Three Wives Quit So Husbands Seek Marital Freedom
Four separation petitions filed with the clerk of courts describe husbands seeking divorce or separation after wives deserted them. Cases include Charles Bock and Edith Bock of Prairie du Chien in 1907, William W. Miller and Luella Miller from Bethany, and George Ebersole and Elsie Ebersole from Waverly, with additional allegations in the Harding case at Kansas City and Omaha involving domestic abuse and an injunction request.
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Charles Bock
Edith Bock
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Carl
William W. Miller
Luella Miller
Bethany
Plaintiff
George
Elsie Ebersole
Waverly
Pearl Harding
John J. Harding
Missouri Pacific Railway
Omaha
Kansas City
Des Moines Man Confesses Role in Granger Bank Robbery
Dale Truitt of Des Moines has confessed in detail to his part with four others in the Granger bank robbery. He is jailed at Adel and will be tried in January. The confession names associates in Polk County jail and on bend. Saunders was killed in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Granger
Perry
Dale Truitt
Adel
Polk County
Bend
Saunders
Truitt
Milwaukee Bridge
Madrid
Stacey
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