Suspects conflict after jewelry store burglary report
Conflicting tales surround J. W. Graves of Gye' dar Rapids and Jobs Fean of Oaadia as they are held at police HQ for questioning over the Joseph Sons jewelry store robbery. Graves claims innocence despite prior burglary sentences. Officers also questioned other suspects while pursuing leads and notified other cities to watch for stolen jewelry.
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Altho
Joseph Sons
J. W. Graves
Gye' Dar Rapids
Jobs Fean
Oaadia
Graves
Sioux Falls
Egan
Uncle Central
Brees
Collins
Douglas
Vin City
Wagner
Tie
Water
Reservoir Breaks Drown Eight at Holbro Arizona
Holbro Arizona April 11 eight people drowned when the Hyman Reservoir near St. Johns broke during the night. Another reservoir northwest of St. Johns faces flood risk if its dam fails. An emergency warning notes possible danger to Tolbrook twelve miles southeast if Hunt dam bursts. Community notices report temple and club meetings with social events.
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Holbro Ariz
Township read work begins with local names
April 14 in Janesville marks start of the township read with Champ Howe Fred Sorrell and others. Marion Newall aged 74 was brought here for burial after passing April 16. Rev Albert Rice led the service as many friends and neighbors attended. The Rebel Corp and G.A.R. members joined the sympathy and mourning rites.
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Janesville
Champ Howe
Fred Sorrell
Chas
MeCr
Steve Tholmes
Gant
Marion Newall
Albert Rice
H. Smith
Teli
Osage Notes on Music Teachers and Local Visits
April 13 Osage report highlights Prof Parker praised as a top voice teacher and Miss Finnessy a successful piano instructor. Alice Lybarger returns from Chippewa visit. Chicago Musical Institute member signs new contract for next season. Mrs duis Winship hosts visitors. local residents cited with arrivals and travel to California and Stanford University.
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Osage
Parker
Miss Winnessy
Finnessy
Alice Lybareer
Chiptare
Chicago
Miss Lybarger
Che Canie
Next Ecasam
Therm
Mre. Wrank Vronet
Duis Winship
Pear
Jatin Mefiweenes
Ptarmigan Sunk By German Submarine In North Sea
The British steamer Ptarmigan was torpedoed and sunk near the Worth Tinder lightship in the North Sea. Twenty-two sailors from Ptarmigan’s crew were saved after the attack by a German submarine.
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London
Ptarmigan
North Sea
Eteven
Ttarmigan
Geneseo News Notes and Local Ills From April
GeneSEO April 18 notes Rev T F Sheikler called to North Springs for funeral service at old parishioner Speer recently sought in Canada and returned to Geneseo to make home Mrs T A Pederson and Row and I have heed Genarea til the push wer Tamon Gunning with mumps last week before returning to take up it timies Monday. aude Canklin lost the paste wire in her front Saturday and has been under care for several days. One of his fond hirvsrs broke a lex fie first of tha He had a veterinary set line and is endeavoring to save Chieweo Wranesd P Diek Lorenzen on his Geneseo farm.
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Geneseo
T. F. Sheikler
Nore Springs
Speer
Canada
T. A. Pederson
Aude Canklin
Chieweo
Orcharf
Grandma Helleat
Frank Heller
Grehard
Uiinots
Uhirtia Brown
Texan
Avialian
Dell Underwood
Osage
Lattee
Chariie Steiner
Fred Hartwig
Here
Grandma Millington
Gresen
Masonity
Fiyron Millington
Byron Millington
Dan Casey
Claude Newman
George Cheney, Jr
Wyoming
Cedar Falls
Elmo Vinny
Charles City
John Cahin
Senate ConcurS In Polygamy Amendment Move
April 15 The senate accepted amendments to the state bill on road legislation with minor changes. A conference committee was named to weigh the state Institutions appropriation under the board of control. A concurrent resolution urged a convention with the house to elect a printer and binder. The senate also recommended a federal amendment against polygamy by a 16 vote.
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Senate
House
Local notices and deaths in orchard area tidbits
Obituaries note Grandma Hel leat dying at her son's home near Grehard with burial at Uiinots cemetery. Fred Hartwig dies after a yearlong illness leaving a wife and two sons. Other items include property changes, construction, and travel to Osage for a sister-in-law.
Plait Discrimination Against Kansas Packers
Chicago April 14. A fragment notes a dispute over discrimination toward Kansas Packers with reference to tacking houses on the Missouri River and service distance. The text is damaged and provides limited readable detail about the incident or entities involved.
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Chicago
Missouri River
Kansas Fields
Witnesses oppose six cent coal rate hike before ICC
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the Western rate case argued that a proposed six cent per ton advance on coal was unwarranted. Discussion covered slack coal and freight rates from the Kansas City field to Kansas City, St Joseph and South Omaha plants of Swift & Co, with figures cited for car mile earnings and rate comparisons. Helen Keller publicity note appears for a Grace Church event with an advertised save the date.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Witiessss
Kansas City
Bt. Joseph
South Omaha
Swift & Co
R. O'Hara
Kansas Field
St. Joseph
City in Brief Items on Local People and Events
Local notes report Mrs. J. M. Hoss visiting Chicago for new pupil work. Humane Society to elect officers Monday. Oelwein Superintendent Johnson toured Waterloo schools. Ames invitation to Hugh Van Pelt for April 21 animal husbandry seminar. Dubuque visitors with aunt in Waterloo. area students enrolled at Waterloo Business College. Grace M. E. Church rally led by Andrew Thompson. Strickler Transfer wagon wheel incident on Bridge and Commercial. quarantine lifted at Postmaster Kelly home. Eleanor Kelly and Margaret Thornton recovered from smallpox. Helen Keller appearance dates clarified with a April 28 engagement and expected capacity audience.
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Johnson
Oelwein
Waterio East
Hugh van Pelt
Animal Husbandry Seminary
Ames
Harry C. Wareham
Harry, Jr
Dubuque
Anna Wagner
Wagner Hotel
Earl Gratt
Cedar Rapids
Helen Dryzyeimski
Pocahontas
Grace Hawkes
Waterloo
Alta Gates
Sendusky
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Grace M. E. Ghureh
Andrew Thompson
J. E. Fates
Strickler Transfer Company
Helen Keller
Attorneys Confer in Riggs Bank Case In Abuja
Government lawyers defending Secretary McAdoo and Comptroller Williams held conferences in Washington on April 15 to prepare for tomorrow’s case, aiming to answer without requesting more time. Brandeis spoke with Williams and later with Justice Department officials. In Milbank, Patrick Lloyd died at 107, born in Limerick on St Patrick’s Day 1808.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Currenty Williams
Riggs Bank
Louis D. Brandeis
Williams
Department of Justice
Chatham
N. B
Patrick Lloyd
Milbank
Kern
Limerick
Ireland
St. Patrick's Dar
J L Jones to Address City Boys on Savings
J L Jones cashier of the Cartral Savings Bank will speak at a Tuesday night lecture in the Waterloo Y M C A boys department on The Importance of a Savings Account. Secretary Cockburn plans to reach all employed boys under 18 in the city and follow the talk with swimming.
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Waterloo
George Cockburn
J. L. Jones
Cartral Savings Bank
Cockburn
Jury Acquits Ben Cegarell in assault case
The jury acquitted Italian defendant Ben Cegarell in the state case accusing him of assault with intent to murder Alfred Frisbey after a three month detention in county jail. The defense said Cegarell acted in self defense and fired only into the air. He faces a new charge of carrying condensed weapons, carrying possible one year imprisonment if convicted. Preliminary hearing is set before Justice Walter French. W. W. Woolley represents Cegarell.
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State
Ben Cegarell
Alfred Frisbey
Tate
Cegarell
Frisbey
de Barell
Walter French
W. W. Woolley
Homecoming at First Baptist church revival
This evening features a homecoming service as part of the evangelistic campaign at First Baptist Church. Rev W L Dorgan will speak. Last night drew a large crowd with the junior chorus and large choir. Tomorrow closes the afternoon meetings with Rev Vanney of Cedar Falls delivering the address.
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First Baptist Church
W. L. Dorgan
Toimor- Tow
Vanney
Cedar Falls
Yellow fever scare after ship arrives at Morgan City
Surgeon Creel of the public health service may act on his own to handle the situation in Morgan City La after the Persis A Colwell from British Guiana brings crew members suspected of yellow fever.
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Washington, D. C
Creel
The
Public Health Service
Blue
Morgan City
Persis A. Colwell
British Guinea
Fifty Nine Thousand Bid For New York Stock Exchange Seat
The New York stock exchange saw a bid of 59000 dollars for a seat, up from the last sale by 9000. Earlier weeks had offerings around 36000 with transfers below that, while the exchange faced enforced closure late in 1914.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Obituary Memo: W R Nelson Funeral Services Tomorrow
The Kansas City Star reports the funeral of W R Nelson, editor owner, will be held in the afternoon. City businesses will suspend operations during the funeral hour as a mark of respect.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Star
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Joan Furatty
Walerlag
Rein
Cassady of
Finehfard
Temple Rebekah
Melchoir Court
Ron Hur
Soash
Haltonig Myers’ Orchestra
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Wugh McCarta
Third Avenue West
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de Lune
Waterloo Evening Courier
P. Tartt
Toss Gilchvist
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California
Gaplerand
Cifford
Charlie
Leland Stanford University
Gaberand
T Kelow Ketler
Grace Church
Assemble
Kansas Packers
Spril Asi
Buchanan
Black Hawk County Humane Society
M. H. Kelly
Western Avenue
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Margaret Thornton
J. F. Thornton
Nis
Nestl
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Neste
Nestle
Nestle's Food Company
Woolworth Blds
Airdines
Jvens Keeves
M. O A
Star Chewing Tobacco
Louisiana
Stock Exchange
Evening Courier and Reporter
Majestic Theatre
Kimina Japs
Ted and
Uno Bradley
ECL and
Lavigne Sistuns
Howard
DE Michhi Bros
Sre
Lewis
FISK
Fisk Rubber Company
East Fifth Street
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