William Coonagd Cleared of Manslaughter Charge
Grand jury in Vic September session returns four indictments and seven no bills. William Coonagd is cleared of manslaughter in the Sept 21 auto collision that injured Kenneth Aldrich. Indictments include two robbery with aggravation cases, a false pretenses charge for selling colored water as whisky, and another assault with intent to commit sodomy. Bench warrants issued for all indicted, sheriff to serve.
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Vic
E. B. Stiles
John Hott
Web R. French
Willam
Manplavehter
William Coonred
Kenneth Aldrich
ALC
Nielsen
Dell O'Dell
George Sullivan
O'Dell
A. J. Entz
Sullivan
C. AB. Frederick
Gertia Schuver
Theresa Uuhlenhike
F. C. Lewis
Ralph Balsh
William Holub
Clerk of Courts
Marshal at Chelsea Arrests Bootlegger in Daylight
Trucr Virginia October 5 Thomas B Foreman Marion was arrested by the Chelsea town marshal while delivering alcohol to a merchant in daylight. The officer found two gallons of liquor in a box after watching him remove it from a store later returning it Foreman was charged with transporting liquor fined 100 dollars and costs but jailed for inability to pay bond He is held on a poorlegging charge bond set at 1000 His car may be seized under new law and his wife and baby left on the first train for Marion
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Trucr
Thomas B. Foreman
Marion
Chelsea
Foreman
Tama County
Defaulting Banker Behind Bars in Cixzton Jail
J W Reih man former president of the People's Savings bank Grand Mound Ohio is in the county jail awaiting a hearing on three indictments for embezzling funds from the bank and its customers. He was brought from Baker Ida where he was traced by the county attorney EL P Delaney. A large crowd gathered at the depot with many Grand Mound residents who had significant investments in the bank.
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Cixzton
J. W. Reihman
Peore’s Savings Bank
Grand Mound
State Banking Department
Baker
Yda
EL PL Delaney
Deniz
Lessor and Tenant Fight Speedy Round on Commercial Street
A crowd gathered on Commercial Street between Park Avenues and Bridge as two citizens settled a dispute like a boxing match over a caustic letter from a departing tenant. The fight lasted about a minute before police separated them. No serious injuries or charges were filed.
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Commercial Street
Park Avenues
Bridge
Waterloo Represented at Legion Convention
Identification certificates for veterans to attend the American Legion convention in San Francisco October 15 to 19 were issued to Earl V. West, adjutant of Pecker Chapman Post. The round trip fare is 71.99 dollars with a tower berth on Pullman costing 22 or 2 standard tourist sleepers at 12 dollars one way. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Imhof and Robert M. Zook will attend, with several others likely to go.
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American Legion
San Francisco
Earl V. West
Peckerhapman Post
Pullman
Carl Imhof
Robert M. Zook
Traer Ranked Seventh in Iowa Towns by Per Capita Money Credit
Traer ranks seventh among 66 Iowa towns for per capita taxpayers' money credits, with residents paying about $5 per capita in taxes. Top towns include Brooklyn and Clarksville. Traer’s real estate value per capita sits around $1,740, and personal property value per capita is lower.
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Traer
Iowa
Pioneys
Polleys
Brooklyn
Clarksville
Holstein
Keota
Montequina
Paullina
Brookit
Trier
Trever
Ny Ue
Doctors versus Lawyers in Golf Foursomes at Sunnyside
Tomorrow after noon at Sunnyside Links Country Club, doctors face lawyers in foursomes to test golfing skill. Losers will banquet the winners. Foursome lineup to follow.
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Sunnyside Links
Sunnyside Country Club
Ransier and Slag Compete in Local Matches Card
The card lists eight head to head bouts featuring Ransier against Ellyson Slag against Thorn ton Longlay meeting Curry Swisher facing Dunkelberg French taking on G Bickley Worthen opposing Cecil Bickley Harris clashing with Russell Pike facing Sigworth.
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Ransier
Ellyson
Slag
Thornton
Longlay
Curry
Swisher
Dunkelberg
French
G. Bickley
Worthen
Cecil Bickley
Harris
Russell
Pike
Sigworth
Brubaker Exonerated in Kindle Car Theft Case
Merit W. Brubaker, arrested in Des Moines after a car stolen from H. C. Kindle was recovered, today released from charges as the case was dismissed following evidence found.
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Brubaker
Kindle
Brubaker Larceny Case Hinted Dismissal By County Attorney
Arraigned defendant Brubaker faced larceny charges as Judge Courtright presided. The county attorney urged dismissal due to insufficient evidence linking Brubaker to the crime. Brubaker arrived in town and provided a written statement. He claimed to have been in Waterloo briefly and returned home to Des Moines by a Kindlecar, riding with a man he believed owned the vehicle. Eggs mentioned as incubated in England in custody of Captain Farrelliana under a cotton cover warming over a charcoal fire.
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B. Courtright
Atturney
suMecien
Brubaker
Engl
John Farrelliana
Waterloo
Des Moines
Norway Socialists Split by Radicals
Sioux Diev Iowa Oct 16 A new communist party in Norway opens to the soviet doctrine and splits the socialist group Pastor Hoverstad of St Peter's Norwegian church says he attended Europe trip marking the 900th anniversary of Christianization of Norway.
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Sioux Diev
Norway
Cient
Sojalist
Foreign War Vets Seek New Members
Sioux City Iowa October 5 Veterans of foreign wars campaign for new members reports excellent response. Ernest J Boughey state commander says goal is half a million new members this year. The drive continues until November 23.
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Sioux City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ernest J. Boughey
Veterans’ Organization
Bougher
Mrs Grover Beiter Dying in Carroll Iowa
Word reached George E Sibert that his daughter Mrs Grover Beiter is dying at her Carroll Iowa home after an operation for adhesions from a prior surgery. She was well known in Waterloo and has been with her daughter since Monday.
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George E. Sibert
Third Avenue West
Grover Beiter
Carroll
Waterloo
Sibert
Monilay
Thompson disposes of smoke shop interests in Owenback hotel building
Charles Thompson, proprietor of Thompson's Smoke Shop in the Owenback hotel building for two years, has disposed of his interests to Frank and Rex Bryant who will operate the store under the same name. Miss Lydia Henry and Mrs J E Brady will be clerks. Thompson hinted at future plans.
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Charles Thompson
Thompson
Owenback Hotel
Frank
Rex Bryant
Lydia Henry
J. E. Brady
Present at a card party coffee praise for chocolate cream coffee
Mrs. A J Wayman recalls a guest who disliked coffee until Chocolate Cream Coffee. She praises its clearer color stronger flavor and economy and recommends asking grocers for it.
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Webster City
A.J. Wayman
E. 1St St
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Duke
Goodyear
Newark
Newark Shoe Stores Co
United State
East Fourth Street
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Joint Coffee Trade Publicity Committee
Water Street
Red River
Ohio
North Dakota
Atlas Grocery
Haast
Sycamore
West
Jefferson
Guernsey
Hirk’s
SNC
Boston
FE. E. McStay
Prop
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