Not guilty verdict in Hudnall bootlegging case
Yesterday evening a jury found Mode Hudnall not guilty on bootlegging charges after a short trial hearing testimony from Charles Brown his wife and Hudnalls wife. The case followed quick impaneling and a brief exchange of arguments with County Attorney Michels and defense counsel Wilson. Master Junior Redlinger underwent tonsil surgery this morning and is recovering at home this afternoon.
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Mode Hudnall
Ross Crawford
Charles Rath
Edd Huff
Winnie Cris
Ivess McKay
Edna Hewitt
A. W. McCall
Fdw
Mayer
James Gardner
H. F. Figcine
Frank Schneider
John Deimerly
Charles Brown
North of
Hudnall
Brown
T. A Michels
C. C. Wilson
Mangold
J. C. Meeks
J. W. Cook
A. Augustine
Dewitt Beck
George Gilbert
Edith Lawrence
David Winegarden
Finna Hewitt
Rodney Davis
William Simpson
Walter Marling
Brighton
Ford
Rivers
Busi
Junior Redlinger
Noonan's Bowlers Win Another Match
Bob Noonan's No 3 team defeated Opie Shields' No 4 squad 2172 to 2101 in the Commercial Rule bowling tour. George Morrison led Shields with 514 in three games. The January tournament is to be completed this week with key matches on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Noonan
Opie” Shields
George Morrison
Shields
Bill Prohibits County Bonding In Iowa Senate Action
Des Moines January 23 Senate bill by Senator White would ban counties from issuing bonds for road projects. Current law has allowed more than twenty million dollars in bonds for road and bridge work, policy urged to end bonding without state official approval. The highway bill seeks to fund primary road rights of way from primary road funds and advance to passage. Senate also passes three code revision bills with more to come as both chambers tackle numerous measures.
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Associates Preppy
Des Moines
Senate
White
Tama
State Highway Commission
House
Fadler
Adams
In an Airplane Excitable Girl on First Flight
An excitable girl recalls her first flight describing the thrill and fear alike. She felt each moment might be her next big event as the experience unfolded.
Fairfield Washington Highs Set Friday Afternoon Debate
Washington and Fairfield high schools schedule a dual debate Friday afternoon to avoid evening basketball conflicts. Washington negative team Charles McLaughlin Beatrice Baird and Mabel Moore will argue against Fairfield affirmative, while local Fairfield side Harold Boyd John Matthews and Carl Kunath debate Fairfield negative here. The issue: coal mines under federal control. Judges will be local to cut costs.
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Washington and
Fairfield
Washington
Charles McLaughlin
Beatrice Baird
Mabel Moore
Harold Boyd
John Matthews
Carl Kunath
United States
Funeral services for Mrs Marion Crawford held at First United Presbyterian
Funeral services for Mrs Marion Crawford were conducted yesterday at the First United Presbyterian church by Rev J Reade McCrory with a quartet providing music. Pallbearers included Dr J C Boice Charles Corette Ernest Nelson T J McElhinney Lee Sitwell and L D Robinson. Burial followed at Ainsworth cemetery.
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Marion Crawford
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Reade McCrory
T. J. McElhinney
Hugh McCreery
Carolyn Hamilton
Marion eGorge
de. J. C. Boice
Charles Corette
Ernest Nelson
T. J. McFlhinney
Lee Sitwell
L. D. Robinson
Ainsworth Cemetery
Coast Guards Rush to Halt Smuggling Across Coasts
All coast guard stations from Washington were ordered to aid in preventing smuggling. This first general federal order follows reports of the rum fleet off the Jersey shore about two weeks ago. The directive covers Atlantic seaboard stations, the gulf coast, and the Great Lakes.
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New York
Coast Guard
Washington
Jersey
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Ruby Held on Bonds to Keep Peace After Night Hearing
Tom Ruby of the Ollie neighborhood was held under $200 bonds to keep the peace after a lengthy hearing that began at 10 AM and stretched to near 6 PM. Complainant was Ray Black, brother-in-law of Ruby. Attorney EB Eicher defended the state. Col. J Wilson represented the defendant.
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Kyle
Tom Ruby
Ollie
Rubio
Ray
Etrone Black
Eicher
Atate
Col
J. Wilson
Iowa moves to create state film censorship bureau
Des Moines reports state wide film censorship returns as Rep Gallagher of Iowa county introduces a bill to establish a three member bureau, pay three thousand a year, to approve or prohibit films, regulate advertising, and set penalties for violations with a 90 day post July 1 effectiveness.
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Des Moines
Gallagher
Iowa County
Live for 11 Days on Beer Diet Off Carolina Coast
Three men left Bahama Islands for Cuba in a motor boat ran out of gasoline and drifted 225 miles off the Carolina coast. After eleven days subsisting on British beer with scarce food, they were picked up by the liner Occidental, according to Captain Campbell.
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Riv
Associated Presse
Galveston
Texas
Exocident
Carolina
Campbell
Bahama Islands
Cuba
Atlantic
Star Falls Like Flower Sent By Spirit Chief
A narrative fragment recalls a Siwash chief's tale that a falling star is a flower tossed from Paradise to ease a soul's passage into the Great Darkness, evoking quiet sadness and spiritual imagery from The Wild Heart.
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Siwash
Paradise
Emma Lindsay Squirer
Washington Butter Cream Eggs and Poultry Supplier
The narrator notes a busy week reviewing year books and confirms no million dollars in earnings while maintaining clear heads. They promote Washington Butter Cream eggs and poultry products and invite new customers to try their service with no price changes for Wednesday.
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Washington
Funeral set for Frank Kallaus tomorrow at two
Frank A. Kallaus died January 22 1922 at home on South Marion avenue after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at his home with burial in Bimj grove Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Ida Long, son Maynard Clarence, parents Mr and Mrs A J Kallaus, a brother Edd J and three sisters. He lived in Washington county and Parsons Kansas, worked in meat markets and at Rock Island Arsenal, and served during WWI.
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Frank A. Kallaus
A. J. Kallaus
South
Marion Avenue
Washington County
Parsons
Kansas
Bessie Kline
Lone Tree
Maynard Clarence
Ida Long
Maynard
Edd J
Emma Shalla
Anna Havel
May Carlson
Ainsworth
Kallaus
Rock Island
Long
Colorado Springs
Washington
Kyllaus
Des Moines Upholds $4500 Damage Verdict Against City
The Iowa Supreme Court sustains a $4500 damage award to Mrs Flora Parks aged sixty five for injuries from a December 1920 fall on an icy Clark avenue sidewalk in Des Moines. She suffered a broken hip and permanent injuries after winning in Judge Lester Thompson's court, the city appealing.
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Des Moines
Flora Parks
Clark Avenue
State Supreme Court
Bodies Recovered From Idaho Mine Fire
Spokane dated dispatch reports two miners pulled from the Morning mine pit at Mullan Idaho with recovery effort likely to raise the death toll from the blaze. Other workers were reportedly saved, though several remained unaccounted for at the time.
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Thea Vecortaterd
Spokane
Wash
Mullan
Idaho
Chronicle
Wallace
It Is Indifferent to a Fool Whether Laughed At Or With
A succinct quotation noting that a fool remains unaffected whether others laugh with or at him, attributed to S Warren.
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S. Warren
No-title Leisure Reminder from Franklin Quote
A concise reflection urges using time wisely to gain leisure through useful activity. It contrasts the diligent with the lazy, warning that a life of leisure or laziness yields different outcomes.
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Franklin
Each and All a Moral Force in Society
A quotation praises Lie as a model of virtue and duty, arguing that his personal virtues kindle others and create heroic emulation. It extols true heroism as spiritual energy, conscience, and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Plant Halts Mosquitoes Through Local Algae Interaction
A South American investigator reports that the mosquito algae cannot survive in water containing chara foedita. The plant thrives widely and may help rid communities of the pest. Experiments indicate the insects are killed quickly by a toxic substance released by the plant.
W C T U Outlines 1923 Jubilee Campaign Goals
Miss Anna A Gordon World and National president of the W C T U announces the 1923 forward program on the eve of the Jubilee Campaign. The plan calls for educating schools about alcohol facts promoting abstinence among youth and enforcing prohibition through public opinion and international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Gordon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Pioneer Temperance Organization
Miss Gordon
Light That Ever Shines Inspires Steadfast Steps
A reflective quotation from Mark Rutherford about finding a guiding light for each next step. It conveys perseverance despite unknown distant outcomes and emphasizes momentum through small, future-facing actions.
Cannon-Ball Tree Nuts in Clusters Inside Shells
The text explains three-cornered Brazil nuts grow in clusters within shells shaped roughly spherical. It also mentions another nutbearing plant called the cannon-ball tree.
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Coast Guards
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Crensor
The
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Mrro
South Mourton
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Iowa
Inquire Journal
H. L. Witting
East End
Plymouth Rock
Arthur Duenting
Flora Hanna
Crawfordsville
Town
J. S. Stevenson
Gust Bramer
Tatlor
Bard Block Wood
W. M. Darbyshire
Zitt Eod
Jackson Kulona Mutual
Bhieee
Eclipse Oas
Phelps Light
Winfield
Eli Jackson
Ninth Street
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Putnam
Gots
Manent
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Mich
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Mark Rutherford
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