Duvall Denies Pledging to Honor Stephenson Demands
Indianapolis mayoral candidate John L. Duvall denied a letter alleging he would not appoint public works members without D C Stephenson’s approval and would name Claude Wortey as police chief and Earl Worley as captain. Adams, backing charges against Stephenson, claimed the letter was forged and offered a cash reward for the original.
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Old Salons of Dawson Yield Forgotten Riches
Dawson Yukon October reports that gold dust spilled in the old saloons and dance halls has been found under decaying buildings, boosting the value of the sites once frequented by prospectors. historic merriment fades as dumps of gold dust resurface.
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Mollie Mason recalls firing of Columbia in Civil War era
Miss Mollie Mason, aged art teacher with fifty years in Georgia, reflects on Sherman’s troops burning Columbia during the Civil War. She recalls her youth in Edgefield and Columbia, her education at Wesleyan, and her later work shaping art in Georgia and Tennessee.
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Man Awarded Damages After Dog Bite Case
In Nevada Ta district court jurors awarded Charles Beard Maxwell 2400 for injuries from a dog bite by Joe Young’s dog. Beard sought 7500. verdict set at 2600 with details reflecting the incident and the parties involved.
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Des Moines Gamblers Fined Ten Dollars Each
Eleven men arrested at a businessmen club pleaded guilty to frequenting a gambling resort and were fined ten dollars each in municipal court.
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Des Moines
Oct
Volunteer carpenters sought for tabernacle project Saturday
James L. Weaton sent out a call for volunteer carpenters to assist at the Bol Jones tabernacle with Frank P. Pisderf supervising. Wisdorf said workers can come all day, the site is leveled, materials await, and Saturday efforts will be pushed vigorously at the Lattermon.
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Ames Girl Wins State Swim Meet in Des Moines
Inez Schultz of Ames won first prize in the senior swimming event at the state meet held yesterday in Des Moines. Judge Emma Exterle, the first woman to swim the English channel, was among three judges. In the junior contest, Margaret Soyard of Ames took first place and Virginia Ham also competed.
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Virginia ‘Ham
Miss Ames Recital Ends With Close Ranks
Un, Sioux City, second, and Mar garet Thurber, Ames, third. Miss
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Margaret Thurber
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