
Suttley
Melin E
Price
Baas
Hodgson
Dahtine
Albertson
Tillbrok
Borgen
Grifin
Martinson
Whi
Towndrown
TWO BIG B OATS TO BE BUILT
Cleveland Ohio September 23 The American Shipbuilding company has awarded contracts for two freight steamers each over 500000 dollars One will be for the Amero Steamship company costing 420000 and the other for Samuel Mather and associates costing 460000 Both vessels will be among the largest on the lakes and ready by next navigation opening. Farmers Will Make Protest Furgo
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Cleveland
American Shipbuilding Company
Augustus Bo Wolvin
Aemo Steamship Company
Samuel Mather
Navigation
New Literary Society Formed at Davenport High School
The freshman class at Davenport High School forms a new literary society called To Kufon with about fifteen members. Officers for the first semester are President Harry Heysinger, Vice President Will Brown, Secretary Little Thomas, Treasurer Will Drebing. Leonard Wulf Oscar Niesener and Flora Hitchcock will handle programs. Meetings are the first and third Tuesdays at Griswold Annex. Charter members include Will Brown Lenora Wolf Harry Hersinger Edna Horns Flora Hitchcock Flora Fitch Anna Lavery Arnold Otte Lydia Noble Oscar Melaner Lilian Thomas Will Drebing Harry Paulsen Lyvott Gillert Edmond Kiettert.
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Davenport Bish School
Hae
To Kufon
Harry Heysinger
Will Brown
Little Thomas
Will Drebing
Leonard Wulf
Oscar Niesener
Sacred Heart Church Fair Dates Set
The Rev Father Lockney of Sacred Heart Rock Island announces a parish hall fair from Monday October 17 to Thursday October 27. Women of the church are preparing and commuters are at work. A mistaken notice set the start for October 31, but that is incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Father Lockney
Rock Island
Greek section hand injured in Natick yards
William Christo of Moline suffered a broken bone in the left foot after a heavy cross fell, crushing his foot at Natick yards yesterday afternoon. An ambulance took him to Dr Wylans for examination where severe bruising was noted.
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William Christo
Moline
Natick Yands
Wylans
Death of St Paul fireman in Ashland line derailment
St Paul fireman Sundberg died at Superior Junction when Ashland line train No 203 collided with a special freight. Engineer John Willman of Altoona was fatally injured. the engine and several box cars were wrecked. Blocked lines delayed service as heavy rain obscured signals.
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Cumberlang
Wis
Ashland
Cunha Coad
Superior Junction
Sundberg
St. Paul
John Wileaman
Altoonz
Willman
Man shoots wife in Green land near Bridgewater
In Greenland Indiana on September 23 Rowley shot and killed his wife at a neighbor s home several miles south of Bridgewater. He had been jailed to keep the peace after court proceedings and has since lived in fear of him. Rowley remains at large and declares he will not be captured alive.
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Greenland
Rowley
Bridgewater
Amazons Use Axes in Reformation in Indiana
Laporte Ind Sept 23 armed with axes four young society women of Rolling Prairie the Misses Hester and Elsie Worden Miss Benand Miss Connery broke down a room door where young men were playing pelser seeking access to reform the village youths They paid damages today and vowed to continue the crusade until the men accept they are living wrongly.
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Laporte
Ind
Yung Society
Rolling Prairie
Hester
Elsie Worden
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast Advertised
Low rates to the Pacific Coast with fares to San Francisco Los Angeles and many California points at 31 dollars. 30 dollars to Portland Tacoma Seattle and other Oregon Washington towns. 25.25 to Butte Helena and other Montana points. 25.25 to Salt Lake City Ogden and nearby Idaho Colorado towns. 27.50 to Spokane and eastern Washington. Tickets available daily until October 16 contact Miller or the Commercial Street office for details.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Fortland
Tacoma
Seatte
Oregon
Washington
Bute, Helens
Montana
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Toh
Idaho
Colorado
Spoksie
Miller
Sen Ae
Crac
Jung Tee Catia Ns Es Gammmersial
Ten Month Bride Drugged and Stolen by Horse Traders
Mrs Coffin, 49, wife of JLB Coffin, missing from Council Bluffs since Saturday evening. Police fear abduction by nomad horse traders driving a covered wagon toward Hamburg. A red headed woman linked to the case has been seen near the Coffin home. Two horses and a cow were stolen in the west part of town. Coffin, a Des Moines immigrant ten months ago, works as a hydraulic engineer. Mrs Coffin is described as pretty and stately in build.
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Corweil Duss
Coffin
Hartlett
Glenwood
Hamburg
Mc. Goffin
Cofin
Seventeenti “Avenue
High Street
R. WY. Bloomer
Automobile Crash Injures Seven in Chicago
A 40 automobile crash at Twentieth and Michigan avenues in Chicago seriously injures Miss Neve E. Scott and six others, all pedestrians aided to a grass plot. The party, bound for St Louis, included Miss Helen Davies and L. C. Murphy among the injured, with Miss Scott suffering internal injuries.
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Chicago
Segel
Neve E. Scott
Twentieth
Michigan Avenues
St. Louis
Scott
Helen Davies
New York
L. C. Murphy
Reginald Suzith
Helleyue
Grace Bowen
Peoria
Helen
Arash
Missouri Kansas and Poxus Railroad Boycotts Savanna Town
Booth Macalesker reports a strike era incident where the Missouri Kansas and Poxus Railway dismantled and removed the Savanna depot and terminated all business relations with the mines. The move followed local opposition to non union telegraph operators, with residents allegedly denying them hospitality.
Buddhists May Start Holy War Over Pilgrimage
St. Petersburg reports from Sept 23 note alarming talk of a Buddhist holy war linked to a pilgrimage to Mouran in Tet riary. Influenced by Britain’s Thibes expedition and Russia’s protest, Mongolian reports describe a renewed zeal sparked by the Durga pilgrimage in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Thibes
Russia
Mouran
Tetriary
Mongolia
Russians Lose Officers at Mianyang Battle
Official returns from St Petersburg dated September 22 show 465 Russian officers killed or wounded in the Mianyang battle. Six generals and thirty nine field officers among the casualties. Eighty officers killed, 372 wounded, thirteen missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peteraburz
Mianyang
Sleeper Car Move From Davenport to Chicago Depot
A sleeper car will be consigned Friday Sept 16 from Davenport to Chicago and placed at Fifth Street depot ready for occupancy at 9 30 p m. It will then be hauled to Rock Island by switch engine at noon.
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Chicago
GRL & PF
Davenport
Fifth Street
Rock Island
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Lester Chadwick
Scout
Cory
Buffalo Bill
JOENS
Brady St
Justice Reddewig
ALUMA
Devonport High School
Chicago, Milwaukee & SL Paul Railway
Knights OF Pythias
John
Ames
Dan Keeeler
Big West End
Cermany
Cedar Street
Prof
Pattingill
Moline Eleven
Great Lakes
American Shipbuilding Go
N. D
Canada
United States
North Dakota
Congress
NEW Literary Society
Natick Yards
William Christo Hurt
Man
Wife
Iowa
Amazons
Indiana
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Big Daylight
America
BRS
J. H. Coffin
Councel Blupes
Saven
IPAIB
Liaoyang
Security Savings Bank Ss. WF
Barrison
Otto Eckhardt, Cazhier
Chas. Schick
Seascreniss
Aoid Betail
Fio
Borglar Oe
Moin Steel
New
F. Davenport, Lowe
H. T. Meyer
Mississipi River
Neals Smd
H.R. Meyer
Tri-City Heating and Supply Co
Main Street
W. H. Hender
Chas. F. Ranzow & Son
BRE
West Third Street
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