Woman sues for 25000 in breach of promise case
Cedar Rapids report details Marie O Connell suing William G Clark over a damaged engagement with a third woman from West Baden Indiana. She seeks 25000 damages while Clark seeks settlement amid admitted affection and possible out of court terms. The case features multiple attorneys and a pending conference.
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Cedar Rapids
Marie O'Connell
William G. Clark
Sha
Miss O'Connell
Miss O’connell
Mr. Clark
West Baden
Ind
Clark
Mise O'Connell
Misa O'Connell
Louisville
Monti Mant Flag Station Plea Before Railroad Board
Des Moines June 24 The Mond Buchan County residents sought a station on the Anamosa railroad. After discussion the commission ordered Mant to be a flag and car load station amid talk of consolidating nearby towns and shifting church alignments. Judge Ney and Tom Fitzpatrick spoke for locals and the railroad respectively.
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Des Moines
Railroad Commission
Mond
Buchanan County
Anamosa
Keine
Monti
Consolidated
Montikeine
Hale
Judge Ney
Iowa City
Montis
Tom Fitzpatrick
Dilque
Mant
Manti
Aston Mayoral Controversy Ends with Henry Hanson Induction
In Aston the mayoral crisis ends as Henry Hanson is inducted after a string of refusals by prior contenders. Earlier, Henry Chapin declined in California, Dr. Bixby declined after a dental convention, and Frank Jong Wak never appointed until the spring election.
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Henry Han Kon
Trust breaks over cinema prices in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a price rise by 10 cents via a film industry trust. J Miloslowsky, owner of Pai re and Family theatres, restores 10 cent admissions after pressure from customers including poor mothers and children. Trust fallout follows. other managers concede to the lower rate amid protests. R L Chase named to be secretary to the governor. long-time Des Moines banker and official counts. President Main of Grinnell College travels east amid talks with College of the City of New York about a potential presidency with a substantial salary.
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Des Moines
J. Miloslowsky
Paire and Family Theatres
Milosiowaky
R. L
Grinnell
Main
Grinnell College
East
The
College of the City of New York
Allege
Tusts College
Vassar College
Johns, Hopkin
Will Urge Changes in Criminal Procedure at Bar Meeting
Des Moines June 24 Attorney General Cosson will attend the State Bar association meeting in Burlington this week and urge adoption of two reform referenda on criminal procedure. He backs appeals guidance and trial error review to protect defendants when the record shows prejudicial errors.
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Des Moines
Cosson
State Bar Association
Burington
Ling
Law Reform Committee
Apbeliave
Sthor
Hasse
Boys Escape From Storm Wrecked Barn In Reota
Severe storm passed north of Keoty Sunday after Taney At o the Singmaster farms. Three horses were killed by lightning at the Romenser farm. Readable fragments note boys escaped from a storm wrecked barn near Reota.
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John Greenwood
Keotit
Greenwald
Seung
Leighbor
Cup Farm
Reota
Keoty
Taney
Singmaster
Romenser Farm
Temperance agents crackdown on bootleggers in raid
Deputy U S Marshal Hardy led a temperance driven raid here yesterday. The operation targeted bootleggers and resulted in arrests of the strongest cases while others escaped. A. L. Hugedie aided in the investigation and the hunt loggers were seized.
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A. L. Hugedie
Benne
United States
Hardy
O1-Umwa
United
Hugsiox
Mt Pleasant Busts Bootleggers Targets Local Rum Trade
Mt Pleasant authorities arrested seven bootleggers on Monday evening in a city effort led by County Attorney Findley and local pastors. Private detective Cale Williams had been gathering evidence since April to build cases against bootleggers.
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Mt. Pleasant
Omhers Mercer and Shepyard
FP. Findley
Cale Williams
Beer laden wagon eludes cops in Mason City pursuit
A drayman from Austin reportedly wagered with a brewery agent that he could drive a wagon of beer to Mason City. The beer was allegedly covered with manure to hide it as authorities say the load evaded police last week.
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Mason City
Austin
Main Street
Main
Powder Street
William
Missing Persons and Odd Robbery Report in Iowa
Police seek Walter Viva 29 of Des Moines area and James Mullen of Chariton with suspected Des Moines links. Extractions reveal a man unloading a wagon load of manure misidentified as fertilizer at Mason City. Other targets include Charles Janis Colfax confectioner and 19 year old Robert Ferrin of Iowa Falls. A new sugar pea variety sells two pounds for 45 cents as market sales move fast.
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Des Moines
Walter Viva
Locust Street
Coon River
James Mullen
Chariton
Mullen
Charles Janis
Colfax
Robert Ferrin
Iowa Falls
Wheat causes men to flee homes under warm weather
Des Moines reports a police discussion on whether warm weather drives men to forsake home and loved ones. Four men are wanted by their families and police noted the ongoing investigation at the station.
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Des Moines
Watermelons from Georgia Hit Market At 45 Cents
Watermelons from Georgia appeared on the market today at 45 cents each. Prices hovered around sixty cents high but few buyers were seen. String beans sold out early at a nickel per pound.
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Georgia
Windstorm Destroys Suffrage Tent at Waterloo HQ
Early risers at Chautauqua park report a windstorm that toppled the Waterloo Woman's Suffrage association tent. The HQ papers were scattered, and suffrage literature littered the grounds as flyers of rainbow colors were swept away.
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Chautauqua Park
Coliseum
Waterloo Woman's Suffrage Association
Suffrage Materials Survive Windstorm at Chautauqua
Posters and tracts blanket the Chautauqua grounds while suffragists recover from a windstorm. Much literature was lodged against the fence but no rain fell, the tent was reset, and the large Suffrage Headquarters banner again flew in the breeze.
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Chautagna
Suffrage Headquarters
Chautauqua Park
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