Changes at Iowa State Bank appoint Garrettson as cashier
At the Iowa State Bank annual stockholders meeting Geo N Garrettson was reappointed cashier and vice president after acquiring control of stock. A new board was elected including H Lichig C W Bown Louis Frank J K Joder and G N Garrettson with J W Joder named president and Garrettson as vice president and assistant cashier. The bank reported a prosperous year and stable operations despite local weather and market conditions.
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Iowa State Bank
Geo. N. Garrettson
H. 4. Lichig
C. W. Bown
Louis Frank
J. K. Joder
G. N. Garrettson
J. IW. Joder
Iira
W. Blough Louis Frank
Joder
Mer. Garrettson
Waterloo
Wid
Two Young Men Freed After Jurisdiction Ruling
Harry McCormick and Ivan Schutzeman both 19 were arraigned on assault charges against M. C. Albrecht near the Illinois Central shops. Witness Kayler identified the defendants while defense argued alibi. Judge Caldwell dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. case may be refiled before a justice of the peace.
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Harry McCormick
Ivan Schutzeman
Ilinois Central
M. C. Albrecht
John
Joseph Doe
Alfred Longley
M. dL. Kelly
James Murtagh
Kayler
A. A. Kayler
Sinois
Linden
Albrecht
A. Longley
FF. P. Caldwell
Master Mechanic Dead in St. Joseph
W. W. Lowell, age 54, a master mechanic of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad, died at his home in St. Joseph. Case's milk is delivered, with Case's milk priced at 6 cents at 14 branches.
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Case
St. Joseph
W. W.W. Lowell
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Case's
Auction Notice for Cattle Raised by John Carrow
For sale stockers and feeding cattle. Three Shorthorn horned cattle averaging 990 pounds. Eighteen short and white faced cattle average 25 pounds. Forty Black Angus averaging 700 pounds. In good flesh and natives. Large supply to suit buyer. John Carrow Ortumwa Ta.
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John Carrow
Power Company Case Over Dam Project Moves to Federal Court
The petition to remove Albert Hegerla v. Mississippi River Power Company to federal court was sustained by Judge Hamilton. Eminent domain proceedings target the Veederla farm for the Keokuk dam, a matter vital to local landowners. The trial will occur in the federal court at Keokuk.
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Madison
Albert Hegerla
Mississippi River Power Company
Hamilton
Veeerla
Keokuk
Leroy Utterback Freed on Bonds
Leroy Utterback, the youth in trouble last fall for missing 1600 from the Black Hawk National Bank vaults, was released from the county jail on bonds of 1400. His father T J Utterback provided security. Most of the missing funds were recovered days after the embezzlement was discovered. Utterback's case remains before the current grand jury.
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Leroy Utterback
Black Hawk National Bank
T.J. Utterbaek
New York Stocks Close With Mixed Readings
New York markets closed with varied results across railroads and industrials. Notable quotes included United States Steel and Illinois Central near midrange while Copper and Northern Pacific showed small gains amid overall cautious trading.
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New York
Chicago Great Western
Atchison
Culon Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Agg
New York Central
Desperate Bank Robber Confesses Across Regions
Chicago January report states Frank Kolloway, 34, using aliases, confessed involvement in two bank robberies including Panama and New Westminster OB where $450,000 was stolen. He claims warrants for two murders and numerous robberies in Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Frank Kolloway
Panama
New Westminster
OB. C
Oklahoma
French Foreign Minister Resigns in Caillaux Cabinet
Paris reports that M. De Selves, minister of foreign affairs in the Caillaux cabinet, resigned today. The move comes amid a government reshuffle and political tensions in France.
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Paris
M. de Selves
Caillaux
In Court for Violation of Temporary Injunction
William Conner charged with violating a temporary injunction issued earlier this week. He faced the court as bail set at 190 dollars, no bond advanced, testimony to be heard later. Judge Platt indicated readiness to hear evidence. Funeral arrangements noted for D. W. Harvey at the Hileman & Gindt parlors. New Jersey legislature convened for its 136th session with Governor Wilson delivering annual message urging economy and state government coordination.
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Wiliam Conner
Suiteble Tron
Fini
Platt
Sunne
D. Ww
Harvey Wall
New Jersey Solons Muest
Trenton
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Self Cranking Motor Car Test At Libby Bros
Local interest rose as a 1912 self cranking Cadillac owned by H T Shepherd faced a competing car in a cold weather test. After twelve hours in below zero, the Cadillac started in one minute and reached full speed while the rival failed to start. M W W Kelly departed for Uchwein on a business trip.
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Libby Bros
Pakr
Cadillac
H. T. Shepherd
Libby
Bartles
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Jr, Joder
First National Bank of
Port Dodge
Tllinois Central
Viola Nith
New York City
Oscar Saenger
Mise W Knittle
AL Knittie
Fourth Street West
Nellie Andrews Opera Company
the Majestic
H. McOrmick and
HL. Schiuwz
EMAX
Eugene Lagle
Linois Central Railroad
Mr. Eagle
Westerday
Cedar Jail
Noble
Family of Ten
Black Trequire Girland Boulevard
Lew
Tripp Land Co
Porte Ate
Siy Solicitors
Jefferson
Tiwa General
Commercial Street
Pan 194 G
Fred Powers
West Third St
Teay Vn
M. Mo
Los
Wednes
Daul Davis
Power Company
Lae
Jan Ae
Otriker
M. W W. Kelly
Uchwein
Crystal Theater
Laskys 6 Hoboes
The
Bartles-Sweney Oil Co
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