Senator Gore accused in $50,000 damages suit by Minnie Bond
Oklahoma City woman Minnie Bond testifies in Washington hotel incident claiming United States Senator Thos. Gore assaulted her in a March 24 meeting over her husband’s job prospects. Defense alleges political conspiracy. trial features multiple eye witnesses and disputed room events.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Minnie E. Bond
Washington Hotel
United States
Thos. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Bond
Talesmen
Gore
James Jacobs
Kirby Fitzpatrick
Clark
Senator Gore
Washington
Giddings
Julian Bond
Internal Revenue Collector
Adams Express cuts quarterly dividend in half
New York February 12 Adams Express company reduced its quarterly dividend from three dollars to one dollar and fifty cents a share. The firm had paid twelve dollars a year since 1909. The distribution comes from accumulated investment revenue and is linked to weaker earnings after the sarcel powt establishment.
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New York
Adams Express Company
Ihs
Financial District
Sarcel Powt
Memphis Bank President Reverses Plea to Not Guilty
C Hunter Raine, president of Mercantile Bank which closed after alleged defalcations totaling about 740000, entered a not guilty plea at arraignment in criminal court. He had previously pleaded guilty on a bench warrant charging embezzlement.
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Memphis
Tenn
C. Hunter Raine
Mercantile Bank
Raine
No More Hermit Life for Artist
Grand Junction Colo Feb 11 A divorce has been granted to John Otto the Hermit of Monument Canon from Mrs Beatrice Farnham Otto artist and sculptor. They wed July 4 1911 after a mounted wedding with revolver salute. They lived in a cave home at 10 000 feet and she later founded an Independence Colony for girls in mountains. The divorce was by Judge Sullivan after a brief desertion case.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Sullivan
John Otto
Monument Canon
Beatrice Farnham Otto
Monument Hill
Mia
Otto
Boston
Beatrice Farnham
Massachusetts
Weymouth
Mass
San Francisco
Iowa
Monument Park
Diana
John
Ute
Caledonians Plan Sociable Social Friday Evening
The Cedar Valley Caledonian association, recently formed, will host a sociable at the A O U W hall on Friday evening February 13 at 8 p m. Officers elected for the year include President J S Barr Waterloo Vice President John Wilson Cedar Falls Secretary M Elliot Waterloo Treasurer H McCartney Waterloo Executive chair H H Gordon Waterloo Entertainment chair W Martin Waterloo Membership chair S Thompson. The group aims to unite Scots and those of Scotch descent for social enjoyment and fellowship and invites eligible people to attend. Further information is available from the listed officers or secretary at 240 Maple Street.
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Cedar Valley Caledonian Association
A. O. U. W. Hall
G. BE. Brebner
J. S. Barr
Waterloo
John Wilson
Cedar Falls
M. Elliot
H. McCartney
H. H. Gordon
Wm. Martin
S. Thompson
Maple Stroet
Sunday School Workers Arrive for Ninth District Conference
W A Brown of Chicago, rep of International Sunday School, missed rain connections en route to Marshalltown and could not attend a luncheon at the YWCA. W D Stern, Iowa State Sunday School secretary, spoke on district plans as the Ninth District conference opens in Black Hawk Bremer Grundy Buchanan and Butler counties. Brown addressed Walnut Street Baptist Church later and will speak at a 6 30 p m banquet and class meeting. Conference continues tomorrow morning and afternoon with Brown expected to enhance efforts in the district.
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Oskaloosa
W. A. Brown
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Marshalltown
W. D. Stern
Iowa State 9
Brown
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Black Hawk
Bremer
Grundy
Buchanan
Butler
Huerta Forces Discomfited In Mexican Conflict
The Huerta forces near Juarez learned of the situation at Ysleta and sent detachments east along the river to seize the invaders. They captured 10 men, four were held for investigation and six were harmless peons. Villa said the recruits should cross back, fearing American capture though he would shoot them if needed. He praised the Americans for keeping the horses safe.
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Juarez
Ysleta
Villa
Rock Island Misses C A Franchise Transfer
Keokuk Iowa February 12. President Justice of the Central Baseball Association said a Rock Island Illinois telegram asked that the Kewanee franchise be given to Rock Island. The request was deemed too late as negotiations nearly completed to award the franchise to Marshalltown.
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Keokuk, Ia
Justice
Central Baseball Association
Rock Island, Ill
Kewanee
Marshalltown
Dwelling Fire Damages O'Donnell Home at Crossroads
A noon blaze damaged the Mrs. O'Donnell residence at Lown street and Railroad avenue, costing about $250 in damage. The fire started in the floor, burned through a partition and consumed the roof. occupants identified as negroes were present.
Analyzing a Raindrop Science Note and Notices
A scientific explainer describes rainwater chemistry as it travels from cloud to ground noting carbonic acid absorption and rock interaction. The text also reports a hospital discharge for Frank J. Hanlon after rheumatism, an ad for Kemble's Violets, a plan by English capitalists to form a Siberian cattle concern for export, and a travel notice for Mrs. O J Fullerton and daughter from 797 Logans Avenue.
Allison Community Notes Reflect Loss and Local News
Lucile Ray, nine, dies after inflammatory rheumatism and double pneumonia at home January 3. Funeral at home led by Rev. John Dysart. burial in Allison Cemetery. Community sympathy extended to the W. F. Ray family. Also reports on visiting and church activities, marriages, newspaper name change to Al. Neon Tribune, and local travel and schooling updates.
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Allison Cemetery
Lucile
Carl Shunterman
University Park
Oskaloosa
Fred
Leo Bates
Shunterman
North
Jesse H. Jones
Allerton
Jones Ig
Hampton
Jana Doyle
Dumont
Frank L. McGee
Allison
J. C. Wieneke
Jane Crotty
Andrew J. Mullarkey
McGee
Ernest Swyeman
Misa Ellis Swyeman
Dick Oltman
John Oltman
J. H. Schuler
Waterloo
Ee Grain Dealers’ Association
Local notes from Raymond and surrounding area
Raymond and vicinity report shipments of hogs to Chicago by O Conner and Sons and Renter Bros, a carload by Vincent Hall and Kenneth Trible's recovery from illness, new telephones installed by Mr Thome, ice house filling under Charles Wingert, visitors including Wm Peary and Mrs Arthur, and locals moving or visiting Waterloo, St Francis Hospital or farms north of Waterloo.
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Wm. Peary
Shannon City
G. W. Arthur
Thome
Raymond
Vincent Hall
Kenneth Trible
Ben
Will Baker
Sioux City
Catherine Neuses
Matt Neuses
Waterloo
Charles Wingert
Mary Mangin
Kate Weber
Northey and Son
Albert
Meisch
Husbant
St. Francis Hospital
Dennis Knapp
Wm. Pint
Washburn
Matt Kromer
Ritual murder case shocks Kiev region in trial
London reports a Jewish tailor named Pashkoff arrested near Fatom, 40 miles from Kiev, over the Der 9 killing of a boy identified as Yoahel Pashoff. Initial exhumation raised rumors of ritual murder, but a second examination found the boy was Christian, with a witness testifying the boy was actually the son of a Christian law court official.
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London
Central News
St. Petersburg
Pashkoff
Fatom
Kiev
Der. 9
Yoahel Pashoff
Enid Lt
Ind
Exhumation Reveals Thirteen Neck Wounds on Boy
Taranthevitch and Vitomir, both linked to the case, were among physicians consulted today about the boys medical condition and the feasibility of an operation. The investigation continues as reports note thirteen wounds found on the boy’s neck after exhumation.
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Here
Vitomir
Albia Postoffice Fight Ends in Favor of W. S. Fall
Otnnonwa Ta February 12 The Albia postoffice was awarded today to W S Fall one of six Democratic applicants who had sought the office for months A telegram from Congressman Sant Kirkpatrick announced the appointment as a valentine The decision ends the possibility a Republican would win the post and counters a Washington newspaper report three days earlier
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Otnnonwa
Senator Bacon Illness Reported in Washington Hospital
Washington Feb 12 Senator Augustus O Bacon of Georgia, a leading administration figure in Congress, is very ill at a hospital in the capital. A prior advertisement in the column touts Foley s Honey and Tar Compound with testimonials from druggists and customers.
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Washington, D. C
Augustus O. Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Fragmentary Note on Prices and Dates in Wartime Slips
A damaged OCR fragment mentions prices and dates related to wartime events. It references Samh and Mar War with ambiguous numbers like 210r and 44 FOT ss. It is unclear but suggests a retail or exchange context tied to a local wartime period and a price note.
Practical Nurse Recommends Local Medical Specialist
Mrs J. Spikke lauds Dr Myers as a master specialist in chronic conditions. She details her health improvements after a few treatments and urges others to visit the Waterloo office at 1121g Sy More Street opposite Ellis Hotel. Consultation is free and letters are answered.
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J. Spikke
Myei18
Chicago
New York
Feen
Pr. Myers
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