Longshore Trial Reversal Cited as Prejudicial Errors Rise
The Supreme Court opinion in the Dr Anna Longshore Moon case arrives to attorneys, totaling sixteen typewritten pages. It reverses the second degree murder conviction on grounds of prejudicial remarks and rulings. It notes improper testimony and prejudicial conversations involving Morris, Shade, and Waddey.
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Supreme Court
Dr. Anna [onpshore-Moon
Jaellee Weaver
Longshore
Cour
Tr. Ak, O'Keefe
Margaret Clark
Fai
Avorner McCox
Nesbit
Tuling
Ius
Wadder
Prev Morris
Miss Shade
Wadderl
Market Scene Describes Fresh Produce Flooded With Rain
Vendors flocked to the market before the rain, baskets and wagons filling with bargains. Prices were lower than usual with celery three stalks for two cents and potatoes around seventy cents per dozen. Butter and eggs held steady while beets carrots and cabbage appeared large and plentiful amid wet stalls and crowded shoppers.
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Third Street
Week Two of Walnut Street Church Campaign Closes
The second week of special meetings at Walnut Street Baptist Church led by Lawrence B. Greenwood ended last night with rising attendance and a strong finish. Dr J B Stith and Evangelist Greenwood spoke, focusing on biblical themes of sin and salvation. An open air street meeting was planned for tonight with further talks scheduled for tomorrow evening and a midweek musical program featured.
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Walnut Street
Lawrence B. Greenwood
J. B. Stith
Greenwood
Greeny Coil
Jesus Christ
Janitor Raymond Greene Acquitted in Disturbing Public Quiet Case
Raymond Greene janitor of the Lowell school was acquitted in police court of disturbing the public quiet after arraignment. The state’s evidence claimed he slapped the six year old son of William Stock, but the jury found him not guilty.
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Raymond Greene
Lowell
Sperife
Greene
William Stock
FAKERGAT warning at Waterloo fair cited by authorities
Waterloo officials and fair managers warn against faker subscription grafters selling cheap, unworthy farmer papers. They allege such publishers areexcluded from most fairs, arrested, and expelled. The note urges local cooperation and reports scammers targeting dairy show grounds and the exposition building.
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Mace
America
Barth
Allow
Cital
Waterloo
AM Jegimate
Cattle Congress
Police to Guard Daily Show Amid Staffing Cuts
Leighton officials sought more officers for the native Can week event but the police committee deemed the request impracticable. Chief Leighton authorized crowd control by available officers with Sgt John Farrell in charge of grounds security and Patrolmen Burk Woods Schmidt Turney stationed to preserve peace. Former officer W A Hedrick will act as desk liaison as patrols monitor the fairgrounds and contacts with street vendors. The move aims for a square deal while dealers selling fountain pens or premiums are restricted to next week streets.
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Leighton Complet Ag
Leighton Mpoin
John Farrell
Burk
Woods
Schmidt
Turney
W. A. Hedrick
Will
Bow Grounds
Leighton Gira
Atne Magazine
Social Luncheon Lined With Yellow And White At Hotel Russell
One of the week's largest social affairs occurred at the Hotel Russell where about 160 guests gathered for a luncheon hosted by Cedar Falls and Waterloo social circles. The event featured five courses, harp music, and floral tableaux in yellow and white, with introductions by chapter officers and guests from Cedar Falls, Oskaloosa, Independence, Kansas City, and several Iowa towns.
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Ps. C
Hotel Russell
Samson Tia
Chapter
PB. O
Waterloo
Presen
Cedar Balls
Whaplork
Oskaloona
Offiumwi
Tracy
Independence
Charles City Town
Williamenburg
Ackley
Atlant
New Hampton
Clarinda
Kansas City
Ueoreaglon
I. Buechele
J. Bb. McAlin
de R. Vaughin
Patcie Myers
J. L Buechele
iChapter
Cuesta of Honor
I Chapter
RII
Beiteen the Fave
Cedar Falls
Lea ‘Vaniger
Cellar Falls
Burtons Avenue
Orval Huston
Lillian Mac Reaney
Foruin
Lillian Mae Reaney
Harold Eugene Tobey
Charles Reaney
Br. Tobey
Galenburg
Knox College
Ite
University of Illlinois
Ralph 4. Slippy
Mise Reaney
West Hich
Cadar_Walls
Miss Reaney
West Side
Lincoln Circle Ladies Thimble Bee At Mrs Ridenour Home
Seventy five members of the Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R gathered at Mrs J E Ridenour’s home for a thimble bee with victrola music and a program led by Mrs 4 J O’Keefe. Refreshments were arranged by the committee chaired by Mrs J G Ralston.
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Lincoln Circle
Lincoln Clttle
J. E. Ridenour
4. J. O'Keefe
J. G. Ralston
Linden Visitors Stop During Dakar Journey to Missouri
Linden couple Mr and Mrs Wardman sailing from Dakar to their Missouri home visit son Robert Hardman during travel stop.
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Linden
Mrs. Wardman
Dakar
Missouri
Robert Hard
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Ann Faled
Michela
Catpee Congress
Poteck
Daily Show
Gem
Varnegie
Mis
TLR. McCuy. Me
Ant
Wohl Bickley
F. S. Taskell
St. Louis
Grace Mlo
Haskell
Alice Hickley
Leland Powers College
David MeKer
Des Moines
Emmons Jotson
Jaeton
Callispie
Lind- Sit Tay
Missesouth Speuter
Florence Hotchkiss
Thompeo
United Kingdom
St. E Steynolds
Hall
iMike Mildred Wittick
Grace Moore
Edma Richardson
John Link
Eliy Bobart
Thachirs
Central School
Roemer
and Mire
A. T. Hukil
Emma Gardner
Waterloo Hive
No. 22
Bessie Marble
Marble
Beastie Figes
China
Crotty
C. W. Rabe
J. T. Allen
A. E. Hoffman
Martha Washington
Benny Foss
A. Macfachron
Tugh Wynne
Helen Gould
U. S
Labor Temple
R. Hull
Etavire Club
Loret Risk
TL W. _Brawer
Spokane
Wash
Lade Aid Society
Lad Aid Societee
East Park Presbyterian Ehareh
Brie. Brees
Grand View Avenue
Rachel Oelendy
Werence Carter
First Baptist
Chureh
Veh
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mon
Redfern
Adelaide McCauley
Paris
Knights and Ladies OF Security
Order of Knights and Ladies of Securigy
Vinton
VIE Nadel Viernes
Die Nadel Verein Club
Harry Dunkelberg
Walter Bass
Happy Hour Club
3. M. Bentley
East Fourth Street
Mo Waterson Hive
U. WL
Mary Melrose
J. C. Hartman
Jefferson Street
I. E
Chapman
Tulp
F. Chapman
Hillstadt
Colorado Street
Young Men’s Christian Association
Burlington Today
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Selert
He, Gwelers
Close of the Christian Church
West Fourth
South Streeta
John E. Bates
Talant House
Thas. Sherwood & Sons
Florist
Croweers
Iowa
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