Bailey Robbery Trial Ends With Mixed Verdicts
Hugh Hicok and Ernest Fuller were found not guilty while Ernest Fuller and Frank Bond faced jail terms after charges of robbery were reduced to larceny. Ralph Bailey testified the four men beat him and stole his overcoat watch and money, admitting intoxication on the stand. Mays and Bond received fines or jail terms and were sent back to jail when unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hicok
Jessa
Frank Bond
Ernest Fuller
Ralph Bailey
Hicok
Fuller
Mays
Bond
Bailey
Hailey
Fudge Gwynne
Liery and Barnes Injured in City Car Crash
H L Liery of Minneapolis and W R Barnes of Watertown were injured in an automobile accident yesterday at Arnsyle and Town streets. Liery suffered a fractured vertebra and is at Allen Memorial hospital with neck and back bruises. Barnes, with a fractured collar bone and facial lacerations, rests at his home at 402 Dane Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hel
Liery
Minneapolis
E. Barnes
Watertoo
Arsyle
Town
Allen Memorial Hospital
Barnes
Dane Street
Prefers Life on Farm to Five Years in Jail
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 17 James J Cheasmore convicted of chicken stealing and theft of all. Sentenced to five years in prison but can escape by moving to a 30 acre farm his mother gave him in South Dakota. Judge Flo Ellison advised Fort Madison or the farm. He chose the farm and will leave next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
James J.cheasmore
South Dakota
Flo. Ellison
Fort Madison
Earl Huntington Bound Over On Chicken Theft Charges
Earl L. Huntington was bound over to the grand jury on a chicken theft charge from B. H. Cortright farm and released on $500 bail. Police found eight Wyandotte hens on his premises identified as stolen. he was later bound over again on a second chicken theft, after waiving preliminary trial in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Huntington
Grand Jury
B. H. Cortright
Huntington
A. J. Chaplin
J. W. Gwynne
H. T. Wagner
Cortright
Rainfall Last Night Aids Local Growers In April Listen
The first sizable April rainfall reached northeast ern lows last night at .22 inch per observer Ralph B Slippy. It relieves a drought threatening to halt spring crops as wells and streams run low. Temperature ranged from 79 to 45 degrees with showers expected tonight and Saturday per the state weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
State Weather Bureau
J P Hey Returns After Injury at Des Moines
J P Hey, long hospitalized in Des Moines for several weeks, will return home tomorrow. He wrote to his father in law M A Parker. Hey suffered a fracture of the leg while working with a bridge gang on December 25 1624 and required medical treatment after partial healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Hey
J. P
Her
Des Moines
M. A. Parker
Hey
Bec
Realtors to Meet in Waterloo Semi Monthly Session
Members of the Waterloo Real Estate board will hold a semi monthly business meeting tomorrow near Black's Tearoom. Directors of the Greater Waterloo association will outline aims for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Real‘ Estate Board
Black's Tearoom
Gna
Greater Waterloo Association
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues
Puzzle lists across and down clues with multiple entries and partial hints. Answer will appear tomorrow. yesterday’s solution outlines across and down connections and word patterns for solver reference.
Junior Crossword Puzzle Clues and Theme
Puzzle instructions describe starting letters in numbered squares and word paths. Across clues include Entrance to one shown, To challenge, Not one or not any, A very stubborn animal, A lesson or work to be accomplished. Down clues include a tin container tied to a dog, a fragrant odor, godliness of love and beauty, and a large deer.
Died of burns from stove fire in Lea Smyser tragedy
Leah Smyser 7x died from burns after her clothing caught fire from a heating stove. The funeral was set, while Ella Robs of Cat Oreo and Kate Hathaway of Minneapolis were noted as survivors as the Greene school prepares a four act play. The senior class will perform Daddy Longlegs at the opera house this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Smyser
Ella Robs
Cat Oreo
Kate Hathaway
Minneapotta
Greene
Greene, Ta
Seni
Daddy Longlegs
Operahouse
Local Briefs and Notices From Waterloo Area
Community updates include medical recoveries and hospital stays, school board April session, and church plans. Notables discuss building permits, travel talks, and local residents’ activities. An advertisement touts Karnak stomach medicine with testimonials and regional availability.
Local incidents claim injuries car theft and court news
A series of city notes reports injuries from a fall at Fourth and Wellington, an auto theft from Jefferson Street, a crash with a telephone pole on Mulberry Street and other minor accidents. Court actions include a divorce suit by Clara Shea seeking child custody and alimony, plus city council briefings on boulevard lights and a cigar shop license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund W. Miller
Iowa
The
American Bankers Association
Augusta
Clara Shea
Alfred Shea
Marion
la Porte City
Jefferson Street
Eugene Smith
Thhe Medical College
Creighton College
Phi Rho Sigma
Smith
J. H. Smith
Thompson Avenue
A. &C. Sweetman Electric Company
S. D. Goffett
Loop Cigar Store
St. John’s Bazar
E. C. Hall
Marcel
tSc
Agnes Thompson Beauty Shop
Novelty Hike Planned for Scouts Saturday
A special novelty hike is scheduled tomorrow for Boy Scouts. Scouts meet at Lincoln Park at 9:30 AM with A P Jury, scout executive, presenting the day’s program. The April court of honor meets at 7:30 PM in the Lafayette building auxiliary court room. More than a dozen scouts plan to apply for merit badges or rank advancement. Dr L C Hemsworth returns to office part time after several days with grippe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
A. P. Jury
Lafayette Building
L. C. Hemsworth
Grippe
Students compete in district music contest Saturday
Twenty seven students from thirteen northeastern Iowa high schools will enter a district music contest at East High Saturday afternoon and evening. Miss Grace Ullemeyer will supervise the event for the University of Town music department. District winners in piano voice and violin advance to state championships at the university in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Shepherd
Avalon Avenue
Ford
Jefferson Street
James de Lorde
Mulberry Street
Logan
Duane
C. A. McKirryher
Fourth
Wellington
Craig Ellyson
Olivia Endertein
West High
East High
Iowa
Grace Ullemeyer
East
Music Department
University of Town
Lucile Cutler
Tdlch ‘Wyant
Berdelia Sankey
Margaret Howell
Olivia Emderiein
Waukon
Marilin Stiller
Greene
Margaret Noltericke
Helen Birnay
Charles Oliy
Ivadel Sabbert
Marvin Smith
New Hampton
William Engelke
Mercedes Murphys
Osdian
Kathleen Klein
Decorah
Harold Ellickson
McGregor
Kola Hogan
Lacy Bell
Wallpaper Sale Ad With Varied Prices
A newspaper classified style notice lists wallpaper at many prices including 10c and 30c papers, with bulk and pauper ria mentions and a time reference. The ad emphasizes big savings and accessible options for customers.
Unclear Names Shown For Concert Recital Cast
Fragmentary reading lists performers including Mary Turner, Catherine Fuhrmaan on piano, Robert Jackson in roles, and Vera Milray in Hopkinton with Arel lene Ortmen on piano. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Turner
Dubuque
Catherine Fuhrmaan
Robert Jackson
Hopkinton
Vera Milray
Arellene Ortmen
Local names listed for Plano residents and others
Fairbank Clara Lehmkuhl and Dale Phelps are noted as Plano residents along with Grundy Center Frances Willoughby and Margretta Kirr, Irene Haren, Volca. The fragment suggests a neighborhood or community notice naming individuals and their home locations.
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Fairbank
Clara Lehmkuhl
Plano
Dale Phelps
Grundy Center
Frances Willoughby
Margretta Kirr
Irene Haren
Volca
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H. L. Liery
Earl Huntington
Daily Cross
Norn
Korea
Asia
Shakespeare
Bods
France
Arthur
Island of Exile
Horiz
Europe
Brazil
American Trait Society Fab. Ag Biblical
VESTI
Andad
Vuzale
Ngiliciailmeuilis
Tiefris
Ai Wimeeilieicite
Emirio
Tupiaria
Ailiatis
Ani
Riafit
SANIT
Slieaine
Tisicia
Diwiaipe Tritichei
Dirio
CITY
Buchanan
Anna Salz
St. Francis Hospital
Frank L. Anibal
Waterloo
Colfax
East Strict Board of Education
Charles W. Kline
Tocal
United Commercial iTravelers
M. E. Church
OE Muller
Campbell Avenue
D. W. Axton
Minneapolis, Minn
H. F. Marston
Gail London
Moreine
P. J. Howard
Green Valley
Minn
T. A. Houlihan
PL Howard
Joan A. Smith
Smith, Liehig & Hillman Co
Virden Street
Leland Avenue
Lore Alford, Sr
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. P. Powell
Presbyterian Church
John 5. Bartley
Tarbhotert
H. F. Sinning
Brotherhood of Yeomen
Moosehall
Relm
Ciara’ Young
Vine Bareel
Glen
R. Dxson
Karnak
S. R. Dyson
A Avenue West
G. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
Cedar Falls
Hieber Drug.Co
Stone
Falls Avenue
Vine ‘Streets
Young
State University
Muresco
Warwick
Binck
Peoria
KCG
Maytag Company
Newton
Northwestern
Washingtove
North
W. A. Mason’& Co
Ackley
Carstens Bros. Dike
Dike Hardware Co
Grandy Center
Cohrt & Biehl
Independence
Frank Mullhaut
Janesville
Thompson Lime Springs
A. Vanderble
Ba Satus & Son
PIS Maytag
Maytoeg Frower
Hamamton
Sehuetch Holwe. Co
Qelwoln
Hintz Brothers
Ansgar
J. F. Bernstein Co
Shell Rock
Jamison & Son
Tripoli
Traar
Waverly.s
eEarmers Impli. Co
Thomas & Sons
Petergon Brothers
Coddigton & Laird
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