City council moves to oust Elmer Feely after meeting
The ity council plans steps to remove Elmer Feely the present city attorney at a special session this afternoon. Attorneys volunteers urge against ouster and Feely may seek another term if kept in office. A resolution to hire Pike, Tias Zimmerman & Frank to proceed with the case is expected.
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Ity Council
Elmer F. Feely
Torney
Penns
Corain
Enly
Pike, Tias, Zimmerman & Frank
Feely
J. ©. Murtagh
Mr. Feely
Attorney General Plea to Peace Officers Sparks Call for Integrity
Ben J. Gibson town attorney general issues a letter urging all peace officers to uphold real law, act without fear or favor, and pursue economy. He asks for sanity, cleanness, honor, and daily reports while urging cooperation among county city and state officers and warning against unnecessary travel or expenses.
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Pesca
Ben J. Gibson
Walter 8
French
Gibson
Department of Justice
Local boys accepted for military training camp
Adolph W. Stribley of 223 Tenth street west and Nicholas A. Neil gen of 2327 High street have been accepted for the citizens training camp at Fort Snelling. The camp, inaugurated by the military department, aims to promote good citizenship and national defense. It is open to all men aged 16 to 35 in sound health and character, with government covering all expenses.
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Adolph W. Stribley
Tenth Street
Nicholas A. Neilgen
High Street
Fort Snelling
Military Department
Shop Men to Battle Rose Hill Tomorrow
The Illinois Central baseball team will play Rose Hill tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Cedar River Park. Gosweiller and Melvin will form the battery for the IC nine. No admission will be charged. IC will play Jesup next Wednesday and Washburn Friday.
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Illinois Central
Rose Hill Nine
Cedar River Park
Gosweiller
Melvin
I. C
I. C.nine
Jesup
Washburn
Mrs Lucille Mackey Tells Of Foley’s Honey and Tar
A reader from Washington Pennsylvania says her 3 year old daughter suffered a dry night cough from a cold and possibly whooping cough. After using Foley's Honey and Tar the child improved before finishing the second bottle and regained her weight. The ad notes it is sold everywhere.
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Lucille Mackey
Buena Vista St
Washington, Pa
Foley
Smiles and Kinks From Today’s Wires
United Proms reports odd clippings from New York and Ossining. A surgeon will operate on Mins Fannie Liebowits to probe hypothyroidism after a burglary arrest. A candy carcass sparks a local store theft probe near a police station. In Ossining, John Monforte, a Sing Sing inmate, lands a 17 pound fish with guards helping from the bars. James Sheasgren, entering his office at midnight, is mistaken for a burglar until a cop spots a quart bottle on the desk. Frick inheritance tax question arises over a Pittsburgh link and New York residency claims.
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United Proms
En York
Mins Fannie Liebowits
New York
Ossining
N. Y
John Monforte
Sing Sing
Monforte
James Sheasgren
New York State
Henry C. Frick
Frick
Pittsburgh
Colored youth pleads not guilty in municipal court case
Percy Taylor, 19, charged with a crime involving a girl under 16, pleaded not guilty this morning in municipal court. Represented by two attorneys, defense time was granted and the hearing continued to a later date under $500 bond. Taylor was remanded to county jail after arrest last night following an investigation by probation officer Gracefeaser. information signed by Juling Tucker, father of the girl. There are three Tucker sisters, the involved one being the youngest.
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Percy Taylor
Taylor
Gracefeaser
Juling Tucker
Tucker
Rev G D Serrill Named O W A C E Vice President
Rev G D Serrill of Waterloo is named vice president of the Iowa State Christian Endeavor union at the state convention in Ottumwa with Rev R B Fisher elected president. Mary B McPherrin of Omaha and Ida Reynolds of Shenandoah are reappointed secretary and treasurer as about 300 delegates attend. Also list shows marriage licenses for Waterloo entries and other towns.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
R. B. Fisher
Iowa State Christian Endeavor Union
Iowa
G. D. Serrill
Waterloo
Mary’ B.mcpherrin
Omaha
Ida Reynolds
Shenandoah
Shockley Gets Contract for Church at Norville
Clinton P. Shockley, architect, announced he was awarded the contract for drawing plans of a Presbyterian church at Knoxville. He will depart tomorrow to begin permanent plans. The new church will be built on the site of the old structure, to be torn down, at an estimated cost of 85,000 dollars.
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Clinton P. Shockley
Knoxville
Manchester Chautauqua draws largest crowds this week
The Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua in Manchester drew large audiences nightly this week. On Thursday the big tent was packed for Broadway Jones with spectators around its edge. Between acts Keith Vawter spoke briefly about the chautauqua's purpose and future plans. a Country Gentleman writer attended to prepare an article.
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Manchester
Redpath-Vawter
Sharp Division In Opinion By Birds At Dempsey Camp
Atlantic City authorities report a flurry of opinion on Dempsey with experts and trainers weighing in. Pooch Donovan calls for tougher sparring, while Jack McAuliffe notes weak wind and needs road work. Others say shed weight or go for speed. some accuse him of rushing. Battling Ghee, Memphis, notes Dempsey could land strong blows with proper leverage. Auerbach of Salt Lake City recalls a $12,000 gate bet and says Dempsey looks 40 percent better than Toledo.
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United Preas
Atlantic City
N. J
Jane
Atlantis City
Gathe
Pooch Donovan
Harvard
Dempsey
Jack McAurlie
Empsoy
Battling Ghee
Memphis
Jac Auerbach
Salt Lake City
Toledo
Auerbach
Nat Reiss Carnival Heads to Waterloo This Week
The Nat Reiss shows will exhibit at Johnson's Gardens starting Monday June 27 as part of the Gee Kids Carnival. Danville critics praise the tour stating it is among the cleanest carnivals to visit the city with no objectionable features noted.
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Nat Reise
Johnson's Gardens
Danville
Inl
Preas
Nat Reiss
Norma Talmadge in The Probation Wife at Palace Theatre
Norma Talmadge stars in The Probation Wife with four showings at Palace Theatre. The feature showcases her range from cabaret inmate to wealthy New Yorker, highlighting her dramatic evolution and the film A Bay Jack Domee. Also showing Fatty Arbuckle in The Walters Ball and the Fox feature series.
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Norma Talmadge
Norma
Norpima Talmadge
D Lewtiy
Mise Talmadigo
Ithe Tigers Cub
Ithe William Fox
Pearl Rehite
Palace Theatre
North
Fatty” Arbuckle
Walters
Fox
Palach
Nine act drama sparks heartfelt appeal and thrills
A vivid description of a nine act drama filled with humor and heart winning moments. The piece highlights delightful wit, intense suspense, and a steady heart appeal that promises memorable theater.
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Sr Prand
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