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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1917

Page

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Forged Checks Swindle City With Two Banks

A swindle left residents out of more than five hundred dollars as Robert Pryor posed as a trusted employee of Jack Larson and the Fitherville Tea Co. He passed bogus checks drawn on the First National Bank, signed by Lucas and Larson, cashing them across many local merchants. Pryor fled that night. authorities list dozens of victims and total losses at 512.25, with bond costs potentially raising the total to 762.50. The story also notes church notices, a local election prize, and a business trip.

Robert Pryor Hirs Elf Jack Larson F:therville Tea Co Dickinson County Lucas First National Bank Lucas & Larson Pryor J. J. Walker O. K Francis Kennedy Nivison Vs & Nau Brothers Clothiers W. A. Beymer Clothier Hugh B. Lawrence W. Hansen Frank Wing Smith & Brenneman Dan Booth Carl Frank Biden Mr. Lucas

Fort Dodge Car Theft Confession Ties to Minneapolis Owner

Fort Dodge police report a stolen car case linked to Minneapolis. A car changed for concealment was identified as belonging to AL Ghotz of Minneapolis, who says his vehicle was stolen September 16. A dealer sold a car to Joe McIntyre, then to Mitchell Implement Company. Insurance carriers sent two repaired cars to Minneapolis. Many locals search Fort Dodge for stolen vehicles camouflaged to thwart identification.

Hal Toy Oificult AL. Ghotz Minneapolis Estherville Gholaz Fort Dodge Mitchell Implement Company Joe McIntyre Implement Company West Insurance Company Fort Dodge Messenger

Death of Boegess After Car Accident Near Town

Chas Boegess died Friday night at 10 10 after an automobile accident earlier that afternoon. His Ford left the road near the south edge of town, rolled over, and he was trapped beneath the steering wheel suffering internal injuries. He was taken to the hospital by Lloyd Stockdale and John Greist, but died four hours later. Estherville residents will be invited to hear an Edison tone test demonstration.

Wis Lieid Wade Dale Will Fo Chae Rogeess Boegess Wallineford Lloyd Stockdale John Greist Mr. Boggess Union Baptist Church Fred E. Lind Hr. Stevens Brother Stevens Sioux City G. P. Mitchell Des Moines

Edison tone tests to be heard at Grand theatre Friday

Strube Bros. Music House brings an Edison tone test demonstration to Estherville as part of a national tour. The event follows Richer claims and a pending settlement debate over a year old dispute with Mr Edison’s head offices. Locals express eagerness to hear the demonstrations. Additionally local items note Camp Dodge furloughs, county board sessions, and a firm dissolution of Ryder & Karr in Estherville.

Manrles Eecot Donley Edison America Estherville Strube Bros. Music House New Edison Dealers Grand Theatre Mr. Deming Emmet County Cantonments Mr. Demine Camp Dodge Congressman Woods Des Moines County Board of Supervisors Nels Anderson Fort Dodge Federal Grand Jury Geo. Patterson

Disloyalty Warned Amid Northern Iowa German Sympathizers

The article notes heightened warnings from U S Marshal E R Moore in Fort Dodge about seditious talk by German sympathizers in northern Iowa and neighboring Wisconsin and Iowa, pledging federal action to curb antiwar activity. It also covers local items: a couple's wedding, a garage partnership dissolution, council sewer decisions, a new bungalow project, the town bakery reopening, a furlough visit from a naval trainee, and a found pocketbook with owner instructions.

Fort Dodge Iowa E. R. Moore United States Wisconsin Germany

Train collision near Swea City claims two lives

A car attempting to cross a railway near Swea City was struck by a passenger train. Mrs. Dewey and her daughter were killed, Rev. Dewey died later the same day. Authorities note the crossing was visible to drivers and engineers, with unclear exact cause. Rev. Dewey was a Norwegian Lutheran minister based in Blue Earth.

Biebony Swea City Dewey Blue Earth Armatrong

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