Auto repair dispute reaches Iowa supreme court
Des Moines reports the Iowa supreme court weighed a dispute between car owner T. W. Brady and Bretschy Motor Co. over repairs at Council Bluffs. The court trimmed a $223.25 judgment by $125 after listing needed work and noted delays. It also refused bail for Charles Lockard of Fayette County while seeking a pardon recommendation.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
T. W. Brady
Bretschy Motor Co
Council Bluffs
Dlockard
Charles Lockard
Fayette County
Parole Board
Lockard
Penn College to Receive 240 Acre Bequest in Iowa
Mrs. Martha Raley of Bangor dies at 86 leaving 240 acre farm in Marshall County to Fenn College Os kal oo sa via a provisional deed by Robert and Martha Raley to the Friends school. The farm is valued at about 42 000 dollars. The donor homestead passes to the college on both spouses’ deaths.
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Marshalltown
Martha Raley
Bangor
Fenn College
Oskaloosa
Robert
Friends School
Raley
Iowa Jury Hands Life Term for Slaying Civil War Vet
Alfred Thomas was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting J W Ashley near Granger on August last. The jury recommended life imprisonment and Judge Lawrence De Graff ordered transfer to Fort Madison State Penitentiary. Witnesses testified about self defense and an alleged saber attack by Ashley.
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Des Moines
Alfred Thomas
J. W
Ashley
Granger
Jast
Lawrence de Graff
de Graff
Thomas
Fort Madison
Ashley Butte
Herschel Laton
San i Hendereos
Coffee drinkers warned of real drug habit says Dr. Douglass
Dr. C. I. Douglass of Dorchester Mass claims many drink coffee as a drug habit, not for nutrition. He says nutrition offers many foods, while coffee or tea provide stimulation and potential withdrawal discomfort when stopped, unlike caffeine free substitutes like Instant Voltume and Hostum gaining popularity.
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C. I. Douglass
Dorchester
Mass
Taing Hostum Ag & Table Beverage
Des Moines Thief Steals Clothes Money and Teeth
A 65 year old Des Moines traveler from Northern Minnesota awoke to find his overcoat hat and all his money gone along with his full lower set of false teeth. He called the theft infuriating and vowed to pursue the culprit. In Muscatine Chief Fred W Hoffman faces resignation and potential removal as police board pushes to oust him over malfeasance allegations.
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Des Moines
J. C. Major
Minnesota
Cumming
Muscatine
Fred W. Hoffman
Chamber
Kern
Cosson
Tillotson's troubles grow with new embezzlement charges
Fairfield observer Harry Tillotson, former Fairfield Tribune owner, is released on bail as new accusations accuse him of obtaining money by false pretenses and disposing of mortgaged property. The alleged acts occurred during the three months before the October 7 foreclosure, with a hearing set for October 26.
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Fairfield
Harry Tillotson
H. R Tillotson
Fairfield Tribune
A. W. Jaques
Tribune
Tillotson
Roscoe P. Thoma
E. R. Smith
The Majestic Presents Land of Dreams and More Acts
At the Majestic this week patrons will see The Land of Dreams led by Paul Kleist with assist ants. The Musical Gordon Highlanders from Newmilns Ayr shire perform as a quartet of singers dancers and pipers with homemade instruments. Dot son and Gordon sing and dance. The Silk Stocking is presented by Harry Ells worth Co. An acrobatic novelty Bumps and Falls by Keno Walsh and Melrose. Jaunts and Journeys travel features and Caledonians visit Waterloo tomorrow night.
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Paul Kleist
Gordon Highlanders
Newmilns
Ayrshire
Dotson and Gordon
Harry Ellsworth & Co
Keno, Walsh and Melrose
Golden Highlanders
Waterloo
Caledonians
Morarie Jailed for Cruelty to Family
Frank Morarie with a lengthy Waterloo police record was jailed in Independence after beating the marshal during a resisted arrest. He was held on a extreme cruelty warrant with $10,000 bond following a preliminary examination. Morarie, living recently on a farm near Independence, injured both men in the clash.
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Frank Morarie
Waterloo
Independence
Morarie
Dan Donovan
Moraine
Dem machine in Iowa backs liquor interests in bid for change
The Des Moines report details a Democratic push in Iowa supported by liquor and saloon ties. It cites fund flows, endorsements from figures like Charles W. Miller, and actions by Nick Reed and Judge Wade to wield federal patronage for a pro liquor reform agenda.
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John D. Dennison
Polk County
John
Council Bluffs
Democratic State Committee
Des Moines
Senate
Cherley Miller
Iowa
Charles W. Miller
Ehair
Dave Brant
Brant
Iowa City
Nick Reed
United States
Washington
Judge Wade
Lawa
Reed
Wade
Pape's Gold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Gold Compound stops a cold by two hour dosing and three doses total. It purports to clear nasal congestion and relieve headache feverishness sore throat and stiffness, priced at 25 cents.
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Pape
Costae
Democratic machine fuels high speed campaign
The piece accuses the political machine of rapid action and lavish spending funded by unknown backers. It questions who provides the money and what interests have so much at stake, noting that while the source is unclear, speculation is common and everyone may guess.
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Dee Moines
Iowa
Osceola Democrat
Pennsylvania
Li Unti
Towa
Factional fight hits Democratic Iowa leadership over Bryan visit
In Des Moines an internal Democratic rift erupts as Bryan plans to attend a banquet on the 29th. The Wilson Democratic group defies the Reed Wade Hamilton machine signaling a sharp power struggle. Officials and civil service concerns loom as the faction seeks recognition beyond the old apparatus.
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Des Moines
Ott
Bryan
Iowa
Wilson Democrats
Bryan- Wilson Democratic Organization
Reed-Wade-Hamilton
Democratic
Civil Service
Dew Moines
Connolly
Reed
Wade
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a laxative with a tense effect on the bowels. It claims to cleanse the bowel tract, stimulate liver activity and keep the stomach sweet, promising relief from constipation and fatigue for 24 cents.
New Cotton Relief Bill Defeated in House Vote
The House defeated the Hardwick-Henry plan to deploy 250 million dollars in cotton relief funds via national banks at up to four percent, to be raised by treasury notes or Panama Canal bond sales. Southern Democrats failed to win northern support as 123 voted against and 93 for the measure.
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Washington
National Treasury
House
Treasury
Austin
Tennessee
Morgan
Oklahoma
Falconer
LaFollette
Theresa Martin Stock Co at Waterloo Tonight
Theresa L. Martin presents Tennessee's Partner at the Waterloo with new specialties between acts. Ticket prices are 10 and 2 cents. Special 10 cent ladies and children's smallness on weekend. Saturday features a free gift to early arriving children. Also notes burlesque of For the Love of Mike with a 30 person company.最后死亡消息报道 Leslie Keller, son of Paul A. Keller, dies in Moine Illinois after a period of illness.
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Theresa Martin
Hilding Anderson
Bud Fisher
Mike
the Waterloo
Waterloo Residents Speak Week After Week
A recurring column titled Week by Week showcases Waterloo residents voicing opinions each week. A reader from Waterloo, Iowa shares relief found with Hoan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney discomfort, noting lasting improvement after use.
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Waterloo
Iran
AJM
Smith
Argyle
Waterlop
Iowa
Sudth
Masters Milnea
Buffalo
N.Y
Youth Dies During Visit in Moline
Weslie, about 22, died while visiting Moline, his birthplace, from heart trouble. He lived with his family at 626 Second Street West and is survived by his parents and a sister. The family resides in Chicago. He attended West High.
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Second Street West
Weslie
Chicago
Mani
Moline
West High
Mi-o-na Promises Quick Relief for Upset Stomachs
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na as a simple inexpensive remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims tablets soothe inflamed stomach walls, improve digestion, restore nourishment, and end distress, urging readers to buy from Wangler Bros. Co. and try the product today.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Player's Early Career in Mason City Before Chicago
A sports note outlines a player who began his career in Mason City and later moved to Chicago to continue his career. The report highlights the transition and regional steps in his athletic journey.
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Mason City
Chicago
What Thin Folks Should Do to Gain Weight
Physician's advice for thin undeveloped men and women. A newly discovered regenerative force called Sargol helps fat growth and strengthens nerves. six strength giving elements combine for nourishment and digestion, endorsed by physicians and sold by Jodez Pharmacy.
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Jodez Pharmacy
Sargol
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