Supreme Court Decisions Reported From Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court hands down numerous decisions across counties including Polk Webster Boone and Warren. The list names appellants appellees judges and counties with rulings reversed affirmed modified or demissed on a wide range of civil and equity actions.
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Peres Des Moines
Iowa
Laws Supreme Court
Bata Aldrich
Clara Aldrich
Appellces
Chart
E. Worley
Mary Worley
Delaware County
E. BR. Stiles
May Gaffney
Appellee
C. A. Cardlson
Board of Trustees
Policemen's Pension Fund
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Wakefield
Anderson-Deering Company
City of Boone
Boone County Board of Supervisors
Boone County
Boone* County Investment Company
E. M. McCall
Sherwood A. Clock
Myles Boger
J. P. Smith
Appelees
J. XN. Gates
Deratur County
H. H Carter
the Sankers Trust Company
Appelant
Register Company
Des Moines
Dell Boegel
Leta
M Brockway
Polk County
Joseph BE. M
Eliza A. Buell
Wedell D. Waite
Florence L. Moore
Appellees
Hamilton County
B. R. Bryson
Vincent Sceavo
Hubert Utterback
Standard Oil Co
L. H. Marville
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of
Baltimore
Joseph E. Meyer
Christine Smith
Robert A. Munger
Clinton P. Shockley
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Black Hawk County
H. B. Boies
Harold E. Scott
Guardian
Peter Cage
First Trust and Savings Bank
Sibley
Osceola County
William Hutchinson
Municipal Court
H. H. Sawyer
John Y. Rossoa
J. F. Fahey
F. F. Parker
Hazel G Walsh
Des Moines National Bank
Richard Lagerquistle
Dankers Mortgage Company
Webster County
Sherwood
Blanche B. Jordan
George C. Doty
Dallas County
W. B. Cooper
George J. Manassa
Esther
Prem Albert
Globe Indemnity Company
Care
John Kleiber
Gustave Voigts
FE. M. McCall
William H. Miller
BE. M. Lichty
Martha A. Miller
Ro Y' Geh
H. KE. Fry
Monona County
Ernest Martinson
A. T. Jacobson
G. P. Thompson
J. H
Emma Herman
Board of Park Commissioners
Shewood A. Clock
Jeanette Millard
Bertha Barnhill
N. W. Manufacturing Company
G. D. Thompson
Sheriff's Award
Lulu H. Ozias
Giraffe Talk Sparks Zoo Tales and Cousin Debates
Teddy and Jack Three Horned Giraffes debate cousins and agreeing with each other. They reflect on life in the East Africa wild and the zoo, noting cruelty outside but safety inside. A father giraffe recalls stories of books and a long throat tale that unsettles him.
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Teddy
Jack
Eddy
East Africa
Weill
Young Giraffe
Mr. Giraffe
Master Giraffe
Vienna City of Trees Glitters as City Beautified
Vienna boasts a lush street canopy with about SS.000 trees, underscoring its reputation as one of the world’s most beautiful cities. The municipal figures highlight the urban forest as a point of pride and a key feature of the capital’s charm.
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Vienna
Cleaning a Ceiling Stain With Starch and Cloth
A method to remove a blackened smudge on a whitewashed ceiling over a gas mantel uses a starch and water mix the consistency of cream. Apply with a soft woolen cloth, then as it dries place newspaper underneath and rub gently to lift the stain.
Ancient Cavern Temples Echo Early Rock Burials
Ancient cavern temples in India, Tibet, and Egypt echo days when caves served as tombs and worship sites. The Roman catacombs are said to be inspired by tradition of rock burial, noted in the Philadelphia Ledger.
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India
Tntestine
Egypt
Rome
Philadelphia Ledger
Always Company There Man is an gregarious animal
The line from the Washington Star offers a reflective quip about sociable behavior and moral paths, noting the transgressor’s burden yet social loneliness. It presents a terse, aphoristic remark rather than a full narrative or report.
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Washington Star
Cost of Operating Schools and Cities on Decrease
Des Moines Iowa November 27 The AP reports a sustained drop in local government costs. Budgets show 1923 1924 and 1926 figures for schools and counties with a net tax levy decrease. County costs vary but overall reductions reflect debt relief and efficiency gains.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Budwect
L. Hogue
Hogie
Long Term of Power of Senator Quay in Pennsylvania
The late Senator Matthew Quay of Pennsylvania retained power longer than any political boss, serving as secretary of the Republican state executive committee from 1860 and as the recognized party leader in Pennsylvania until his death in 1904. He joined the national committee in 1895.
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Matthew Quay
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Ife
National Committee
Complaints Spur Hamlet to Seek Spine Talk
Ophelia laments lack of work as she criticizes others while Hamlet admits he has no backbone. The exchange underscores tension and indecision in the royal court.
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