Swindle Court Bond Set for Dixon in Minneapolis Case
County Attorney James Robertson announced a $10,000 bond for Howard Dixon, charged with misappropriating money from a “wire taping” game. If Dixon is released on the Coyle charge and no other complaint exists, he cannot be held. Teeter, who reported a similar swindle and identified Dixon, could not be compelled to swear to a complaint, and Teeter later left the city. Police pursued Teeter and learned of two other men linked to the scheme, J Turner of Grinnell and A M Harkey of Heron Lake, with Teeter’s name published in local papers amid Hysstha coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Miam
James Robertson
Howard Dixon
Dixon
Coyle
D. A. Teeter
la Porte
Teeter
Twiteh
Minneapolis Journal
Palace Court
First National Bank
J. Turner
Grinnell
A. M. Harkey
Heron
Lake
Minn
Minneapolia
Metropolitan Theatre
Harkey
Turner
Town Talk Notes and Local Visits Across Cedar Falls
Town happenings include Mrs. Ddarriel Standish visiting Cedar Falls with relatives and attorney J C Murtagh addressing the Newman Society at Iowa State Teachers College on campus. Staff from the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific visited Chicago and Milwaukee for travel. Funeral services for Will Moser set for 10 am at Edward Finer establishment with interment in range cemetery. Joc Raymond returns from Excelsior Springs with wife seeking rheumatic treatment. Dr and Mrs R A Dunkelberg and Grace Dunkelberg travel to Spirit Lake with Blanche Edwards and Kathryn Tyatkas shows improvement from typhoid but remains critical. William Gind called to Gilbertville to arrange burial for Frank Bernardy. Phondrama Creation part two closes at Waterloo tonight. part three begins tomorrow with strong attendance noted. Tickets for Sundays double header at local venues available tonight. Cedar Rapids fans reserved rear section at the visiting bench seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Ddarriel Standish
Viel
Phil Standish
J. C. Murtagh
Newman Society
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Harald Sankey
Ray Mulkern
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Milwaukee
Will Vs Moser
Edward Finer
Range
Joc Raymond
Excelsior Springs
R. A. Dunkelberg
Grace Dunkelberg
Spirit Lake
Templar Park
Mises Blanche BE. Edwards
Wiliam Gind
Hilemap & Gindt
Gilbertville
Burisi
Frank Bernardy
Waterloo Theatre
Frying Smoke
C. L. McDermott
Cedar Rapids
Man Falls Ten Stories in Omaha Hotel Escape
J W Snyder, a steel worker, plunged from the tenth floor of the Pontelle Hotel but landed on loose earth and was saved by a 6900 volt live wire. He suffered only a scalp wound and went back to work after the fall, described by seal workers as a remarkable escape. Pay day at the Central saw about 94000 dollars distributed to shopmen and railway staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
J. W. Snyder
New Pontelle
Snyder
Tennis Tourney Plans and Pairings Announced at YOM
J Winta physical director of the YOM GQ AQ announced today plans for the tourney under the organization’s auspices. The article lists multiple player matchups for the 61st contest and notes temperatures and weather details from Buchanan Optical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Winta
Dineayl
M.cluck
Homer Yeaten
WV. Stewart
Pod Bhoomaker
H.C. Eversall
H.C. Kopel
WW. Robinson
Lester Co Aryahi Malcolm Seduwith
Gare Wiech
Pred Alurich
Hogga
Seymour
Tompkin
Cowin
Ruledertvis
Fullerton
Ko RK. Morgan
Seth Thasias
Ebesenthy
Ieuth
Deweiss
Kern
Avetio Hort
Atens
CG. Hemaworth
Bot
Truman
Hardin
Wagner
Local Social Roundup in Washburn Iowa July
Community notes from Washburn Iowa recount visits by Marion Poyner and daughter Eloise plus Miss Corrine Poyner's birthday party. Several guests from Waterloo and Hudson visited local families, with synchronized family visits and weekend hospitality noted. The town ball team plans to meet Company B of Waterloo at Youngblut's on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Marion Poyner
Eloise
Justiy
John Poyner
Pete Kemp
Corrine
Local notes from Shell Rock July report on residents
Shell Rock notes a week of visits and illness with several local residents traveling to Britt, Clarence and La Porte, a 13 year old Cedar Falls death from a hay fork accident, funeral for J. M. Dicken, and minor injuries to Rey Ward while repairing a windmill. Residents mentioned include Mrs J A Ramison, Mrs Yester, Mrs G O Grabau, Emma Maaile, Emil Schmidt, L Bisplinghoff, Dr W H Smith, Floy Brich, Georgie McRoberts, and families of Hut, Sahl, and Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
J. Aramison
Yester
Geder Rapids
GO. M. Grabau
Kihel
Clarkeville
Emma Maaile
Emil Schmidt
Cedar Falls
Somemanner
3. M. Dicken
Waverly
Oliver Sahl
Burton
Britt, Ja
Hut
Allison
Ing. Ross Bisplinghoff
Bismark
Bis
Mrs. Richards
la Porte Spent
Sond Ta Town
Oldest School Board Officials Named in Ida County
Logan Iowa July 18 Ida county man and J S Dowell of Missouri Valley who served their school boards as secretary for 29 and 32 years are named the oldest school board officials in length of service. Donald Mankl aged 64 served as secretary of Raglan township School board of Magnolia for 28 years. He retired fearing others would think he monopolised the school officer.
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Logan
Ida County
J. S. Dowell
Missouri Valley
Gevhea
Jos
Donald Manl
Raglan Township
Prank Bernards Dies Sudden Heart Failure Near Gilbertville
Gilbertville January 18 Special Prank Bernards about 28, a young farmer living northeast of town, died suddenly of heart failure at noon today. He leaves a widow aged. four years married, a ten month old daughter, a mother in Colbertville, and six brothers including M Bernardy of Nemimers. He was a Catholic church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
Jery
Bernards
Syver
Tere
Beccaged
Sears
Mike Harbara Weiland
Healey Hacen
Colbertville
M. Bernardy
Nemimers
Herpardy
Hernardy
Catholic Church
Agriculturist Wises Here Visits Mercer Pa Farms
Radie of Wigd Pa a high school agriculture supervisor visits Mercer townships to tour large local farms and factories with Mrs Clareney J Wamner and Mrs Simon Baylor. He has toured Ames diary herds and is impressed by agricultural work, accompanied by his mother Mrs G Berkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radie
Wigd Pa
Mercer
WON Iis
Clareney J. Wamner
Simon Baylor
Orange Township
Aude
Keita
Joe
Yiedle
Ames
G. Berkey
Man and three daughters survive seven months in cave
Boonville Ark July 18 William Ewing aged man and his three young daughters were rescued after living seven months in a cave with little to eat. Once a prosperous farmer near Boonville, misfortune struck as wife died and illness took other children, floods destroyed crops, cattle died and a fire burned his name. They survived by whatever the woods provided and relied on neighbors briefly before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ark
William Ewing
Ewing
Wes
Prison Sentences for Japanese Shipbuilders and Officers
Tokio July 18 More high officials of shipbuilding companies were sentenced for forging documents and steering naval officers to influence construction contracts. Kenzo Iwakate former manager at Mitsui products New York unit and retired Vice Admiral Matsuo each received two year terms while Gheht lida managing director and Sgturo Yamamoto got ten month terms. Lida's sentence was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Kenzo Iwakate
I A
New York
Mitsui Products Company
Matsuo
Gheht
Lida
Mitsui Company
Sgturo Yamamoto
Walnut Street Baptist Opens Series on Joseph
Rev. J B Smith will preach both morning and evening at Walnut Street Baptist in a series on Joseph. First sermon, From Pit to Palace, aims to engage youths after Sunday school as July and August shorten morning services. Evening topic is Without Love Nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Joseph
Drowning Tragedy Claims Five In Naticook Lake
In Manchester on July 18 Miss Anne Burrans attempted to enter a flat bottom boat carrying her sister Mrs Minnie Mills two young children and a niece. The boat overturned as Burrans grasped the stern causing the fatalities of all five. Two brothers of Burrans tried to reach them in time but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bather
Manchester
N. H
Anne Hurrans
Minnie Mills
South Merrimack
Naticook Lake
South Merrimark
Miss Burrans
Local notices from Dumont and nearby towns
Long string of short reports notes visits and arrivals in Dumont and surrounds. Names include Nora Parfin of Orange TH Mildred Chamberlin of Kert City TaJ, Mrs Ana Prattagraff, D HM. Gitford from South Dakota, Mrs Chas Martina, Mrs Earl Kernahan of Boston, Rev M L Hill, Miss Clara Brown, Minzie Harlan, Miss Cook, Willie Heel and wife welcome a son, Lillian Brandenburg, Frank Beach, Fred Pfalzeram, Jacob Pfalagraffi, and Anabel Seales preparing to wed, with several trips to Clear Lake Shel Rack and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Hill
Texas
Clara Brown
Venter
Wis
Miss Brown
Bo Ehureh
Minzie Harlan
Hamilton
Mont
Miss. Cook
Clear Lake
W. W
N. Buckmaster
Shel Rack
Misa Anabel Seales
Alexandre, Ta
Local Heritage Ties and Obituaries From Clarion Community
Residents recall ties to Mear Grove and Alfred Overman now in Santa Paula California. Mr Stella of the hotel family dies after illness. services planned in Clarion. Lehi Reed and Jacob Kelberer ill, Kephabt improving, Mrs Groener returns to Burlington Iowa. Poll buys a new auto.
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Mear Grove
Alfred Overmian
Santa Paula
Cal
California
Overman
Woow
Popvenga
Wiscourin
Minnesota
Dakota
Kephabt
Howth
E. Groener
Burlington
Joseph M. Stella
My. Stalla
Hag
Mnaunie
Odd Fellows
K. of P
Grand Army of the Republic
Ife
Stella
Parkersburg
Fisher
Belmond
Horton
Hampton
Deniece
P. Lodge
Levi Reed
Jacob Kelberer
Mra. J. B. Met
Linden Hometown Notes July 1
Mrs. J. H. Doug las returns from a visit near Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. E. Morgan plan a trip to Minnesota visiting Mrs. Morgan's daughter, Mrs. Frank Howe, at Tappi and other stops. Mrs. Amil Mosher recovers from illness while Mrs. Charlee Hell remains ill. Mrs. Gilpatrick visits Iowa City for two weeks. C. A. Stunt and son Fred return from Denver and visit W. W. Brooks. Mrs. M. B. Skillman underwent hospital surgery for stomach trouble. Epworth League dress sale at the church July 30 and 31 with ice cream social July 31 to fund parish house. B. C. Crandall is ill at home. C. A. Hunt departs for Cleveland on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Hell
Gilpatrick
Iowa Ciy
C. A. Stunt
Fred
Denver
Colo
W. W
M. B. Skillman
St. Francis Hospital
Epworth League
Chures
Paraonate Fund
B. C. Crandall
Funeral notices and visiting family arrivals in Orange area
July 17 reports the Fred Sanderson and Russell Cline families attending Mrs. James O Donnel s funeral in Vinton with notes she will be remembered as Misa Delia Sanderson. Professor Beery of Elgin Illinois visits at the P J Brough home. Hugh Geiger entertains his sister in law Carrie Geiger and daughter Marie from Lamoille Tr. Mr and Mrs Allen Steely and Grace and the Roman Teisinger family from Bennington are mentioned as visiting or staying.
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Orange
Fred Sanderson
Russell Cline
James O'Donnel
Vinton
O'Donnel
Misa Delia Sanderson
Professor Beery
Elgin
P. J. Brough
Hugh Geiger
Geiger
Carrie Geiger
Marie
Lamoille
Allen Steely
Grace
Roman Teisinger
Bennington
Social visits and local gatherings span weekend time
A long list of visitors and hosts covers a Sunday in which Miss Hortense Rodamar, Mr and Mrs J W Lichty and cousin Homer Lichty from Morrill Kan joined the Zuck home. Nearby, Lula Miller and cousin Maryena Switzer stayed with S M Switzer at Hudson, and Frank Moar moved his house on wheels from Waterloo to oversee drilling. Mrs Elizabeth McRobers of Creene, Miss Neva Maust with Fern Milee and Florence Kimball from Waterloo were guests. Grady family entertaining Pennsylvanians, with a large group including Nicodemus and Weaver kin. Health notes mention Mrs Arthur Smith’s hospital care and Lester Day’s appendicitis. A 34-person outing to Tama county’s Indian reservation precedes a big Orangeites picnic at Campbell’s woods along Black Hawk creek. The Fioneer Cow Testing association reorganizes with W H Maust as president, I M Forney as secretary treasurer, and Colby and Burger present to support testing efforts.
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A. B. Buck
Hortense Rodamar
J. W. Lichty
Waterloo
Homer Lichty
Morrill
Kan
Zuck+ home
Lula Miller
M. Switzer
Hudson
Maryena Sw
Howard Graban
Davenport
Fred Sanderson
Pennsylvania
Henry Grady
Therr
Mra
George Nicodemus
Jonas Weaver
Johnstown
Berkley
Ed Reitz
Susan Kellar
Laurence Bowman
Friedens
Laurence Putnam
Somerset
Ralph
Walker
Berlin
Grady
North Dakota
Iowa
Arthur Smith
Presbyterian Hospital
Lester Day
Tama County
Homer Blough
Cedar Rapids
Campbell's Woods
Black Hawk Creek
Fioneer Cow Testing Association
W. H. Maust
I. M. Forney
Annd
George Florence
Inconsin
Colby
Kimball
A.A. Burger
Black Hawk County
Gilbertville notes and classifieds span local travel and sales
Gilbertville July 17 notes report Sister M Abogosta returns from St Josephs hospital at Waverly. J Hall of Waterloo drills wells for M Delagardelle and Mrs Youngblut next week. Geo Schilling to Fargo to visit Ben Hahl family. Harvey Fanniere of Freeport visiting his sister Mrs Harry Morton. John Nemmers and family drove to Waterloo. Gilbertville Grain & Lumber Co shipped a carload of corn. Mr and Mrs Schreyer of Missouri visited John Krantz home. CARD OF THANKS expresses sorrow for Melvin’s accidental death and thanks employer Mason Motor Co. for sympathy. Also several classified items: help wanted, real estate, autos, and sales listings.
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Gilbertville
M. Abogosta
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Waverly
J. Hall
Waterloo
M. Delagardelle
Youngblut
Geo. Schilling
Fargo
N. D
Ben Hahl
Harvey Fanniere
Freeport
Harry Morton
Wanted Howsekeeper and household goods sale ad
Odd classified ad fragment seeking a housekeeper with references. Calls forenoons to a listed number and location 321 Westerm top desk. Includes names and misc items for sale and a phone contact.
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Howsekeeper
Kero St
Westerm
J. H. Woods
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Kathryn Tyatkas
Patred
Buchanan Optical
Witeate
Niahit
Effie Stewart
Mythaler
George Beaty
Estelle
Mildred
Will Morris
Dorothy
Joe Hemmer
Albert DeLancey
Kathryn
Delancey
Heath
George Vanljusa
Walnut Street Baptist
Dumont
Linden
Melvin
Mason Motor Company
George Barden
Eeper
Candler
Care Courier
Victor Lady
Waterloo City Lnits
Hudson Road
Sindlinger
Waterloo, In
Auto
J. N. Campbell
Stanley
Dept. Supt
South Street
Allen
Second Streets
E Care Courier
Heal
McLeish Co
Brandon
A. Goodwin
Avery, Ia
Kimball Ave
Sharce
Wm. Galloway Co
Independence Ave
Surrey
Cushion Tire
Campbell Ave
C. M
care Courier_ Real Estate
Nebraska
John Loham
State Bank Bldg
Lincoln
Meb
Fowler
Red
SAXON
Detroit
GEM Motor Sales CO
Gmbiner
West Fourth Street
Waterloo, Ta
Lin
Tory
J. S. Watters
Des Moines
R. H. Cramer
Frank
Franklin
F.D.B
Howard E. Coffin
O. B
Peverill Motor Sales CO
East High School
Mulberry Street
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