Queen Lil to sue US for 200000 over throne loss
It is said the queen plans a lawsuit for two hundred thousand dollars to recover the loss of her throne and its appendages. Judges reportedly believe the entire outfit could be purchased at a fur furniture dealer for two hundred seventy five dollars. Miss Melton, a missionary to Turkey once a focus of press attention for her treatment, is visiting her sister in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil
U.S
Miss Melton
Turkey
Fairfield
Local items and court notes fill Washington column
Mrs. Robert Cherry falls ill while other residents move, visit, or repair. The court records list numerous cases including burglary, arson, and liquor sales with sentences and outcomes. A sewer meeting discusses funding and public sentiment, and a special train with a Patchen race highlights local events. The W R C visits Mrs Stephens and plans for Mr Stephens’ Burlington move.
Joe Patchen to race at Hedrick in special event
Col Taylor owner of Joe Patchen enters the stallion in a free for all pace at Hedrick. Joe Patchen (2 04) and John R. Gentry (2 03) are touted as the fastest on earth and will meet in the race drawing local interest. Also notes on local sales and arrivals.
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Oskaloosa
Davenport
Washington
Robert J
Joe Patchen
Oskaloosa Herald
Col. Taylor
Joe
Hedrick
John R. Gentry
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West
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Mercer & Chilcote
Smith
Graham
Bachelor
Freddie
Billie
Charlie
Jack
Teddie
New York Tribune
Robert Cherry
Mel Logan
Knecht
Crail
J. S. Nichols
East Washington
Mrs. Porter
Holton, Kas
Mrs. Boyd
Kate Switzer
Iowa City
L. Kline
L. D. Robinson’s
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Lowe
A. Harvey
C. M. Stinson
Horton
Kansas
Marie McCandless
Ed. Anderson
McCandless
Harrison Crawford
Edward Karney
State
Yeager
H. Lauer
Supreme Court
Lewis Gardner
al Griffin
Mattie Acheson
Jerry O’conner
C. P. Smith
Amos Plummer
Jas. Clark
John Briar
Wm. Grecian
Johnson
John Shields
Smouse
W.S. Shields
E. G. Stephens
Johnnie Jones
Sue
Boo
Johnnie
Windsor Grocery
Harry McCall
J. O. Elder
Asey Bros
Young’s, Brich
Smith’s Steam Laundry
Thorp
Ury Thorpe
Alexander Mason
Presbyterian Church
Seren
Evans
Henry Knecht
Eva Parker
Walter Haight
Warfel’s
Chas. W. Stump
Banjo
Guitar
Mandolin
P. W. McElwain
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