French Continue Advance in Militarized Zone Amid Ruhr Unrest
French troops push deeper into newly occupied territory at dawn extending the right bank Rhine occupation. Reports say French plan to strengthen garrison with a new battalion and threaten harsh reprisals including death for rail damage. Widespread fear and strikes loom as civilians face cordoned towns and guarded lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Elverfeld
Ossen
Offenburg
Franco
Rhine
Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Wupper Valley
Eiberfeld
Altho
Ee Af
Committee For Defense
Ruhr
Hnes
Klil
Immigration Law Will Be Pressed for Quick Action
The bill splits between liberal humanitarian aims and drastic limits. It would allow immediate entry for families of aliens already naturalized, while capping arrivals from any country at 2 percent of its 1890 immigrant total. It shifts basis from 1910 to 1886 to curb southeastern European migration and enshrines the Japanese immigration restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
A Bank
Russia
Poland
Italy
Europe
Germany
England
Ireland
Scotland
Scandinavian
Japan
Ees Rey York Tribune
Druggists Name List of 1923 Officers to Be Elected by Mail
Members of the Iowa Pharmaceutical association nominated officers to serve next year by mail. Nominees included Harry Jones of Clarinda for president and A Z Stager of Sioux City for president. Officers also named for vice president and executive board. The group endorsed a Rockefeller gift for a University of Hawai i hospital project contingent on state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Reb
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Harry Jones
Clarinda
A. Z. Stager
Sioux City
Carl Schlugel
Davenport
Dennis Firann
Des Rolies
Wd. Jenkine
Madeld
K. J. Allen
Tindley and
Judisch
State Medical Society
Ottumwa
Western Old Folks' Home Birthday Celebration Today
Eight residents at Western Old Folks' Home marked a birthday celebration with a noon dinner as 25 outside guests joined 60 residents. The event featured a religious service by Rev. JL Boek and included special birthday cakes and table setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ails
Jhousa
Dorothy Schroeder
The
Evangelical Church
JL. WL Boek
Dubuque
Inheritance Tax Receipts Break January Record in Iowa
Des Moines Feb 8 The inheritance tax department of the state treasurer reports January collections at 100721.45 dollars, the highest monthly total yet. The 1922 year totals surpassed prior years with 1924 year end near 764075.71, while estates settled rose to 1549 in 1922 from 1200 in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Inheritance Tax Department
Embalmer Seeks 25000 Damages for Injuries
Des Moines, Feb. 8. Howard L. Deboest sues for 25000 alleging permanent injuries from lifting a 250 pound corpse while embalming for John & McDermott two years ago. He says he bore the burden alone, causing a vertebral separation and paralysis in his legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John &. McDermott
Ioward L. Deboest Med Suic
Man Climbs Free During Fall From Chicago Theatre Rope
Crowds on a busy Chicago corner watched Edwin Wagner a 40 year old man over two hundred pounds fall about 40 feet from a rope chair while repairing a giant sign in front of a theatre. He kicked out his feet and twisted to trap the rope around his ankle saving himself as the fire department rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edwin Wagner
Wagner
Warner
Daugherty Receives Rest Treatment Amidst Uproar
In Washington, General Daugherty is reported to be non active and under rest treatment as described by Brigadier General Sawyer. The update notes his condition has continued to improve under prescribed care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Washington, D.C
Torae
Brig
Sawyer
Ian
Jury Disagrees in HH Budke Case
Des Moines February 8. The jury in the case of H H Budke charged with making a false statement in the Selway Steel affair failed to reach a verdict after 27 hours of deliberation and was discharged by Judge Bonner. Jurors were six to six. No date set for retrial. Budke was treasurer of Selway which sold over 100 million dollars in stock. Stockholders caused bankruptcy after books showed a $700 000 shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
H. H. Budke
Selway Steel Corporation
Bonner
Dist
Budke
Thudke
Selway Corporation
Muscatine Man in Toils of Mann Act
A Muscatine man known as James Killum alias Charles Brown is jailed in Galesburg Ill facing possible Mann Act charges. He allegedly kept a 14 year old girl identified as Gladys Stecker in a local rooming house, claiming she is his daughter. He is 45 with a wife and five children in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
James Killum
Charles Brown
Musecatine
Killum
Brown
Gladys Stecker
Muscatine
40 and Eighter's at Cedar Rapids Frolic
Delegates from the Fifth congressional district attend the annual convention of "40 and S" a former service men organization named after the words on box cars used to transport soldiers to France. About 500 delegates expected with a daytime business program and a low brow entertainment night with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids. In
Fifth Congressional District
France
Expres
Rabies Claims Life of 11 Year Old Girl in Burlington
Elizabeth Piil Hins, 11, died in a Burlington hospital from rabies six months after being bitten on the hand by a stray dog. She received Pasteur treatment in Iowa City last summer but developed hydrophobia symptoms last Friday after the six month interval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ken
Elizabeth Piil- Hins
Iowa City
Sioux City Banker Considered for Crissinger’s Job
Sioux City reports say John J. Large, president of the First National Bank, may be named to replace Comptroller of the Currency R. Crissinger. Large’s confirmation by the U.S. Senate for governor of the Federal Reserve Bank system is pending. Large declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mab
John J. Large
First National Bank
TD. R. Crissinger
Crisginger
Neare Igusw
United States Senate
Federal Reserve
Tyinger
Former Leander Clark College President Hospitalized in Des Moines
Tract speaks of Dr F b Brooke of Winona Was former president of Leander Clark College. In Des Moines hospital he is said to be in serious but improving condition. Mrs Brooke is with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Clark College
JDL
Des Moines
F. B. Brooke
Winona
Was
Leander
Clark College
Methodist Hospital
Brooke
Bhi
State Briefs With Mixed Local Crime and Public Notices
Marion new reports from federal immigration officials investigating Joseph Bakis jailed last fall for enticement of a girl. Davenport disbarment of Attorney General B Laufmann urged by Scott County Bar over alleged irregular practices. Dubuque Henry Doran dies after being struck by a taxicab. inquiry set. Morning Sun banker Edward I McClurkin dies after pneumonia illness. Shenandoah Evelen Mortimer retakes car after guard-rail breach on a bridge. Des Moines retail leaders predict 1922 prosperity at state convention. Iowa City grand jury hearing halted as Robert Leeper blocks wife and mother-in-law testimony for murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Omaha
Joseph Ba
Shenandoah
Evelen Mortimer
Riverton
Des Moines
Fred Vollanis
National
Retail, Clothiers’ Association
Volland
Iowa City
Robert Leeper
Roy Wertz
Daylight Robber Strikes Des Moines Grocery
A well-dressed young man robbed L. P. Wertchow of $40 in a Des Moines grocery store this morning. When pursued by a bystander, the robber fired. the shots missed and no one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fred
Legrand Consolidated School Destroyed By Fire
Fire early this morning completely destroyed the Consolidated School at Legrand in this county along with its contents. The loss is set at 50000 dollars with 36000 dollars covered by insurance. The building, erected in 1916, housed 200 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Legrand
New War Hat Styles Return to Armor Look in 1937
Washington reports Army designers draft iron millinery with neck protection frames and a straight brim cutout to shield eyes. Forefront model features a curved steel plate around the neck, extending to the jaw, capable of stopping a steel-jacketed pistol bullet at 80 feet, but heavy use on the bike is discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedl
Tress
Washington, D. C
A. E. PF
France
Debt Bill Thaw In 10 Day Limit As Harding Pushes
Washington Feb 8 congressional ratification of the Anglo American refunding of 4.6 billion dollars in British war debt within ten days is urged by administration leaders after President Harding appeals for early settlement. House support appears strong while Senate factions, farm bloc members, and some Democrats oppose. The Burton debt bill advances with Smoot backing in the Senate. debate looms as leadership pivots toward debt terms and shipping bill setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conternational News Wire
Washington
D. C
Hardings
House
Senate
Farm Bloc
Burton
Ohio
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance
McCumber
Republican
North Dalkatt
Melkellar
Tennessee
Heflin
Alabama
Capper
Kansas
Ladd
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Harding
Voliva Attorneys Claim Libel Truth in Crusade
Witnesses in the libel case against Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of the Christian Catholic Apostolic church at Zion, testified today. Voliva’s lawyers contended the allegedly libelous statements were true, while the first witness for Rev. Thomas S. Nelson testified Voliva denounced the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Zio
Thomas S. Nelson
Grace Missionary Church
Voliva
Thomas
Western Electric Shifts Headquarters to New York City
The Western Electric company headquarters move from Chicago to New York City announced today. The change reorganizes management affecting the Chicago plant and the Hawthorne works at Kearney led by J Stoll, who will oversee about 25,060 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Electric Company
New York City
Kearney X. J
Stoll
Chicago-Hawthorne
Lost radium found in hospital ash heap
In Lincoln, investigators traced $6,000 worth of radium belonging to Dr. F. M. dragons to the ash heap at St. Clara's hospital. Tech expert A. Hi. Miller located the precious metal using an electro stop, after the radiant needles were carried out of a room in waste bandages last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
F. M. Dragons
A. Hi. Miller
St. Clara's Hospital
Grants Authority to Open Gem Grave
Washington D C February 8 authorization to open the grave of James Jones American seaman buried in a Brooklyn cemetery whose casket is reported to contain some of the crown jewels of Russia was telegraphed by the war department to the quartermaster general in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
James Jones
Brooklyn
Russia
War Department
New York
Government seeks dismissal of maternity bill attack
Secretary of the Treasury Melian today asked the District of Columbia supreme court to dismiss a suit brought by Harriet A Frothingham of Boston challenging the constitutionality of the Sheppard Towner maternity law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Canada Threat of Retaliation Over Coal Exports Halted
Watertown, Feb. 3. Canada warned it would retaliate against U S coal shipments by cutting electric power to Canadian companies at Niagara Falls if its allotment is further curtailed. Congressman Tutner W. Mott, replying to coalless constituents, said the fuel administrator cannot embargo coal exports to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Canada
Toullisk
America
Niagara Falls
Tutner W. Mott
Mott
Rom
Washington
U S Costa Rica Protocol On Future Canal Route
Washington February protocol signed by the United States and Costa Rica clears old obstacles to potential Nicaraguan route development. It requires direct Costa Rican consultation if Washington considers building along the Nicaraguan path, referencing Costa Rican rights under the Costa Rica Nicaragua arbitration award. The agreement notes interests in the San Juan river area and Sa Magy Bay term inals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Costa Rica
Cleveland
San Juan River
Sa Magy Bay
State Newspaper Men Gather for Des Moines Meet
Des Moines hosts the eighth annual Iowa Press Association convention with Managing Director Caswell predicting record attendance. About 320 reservations exist for Friday’s banquet as editors discuss bills before the Iowa legislature affecting the newspaper business and issues like subscription pricing ad strategy and radio’s role. A stag party and smoker are planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Associated Preagy
Iowa Press Association
GL. Caswell
Daily Newspapersien
D. M. Conroy
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Caswall
Iowa Assembly
Training for Sunday School Teachers Is Put on Broad Plane
Chicago February report by Mev. Roger Albright, superintendent of elementary work, outlines broad training plans for Sunday schools. Special textbooks will aid unskilled instructors across rural, city, industrial, college, immigrant, and Negro work, with successful correspondence courses aiding rural and urban Sunday school effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roger Albright
Department of Elementary Work
Board of Sunday Schools
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albright
Three Auto Fatalities Bring Chicago Toll to Sixty-Seven
Automobile fatalities in Chicago rose to 67 this year after the death of 1-year-old Raymond Strunz and two other victims. Strunz was struck by a truck yesterday, with another man dying in a hospital and an unidentified person killed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Raymond Strunz
Alguin Arrested on Arrival at Freeport
Freeport Texas February 8. Phil Alguin a Pacific coast criminal was arrested today when the steamer Freeport No arrived here from Tampico. Alguin held in chains aboard the vessel following his deportation from Mexico was turned over to Freeport authorities pending arrival of police from Los Angeles who want him on a charge of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Tex
Phil
Inmate Transfer By Special Chicago & Alton Train
A Chicago and Alton special train carried 249 patients from the state hospital for the insane in Elgin to a new facility near Alton. Reports say overcrowding at the Elgin hospital forced patients to sleep in halls. Twenty attendants accompanied the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Chicago & Alton
State Hospital For
Alton
Albanians Marching to Overthrow Gov Itinerary
Revolt crews led by Hassan Ebay and Prishtin Ali march on Tira to topple the Albanian government. Frontiers report mobilization of two regiments by authorities to counter the uprising. Also, Geraldine Farrar’s divorce case against Jon Tellegen is postponed for the sixth time, now set for Tuesday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Hassan Ebay
Prishtin Ali
Tira
Birth of a son to Princess Mary of Viscount Lascelles
The digest notes Princess Mary, wife of Viscount Lascelles, has given birth to a son. Other items include Mrs. Frances N. Stevens Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills traveling to Italy after the murder of Rev. Edward W. Hall, miners in Kansas City negotiating a new coal contract, Mme. Ganna Walska and Harold F. Cormick arriving in New York aboard the Olympic, and Berlin reporting Ruhr occupation costs at about 274,050,000 marks in German supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frances N. Stevens Hall
Edward W. Hall
Brunswick
N. S
Eleanor R. Mills
Italy
Kansas City
Owl
Mme
Ganna Walska
Harold F. M.cormick
Europe
Olympic
Berlin
Ruhr
Ganna Walska Plans East Coast Opera Tour
New York reports Ganna Walska McCormick bids to prove talent over wealth as she and Harold F. McCormick prepare a touring opera spree. The Polish diva will sing in French German Italian and English, visiting Peabody Boston Detroit Philadelphia and New Orleans in succession. She aims to show genuine ability and avoid being seen as a rich wife only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ganna Walska McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
East
Peebine Fort
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Moe
Walska
United Press
Paris
Peopie
Soviet Leaders Say Russia Will Defend Only Its Territory
Moscow reports from conferences over the past two weeks indicate Soviet leaders have definitively rejected participation in any European or near eastern war stemming from the Lausanne situation. Russia will defend itself if attacked but will not take active part outside its borders, even to aid German workers if a revolution arises in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Lausanne
Germany
Man Freed in 1878 Slaying Case in Lumberton
J B Kemp was found not guilty of murdering Daniel E Mc Neill on Aug 15 1878 after a 29 minute jury deliberation. Kemp claimed self defense. Malcolm Mc Neill brother of the slain man testified he was present and an argument between his mother and Kemp led to the killing. Kemp had been brought back to the state from St Augustine Florida after a chance conversation revealed his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
N. G
Med
J B. Kemp
Daniel E. McNeill
Kemp
Malcolm McNeill
St. Augustine
Fla
Harding Accepts Chairmanship of Religious Festival
President Harding has accepted an honorary chairmanship of the Hugenot Walloon New Netherland tercentenary commission organized by the federal council of churches to arrange observance of the religious significance of New York City’s founding in connection with the April next year tercen tenary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
New Netherland
Federal Council of Churches
New York City
M. & St. L. Shopmen Returning to Work
Minneapolis, Minn February report says striking shopmen at the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad shops are returning to work after the strike ended Tuesday. General officers stated as many men as possible were being recalled to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Winton Completes Long Flight to Rio Janeiro
Rio Janeiro February. Lieutenant Walker Winton, the American aviator, arrived today, completing his seaplane flight from New York to Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Rio Janeiro
Walker Winton
New York
Worker killed under freight train near Charm Wisconsin
P A Smith a 35 year old Chicago Burlington & Quincy conductor from LaCrosse was killed instantly when he was struck by a freight train at Charm Wisconsin about ten miles north of Bare. The incident occurred last night and authorities are investigating the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brailte du Chien
Wis
P. A. Smith
LaCrosse
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Charm
Bare
Tennis Club Organizing in Waterloo Water?
Water '00 plans to form a tennis club inviting 100 to 160 enthusiasts to join. Dr J C Hemsworth urges all interested to send name address and phone to 403 Black Hawk bank building. A meeting at Black's tearoom will elect officers and outline the year’s program as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hemsworth
Black Hawk Bank
Waterloo
Black
Boeller Boomed for State Honor in Waterloo Meeting
John Boeller, senior vice commander of the Department of Iowa, Spanish American War Veterans, is endorsed for department commander by Fred Willier Camp at Memorial Hall. A campaign to place Boeller at the Creston state encampment next June is planned with booster delegation details to Waterloo headquarters. Boeller, a former camp commander, has held state posts and attended every encampment for 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boeller
Department of Jiowa
Patriotic Organizations of
Waterloo
Fred Willier
Memorial Hall
BoeHer
Creston
States Headquarters
Boeker
Summer Sportsman Gets Low Kate to Minnesota Lakes
Joyful note for outdoorsmen as Chicago Great Western Railroad announces summer excursion rates to Minnesota lake country. Low fare round trips proposed from Waterloo to St Paul and Minneapolis at 11.60 dollars, Omaha 22.50, Kansas City or St Joseph 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsuak Walton
Chicago Great Western Railway
Minnesota Lake Country
A. J. Howward
Waterloo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Cleveland's Son to Wed Ellen Gailor
New York on February 8 reports the engagement of Richard F. Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland former president to Miss Ellen Douglas Gailor daughter of Right Rev Thomas Gailor presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in America announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard F. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Elen Douglas Gailor
Thomas
Gailor
Episcopal Churh
America
American Destroyer Hit by French Boat in Turkish Waters
A Constanti nople dispatch says the French cruiser Ernest Renan collided with an American torpedo boat destroyer in Turkish waters. The American boat was damaged but the warship remained undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Londons
Constantinople
Exchange Telegraph
Ernest Renan
Republic Steel Reports 1922 Profit of 415 812
The Republic Tron & Steel company’s 1922 annual report shows a net profit of 415 812 on 25 million preferred stock, equivalent to 1.67 a share, reversing a 5 665 242 loss in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republic Tron & Steel Company
Break in Gas Main Kills 2 in Toronto Premises
Two men die and many residents overcome by gas fumes after a large main bursts at Consumers Gas company premises in Toronto. Physicians fear more deaths may follow as the city reports multiple asphyxiations and related injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Consumers Gas Company
Maccabee State Conference Held In Hotel Ellis
A state conference of district Managers of Iowa Order of Knights of the Maccabees met yesterday at Hotel Ellis. Sessions were led by state commander S. Burgin and supreme first master Richard Kouitz. District managers present included Glen Keyser Des Moines Richard Sayter Cedar Rapids Dr H B White Dubuque H L Jones Council Bluffs and A Fergeman Waterloo. A state deputies organization formed bi monthly meetings planned. a banquet and theatre party accompanied by wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Order of Knights of the Maccabees
Hotel Ellis
S. Burgin
Des Moines
Richard Kouitz
Detroit
Mich
Glen Keyser
Cedar Rapids
Richard Sayter
H. GB. White
Dubuque
H. L. Jones
Council
Kouitz
George Fergeman
Light from Skies Reaches Here in Only 30000 Years
Lions club luncheon featured Mgr. Wyant speaking on astronomy and Mt. Wilson visit. He described how light from stars takes vast times to reach Earth and explained marvels of astronomy including the largest telescope at Mt. Wilson Observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
W. W. Wyant
Black's Tearooms
Mgr. Wyant
Lions
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Green Bay Case Against Waterloo Firm Heads To Trial
A jury was empaneled to hear the case of NielIntyre Burrell against East Fifth Street Hardware of Waterloo in Green Bay Wisconsin. The suit seeks 1893 dollars with the defense asserting offsets for defective bicycle tires non delivery and other issues. Seven talesmen were drawn including Jurgensen Berger Gargin Brown Wright Rector Kelley Greten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NielIntyre-Burrell Commpany
Green Bay
Wis
East Fifth Street Hardware Company
Waterloo
G. W. Wood
G. C. Jurgensen
J. P Berger
J. Gargin
Arthur Ff. Brown
A. Wright
John RR. Rector
Joseph Kelley
Henry If.greten
Waterloo Buick Stolen Last November Recovered
A 1916 Buick touring car owned by Barney Byvank was taken from Waterloo on November 22 and recovered by Byvank with Sheriff H. T. Wagner. The car was found in Ted Carroll’s possession of Dunkerton who rented it from a man named Osborne at La Forte City on November 23 and then bought it the next day. Osborne denied knowledge of the car. Ray Armstrong and the sheriff plan to bring Carroll in for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Byvank
Waterloo
Byvank
H. T. Wagner
Ted Carroll
Dunkerton
Carroll
Osborne
la Forte
Wagner
Ray Armstrong
Mr. Bybank
Skylark Boost Seen At Chicago Auto Show
Waterloo attendees report cordial reception for The Skylark at the Chicago auto show. Lexington Motor Company of Connersville, Indiana unveils a new sport model with nickel plated radiator windshield and lamps. Upholstery is tan Spanish leather, top matches, body and hood in old ivory with brown fenders and ivory nickel disc wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chicago
Skylark
Lexington Motor Company
Connersville
Ind
Obscene mail case leads to federal arraignment
Thomas Red OConnor, recently arrived from Des Moines, jailed after arraignment before US Commissioner J E Dempster on a postal law violation. Bail set at 1000 dollars. OConnor admitted guilt, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound over to the federal grand jury after arrest by Dubuque deputies and local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Red O'Connor
J. E. Dempster
United States
O'Connor
Des Moines
Gilmore
Dubuque
Lee Smith
Poloe
Jollexys Depart as Couple Return to Kansas City
Mrs. C. E. Jolley, under police guidance, forgives her husband who ran away with the car. They dismissed plans for a detective and left in the car this morning for their home in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Jolley
P. E. Walker
Kansas City
Trial motion for new trial in Kaittle damages suit
Counsel for T R McElhinney fled motion for new trial alleging unfair instructions. Jury returned a verdict for the defendants in the damages case against Caroline and Louis Kaittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Damage
T. R. McElhinney
Caroline
Louis Kaittle
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Eberfeld
Herlin
Uatesseldorf
Kellwig
Essen
HH. Budke
Crissinger
Daylight Robber Works
Legrand Burns
Gongrego
Western Electric
N. Y. City
U.S
Alguin
Gov'l
Tonion
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Boeller
Minnesota Lakes
Ellen Gailor
Republic Steel
Asphy
Peter Sausser
Anna
Deat
Fmil Tiffro
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Mason City
Maccabee State
Ellis
Green Bay Concern
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