Desperate Farm Slaying Sparks Davenport Murder Charge
Davenport chronicle details a farmer Charles Ruebling of Rockingham township confessing to fatally slaying his wife after years of marital trouble and a disputed divorce. He led police to the scene, confessed in German, and indicated he killed her with a knife after a quarrel. Authorities reported the body found on the back porch with multiple wounds. Ruebling surrendered with his son present.
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Schmeter
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Emil Ruse
Ruge
Ruebling
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City to Strictly Enforce Auto Muffler Noise
Acting Chief of Police Wagner announces city ordinance will be strictly enforced against automobile mufflers. A state free Teen is drawing police attention from all city quarters. Explosive noises have harmed sick residents and annoyed well ones, including three typhoid patients on Lafayette Street.
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Moore Funeral Proceedings Move to Geneseo Township
The remains of Mrs. Hannan Sreere were removed from Hileman and Gindt's undertaking parlors yesterday to Geneseo township for funeral services. Mrs. Moore died in St. Louis.
Cedar Falls News highlights local travel and society events
Cedar Falls daily notes social visits from Mason City to Durango and Garden City. Events include church stone laying for St John Lutheran, a Methodist sermon series by Dr. Eaton, a high school fundraiser concert, and a Cedar Falls Woman's club luncheon. Mentions Cedar Falls Drug Co delivery, local club meetings, and a Peters Robinson family reunion noting William James E. and John Robinson.
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Evening Courier
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Mason City
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Uma
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Durango
Cola
Reive
Presbyterian Chirch
Ernest Pfeiffer
Richards
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Franklin Street
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Ethyl Mentaer
Josephine Jennings
Lucille Knickerbucker
Doris Miller
Jessie Juhl
Henry Johnson
Main Street
Chris Lauritsen
Hans Tauritsen
James Romme
Lilian Goodwin
Clinton
Nineteenth Century Club
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Tremont Street
J. W. Molland
Ida G. Pthander
Venezuela
C. A. Coffin
B. B. Tones
Marshalltown
JT. Snowden
Fiddick
A. Lynch
Bertha Patt
Richmond
A. Smith
Benson
W. R. Bord
Cedar Rapids
State Educational Board
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Cedar Falls High School
Waterloo East
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J. H. Robinson
Columbia University
Bermuda Islands
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
New York
Peter Robinson
Clay Street
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Things Theatrical Here At Home In Waterloo
The Mutual masterpictures in Waterloo at Grand theatre get a boost with the four part story Man's Prerogative starring Robert Edeson and Mary Alden. Plaza screens The Commanding Officer in today’s last showings with a strong cast. Palace Theatre resumes Rex Beach’s The Spoilers with showings April 26 to 28 at 2 p m, promising a gripping tale with high aims.
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Grand Theatre
Robert Edeson
Legitimate Fame
Mary Alden
Edeson
The
Grand
Keystone
Alice Dovey
Donald Crisp
Bull McGee
Marshall Nellan
Douglas Gerrard
Ethel Philiis
Bob Emmons
Jack Pickford
Mary
Francis Carpenter
Olive Johnson
Victor Moors
the Palace
Palace Theatre
Rex Beach
Dandruff Cure Claim Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a dandruff cure using four ounces of ordinary Hquid arvon applied at night. It claims the treatment dissolves and destroys dandruff after one or more applications, stops itching, and makes hair look glossy and soft. Squidarvon is said to be available at drug stores and inexpensive.
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Last of the cold rushes in the western world
The piece reflects on phases of civilization that will not return and notes the end of a fevered era. It lauds reform that established law and order, then praises a dramatic cinematic contest between Glienester and McNamara as a gripping finale with high uncertainty.
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Weather Nudges Waterloo Area as Rain Returns
The northern and central state saw no rain recently except near Waterloo. Conductor McCarry of the Waterloo to Fort Dodge line said heavy rain fell last evening between Fort Dodge and Town Falls, with more rain at Fort Dodge this morning. The downpour was so heavy that automobile parties abandoned their cars.
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Fort Dodge
Town Falls
Motor Car to Make Interurban Runs
Ottumwa April 26. Local merchants' association plans auto public conveyances to compete with rail and streetcars. A seven passenger touring car will run between Fremont and Ottumwa next Saturday, fare 50 cents each way round trips $1. If successful more routes to nearby towns within twenty miles are planned, with daily operation except Sunday. The lack of a direct railroad favors autos as faster, with lower fares.
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Fremont
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