Federal Court Docket Light With Several Sealed Cases
The United States district court opened an adjourned Septem ber term session at 2 p m led by Judge Monty T Reed. Only eight or so cases were set, with the first Livestock Exchange National Bank vs C T Nichols settled out of court. Others may be erased from the docket before hearing. Listing of officers and prospective petit jurors is provided, along with docketed cases including Canield Lumber Company v Chicago Great Western railroad and several other civil actions against railroads and banks.
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United States District Court
Monty T. Reed
Livestock Exchange Natural Bank
C. TL Nichols
Frank A. O'Connor
Seth Thamas
EL RL Moore
United States Marsh Alc
Livre
A. Houston
Heal
Mary L. Norman
Mise Norman
Lee McNeely
Ds Ji
Johan Lotrz
Spragueville
R. R. Pine Brey
Kiairstown
Hen Delwing
New Trampton
George Beater
Ossian
Fred Pitzen
Stacyville
F Lemon
Little
Wl Tgartton
Martella
Strenger
Bellesue
Teorse Stinger
Adsien
el Ahlers
Bellayue
W. Tt. Croskey
John Weilline
Elmer Lovith
Maquoketa
Nuenfeldt
Atte
D. English
Onstow
William Sider
Garwin
W. P
We WC. FL
Sam Mifenas
Klinats Central Rails Fund
A_ Semmans
Bailey
John Fearer
E. Mason
Black Trank Mal Bank
Nnell Washing Machine Cor Qura and
Automobile Thief Faces State Charge in City Case
Chief J D Caldwell returned from Dubuque with T L Aldridge who is alleged to have stolen a car Saturday evening. Aldridge was arrested in Dubuque and is said to have confessed. KR M Lawton aided the capture and may be connected to garages where he has worked. Aldridge refused to reveal residence but officers believe Illinois. He will be arraigned on a state charge. James Hanton was also taken into custody for operating a disorderly house and returned to the city jail after failing to pay a fine.
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J. D. Caldwell
Dubuque
T L. Aldridge
Aldrich
KR. M. Lawton
Alridge Ji
Waverly
Vinton
Alfridge
Reles
Ilinois
Caldwell
James Hanton
Hanton
Governor Clarke urges primary law repeal and tuberculosis action
The governor advocates dissolving the current primary law, replacing it with a township based system, and calls for state and federal cooperation to combat bovine tuberculosis. He also proposes reducing the legislature by half, establishing new state offices, and reforms in court procedure while stressing good roads as essential and outlining limitations of the present primary system.
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Counly
Pees Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
Jurera
General Assembly
Clarke
Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair
An old advice note warns soaps and shampoos with high alkali dry the scalp and brittle hair. It recommends plain coconut oil for cleansing, noting it is pure greaseless and cheap. Use a teaspoon with water to create rich lather, rinse easily, leaving hair soft, fresh, and manageable.
German Prisoners at Work in Serbia Reported
Report notes German prisoners of war being employed in Serbia amid wartime labor needs. Dispatch details indicate soldiers assigned to local construction and road crews under occupation authorities, with limited movement and supervision.
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Serbia
Illinois Central Rail Timetable Eastbound and Westbound
Illinois Central H train schedule lists many city stops from Dubuque to Chicago with express and local services. It includes departure times such as 2:00 am from Fort Dodge and 9:20 am express to Omaha, plus connections via Minneapolis, Albert Lea, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, and Des Moines with multiple depots and side tracks.
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Chicago
Dubuqus Limited
Cedar Rapids
Governor backs better roads plan and parole reform
The governor endorses the better roads commission report and James Doyle’s ideas, urging serial bonds to fund road construction now and gain immediate returns. He also supports amending parole law to place judge paroles under the board of parole and proposes directing such work through the Agricultural College at Ames, warning against altering the current capital extension plan.
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Better Roads Commission
James ©. Doyle
Tie
Board of Parole
Agricultural College
Ames
Longshore Trial Set for Monday January Fifteenth
Dr Anna Longshore Moon faces trial on an indictment alleging murder by a criminal operation at 9 am next Monday Judge C W Mullan set the case after a conference with attorneys yesterday Jurors summoned for tomorrow were told to skip to Monday Judge H Boles set Feb 12 for the street car hearing to dissolve an injunction tied to a two man per car rule and enacted ordinance The city seeks to dissolve the injunction
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Anna Longshore-Moon
C. W. Mullan
Boles
Landed in Jail After Break In at Marshalltown
B B Green formerly released from the local police court was arrested in Marshalltown on a breaking and entering charge. Patrolman Chester Morningstar nabbed him at 1 10 a m after a shoe store burglary attempt and a nearby window break was found. An additional break in attempt failed. He was held here on suspicion but released for lack of evidence.
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B. B. Green
Marshalltown
Green
Chester Morning Star
America to Build Zeppelin Airship in Washington D C
Defense officials authorize European inspired airships and large calibre weapons for coast defence. Zeppelin type air ships will be mounted on railroad trucks or hauled by tractors for use nationwide.
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America
Zeppelin
Washington, D. C
EU Iropean Belligerents
Dips Squad for New York Food Cost 25 Cents a Day
New York will test a 12 member diet squad of young policemen to live on 25 cents for food daily. Three hygiene conference board members will inspect them each day, chaired by William Howard Taft.
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New York
Hygiene Conference Board
William Howard Taft
Danderine hair cleanse promises thick wavy beauty
An advertisement claims Danderine will cleanse the scalp and hair, remove dandruff and oil, stop itching, and over weeks grow new hair. It urges readers to buy the 25 cent bottle from drugstores to beautify hair and save it.
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Knownlton
Savings Club Triples as Cleveland Panic Grows
The savings club in Cleveland rises sharply with 20 000 members in 1917 from 7 750 last year. Harry Kiester of Kiester reports the bank distributed 200 000 last year and will extend recep tion offerings soon. Mrs C C Harper invited to contact by phone 2362 red for details. Waterloo Poultry Association to meet at Harry Nauman's tailor shop tomorrow evening. All members urged by W F Close to attend and relatives and guardsmen also welcomed to bake cakes or poultry.
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Savings Club
Cleveland
H. G C. Schultz
Commercial National Bank
Harry Kiester
Kiestar
Waterloo Poultry Association
Harry Nauman
W. F.close
Friends of
Waterloo
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