Common Law Wife Seeks Property Sole Ownership
In a common law marriage begun April 9 1904 in Saint Paul Ella Valeria Everts sues Wallace Sidney Kimble for divorce claiming desertion in early June 1913 and seeks absolute ownership of Waterloo real estate and restoration of her maiden name. She says no marriage license or formal ceremony occurred. The case accompanies other suits in Waterloo listings.
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SS Paul
Ella Valeria Everts
Wallace Sidney Kimbel
Ttig
Mr. Kimble
Plaintif
Waterloo
Waterloo Savings Bank
Harry Moore
Alva W. Page
L. CG
John Pleming
Fox Township
Hillstrom Given Pompous Funeral Body Cremated
Chicago held a large gray funeral for Joseph Hillstrom a T W W member executed in Utah. About three thousand gathered in the west side auditorium and more could not enter. The crowd included workers and slum residents as red banners draped the plain coffin. The service featured songs written by Hillstrom and speeches by William D Haywood and James Larkin.
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Chicago
Joseph Hillstrom
Utah
West Side Auditorium
Hillstrom
Toe Hill
Joe Hill
State of
William D. Haywood
James Larkin
England
O. N. Hilton
Bavaria Plans Vast State Power Plant Project
Munich reports the Bavarian government has approved a massive state power plant plan to supply electricity across Bavaria. A $7,500,900 capital and bond issue funds a Walden lake dam project at Kruinn five miles south of the lake outlet, to be formed into a company with state municipalities and existing power firms. Centralized management under state control aims to reduce costs as the diet’s finance committee starts discussion.
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Munich
London
Bavaria
Did Fits
Walden Lake
Kruinn
Diet
Nutley mayor's son dies from football injury
Passtate, MJ November 26 4 John J Lux son of John G Lux former Nutley New Jersey mayor sustained a broken neck while playing fullback in a football game yesterday and it is said he cannot live. The item notes a tragedy in a small town with a brief report of the fatal injury and a dismissive clipping on a separate book excerpt.
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Passtate, MJ
J. Unx
John G. Lux
Nutley
N. J
Lost in Woods Wanders Two Days in Snow and Rain
Gles ottum a grocer from this city drifted through a brutal northern Wisconsin storm for two days. He wandered eighty miles, crossed a freezing river, found an abandoned shack with a stove and matches, rekindled a fire, and survived near collapse until rescue.
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Whinelander
Wis
Homentender
M. L. Glesottum
Wisconsin
Gjestrum
Gresham
Hawkins
Giestrum
Grestrum
Harsh Winter Strips Climbing Man of Vital Strength
A man named Tom trudged through a freezing dusk, his clothes frozen to his body. He collapsed in the yard of a homesteader, where occupants found him unconscious and he did not revive for several hours.
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Tom
Prominent Woman Found Murdered in Dallas Suburb
The body of Mrs. Hugh Perry, a prominent Dallas business couple’s wife and church worker, was found in a ravine near Oak Cliff. She vanished November 15 after bidding farewell to her sister-in-law, with authorities noting strangulation and that she had been dead under 48 hours. Her husband was in San Antonio seeking information. Mrs. Perry, 35 to 40, was well known and childless. The body was fully clothed and topped with a turban she bought the day of her disappearance.
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Dallas
Tex
Hugh Perry
Oak Cliff
Perry
San Antonio
Royal Smith
Rabies Patient Mutates, Eleven Bitten in Pittsburgh
John Bukowa, 27, sick with rabies, escaped a hospital and attacked bystanders. A struggle with police left six officers bitten or scratched, then he assaulted hospital staff before dying hours later. In all fourteen people were bitten, eleven sent for Pasteur treatment at Mercy Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
John Bukowa
Bukowa
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Boston Transcript
Ron Angie AS
Horlick
Sgeu
Horlion
Uate Corsetieres
U. S
Independent Meat Co
Commercial Street
Jemima
Sacha
Boys’ Wool Union
Isam Frank G
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