Pistol 100-Year-Old Gift Ties Families at Burlington Wedding
Miss Esther Fleming married Lt. Harding Polk of the government service in Burlington. A 100 year old army revolver, bought in Baltimore, bore the name Leonidas Polk and proved a Polk family heirloom linked to President Polk. Lt. Polk, a distant cousin, learned the firearm’s history and its gift marked a notable family connection amid wedding festivities. A second Burlington union tied to presidential circles noted as Miss Bessie Bullard married T. Wales Lillard of Montana. Des Moines Admen discussed Chamberlain hotel luncheon and Pan American exposition questions for 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Esther Flamjing
Harding Polk
Fleming
Baltimore
Leonidas Polk
Leonidas
Montana
Miss Bullard
Prairie City
Taft
Lillard
Polk
Philippine Islands
Des Moines
Adrien
Chamberlain Hotel
Waterloo
J. A. Townsley
Des Moines Association
New Orleans
Iowa
A Timely Suggestion On a Cough Remedy
A seasonal note endorses Merriol Cough Remedy as effective and harmless without opiates. Henderson Drug Co. states its trustworthiness and aligns with the American Drug and Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug Co
American Drug and Press Association
Fine Arts Department Meeting Highlights in Waterloo
The fine arts department held a detailed meeting at Mrs. J D Littling on Eighth Street East with Mrs. Fred Austin as hostess. Elections were held for next year’s topic committee while Mendelssohn and Paul Porter works formed the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Littling
Eighth Street East
Fred Austin
J. A. Pinkerton
A. S. Weisharart
J. WH. Crippen
L. Sigworth
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Israel
John O. Knox
Lord
Liffring
J. W. Woods
D. G. Langlands
Western Avenue
Schubert
Rembrandt
Lessnig
Grace Butz
Charles City
J. EB. Brinkman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Henry Austin
Franklin Street
Wm. R. Griffith
Harry Lewis
BE. C. Stark
Ida Powell
J. D. Collins
H. 3. Bunnell
C. D. Campbell
L Lafayette Street
Fred Fisher
Frank Doxey
Charles Burroway
Broadway
Cutler
Fourth Street East
George S. Mirers
Walter F. Curtis
Police Judge Questioned by Dubuque Editor
J M Conley of The Labor Leader asks Chief Dinneen why Dubuque needs a police judge. The city lacks such an officer and relies on justices of the peace. The chief lists benefits including city treasury handling of fines and low costs in cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Conley
Dubuque
the Labor Leader
Dinneen
Justices of the Peace
Police Judge Rules And City Ordinance Enforcement
The police judge has jurisdiction equal to a justice of the peace in criminal cases and there can be no change of venue or jury trial in ordinance violations. Appeals go to the district court. The police judge sits in city hall aiding rapid warrants. Fines and fees go to the city treasury, reducing arrests for nonviolations. From January readings, nearly $1,000 was turned to the treasury in the first seventeen days. The parole plan directs money from fines to the wife, with the defendant required to stay sober, aiming to cut alimony calls by about one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dinneen
Alfi
Railroad workers push for freight rate rise hearing
Washington January 18 250000 railroad employes represented by the American Railroad Employes and Investors association filed a formal statement with the interstate commerce commission in support of a proposed freight rate increase Ride to Six Fare free Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morris
American Railroad EmPloyes and Investors Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
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Westin
Benjamin Suits
L. System
Cluett
Morgan & Sullivan the New Clothiers
St. Joseph’ Catholic
Alice Quinn
George Barrett
Maybelle Barrett
Fred Koch
Second Street West
W. M. James
Minneapolis
Tarrett
Guam
Yester & Waters
Florence Club
Hall
Florence Dunkelberg
Nora Bishop
Edith Taylor
Ray Dunkelberg
Gene Shour
Maud Ballon
Grand Lodge
Wilil
Pleasant Partering
A. D. Adams
Lodge
Rook and Needle Club
M. Frank
James T. Cooley, Jr
Allen Street
Hook and Needle Club
Artman
Chicago
John Blair
Mr. Mayer
South Whitley
Ind
Walter E. Johnson
Nampa
Idaho
Delta NU Delta
Ernest James
Ruth Jones
Ninth Street West
Willis Basher
Hoston
Lookout Club
Grace M. EL Church
Epworth League of Grace M. &. Church
A. W. Flarquist
Wellington Court
Pem Banton
Whittier
Denver Street
Imma Rodamar
Marion Davis
Cora Walker
Knuef Klub
Knuf Klub
Edna Cass
Walnut Street Bapist
Ella Luckinbill
Vine Street
L. F. Woe
Clarence Briden
Mabel Kenyon
Ethel Garrabrant
Frank Bishop
L. F. Noa
Ruth Martgraves
Lafayette Street
Beulah McMillan
Treta Pouldin
Tiful
Price
Hesalroad’s
Efoyal Blue
Sycamore Street