Hauner Disputes Part of Position Taken by Harding
Thiv the Associated Press Des Moines March 6 Taking issue with statements made by Governor Harding to his address to the legislature today regarding the pardon of Ernest Kathe Bun Attorney General WH Havner gave out a statement this afternoon in part as follows I went on the governor when I first learned that a pardon had been granted which three weeks after it had been issued and sought to discuss the matter with the Governor whose Urstrae quark was Why are you sending your note into is male I read to him parts of the records in the case and then offered to do what I could to cancel the pardon He then told me he knew what The record was when he granted the pardon I told him in that event I would not have anything to do with it but told him I would take the matter before the Ida county grand jury Mr Harner also gave out a purported copy of the decree in a trial court of Ida Grove revior the warden which included all of the reasons for the revocation the set that the governor had not referred the writer to the board of parole before acting The governor decides this ruling was not made by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Fieve
Harding
Ernest
Kathe Bun
WH. M. Havner
Ida County
Harner
Atriat Court
Ida Grove
Board of Parole
Page
Rathbun
Tfl
Jase
Atorney
W. L. Harding
Iowa
Penitentis
Wic
Hisse Hargens
Grand Jury
Ernest Rathbun
Ray O'Meara
Ellis Piper
Miss Hargens
Fardon
State Supreme Court
Carroll
Havner
Anamosa
Peace by Plans by Committees Method for Debate Paris
The supreme council will consider inviting the American delegation to have committees draft articles for a peace treaty. A second topic will discuss military and penal reports on new conditions for Germany. American representatives include Rear Admiral Knapp and Brig. Gen. Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Council
Gssion
Germany
Admitrad, Knapp
Patrick
Burglary Drugging and Money Stolen in Birmingham
William Cupp, owner of a general store in Birmingham Iowa, says burglars drugged his family with chloroform and stole 1400 dollars from under a bed pillow. Bloodhounds traced the scent to Samuel Robbins and Jesse Robbins, but no evidence ties them to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
William Cupp
Tradl
Agency
M. F. Kinsey
Keosanqua
Cupp
Samuel Robbins
Barber
Jesse Robbins
Gupp
Last Night's News in Brief From Global Warnings
World dispatches report political prisoners released in Britain and unrest in Omsk with clergy attacking Bolsheviki in Paris and Bucharest. Queen Marie of Romania and daughters arrive in Paris. Canadian and Australian casualties total 258 027 at Ypres. France plans 29 million francs for popular restaurants. Romanian combatant losses reach 320 000. Sir Sam Hughes criticizes Dominion command. Switzerland bans soldiers unions. Berlin robberies peak. Tornado hits business district. injuries reported. Press notes strike movements across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Eye
Louis
London
Daily Mail
Omsk
Gaisk
Paris
Marie
Raugaania
Bucharest
Ypres
Offiers
Chamber of Deputies
Rauminian
Torento
Sam Hughes
Dominion
France
Verne
Siviss Federal
Jendon
Berlin
Berankt
Y Business
Trerlin
German Occupation Forces Ordered to Wear Uniforms in Coblenz Zone
German officers on duty in the Coblenz area must wear uniforms when in public per a General Dickman order. The directive aims to curb officers disguising in civilian clothes to avoid saluting American officers and introduces weekly registration of officers and soldiers on duty. Includes brief notes on German grain deficits and Posen’s transfer to Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
Dickman Tuilay
Dickman
Posen
Germany
Poland
Serlyns
Threat to Foch aide via foe radio
A German wireless message claimed a threat to Marshal Foch's envoy on the armistice commission in Spa. It cited German firms failing to deliver industrial and agricultural machinery due to strikes, plus railroad car shortages and destroyed rail lines near Erfurt and Halle hindering armistice duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
Associated Press
London
Maren
Xudant
Marshal Foch
Wl Spa
Erfurt
Halle
False alarm of fire leads bloodhounds to suspect
Wood hounds test the case as testimony questions their reliability. John Spaud, about 50, a resident of 717 South Street, was arrested following a bogus alarm. Fire Chief Ashley Dunham filed the complaint. Spaud pleaded not guilty as his hearing was continued to 2:20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muultipah Court
John Spaud
Ashley Dunham
Spaud
South Street
Saddlery Men Ordered to Quit Trade by FTC
Washington March 1 one hundred fifty nine officers and members of the Wholesale Saddlery Association and twenty associated harness and retail groups were ordered by the federal trade commission to stop practices deemed conspiracies in restraint of trade. Local notes mention visits, illnesses, marriages, and civic events as the rest of the page reports various notices and small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National
Hindenburg Line Smashers Land in New York
In sharp dispatch from Washington five transports carry home 242 officers and 6,610 men from Brest Marseilles and Bordeaux aboard ships Francesta Tajia Hollandia Agamemnon and Awa Maru. The force includes the 270 division and over ten thousand troops aboard transports Leviathan and Mauretania with four more vessels bound for port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mindeobarzs Dine
Natonal Uanbanta
Washington, D. C
Brest
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Hollandia
Governors Quit Session After Conference on Labor and Business
Governors and Mayors returned home from a three day conference directed by the President. They favored railroad programs to improve freight rates and materials, supported government contracts, and urged easing business restrictions. The group approved price schedules while opposing fixed costs and recommended continued government aid to public utilities. They rejected calling Congress into immediate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Prica Sched‘ules
Committee On
Con Leress
Italy warned to end relief delays or risk food cut off
The American government warned Italy that delays in movement of relief supplies to the newly established Yugoslav and Czech Slavic states could trigger a halt in American food shipments to Italy. Secretary Baker said Rainbow Division could not be returned in time to join the early victory campaign, stressing transportation limits in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Baker
Glass
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Robins says Bolsheviks would have resisted Brest Litovsk pact
Raymond Robins, ex head of the American Red Cross mission in Russia, testified before a Senate committee that the Bolshevik government would have denounced the Brest Litovsk treaty and resumed war if the United States and Britain guaranteed cooperation. He said propaganda and German-financed anarchists helped undermine Russian morale and contributed to ratification of the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Brest-Litovsk
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Raymond Robins
Red Cross
Russia
Senate
Leniner
Chicago
Bolshev
Kerevsky
Korensky
Robins
Moscow
Lenine
Brest
Aimerica
Proctor
Cinceinnatl
Veterans unite in Black Hawk County Bolo club
The Black Hawk County Bolo club gathered at Memorial hall to elect trustees uniting veterans of all wars. Three World War I veterans, three Spanish veterans, and one G A R member were chosen. John Boeller led as president, with Snelienberger as vice president and Fre Fisher as secretary. Applications from returned soldiers were discussed and a resolution backed state legislative aid for soldiers to secure homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Governor Defies Rathbun Opponents in Political War
Iowa Governor W L Harding defends Rathbun pardon amid clash with Attorney General Havner. He accuses misuse of the attorney general office and demands formal correction steps, while legislators view the dispute as a broad political battle with implications for the Rathbun case and state governance.
Governor's Pardons Probe Report Delays Action
A Wyoming government inquiry into Governor Pardons delays action as Rathbun case spurs a call for a full judiciary probe. Attorney General Havner plans to present evidence to a special committee to reveal governor motive behind Rathbun's pardon amid contested rulings and pending legislature review.
Woman Fatally Struck By Runaway Car In Grimes
Police search for driver after an automobile hit Mrs. J. G. Bestor, 62, of Grimes Iowa. She died hours later from injuries. Witnesses say the driver sped away after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Moines
J. G. Bestor
Lola
Grimes
Boone farmer robbed by a gunman in Des Moines
Des Moines police report that W A Eats of Boone Iowa was held up at gunpoint in Des Moines last night. He says he was robbed of 65 dollars in cash 2 gold pieces and a certified check for 200 dollars by a large black woman described as a negress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
March
W. A. Eats
Boone
Indecent conduct charges filed after arrest at home
Police notes report a woman and a man not her husband were arrested late last night at the woman's home. They were charged with indecent conduct and a hearing was continued until this afternoon to determine guilt or innocence.
Theft and arrest ripple through East High scene
A pupil reports a silver mesh bag missing from her desk at East High. The bag contained a "Bill" and a small billfold. An officer states innocence not yet proven as a drunken incident ends with police custody. A French poodle named RIN is cited as valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Freezone Ad Claims Easy Corn Removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy to lift calluses and corns from the bottom of feet and toes. It asserts the treatment is inexpensive, leaves underlying skin pink and healthy, and requires only a few drops for effective results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freezone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hauner
Grant
Story
Mila Miller
Wastington
Hugh Foutc
Smith Street
J. M. Yager
Allen Street
Muscating
Alexander Roberts
Northwood
Idabell Stewart
Hugh van Pelt
Kimball
Freeport
Sunshine Pinevicle Club
Chamber of Commerce
Fred A. Ford
Dagmar M. Christoffersen
Cedar Falls
Goldye Elftman
H. G Elftman
H. BE. TyWar
Fraternal Aid Union
K. of P. Hall
Gies Botsford
Hugh van Pett
Fort, Dodge
Roy Strohbehn
Tracr
Long Beach
Cal
Ralph L. Longley
Seventh Street
Camp Taylor
Texas
Matt Thompson
Minneapolis
Minn
J. A. Francis
Thompson
Waterloo
Minnesota
Rose al. Wagner
H. Wagner
Emily AleCusker
James McCusker
Myrtle Hartnett
James Hartnett
Henry E. Uhlmann
Rosella A. Uhlmann
Robert G. Trott
Trott
United 5
Chateau Thierry
Walter Horton
Cedar Rapids
Hes
C. T. Green
Kern Street
Anna LeClers
Coggon
Tierton
Hindenburg Line
City OF New York
Ce—Dievs
Linen Tietz
Jon F. Dietz
Jat R. Fifiles
Russell L
Reece
Black's
Washington, D.C
Secretary of Treasury
U.S
Robbins
Trotzky
Bolo Club
Hurls
Rathbun Casz
Reformatory
Albert
Jefferson
House
Tharely
M. L. Temple
Clarke County
Arthur Springer
Louisa
Douglas Rogers
Judiciary Committee
the Pines Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Krxis
Optometrist & Optician
Black Hawk Bank
Waterloo Restaurants
Independent Meat Co
Commercial ST
Hoone
Taw
Mei
Arants
Marsh-Place
Wittick’s Wares
West Fourth St
Sycamore St
Lake Superior
Buffalo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!