Man Declares Insane and Surrenders for Safe Keeping
Dilek Carr age 38 of Centerville visited Waterton police at 12 40 PM asking to be locked up for safety. He stated he had briefly lost his mind and feared death in a health decline while describing a Des Moines friend and a strike related labor history. He indicated $140 due from Seymour and asked his sister Mrs Magele Salters of Centerville be notified.
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Due
Dilek Carr
Centerville
Carr
Jefferson Street
Seymour
Des Moines
Suse
Dick Carr
Iowa
Magele Salters
Opening session of northeast district convention at Central Church
The northeast district convention of the Church of Christ opened yesterday afternoon at the Central Church of Christ. W. M. presided, talks on missions given by Mrs. W. M. Malone and Mrs. Lewis P. Kopp, and Philathea quartet from Marion performed. Ida Newcomer of Des Moines spoke on missions in India. tonight she will discuss her mission trip. The general church meeting, led by Rev. W. P. Clark of Eldora, reviewed work by districts and set forth an efficiency campaign.
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Church of Christ
Central Church of Christ
la Verna Crew
Adda McGowan
Myrtle Randall
Richel Randall
Newcomer
Ida Newcomer
Des Moines
W. P. Clark
Eldora
Police Matron Case On Trial In City Court
Judge Platt hears writ of certiorari over removal of police matrons Matie Carey and Elizabeth Strayer by Mayor Thompson. Attorneys argue mayoral power vs due process as matrons suspect unnecessary salaries. Judge to rule next Tuesday.
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Platt
Matie Carey
Elizabeth Strayer
R. C. Thompson
B. F. Swisher
Thompson
Alfred Longley
Longley
Swisher
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Trevible
Waterton
Tin
Mido
Spears
Trip
the Bellstore
E. & L. System
the Bell Outfitters
Mayismiss
R. J. Belt
W. Leon Belt
Milwaukee
Wis
Supreme Lodge of the
Tic Workers of the World
Mr. Belt
Lodge of the Order
Supreme Director
A. C. Speicher
Spike
Te Quality
Munsing
Forest Mills
Essex Mills
Cheney
Boston
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