Rape Case Trials Capture City Court Attention
The Tornell Fapeco case dominates this week with public barred from the city court. The prosecution rested after a full day of witness testimony while the defense failed to secure a direct verdict. The case resumes with the defendant's testimony and continued witness examination, as judges and lawyers anticipate a tense verdict. Elk lodge to host carnival and dinner dance on February 10 at 8 pm with invitations extended to ladies.
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Tornell Fapeco
Thefendant
Land
Zorvell
Temo
Estherville Lodge
B. P. O. Elka
Hk Elk’s
Athletic clash ends in Estherville win over Spirit Lake
A small crowd watched Estherville Athletic Club edge Spirit Lake American Legion 16 to 14 in a fast, hard fought basketball game. Both sides played with determination as Estherville pulled ahead late, tying the series at one game each and setting up a likely rematch.
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Estherville Athletic Club
Spirit Lake American Legion
Develo
Jen Estherville
Estherville
Eiie
Mhind
Spirit Lake Indians
Rootere
Therville Five
Io ‘Cal
Csore
Warriors
Spirit Lake
Syneesa
Pihaens
Fenult
Rey
Turin
Graettinger High School
Graettinger
Mapec
Egtherville
Bale
Brees
Ilford
Lilfo
Engineer Ammon badly burned aboard Sioux Falls train
Accident occurred near Little Rock when engineer Arthur Ammon was scalded in the engine cab by a burst steam pipe while Pulling No. 41 percent train. He was cared for by local physicians and sent home for lengthy recovery, with belief the burns may not be disfiguring and full recovery hoped.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur Ammon
Little Rock
G E Moore In Very Serious Condition Update
G E Moore remains in a grave state after leg injury near Wallingford. Doctors weigh amputation as hemorrhage risk increases and survival hinges on immediate surgery amid weakened condition. Friends of Emmet Moore rally in support. Catherine Doyle Graduated from Mercy Hospital program in Des Moines with praise.
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Preas
G. E. ‘Moore
Moore
Wallingforg
Emmet
Giffen given life term for first degree murder
Grant P. Giffen was found guilty of murder in the first degree after a ten day trial and sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor in the state penitentiary. The verdict came at 9 10 p.m. with foreman A W Baird presiding. Defense motion for a new trial was set for February 12 and likely not granted.
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Grant P. Giffen
Ten Gaya
A. W. Baird
J. E. Williams
Mason City
Giffen
Northwest
Seng
Will
Heit Ping Battle
Peor
van Nees
Algona
Wm. S. Johnston
J. J. Hess
Williams
Ness
Francis Kennedy
Sam Bammer
Kenne E
Johnston
Ringsted
Ams
Vindicator
Republican
Gitte
Graettinger
Lake Fremont Farmers Hold Splendid Meeting
A Lake Fremont Farmers Club meeting at Mr and Mrs Theo Osberg home on Thursday Feb 8 featured a noon gathering, a dinner, and a business session led by president H W Woods with 20 members present. W G Brown of Fairmont spoke on Farm Bureau and township organization while Roy Register of Dundell Creamery discussed “The Care Cream” and creamery supply to boost butterfat prices. The club plans to meet again March 3.
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Lake Fremont
W. G. Brown
Fairmont
Booster Club
Brown
Farm Bureau
Roy Register
Dundell Creamery
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Allen Ringmaster
Chas. Willey
A. N. Anderson
Lee Mitchell
A. K. Ivergon
Ernest Hatvego
Aie Tae Ir
Pa ‘Aulsoh
M Rger
F. G. On
Gust
Valen
V.R
Ralph Rossau
Iowa Falls
Rhodes
Paul Smool
Rossau
Town Falls
Knights of Pythias
Deing
G. E
Catherine Doyle
Aise
Catherine Doyle Racine
Mercypital
Dore
Bara
Indians
Milford
A. B. Club
A. B. Ch Os
Brough
Woman’s
Morse
Era
Gia
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