Habeas Corpus Denied In Iowa Murder Case
Federal Judge Martin J Wade denied William Olander's appeal for a writ of habeas corpus from Fort Dodge to Des Moines. Olander's attorney Robert Healey said an appeal to the US circuit court of appeals will be filed, and warned that losing would end the case. The memorandum notes repeated attempts and final Iowa Supreme Court and US Supreme Court actions.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Martin J. Wade
William Olander
Barthold Haphap
Iowa City
Olander
Wade
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Robert Healey
Circuit Court
Attorney Healey
Case Olander
Hangman's Row
Fort Medina
Soahestiaty Otters
Webster
Fort Dodge
State Supreme Court
DeGraf
DeGraff
United States Supreme Court
Iowa
United States
Iowa farmer optimism despite low hog prices in 1923
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Raymond W. Cassady argues hog production will persist despite corn at 70 cents a bushel and hogs at 7.25 per hundred. He cites Iowa’s vast hog output, record state fairs, and strong livestock feeding conditions as reasons the sector will recover within a year, while highlighting Iowa’s dominance in corn and livestock figures and the state’s extensive agricultural resources.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Raymond W. Cassady
Cassady
Lowa
Loges& Lowe
Mississippi River
Missouri
Resignations Shake Philippine Government in Manila Crisis
Four cabinet members, the Senate president, and the House speaker resigned amid protests against Governor General Leonard Wood's intervention. Wood accepted the resignations but called them a threat and said the crisis leaves Insular administration in his hands with no official comment on the upheaval.
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Associated Press
Manila
Philippine Islands
Senate
House of Representatives
Inter
Insular
Geral Leonard Wood
Wood
Council of State
Maguel Quezor
Farm lands sale nets $312.50 per acre near Ashton
Roscoe Lyle sold his eighty acre farm four miles south of Ashton to John Bloes for 25000 dollars cash, about 31250 per acre, a brisk cash sale showing land values rising in northwest Iowa. Bloes, a good judge of local soil, completed the purchase quickly, signaling ongoing steady land movement.
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Iowa
Ashton Ashton
Roscoe Lyle
John Bloes
Ashton
Bloes
Blees
Kalona Woman Courting Visit With Daughter
Mrs. Peter Schillig of Kalona is visiting her daughter Mrs. Leona Blecha, sharing a family gathering and travel arrangements.
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Peter Schillig
Kalona
Leona Blecha
Hardings aboard Army vessel after Alaska trip
President Harding and three cabinet members were back aboard the navy transport Henderson awaiting departure for Valdez after a five day interior Alaska tour. Mrs Harding’s doctors said she was gaining strength and fatigue was easing with treatment. Harding noted voter dissatisfaction from the Minnesota election without elaborating.
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Associated Press
Harding
Alaska
Navy
Henderson
Valdez
Richardson
Minnesota
Corn Progress Noted With Tassels In Iowa
Des Moines July 18 The weekly bulletin of the Iowa weather and crop service reports corn making rapid growth with tassels appearing in some areas The weather allowed cultivation only twice before crops grew too large The southern wheat harvest is nearly complete oats harvest begins in several areas and the hay crop is expected to be light
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Des Moines
Lowa Weather and Crop Service
Mrs Johnson May Not Go to Capital
Minneapolis report notes Mrs. Johnson undecided about accompanying Magnus Johnson to Washington for a U.S. Senate seat. She runs the Kimball farm with six children, serves as president of the township school board, and has limited past political involvement.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Magnus Johnson
Washington
United States Senate
Mranson
Kll
Maine
Kentucky
Isreal Putnam
Aire
Mrs. Pierce Visits Cedar Rapids Relative
Mrs. G A Pierce of Cedar Rapids stops by to visit her mother Mrs. M L Orris, staying for a time in town.
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G. A. Pierce
Cedar Rapids
M. L. Orris
Demand to dissolve Harvesters Con into three firms filed
The United States government led by Attorney General Harry M. Dougherty filed in federal court in St. Paul seeking a division of International Harvester Company into three corporations. The action argues the 1918 dissolution failed to restore competition and that the firm remains a monopoly harming farmers. Alexander Legg of Chicago disputed the charge, stating Harvester was acquitted and prices reflect competition.
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ST. Paul, Minn
United States
Harry M. Dougherty
International Harvester Company
Attorney General’s Office
Washington
McGee
French
Duluth
Alexander Leee
Chicago
Legg
Local Funeral Services For Miss Agnes Swift Held
Mrs L Daugherty of Keota and Mrs Bob Riordan of nearby seventy six attended the funeral of Miss Agnes Swift, with other relatives and friends in attendance at the community services.
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L. Daugherty
Keota
Bob Riordan
Agnes Swift
Jail delivery staged by woman in Warren Pa
A hooded woman forced entry to the sheriff's office while an officer was away and stole a pistol and jail keys. She freed Patrick Ponsoll by herding more than twenty prisoners into one tier and releasing him from a county jail cell. Authorities believe Ponsoll was her fiancé.
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Associated Press
Warren
Patrick Ponsoll
Ponsoll
Governor Kendall Plans Retirement Over Health
Des Moines July 18 Governor Kendall says he will not seek re election or any public office beyond his current term due to health. He notes letters from Republicans urged continued service but medical advice last December forced retirement from strenuous duties. He dismisses recent speculation as unwarranted and confirms his decision.
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Des Moines
Kendall
Iowa
New Jersey Resorts Raid Nets Liquor and Gambling Devices
In July raids at Pleasant Bay Westend Allenhurst and Wanamassa resorts detectives and state troopers seized gambling paraphernalia worth 20000 and arrested five resort proprietors whose names were withheld. Guests were not molested.
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Associated Press
Long Branch
New Jersey
Lakewood
Point Pleasant
Pleasant Bay
Westend
Allenhurst
Wanamassa
Damages Case Over Poor Service Must Be Reheard
The only case where a telephone subscriber was awarded damages for poor service must be retried, per Judge H. L. Dicken son in Minneapolis. The Associated Press reports the decision was filed today.
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the Associated Press
Minne Eapolis
Minn
H. L. Dickenson
Boone County Farm Sells at 300 Per Acre in Cash Deal
In Madrid on July 18 the John W. Anderson farm in Garden township sold to Sam Peterson for 300 dollars per acre. The cash transaction includes fair improvements and average market proximity. Possession passes to the buyer March 1.
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Madrid
Boone County
John W. Anderson
Garden Township
Sam Peterson
Danger From Flood in Colorado Thought to Be Thing of Past
Pueblo reports that all danger of flood is believed to have passed this morning after last nights heavy rains between Pueblo and Colorado Springs. An elevation in the Arkansas river caused by the storm raised several small highway bridges but did not reach danger levels locally.
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Colorado
Pueblo
Col
Here
Colorado Springs
Arkansas
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