Court Keeps Alienation Case On Hold In City Dockets
A Sumner case involving heavy damages for alleged alienation of affections was dismissed at plaintiff costs. Other court actions include a new trial for an $8,500 verdict in a Sumner suit, and jurors excused as equity causes were assigned. Federal drug act probes centered on Dr Wuttke of Sumner, with arrest and bond set at $4,000 amid narcotics allegations.
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J. W. Ackerman
Elizabeth North
Lillian Graham
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Tunis
Mullan
Meyers
Burr Brown
Wenner
Hikuiaugua Park
EL Wuttke
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Duebuque
Dempster
United States
Dr. Wuttke
Iowa
Marek
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Dubuque
T. H W. Pickler
Nebraska
Wuttike
Groval Neese
Fort Dodge
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W. H. Wehrmacher
Waverly
Ivan Hargroves
Waterloo
Sumner
Wuttke
Adventist Conference Faces Income, Interest, and Judgment Day
The Adventists debated flexing church loan rates and tax issues at the Oak Seminary and conference sessions. Elder Charles Thompson of Minnesota delivered a stirring talk at Tauqua Park, warning that judgment day will reveal hidden deeds, using vivid illustrations to urge personal integrity and accountability.
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Whenanan
Orakip
Aterepea Wag
Oak Seminary
Dez Moines
Chaimaugua Park
Chas. Thompson
Minnepolia
Tauqua Park
Tongus
Thompson
Solomon
Samusi Tang
I Cor
Elder Thompson
Mary
Baedeker of government shown in Wule Sam at Work film
Weary W. Savage’s motion picture Wule Sam at Work, now at the Palace, is praised as a Baedeker of the U S government. It guides viewers through federal buildings in Washington and illustrates department work from money design to weather forecasting, with a Navy section and scenes of Congress and the president. Courier tickets offer 15 cent value and 25 cent admission on select matinees.
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Weary W. Savage
Wuele Sam
Palace Theatre
United States
National Capital
Smithgonian Institution
North Atlantic
United States Senate
Ways and Meals Committee
Washington
Publc
Punil
Waterton
Airher Matiner
Tawa Legion Meeting and Royal Arch Convocation Notice
The Tawa Legion of Tower will meet in Jnhor temple Thursday evening. All members urged to attend for important business. Tabernacle Chapter No. R A M holds a special convocation Thursday evening June 8 at 3 20 and 7 30 pm for R A degree work with supper at 5 39. Members and visiting companions invited. Police seek four men selling Worthhire insurance to farmers, claimed as Federal Mutual Insurance reps, and arrested in De partment case in Oelwein.
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Tawa Legion of Tower
Jnhor Temple
Tabernacle Chapter No. R. A. M
T NG
Cgelwein
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Oelwein
Federal Mutual Insurance Company of
Ties Moines
Bast High Alumni Banquet Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Bast High alumni banquet are available at Hanson and Pletcher. The notice urges attendance and emphasizes living by God’s commandments as the duty of man, noting that all deeds will be judged by God.
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Bast High
Hanson & Pletchers
Police to teach first aid to officers for ambulance calls
City police and Dr. Harry Sigworth plan a first aid program for officers. The ambulance will carry a first aid kit and officers will learn wound dressing and artificial respiration. Training by the city physician aims to reduce delays in emergency response and improve drowning incident handling.
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Leighton
Iarry Sigworth
Sigworth
Von Jagow urges US to be reasonable on Lusitania talks
German foreign secretary Gottlieb von Jagow says the United States must share the same facts as Germany before any agreement on the Lusitania dispute. He defends Germany’s right to defend itself and claims the ship carried enough ammunition to kill 50,000 soldiers, insisting Germany does not seek to disrupt neutral rights or rule the oceans. He urges continued discussion to reach mutual understanding.
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Berlin
the Hague
America
Germany
Gottlieb von Jagow
United States
Herr von Jagow
Lusitania
Walter Smith Charged With Larceny In Justice Court
Walter Smith a colored man is to be arraigned in a justice court this afternoon on a larceny charge. He is alleged to have stolen $10 from Julia Smith also colored. The woman was intoxicated and caused a disturbance. She was taken into custody this morning and will be held until after Smiths hearing.
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Walter Smith
Julia Smith
Smith
Chief Sebastian Wins In 105 Angeles
Los Angeles June 2 Charles F Sebastian chief of police is today minor elect of Los Angeles according to the nearly completed vote count yesterday. His estimated plurality over Frederick J Whiffen president of the city council was 6000 votes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles F. Sebastian
Frederick J. Whiffen
Courier boys to see educational picture at Palace
The Evening Courier and Reporter will take seventy courier boys to the Palace theatre tomorrow at o'clock to witness a great educational moving picture. The showing will depict the United States government in action. Tickets will be given to them.
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Evening Courier and Reporter
Carlier Bors
Palace Theatre
United States
Roosevelt deemed poor life insurance risk by doctor
Detroit June 2 Theodore Roosevelt is labeled a bad life insurance risk by Dr W M Donald. He says Roosevelt suffers from high blood pressure caused by social and political pressure and that his blood pressure runs well over 200 though he adds Roosevelt is not unhealthy.
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Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
W. M. Donald
Roosevelt
Donald
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery
Ted
Dr. Donald
Students Win Scholarships at West High Graduation
Gazelle McWhinney and John Ordway receive scholarships as West High holds 1915 graduation exercises at First Methodist Church. Ordway earns free tuition at Grinnell College. McWhinney may attend University of Iowa or any denominational college. Class honors include salutatory by Helen Bovee and valedictory on An Old Man's Dream.
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Gazelle McEhhinney
First Methodist Church
John Ordway
Ordway
Grinnell
Mias McElhinney
University of Iowa
Helen Bovee
Mildred Held
Doris Ludwig
Marie Miller
Anita Pentiman
Marjorie Elis
Fidella Amos
Eva Bryan
Gertrude Haven
Helen Draper
Carroll Watts
Ray Hunt
Florence Russell
Bovee
Jesse Early
Philippines
Lucille Whittle
Prisella
Austin Buri
Board of Education
America praised as conscience of the world in June note
A historical letter copy sent to President Wilson is cited with Amsterdam and Cologne Gazette sources. The message elevates America as the conscience of the world, urging the triumph of law over force and freedom for oppressed nations. The report places emphasis on Western hopes and international moral leadership.
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America
Wilson
Fire Destroys Percival Block. One Killed in Vancouver
A blaze in downtown Vancouver last night partly destroyed the Percival block in the wholesale district. One man was killed and five others injured as flames swept through the building, causing an estimated $200,000 in damage. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night, with reports of a collision between fire apparatus and wires hampering efforts.
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Vancouver
B. C
U S Hope of World From Polish Author in Philadelphia
Polish author Henryk Sienkiewicz, in a letter received by the Polish relief committee in Philadelphia, lauds America as the conscience of the world. He notes remittances for war sufferers and says Christian love and brotherhood found refuge in American hearts, but the task remains.
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Philadelphia
Henryk Sienkiewicz
America
Europe
Fire hits prison camp barracks in Prussia
A blaze swept barracks housing interned officers at the Torgau prison camps in Prussia, destroying about 160 yards of structures. No casualties reported. Separately, Richel Ray Wallace, 11 days old, died at Osage at 11:30 pm yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M A Dickinson on Avalon Avenue. No funeral services were held. interment occurred this afternoon at Fairview cemetery.
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Prussia
Richel Ray Wallace
George Wallace
Osage
M. A. Dickinson
Avalon Avenue
Fairview Cemetery
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