Supreme Court Needs a Holmes in Express Case Turbulence
The report details a lengthy controversy involving the Express Company and the Des Moines Bank over a shipment of money. A jury found the express company at fault, but later proceedings question where the cash originated and who bore responsibility. The piece traces court actions, debates, and the pursuit of a ruling from the Supreme Court on the matter.
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Lineite
Gear Pune
Emstei
Ani
Ames
Dimoner
Reid
Des Moi Bank
Shelby Pounce
Gary
Volk
Express
Supreme Judge
Misleading Tuberculosis Treatment Claim from Angus Hospital
Fragmentary affidavit claims misdiagnosis and improper treatment for tuberculosis. The writer describes night sweats fever and temporary improvement after stopping medication while noting a trading article about a patent cure and advertised remedies.
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Angus Hospital
Ahi Falt Riifeate Stark
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Hitchetplia
Muscatine Mayor Leads Police In Night Raid
Muscatine reports a night raid led by Mayor Kern as part of the latest move in the investigation. The mayor coordinated police actions in the city, signaling intensified efforts in the probe. Regulatory and community leaders awaited further details and outcomes.
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Muscatine
Kern
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Religion Causes Man's Surrender in Mason City
Lawrence Sorenson surrendered to officers at the Great Western depot saying he had religion and was returning to Minnesota to pay his price. He is jailed awaiting word from St Cloud where he was reportedly imprisoned for grand larceny. A Bible and Salvation Army items were found among his effects, with notes urging remembrance of the Creator in youth.
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Sorenson
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Minn
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Hia
Arenson
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City
Chicago
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Salt Lake City
Larvey
Ciilago Childress
Local suit over editorial articles seeks damages
J W Pitzer files action in district court for 10000 damages against Dr H W Young owner of Hardin County Ledger Eldora claiming defamation from weekly’s articles about a marriage case. Bride and groom details given. wedding occurred at the bride’s parents home and the couple left for a two week trip. A stolen pony case reports theft from Dale and Hubert Smith barns with a later sighting on a country highway six miles south of Manchester.
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Union Ester
Thruble
H. W. Eioung
Hardin County Ledger
Eldora
Itta
Ledger
James
Pitzer
A. M. Hillingsley
Mra. Billingsley
Arnold
H. F. Arnold
Dale
Hubert Smith
Manchester
Manchester Couples Wed In City Ceremony
Ruth Ingsley and Floyd W. Arnold of Manchester were married in a city ceremony. The record notes the couple as both residents of the city and references the wedding entry page.
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Ruthingsley
Atiornes
Floyd WH. Arnold
War Revenue Bill Becomes Law After Congressional Action
Washington report on the war revenue bill detailing Senate passage by 36 to 11, a quorum effort in the House, Speaker Clark signing, President Wilson arriving to sign, and brief adjournment attempts amid a filibuster. The bill's enactment ends months of legislative maneuvering.
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Simmons
Us Senate
Clark
Representative Underwood
Beaster Hoke Smith
Wilson
Capitol
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