Corwith Cashier Sentenced After Texas Escape
John H Standring former cashier of the First State Bank at Corwith Iowa was sentenced to 15 years in Fort Madison penitentiary after pleading guilty to forged notes totaling about 75000. He had vanished to Texas seven years earlier while the bank failed and later returned to surrender himself with his family’s support.
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Garner
John H. Standring
First State Bank
Corwith
Fort
Madison
Standring
Texas
District Court
Hascock County
Smu
Moerey
Fort Madison
Wren
Ami
John Standring
Stillson Bane
Iowa
Ile
Stillson & Co
Wisemnplayer
Standling
Jawa
Stanking
Minneapolis
Old Town
California
Ventura
Stillsons
Mason City
J. Z. Clark
Ness
Big Ranch
Houston
Tex
Britt
Long Beach
Cal
Mrs. Dorcas Brazzell Taken to Anamosa for Murder
Mrs Dorcas Brazzell, convicted last week of murdering her husband Charles Brazzell, was secretly moved from Dubuque city hall by Sheriff Dunn to Anamosa for imprisonment. The transfer occurred yesterday afternoon with a chauffeur, avoiding public notice to prevent a crowd at the depot or court house.
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Dorcas Brazzell
Anamosa
Dubuane
Maycas Brazzell
State Reformatory
Charles Brazeell
Dunn
Hrazzell
Ity Hall
Dubuque
Court House
Exhiate His Folly Faces a New Country for Rest
A fragment describes someone urged to leave folly and seek a trusted future in Teges, where a new country might offer a happier home and prospects, suggesting relocation as remedy for folly.
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Teges
The Three Musketeers at the Palace Theatre Tonight
At the Palace Theatre the Anglo Film Corp presents The Three Musketeers on today and tomorrow showing 2789 scenes of European castles and authentic locations. D'Artagnan Athos Porthos Aramis and Milady are brought to vivid life with detailed period settings and photo realism. The film returns tonight and Thursday matinee and evening performances.
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Europe
Anglo Film Corp
D’artagnan
Dumas
Gascon
Athos
Porthos
Aramis
Milady
Fleur de Lys
Brittany
Gasony
France
Waterloo township primary votes at Jelter's livery noted
Notice lists voting places for Waterloo township primary election at Jelter's livery Waterloo. Property transfers and deeds recorded include H B Oldrich to Pred Welneck for 2850 dollars, J P Nottger to Clara Princehouse for 300, T A Gillan to Neva Burgess et al for 1, J P Meter to C B Gingrich for 495, Ida Pound to John C Fairweather, Wm H Buchman to Sarah Renner for 1, Sarah Renner to Nicholas Webber for 1, Maude Ryan to Nicholas Webber for 1, W J Peddicord to C J Langfeldt for 1, Co W Campbell to W B Cowan for 2000, Lucina J Hoxie to Frank R Asquith for 1, William Schultz to Harry Swinbank for 150, Waterloo Chautauqua & Bible Institute to George W Cone for 344.80.
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Waterloo Township
Jelter's Livery
Waterloo
Board OF Township Trustoes
Real Hotate Transfems
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
H. B. Oldrich
Pred Welneck
Lota
Bluff Street
Garrison & Dean’s
Cedar Falla
John Philip Nottger
Clara
Princehouse
Riehl
Homestead
T. A. Gillan
Neva A. Burgess
Wm. H. Buchman
Sarah Renner
Calumet Additon
Nicholas Webber
Calumet
Maude Ryan
W. J. Peddicord
C. J. Langfeldt
Cole
Cole's Addition, Waterloo, $1. Cc. W. Campbell
W. B. Cowan
Lucina J. Hoxie
Frank R. Asquith
Home Park
William Schultz
Harry J. Swinbank
Maywood
Waterloo Chautauqua & Bible Institute
George W. Cone
Auditor Rainbow
Cedar River Park
Vaudeville season nears end at the Majestic
The Majestic wraps its vaudeville season with Rossow midgets boxing and acrobatics, Weston and Leon singing and piano, Frank Parish dancing, and Kari, Leonard and Whitney with Duffy's Rise drawing applause. Knox Wilson headlining with S. Jack Baxley supports. The Two Lowes perform rope, Cassidy and Longton present The Smoke Queen, Steele and Mack roller skate, and Herbert performs.
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Rossow
Weston
Leon
Frank Parish
Kari
Leonard
Whitney
Duffy
Knox Wilson
Mr. Wilson
S. Jack Baxley
Two Lowes
Cassidy
Longton
Smoke Queen
Steele and
Mack
Herbert
Girl Fractures Collar Bone In Playground Accident
Dorothy Boller a fourth year child living north of Prospect park fell from the toboggan in the children's playground Monday afternoon. Her collar bone was fractured but she returned home yesterday. Jack Willey, of the same age and son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Willey, assisted Dorothy home.
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Dorothy Boller
R. E. Boller
Prospect Park
Little Jack Willey
Alvin Willey
Dorothy
Damage case ended by directed verdict in burns suit
At the close of the plaintiff Arch W Stead versus Dr J R Allen the court sustained a motion for directed verdict for the defense. The action sought $10000 damages for burns from an X ray examination and the judge ruled the testimony did not show negligence by the physician.
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Arch W. Stead
J. R. Allen
Platt
Trial reveals varying susceptibility to X ray burns
In court testimony it was shown that certain individuals are more vulnerable to burns from X rays. The proceedings mention attorney Ralph A. Duskelberg moving his practice to 408 West Fourth near Union Station.
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Cian
Ralph A. Duskelberg
Fourth Mize
Union Station
Paene
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Nestl
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