Greeks War in District Court in Black Hawk County
Gust Renios and Sam Frovopoulos file equity petition in Black Hawk county district court alleging the Olympia Candy company of Cedar Falls was harmed by a chattel mortgage signed by Steve Angos as a member. They seek release of record mortgage, dissolution of the company, accounting, and possibly a receiver, with Angos and Renjos named as defendants.
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Cellar Falls
District Court
Black Hawk County
Gust Renios
Sam Frovopoulos
Steve Angos
Gust. Renios
Rochester
Angos
Olympia Candy Company
Candy Company
Renjos
Provepoulos
Anges and
Grantec
Scab's Billy Weapon Seized by Police Near Rail Shops
Police recovered a dangerous instrument dubbed the scab's billy near the Illinois Central shops. It is a 145 ounce I O lock with a large spring coil and front grip, linked to the Waterman System Federation. A photograph appeared in Chicago Socialist and Labor temple displays.
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Billy
Waterfan lSystem Federation
Chicago Socialist
Labor Temple
T. C. R. R. Yale
Win
Dinneen
Illinois Central
Union Wen
Strike Breakers Killed In Wards Amid Railroad Strike
Report describes accidental deaths of strike breakers in several railroad wards since the strike began, citing fatalities linked to industrial action and security measures. The article notes multiple incidents with limited details on victims and circumstances.
Nashville Banker Given Sentence After Conviction
New York November 24 Justice Davis in the supreme court sentenced William A Cummins Nashville banker and former treasurer of the Carnegie Trust company to an indeterminate term in the state prison from four years eight months to eight years eight months for theft of 140000 dollars from funds held in trust by Carnegie Trust.
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New York
Wim. A. Cumwins
Nashville, Tenn
Carnegie Trust Company
Carnegie Company
Davis
Supreme Court
Firom
Morse in Atlanta prison could gain pardon if fit
Washington report says banker C. W. Morse is in Atlanta penitentiary awaiting transfer to a nearby observation point where physicians will determine his fitness for a presidential pardon by Taft. A basketball game between the association steam and the College of Commerce is set for this evening at 7:15 with a promising contest expected.
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Washington
C. W. Morse
New York
Atlanta
Taft
COR Cl
Association
Steam
College of Commerce
Widow awarded $75 monthly tips basis for verdict
In Spokane a federal court upheld a verdict awarding Mrs. Oliver widow of a Pullman car porter killed in a Cheney wreck $24,600 against Northern Pacific Railway under the federal employers' visitor act. Testimony described monthly wages of $25, with the widow claiming about 75 percent came as tips.
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Spokane
Wash
Oliver
Joh A. Oliver
Cheney
Tve1
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States District Court
Frank Rudkin
Pullman
Northern Pacific
Gontraly
Des Moines Saloons Down to 85 After Closure Push
Des Moines Iowa on November 24 reports a sharp drop in saloons with only 85 remaining as Judge DeCGraff grants an injunction action closing several drinking spots. Prohibition mood intensifies as authorities target disorderly premises and licensing lapses.
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Des Moines
Decgraff
Admiral Decker reports Marseilles arrival from Tripoli
Commander Decker of the UT. 8. cruiser Chester reached Marseilles recently from Tripoli and dismissed newspaper criticisms of Italian actions as based on fabricated news due to strict censorship.
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Decker
UT. 8
Chester
Marseilles
Tripoli
Saloon restrained by Iowa court over minor sales
A junction yesterday at the request of the Iowa Anti Saloon league restrained William Priebe from operating his saloon. Ife is charged with non observance of the state male law and with selling drinks to minors.
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Junction
Iowa
William Priebe
Ife
Death Ties to Hidden Life in Sioux City Scandal
Mrs. B. R. Butts, 30, died after an operation before arrival in Sioux City. Her “husband” O'Brien, 22, led a double life with a Springfield wife and two children and vanished after her death. coroner and police take no action. Butts, a railway mail clerk, says he and his wife had not lived together for two years. The case centers on an apparent tubal pregnancy and a concealed relationship.
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Siomx City
Sioux City
Samaritan Hospital
Satur
Thomas Py’ Brien
Paranioy
Springfield
Remen Ro Butts
Polph Pirnery
Emma Essick
Pano
Northwestern Railroad
Butts
O'Brien
Garver
Richard
Eldora
F. E. Porter
Fane
Tit
Cigarette Shipment Heads to Vancouver from Superior
Two trainloads of cigarettes valued at 1,090,000 dollars arrived in Superior on November 24 and will be shipped to Vancouver B C for export to China and Japan. The shipment consisted of forty-sal on carloads of cigarettes from the east via the Great Lakes.
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Burch Bros. CO
SALT
Coats
Soaner
Gage Brothers
Chicago
Litigants
Olympia Candy Co
Cedar Falls
Nashville
Warteheed
Decker Pere
Pnator
B. R. Butts
Orient
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