Indicted for 6 Grimes 2 to be sentenced soon
A partial report shows six indictments with bench warrants and appearance bonds for Ross Habenicht Charles Eastman Girldean McMillan Anna Edwards. Habenicht faces liquor still possession and liquor nuisance charges. Eastman McMillan Edwards pleaded guilty and are to be sentenced April 14. one defendant is not in custody.
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Grimes
Srand
Ross Habenicht
Cedar’ Falls
Charles Eastman
Girldean McMillan
Liquor Nuiance
Anna Edwards
Self Pays Self 1000 Salary Case Reaches Supreme Court
In Richmond on April 6 C Lee Moore won a Virginia supreme court ruling in a mandamus suit against himself. Moore, state auditor, sought $1,000 per year added to his inheritance tax duties as extra compensation starting 1924. The court awarded aspects of the mandamus but avoided nullifying a prior assembly determination.
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Richmond
Lee Moore
C. Lee Moore
Virginia Supreme Court
Nif
C-Lee
Moore
C. Lee
Hinself
CoLee Moore
C. Moore
Lee
General Assembly
Village 15 tax issue sparks housingholder concerns
Fragmented text indicates a village meeting about taxes and property burdens. Names such as Hewlett Harbor, Delaney, Nicoll Jr appear amid phrases about “no use for taxes” and residents fearing neighbors will be burdened. The garbled OCR suggests disputes over estate values and ownership.
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Ewlett
Harbor
Lie
Flagers
Sol Hewlett
Delaney: Nicoll, Jr
Casebeer Heights birth marks town joining Iowa towns
Residents of Casebeer Heights hail a new birth as evidence the community may be accepted into full communion with other Iowa towns. The first birth, a son born to Mr and Mrs Don R Smock, was reported last Monday night.
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Casebeer Heights
Iowa
Donmd R. Smock
Saunders begins Cedar Heights home erection
Ernest Saunders has commenced the erection of a permanent residence in Cedar Heights, marking the first building operations of the season in the community.
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Ernest Saunders Hav
Cedar Heights
Striking Workers Return to Jobs After Talks
Cedar Rapids April 6 1919 Striking iron workers resume work pending settlement of wage dispute with Employers' association.
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Cedar Rapids
Employers’ Association
Tanlac touted by Dubuque family in health claim
A Dubuque resident, E. E. Torrey, recounts his three year recovery from severe fatigue and heart palpitations after taking Tanlac. He credits the tonic for renewed energy, improved sleep, appetite, and his 84 year old father and wife also regaining health. The ad praises Tanlac as nature's tonic and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from a druggist.
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Dubuque
Tanlac
E. E. Torrey
Bryant
St. Dubuque
Torrey
Taniac
William Henry
Justice of the Peace
Wrife
Shane
Nature
A J Edelson Co Dinner Marks Its 1st Anniversary
Thirty five employees of A J Edelson Co gathered at the Hotel Russell Lamson grillroom in Waterloo to celebrate the store’s first anniversary in business. Dinner was served at 6 30 and the banquet opened a week of anniversary events with talks on sales and advertising and a musical program by a trio and male quartet.
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A. J. Edelson . Company, Inc
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Peter I Mindlay
United States
Scotland
Die
Doctor Orders Vincl Man Gains 12 Pounds
A run-down man with headaches and poor appetite improves after a week on Vinci iron cod liver tonic. The ad claims Vinci builds hemoglobin, strengthens the blood, boosts appetite and sleep, and has a pleasant taste, recommended by local druggists.
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Vincl
Man
Vinci
J. B. Lindsay
McChes
C. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co.isement
DeWitt Declines Contest to Will in Cedar Rapids
Harlan C DeWitt brother of Elden C DeWitt of New York says he will not join any contest by other relatives to challenge the will in Cedar Rapids after Eldens death last Wednesday He stated he would not oppose the will or participate in any legal action related to it.
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Cedar Rapids
Harlan C. DeWitt
Sioux City Man Sentenced to Five Years in Fort Madison Prison
Henry Hesenbeck of Ocheyedan was sentenced to five years in Fort Madison prison following a technical court ruling. The April decision was reported from Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Henry Hesenbeck,Ocheyedan
Fort Madison
Darrow's Agriculture Talk Dropped From Conference Program
A report from Des Moines states Charles L. Chute of the National Probation society wired last night that Clarence Darrow, Chicago attorney, had been eliminated from the national social work conference program planned for May 11. Protests over Darrow's views on agriculture problems prompted the change.
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Des. Moines
Charles L. Chute
National Probation Society
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Darrow
Detroit Lakes residents fish a different lake daily 413 within 25 miles
Detroit Lakes Minnesota residents claim they can fish a new lake each day for more than a year, with 413 lakes within 25 miles all reportedly full of fish. London caterers shipped over a million Christmas puddings worldwide. Soviet order bars military personnel from entering saloons.
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Detroit
Lakes
London
Romance of Fabric Back of the Looms and Lathes
A descriptive piece on the textile industry detailing the creation of a high grade fabric. It traces the search for superior raw materials from Ireland and Scotland, the blending of special wools, and the weaving of a resilient worsted thread into cloth. The narrative emphasizes innovation and global sourcing in fabric manufacturing.
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Ireland
Scotland
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A. J. Edelson Co
Carey
J. G. Carey
The
Courier
A. J. Edelson
M. Smith
Leona Kies
Mae Corson
Edith Welsh
Matilda Hosking
Clara McFarlane
Matilda Hoskins
Greta Bailey
Cartet
Peter Findlay
Stobert Wright
Malvern Wright
E.G. Carey
Lafayette St
Victor Talking Machine Co
WIA
Otson
Billy Rough” 2
Kaynee
Oliver
Henensa
Darrow Adu
Farors
Vnew
Covell
Fuel Oil Service Company
Commercial St
Tipperary
Morgan & Sullivan
CUT Price Clothing Store
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