Suit to Open Cell for Kennedy Habeas Corpus
The United States attorney will represent the Navy next Monday in Napa superior court as a writ of habeas corpus seeks Lieut. Frank E. Kennedy’s release from Napa hospital for the insane. Kennedy, sent from Mare Island after charges by Lieut A W Christie, was deemed sane by four physicians. Mrs Margaret Kennedy accuses Annapolis enemies of enmity and recalls a problematic Hong Kong ride.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Herd
Navy Department
Manila
Kennedy
Napa
Mare Island Navy Yard
James W. Brownlie
Vallein
Navy
Margaret Kennedy
Faily
Lieut
Christie
Wae
Hong Kong
Albert Pierce Burleigh
Mare Island
Burleigh
Oman
Annapolis
Lieut. Burleigh
Lombard History Head Moves to Coe College in Fall
Cedar Rapids, Feb. 26. Prof. E M Erikson, head of Lombard College history, has been elected head of Coe College history. He succeeds Dr G Patterson who retires Aug 1 after 11 years at Coe. Erikson, 29, is a graduate of Odebolt High School, attended Morningside College, earned a BA from Iowa, and a PhD from Iowa in 1928. He was Lombard history head since 1922.
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Cedar Rapids
E. M. Erikson
Lombard College
Coe College
H. MM. Gage
G. Pattison
Grikson
Odebolt High School
Morningside College
University
Iowa
The
Lombard
Pattison
Indianapolis
Ind
Coe
Grandson of Indian Fighter in death by own action
Boston society pages report Frederick Miles a Boston University law student and his wife Dorothee were hospitalized after a poisoning incident at Newton home last October. District Attorney Reading said he is probing the birth of a child and possible motives behind the couple's actions. A note found in their apartment said Fred leaves me and I love Fred. They wed November 19, 1990.
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Boston
Mass
Frederick Miles
Boston University
Dorottea
Massachusetts General Hospital
Arthur K. Reading
Newton
Reading
Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Fred
Tan
Presbyterian Manse at Otterville Barns Destroyed in Fire
The Otterville Presbyterian Manse burned down by Monday, with the wife of poet A. D. Rundell among the residents affected. Firefighters arrived after the blaze started from an overheated register. most downstairs furniture and household items were lost. The pastor and family escaped, and a brigade prevented spread to nearby buildings. The event occurred amid civil vegetation notes and local shop ads reference.
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Independence
I Presbyterian
Mane
Otterville
A. D. Runderl
Han
Bavine
Pats
City in Brief Adverts and Local Notes From Waterloo
City in brief items report T. J. Moss leaving for Seattle to make his home. Mrs. Margaret Silgworth of Cedar Rapids visiting relatives. Limsoon Anna Cress leaves for Vat Hook North Dakota on business for about two weeks. A cold wave increases homeless in city jail. Mina Hieber files suit for oil votes against DB Hieber of Cedar Falls. Les removed from records. Mrs. McM Freeman leaves for Rowhuster Minnesota for Mayo clinic operation. Glendy, air service sergeant, visits then returns to San Antonio Texas. Sewell Page returns from Chicago after hospital stay. Mrs. Don Gilley returns from Des Moines after automobile show visit. Municipal court hears Farmers Co operative Co v Fred Marks for 335 dollars. W. S. Atkinson returns from Chicago medical treatment, will stay in bed days. Theft rumor about manhole covers, two catchbasin grates stolen on Williston Ave exposed as false. Mrs. Rebecca Boldan’s will leaves 40 acres to George and Carrie B executorship and division of personal property. Charles A. Moore, Santa Fe railroad agent, noted. A prominent Waterloo businessman suffers another stroke in Des Moines. Reward offered for proof who poisoned child’s pet. 25 reward at 212 South St.
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Margaret Silgworth
Cedar Rapids
James Li. Limsoon
Anna Cress
Mina Hieber
Hieber
Cedar Falls
McM. Freeman
Rowhuster
Mit
Mayo Elie
Golitre
Glendy
Air Service
San Antonio
Tex
Sewell Page
Florence Street
Farmers Co-operative Company
Fred Marks
W. S. Atkinson
Chicago
A. O. Tabor
Williston Avenue
Charles A. Moore
Santa Fe Railroad
Waterloo
Des’ Moines
Mredale
South St
Bank Receivership Hearing Delayed in Washington
Hearing in the receivership of the Farmers & Merchants State Bank has been deferred by agreement. The session, set for 1:30 pm at Oskaloosa, is postponed indefinitely. Depositors seek to set aside a prior court order. contest centers on Judge Hamilton's jurisdiction at Oskaloosa.
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Washington
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Oskaloosa
D. W. Wawilton
Grinnell
Hamilton
Trapshooters to Hold Sweepstakes Tourney at Waterloo Grounds
Trapshooting groups plan a sweepstakes tournament at Waterloo Gun Club in Byrnes Park this Saturday at 1 PM. Nic Webber leads the shoot with merchandise prizes. The clubhouse will be warm and cozy as a large entry list is anticipated, attracting Waterloo and Central Gun Club members and other trap enthusiasts despite the weather.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes Park
Nic Webber
Central Gun Club
Epson Salts Taste All Gone
Epson Salts praised for strong relief of constipation and bile issues without griping. Claims to be harmless to bowels, tasting like sparkling lemonade and preferred over other laxatives. Sold cheaply at drugstores, guaranteed by the American Epson Association.
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Epson
pAwMerican
Epson Association
Fady
Shoals Bill Becomes Focus Of Senate Filibuster
Washington February 26 administration leaders concede muscle shoals legislation is dead in the sixty eights congress as opponents organize a five hour per senator filibuster to kill the Underwood bill. Senate conferees seek to adjust sections and report before nightfall, then press farm relief and other bills while the filibuster drains remaining time.
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McFadden
Senate
Underwood
House
Congress
Independence Murder Hearing is Postponed
Independence Iowa February 26 The Ureemens murder case was postponed from last Monday to Monday March 2 due to illness of state witness Jack Frost.
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Independence
Ureemens
Jack Frost
Widow of Pioneer Town Editor Dies in San Francisco
Independence, Feb 26. Mrs. Warren Barnhart widow of former editor Warren Barnhart of the Conservative died Feb 20 in San Francisco after a long residence there. She was born Jerle R. Eastabrooke and her father was rector of St James Episcopal. They married Oct 12 1870 in this city and moved to Chicago in 1878 where Barnhart Bros Spindler type founders firm thrived. Barnhart died in Chicago about 20 years ago leaving two children, a daughter who died in infancy and a son who survived to manhood.
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Independence
Warren Barnhart
The
Conservative
San Francisco
Barnhart
Jer3le R. Eastabrooke
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Chicago
Former Pastor A. J. Williams Dies at 77 in Cedar Falls
Rev. A. J. Williams, a former People's Church pastor who left Iowa Falls 25 years ago, died at 77 after a career in Des Moines banking and life insurance. He aided Allied campaigns in the state, served as supply minister for the Congregational church, and last preached in Cedar Falls. Born in New York, he was educated in Michigan before coming west.
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Town Falls
A. J. Williams
People’s Church
Iowa Falls
Des Moines
Congregational Church
Cedar Falls
Williams
New York State
Michigan
Rheuma for Rheumatism Promise from Wangler Bros
Twisted swollen joints start to heal as Rheuma is sold by Wangler Bros and drug gists with a money back guarantee. The ad claims rapid pain relief and restored mobility for rheumatism neuritis lumbago and neuralgia by targeting stomach liver kidneys and bladder to expel uric acid poison.
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Wangler, Bros
Marmola Method Offers Easy Fat Reduction Plan
The Marmola Method is promoted as a simple, steady way to reduce excess fat without harsh dieting or excessive exercise. Marmola Prescription Tablets, sold by druggists for one dollar per box, are claimed to be pleasant to take and effective. Readers can order from Marmola Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
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Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Osage man fined for practicing medicine without license
Osage Iowa February 26 H Koller indicted last week for practicing medicine without a license pled guilty before Judge Kepler he was fined 100 and costs His wife had died years ago and he is survived by an only daughter married and residing in Des Moines Iowa
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Minnesota
Des Moines
Osage, Ja
Frailties Channeled Through San Francisco Dry Cleaner
Elizabeth Santry, a receiver at a local San Francisco dry cleaning shop, claims both men and women reveal personal flaws through garment mishaps. She notes infidelity and carelessness among men and stupidity and indifference among women, recounting love letters hidden in clothes and clients with jewelry attached to wearers' items. A hotel call to return a diamond sunburst shows blasé attitudes toward lost items and a casual approach to prized possessions.
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San Francisco
Cal
Elizabeth Santry
Miss Santry
Ihnen
Harold D Fairall Panels Depict Hawkeyes In Action
A series of life inspired paintings by Harold D Fairall hangs in the Holman cafeteria at Iowa City. The color panels portray Hawkeyes in tennis rowing baseball diamond gridiron and basketball scenes reflecting the university spirit.
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University of Iowa
Harold D. Fairall
Holman
Iowa City
Help For ailing people like they never knew before
An old time medical advertisement touts gland treatment using ox gall to revive torpid liver. It promotes a tablet named Dioxol containing ten drops per pill and claims rapid health improvements, urging readers to try, compare, and return unused product for a refund if not satisfied.
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Youaranter
Tadver
Fraternity Incorporates Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Alpha
Alpha Delta Alpha files articles for Gamma chapter with aim to promote fraternal teachings. Officers listed include president Paul R. Brown and vice president GW Paschen, secretary Jesse A. Chestnut, treasurer Raymond L. Niblo, and others Sturon Johnson Clarence M. Stoni er Raymond L. Niblo Paul E. Popejoy.
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Gamma Chapter
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Paul R. Brown
GW. Paschen
Jesse A. Chestnut
Ray
Mond T. Moore
Thomas Cleo Ruggles
Roger Mullinex
Sturon Johnson
Clarence M. Stonier
Raymond L. Niblo
Paul E. Popejoy
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Aroll
Dr. Pierce
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Pioneer
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Goodyear
Sycamore “St
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