Government to arrest sugar speculators for conspiracy
May 21 1943 United Press report says warrants for arrest of alleged sugar speculators will be issued under indictments for conspiracy. Government seeks legal means to halt sugar price manipulation and may ask Congress to enact new laws. President Harding urges action to curb profiteering and protect essential goods through potential buyer strikes and broader economic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Congress
Harding
I F W C Leaders Arrive Today for State Convention
I F W C leaders arrive as the Voice of the People reports on the state convention with Mrs Rose V S Berry and Dr Charlies F Aked among speakers. The program includes Mrs Thomas G Winter national president with a reception after. Prominent figures from Chicago Iowa Montreal and Washington attend fund addresses by noted leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagsong
General Fine Arts Department
America
Charlies F. Aked
Kansas City
Thomas G. Winter
Winter
Marion T. Ransler
Rose Reichard Marshall
Prudence E. Clark
Edward Franklin White
General Legislative Department
Harry Oleson
Chicago
Deaa Helen Pope
University of Iowa
Stephen Leacock
Montreal
Canada
Baymond Robins
Harry C. Oberholser
Washington
D. C
Wiliam E. Ledter
Martin J. Wade
Towa “i
George W. Plummer
C. M. You
Charles City Boy Shot by Officers for Rum Runner
The article reports a Charles City youth, popular in high school activities and a member of the football team, shot by officers while confronting a rum runner. Parents were at his bedside. funeral arrangements not announced. Burial likely in Charles City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Thomas Weatherwax
Bing
Player Knocked Out by Straight Flush in Milwaukee Card Game
Milwaukee Wis May 21 Edward Hooker sat in a sociable card game last night He discarded his hand and drew up a new one Picking up the new hand he looked and fell backward fracturing his shoulder A straight flush queen high fell for the door beside him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Hooker
Poppy sales row sparks resignation threat in Mason City
Miss Margaret McAuley, chairman of the Mason City Poppy sales committee, warned she would resign if the group continues selling 3,008 poppies stamped made in Germany. An executive committee meeting was set to decide the course as locals note Wisconsin origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Margaret McAuley
Germany
Legion Aux Hary
Hanford i MacNider
Europe
Auxiliary War
Wisconsin
Keokuk
American Legion
Indiana
Cedar Rapids Dominates State High School Music Contest
May 24 Rockford Illinois Cedar Rapids swept most divisions at the state high school musical contests. Cedar Rapids won first in chorus boys glee club and orchestra, with Rockford second in several events. Charles City won the band division. Sheldon and Rockford tied in chorus aftergon contest with Cedar Rapids on percentages earning top honors. Olive Barker directed Cedar Rapids glee clubs and did the thorns. Frederick Doetzel led the winning orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Cedar Stupids
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Charles City
Clear Lake
Shelton
Cedar
Rapids
Rock‘ford
Elven
Sheldon
Amy Rockford
Misa Olive Barker
The
Thorns
Frederick Doetzel
Advertising Bonus Bond Sale Sent to 100 Firms
Des Moines May 21 More than 11 bond houses in the United States have been mailed copies of Iowa's new soldier bonus sale prospectus issued by State Treasurer Burbank The sale is to be held June and bonds may be offered at a higher rate than the present 4 1 4 percent limit A prospectus with town resources and attorneys opinions accompanies each ad Another offering at 4 4 4 percent is scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
Iowa
Burbank
Honda
Wennesday
Incendiary Fires in Iowa Decreasing Says Fire Marshal
Des Moines May 21 a report from the office of state Fire Marshal J A Tracy says incendiary fires in Iowa are decreasing The drop is attributed to increased activity by the National Fire Prevention Association Tracy just returned from a Chicago meeting where he was appointed to represent 22 states with fire marshals in preventing lightning losses He states plans for a statewide fire prevention safety code and to implement it in 150 towns this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Office of State
J. A. Tracy
Aay
National Fire Prevention Association
Tracy
Chicago
No Proofs Pair Are Postoffice Robbers
Charles City Iowa May 21 County Attorney Linnell stated he had no positive proof against Gene Wiktse and Joe Carter Mason City under arrest to connect them with the $300 post office robbery but their movements on the morning were under suspicion A charge of rum running has been filed The robbers failed to obtain 920 000 worth of stamps and 1 600 cash from another safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Linnell
Gene Wiktse
Joe Carter
Mason City
Sioux City Lawyer Victim of Apoplexy
Sioux City Iowa May 21 Thomas O Dea 65 noted as a leading northwest Iowa lawyer was found dead near the hog weighing scales at the Stockyards. Apoplexy was given as the cause. Once a top practitioner he left a large firm to work outdoors for health. He was influential among stockyards and packinghouse men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Thomas O'Dea
Iowa
Gypsies Who Held Couple Up Arrested
On May 21 near Cedar Rapids Iowa gypsies touring the area held up a local man and his daughter and took $8 on the Lincoln highway. Police intercepted the suspects as they reached the city limits and escorted them to the police station where the money was recovered before returning them to the city limits and sending them east toward Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edar Rapids
Newantey
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
Steward Clinton
National Safety Council plans congress. Des Moines affiliated
The executive committee of the National Safety Council met and planned the twelfth national safety congress to be held in Buffalo next October. Nine cities recently affiliated with the organization, including Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Safety
Stumble Over Rug Here Causes Fatal Fall
Mrs. Neva Russell aged 65 died after tripping on a rug and falling onto the arm of a rocking chair in her Des Moines home. The fall caused a fatal brain hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Moines
Neva Russell
Dunkerton High Wins County Playday Meet in Track
Dunkerton high school won the county playday track and field meet here Saturday with 51.13 points. La Porte City finished second, 30 points behind. Hudson placed third with 11.13 points and Orange Township was fourth with three points. Cedar Falls hosted the event on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mays
Dunkerton High School
la Porte City
Hudson
Orange Township
State Labor Forces to Take an Active Interest in Politics
J A Lewis president Iowa Federation of Labor says union labor will play a bigger political role. A new women’s department will assist political aims with socials already in Des Moines Boone Valley Junction and Marshalltown and more planned statewide. He reports wage conditions are strong with no strikes outside rail shop sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
Lewis
Iowa
Railmay
Lawyers Clash Over Examination Method in Leeper Trial
In Iowa City on May 21, Ralph P. Howell defense counsel charged state attorneys with misconduct in examining Mrs. Jatin W. Steinmets about a telephone talk with Roy Wertz the day before Wertz was shot. After a brief conference the defense took over questioning. University of Iowa students testified Leeper showed marksman ability, aiding the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Jatin WH. Steinmets
Roy Wertz
Ralph P. Howell
Robert Leeper
Wertz
Otto
University of Iowa
Leeper
Gooper Tax Gate At Dubuque Near End Of Evidence
In Dubuque May 21 the United States case against Austin A Cooper and William B Cooper for conspiracy to defraud the government by false and fraudulent income tax returns neared completion as I W Sones was handed to the defense for cross examination. The defense may face a snag when questioning Jones as he said he had no authority to produce certain records, a matter likely to be argued in court soon. Testimony by Telis Wagon Costs BH Parsonage of John Deere Co. detailed wagon and gear costs for 1919 and 1929, with 1920 showing a 10 percent price rise. Jones was given to the defense for cross examination after additional company records were reviewed by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenk Dubuque
United States
Austin A
Wiliam B. Cooper
I. W. Sones
Washington
1. A
U. S
Jones
Cooper
George C. Scott
Telis
John Deere & Co
Maline
May Not Seek Death Penalty for Lewallen
Des Moines May 21 The state will not ask the death penalty for George Lewallen charged with Delia Rickersons murder in Des Moines several weeks ago It was indicated to a day in juror questioning by County Attorney Lees burger Dante M Pierce publisher of the Iowa Homestead may serve on the jury with his name in the first venue drawn
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Des Moines
George Lewallen
Delia Rickerson
Lee's Burger
Dante M. Pierce
Iowa Homestead
Lewallen
Hurls Death Draught from Husband’s Lips
Des Moines May 21 C E Culver survives after wife Mrs Culver wrested a bottle of deadly acid from him during a quarrel before he could drink it. In the struggle Mrs Culver’s arm was badly burned by the acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. E. Culver
Des Moines State Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Accidents
Mrs. Mary M. Wilson 19 a prominent Des Moines clubwoman died at her niece’s home. She owned Klondike Incubator Co a major US firm. George Shaman 15 struck Thelma Guildner 17 and fled. police later charged him with failing to render aid. trial set for Thursday. Other briefs note Catholic Daughters convention in Sioux City and high school graduation stats in Nevada.
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Des Moines
Mary M. Wilson
Shaman
Sioux City
Catholic Daughters of America
Roday
Cathedral of Epiphany
Nevada
Day Quits as Umpire of Mixed War Claims Commission
Washington May 21 Edwin H B Walker Texas American member of the commission has been chosen to succeed William R Day who resigned Day cited the enormous workload and the vast claims totaling 1 1 479 064 000 as the reason Day 74 years old had been on retirement from the Supreme Court and will retire to Ohio after serving as umpire of the mixed claims commission since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Edwin HB. Walker
Texas
Wipe
William KR. Day
Washington
DD. C
William BR. Day
Supreme Court
Harding
Day
Justice Day
Supreme Bench
Ife
Ohio
Girl Cranking Car Fatally Hurt In Truck Collision
A 15 year old girl, Mary Honnath of Sioux City, Ta, died at Samaritan hospital from injuries after a truck struck the rear of a car she was cranking while returning home from church Sunday. Her skull was fractured in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mary Honnath
Samaritan Hospital
Pioneer of Waverly Dies Unexpectedly
Waverly La May 21 Mrs C Pothast 86 died at her home after a brief illness. She gained notice a year ago for an abdominal operation without a general anesthetic. Survived by two daughters Mrs Charles H Mother Cedar Falls and Mrs S W Smith Waverly. Local resident for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
C. Pothast
Charles H
Cedar Falls
S. W. Smith
Governor Kendall Returns Home After Illness
Governor Kendall, previously ill at a Des Moines hospital, was moved to his home yesterday. Officials report his condition has markedly improved and he is no longer in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kendall
Johnston Survives in Tennis at St. Cloud
St. Cloud France May 21 Count De Momaro of Spain eliminated H T Moore an American in the third round of the men's hard court championship leaving William M Johnston as the only American survivor Moore fell in straight sets 6 1 6 2 6 2 William Johnston defeated Diemer Kool of Holland 6 3 6 2 4 6 6 4
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St. Cloud
France
Count de Momaro
Spain
H. T. Moore
William M. Johnston
Moore
William Johnston
Diemer Kool
Holland
Speeding deputy constable shot in Jennings suburb
Edward Paulsen deputy constable of St Louis county was shot and killed after serving a summons on a party of automobilists for speeding at Jennings Mo suburb in an early evening incident. The shooter remains at large as authorities investigate the case and search for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeders Kell
St. Louis
Edward Paulsen
Jennings
U S Leaders Talk Housing Costs and Home Ownership
The national conference of social work discussed U S housing problems. Bleecker Marquette urged lower rents and building costs and higher wages to solve housing. Edith Wood condemned the government for inaction on home ownership. Viola Paradise cited 1,060,848 child workers and urged action.
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Washington
DD. C
National Conference of Social Work
United States
Edith &. Wood
New
Jer Isey
Flo Leeds May Work to Support Son in Stillman Case
Flo Leeds, former showgirl and mother of Jay Leeds, confirms to the Associated Press that she will work to support her son if necessary in the Stillman divorce case. She says James A. Stillman, millionaire banker, is Jay's father, while denying plans to seek further court aid. Leeds notes an offer from Mrs Anne U. Stillman to take Jay into her home, but she would not accept while stressing she was not the woman involved in the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Plorence Leeds
Jay Leeds
Stillman
James A. Stillman
Lodey
Associated Press
Miss Leeds
Anne U. Still‘man
Palmer Is Released in Mount Mystery Case
Chicago May 21 Northwestern University football star Chuck Palmer was released permanently from custody on a writ of habeas corpus amid the Leighton Mount disappearance mystery. Officials say they have given up hope of solving the Mount mystery as questions about the death remain unanswerable since his skeleton was found beneath a fire in Lake Michigan months after the freshman vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chuck' Pallmer
Northwestern University
Leighton Mount
Tlis
Mount
Hiss
Lake Michigan
Court Bars Special Railroad Rate for Nation or States
The U S Supreme Court ruled that state railroad or utilities commissions cannot force carriers to grant preferential rates to the government or political subdivisions. The decision came in a case brought by the United States and the Interstate Commerce Commission against Tennessee and its utilities commission, along with the Louisville & Nashville Railroad and other carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the
United States
Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
State of
Tennessee
Public Utilities Commission
Abolition Threat Looms Over Augustana Fraternity Scandals
In Marinette Wisconsin Augustana Lutheran College faces possible sanctions after student escapades. Elmer Gilbert, set to graduate in June, is suspended for a year for disorderly conduct. Five other students face charges linked to a car collision that severely injured a young woman. Gilbert, a popular senior, provoked turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freek Island
Ai Augustana Lutheran College and Seminary
Elmer Gilbert
Marinette
Wis
Gilbert
Reversal of Ruling Saves Goat Money
Washington May 21 internal revenue bureau reverses May 9 ruling to save millions in revenue. It holds that distribution of earnings or profits by corporations prior to March 1 1913 are dividends and not exempt from federal tax under the revenue pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Will of Emerson Hough Probate Filed in Waukegan
The will of Emerson Hough, noted author, was filed for probate in Waukegan on May 21 by his widow Charlotte Hough Highland Park. She states personal property not to exceed 20000 dollars and real estate set at 70000 dollars. Heirs at law include Norman Hough of Wauveda Minnesota and Eleanor V Hough of Newton Indiana. Provisions withheld until record admission.
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Waukegan
Emerson Hough
Au‘thor
Charlotte Hough
Highland Park
Prayer for Chinese captives at Presbyterian assembly
Indianapolis May 21 prayer for the release of christian captives held by Chinese bandits was offered by Dr Robert E Speer as 3000 commissioners and guests stood in prayer The assembly moved to join interdenominational efforts toward church unity and discussed the Fosdick case while Bryan and Wishart urged renewed faith and unity The commissioners voted to keep pursuing unity among seven leading Presbyterian bodies and to form a committee for a 15000000 endowment drive led by Will Hayes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert E.speer
Federal Council of Churches of New York
Presbyterian General Assembly
Charles F. Wishart
China
Thea Assembly
Churches of Carnat
Presbyterian and Reformed Churches
Joseph A. Vance
Detroit
Fosdick
Chera
Hbetaliats
Harry. Emerson Fosdick
Flirat Presbyterian Church
New York City
Philadelhia Presbytery
General Assembly
New York
Bryan
Foéick
William Jennings S8rgan
God
Assocated
Presbyterian Church
Board of
Will. H. Hayes
Weekend Toll of Auto Crashes Across the Nation
United Press tally shows 24 killed and 160 injured in car accidents nationwide over the weekend. St Paul, San Francisco and Buffalo each reported three deaths, with two in New York and Reading Pa and Wilmington Del. One death each in Washington Detroit Marshfield Massachusetts Fort Smith Arkansas Dallas Macon Ga Columbus Ohio Sandusky and Cleveland.
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United Press
United Press Today
St. Paul
San Francisco
Buffalo
New York
Reading
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Detroit
Marshfield
Maso
Fort Smith
Ark
Dallas
Macon
Columbus
Sandusky
Cleveland
Yiven
Chicago
Socialist Party Adopts Resolution Denouncing Fascisti
The Social ist party of America adopted resolutions denouncing the Fascisti movement in Italy and opposed any attempt to found a Fascist party in the United States. It pledged support to the labor university system of schooling for workers and heard a denunciatory speech by Deal Valenti of the Italian Federation of Socialists in Chicago. Roberto Habermann from Mexico City denounced the Russian soviet government from the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Socialist Party of America
Italy
Labor University
School For Workers
Fasciati
Deal Valenti
Italian Federation of Socialists
Chicago
Agai
Roberto Habermann
Mexico City
Open shop Building Trade Wages Go Up
Chicago May 21 A 10 to 20 cents an hour wage increase for 14 open shop building trades was announced by the Associated Builders of Chicago and the Construction Employers' association. The scale becomes effective June 1, the expiration of the Landis award. Trades affected include plumbers carpenters cement finishers hoisting engineers fixture hangers gas fitters graziers hoisting laborers tathers roofers sheet metal workers terrazzo mechanics laborers and caisson nig hethead men and diggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Builders of Chicago Today
Construction Employers’ Association
Landis
Carpenters Seek $1.25 Wage After June 1 Strike Looms
Chicago reports that carpenters and contractors agreed to a $1.25 hourly rate after June 1, with a nationwide strike possible for about 400000 workers. Harry Jensen of the Carpenters Union council said the 1.25 rate would replace the Landis 1.15 award, and Chicago plans to set the pace for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Antess
Harry Jensen
Carpentere’ Staliel Council
Tony
Kenesaw
M. Landis
Landis
Jensen
Alleged Vaudeville Trust Loses Skirmish
Washington May 21 Opponents of the alleged vaudeville trust won a first victory in the United States Supreme Court today. The court ruled there are reasonable grounds to believe a vaudeville monopoly exists and ordered Max Hart of New York to have his suit restored to the docket in New York federal district court for trial on its merits, holding that court had jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Vaudeville Trust
United States
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Max Hart
New York
Federal District Court
Warrant Issued for Arrest of "King Ben" Purnell
Benton Harbor Mich May 21 a warrant for the arrest of King Ben Purnell head of the House of David was issued on complaint by Helen Baushire Couch a former inmate now married living in Benton Harbor Her parents remain residents of the colony Purnell has been missing since January and the cult is being investigated in St Joseph by Judge Harry J Dingeman acting as a one man grand jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
King Ben" Purnell
House of David Head
Helen Baushire Couch
Lves
House of David
Purnell
St. Joseph
Harry J. Dingeman
Special coffin used for 500-pound Milwaukee woman
In Milwaukee on May 21 Miss Josephine Novak aged 30, Milwaukee's heaviest woman, was buried in an enlarged grave in a specially constructed coffin. She weighed 500 pounds and stood five feet six inches. The death was caused by heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Josephine Novak
Weeks and Party on Way to North Coast
The Washington press bureau said Gen Wood denied reports that U S senators were paid by a Philippine independence party. The party, including 22 representatives and many army and navy officials, arrived in Los Angeles on an army transport and will travel north toward Alaska to inspect Pacific coast defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. U
Philippine Press Bureau
Seyi Gen
Wood
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Pyncon
John Weeks
Princess Hermine Returns to Doorn with Family
Princess Hermine wife of former Emperor William returned Saturday evening from a Silesian visit with her children. They were photographed during the outing at Doorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Hermine
William
DuPont Loses Million Dollar Income Tax Case
Washington May 21 All Fred J DuPont Delaware lost in the supreme court of the United States his fight against collection of 1 276 000 income tax in 1916 for stock in a reorganized DuPont company. Courts enjoined payment until the exact tax was ascertained. Athens May 21 Many persons were reported killed and wounded in an engagement between Greeks and Bulgarian irregulars near Zirnovo Tirnova. Rome May 21 An earthquake lasting four minutes was recorded at Foggia in southeastern Italy with no damage reported.
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Washington, D.C
Allfred J. DuPont
Delaware
Supreme Court of the Unitedtates
DuPont Company
Athens
Zirnovo
Tirnova
Italy
Rome
Foggia Doday
Foggia
Auto Crash Kills Two Men Near Albany Schenectady
A car skidded and turned turtle on the Albany Schenectady road today. John Kroth, 19, Brooklyn, Union College student, and John Dennis, 60, Albany, are dead. A. J. Dunning, 78, Albany, is dying in hospital. Three others were injured, one critically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
U. S. Gunboat Pampanga Fired Upon Report
Hongkong May 21 American officials could not confirm reports that the gunboat Pampanga had been fired on and no foundation was found for claims that a British gunboat was attacked and returned fire by Cantonese raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hongkong
Pampanga
Reds Renew Oath of Allegiance at Vorovsky Grave
Moscow reports Vorovsky the Soviet envoy to Lausanne was buried beside the Kremlin walls after a large crowd gathered. Prime officials and thousands of mourners attended, placing wreaths from government bodies and foreign representatives. Kameneff and Tchitcherin spoke on continuing the proletariat struggle and defending peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorovsky
Associated Press
Moscow
Vaslay Vorovsky
Lausanne
Kremlin
John Reed
Kameneff
Tchitcherin
M. Zinoivleff
Jailed for Beating Board Bill Haddad Faces More Trouble
Under a writ of execution bailiff J N Vitzer levied two grips of Syrian merchandise owned by Ed Haddad for unpaid fines after a board bill beating conviction. Haddad refused to pay the fines claiming he would pay later. The seized stock, valued at about $300, may be sold after 21 days if costs are not paid, ahead of Haddad completing his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Vitzer
Edaddad
Haddad
Arthur Bennett Dies At Home In City At 2 80 P M
Arthur Bennett died at 2 80 pm today at his home 159 1 2 Bridge street after a long illness, aged 42. The widow survives with a brother and half brother in Eugene Ore. The remains were taken to Petersen Bros undertaking parlors. He was a salesman for several years and was well known locally. Let culvert contract: county board set to Klauer Manufacturing Dubuque for metal culverts in Black Hawk county. This afternoon painting contract for 12 county iron bridges, longest 460 feet across Cedar river near La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bennett
Bridge Street
Bother
Engene
Ore
Petersen Bros
Bennell
Black Hawk County
Klauer Manufacturing Company
Dubuqua
Cedar River
la Porte City
Illingworths Visit California Kin and Friends
Mr and Mrs C W Illingworth of Los Angeles arrived for a several week visit with sister Mrs Anne I Hillman and brother W W Wyant. Before returning they will visit Mrs S E Herries, a sister of Mrs Illingworth, in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
C. W. Illingworth
Los Angeles
W. W. Wyant
Blanche M Whitson seeks divorce from Thomas B Whitson
Blanche M Whitson files for divorce from Thomas B Whitson alleging cruel treatment and seeks custody of William 16 and Ruth 20 months. They wed March 27 1907 in Independence Indiana. She asks $50 monthly alimony and a restraining order plus custody and resumption of home at 526 Fowler Street. Marriage license noted for Emanuel Petalas Waterloo Mary Back Waterigo sae 85 see 2h
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Blanche M. Whitson
Amuit
Thomas B.whitson
William
Ruth
Independence
Fowler Street
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