Neighborhood News from Washburn and Nearby Towns
A cornucopia of short notes reports visits and travels among Washburn residents. Nissida Muthaler returns from Winslow to Washburn to join Miss Webster while Will Weikle and family from Orange spend time with the Foulk family. Several locals attend events in Waterloo and Dublin area. A local doctor assists an ill visitor homeward. A church funeral is noted for a local resident. A sports crowd from Waverly travels to watch stone crushers game with Unit place Turpali. score 698 favors Waverly.
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Webburn
Nissida Muthaler
Winslow
Miss Webster
Will Weikle
Orange
Foulk
Washburn
Waterloo
Kauth
Chéie Haine
Stevens
Dysert
Charles Heath
George A. Tl
Marieele
Albert
Ghisgow
FP. L. Mackey
Chigage
Barris
Cedar Fells
George
Jamily
St. Peter's
Severaal
Suniday
Unit Place
Turpali
Waverly
Karl Carsensten
Wheeling
Missouri
Floyd Fitch
Johentia
Frank Selbie
Pil
Greene Area Social Notes and Local Moves
Greene and surrounding area report multiple social visits and travels including William Wade and John F. Pevereizen visiting relatives, Mabee of Brooklyn arriving for an extended stay, and Mrs B J Soper visiting Bardville. Property transfers include Herman Reinking selling Als farm to Charles Pagler for 83 dollars per acre and the Stresmer residence sale to J D Rife for 1200 dollars. A stroke sidelined Lew Ellis while other residents travel to Chicago Minneapolis and nearby towns.
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Mary Debban
Rockford
C. P
Tobin
Addie Huckins
Helen
Minneapolis
Anoka
Bemidji
Minn
Herman Reinking
Als Farm
Greene
Charles Pagler
Ilinois
Harry Beck
Thelma
Ingalls
J. d. Rife
William €. Krueger
Chicago
Clara Farr- Walter
S. Watson
Ed. Barth
Third Street
Lew Ellis
Rosette Brown
Sioux City
Thomas
Tripoli Notes Include Hog Market, Homes, Funerals
Tripoli reports strong hog markets with hogs hauled from near Kedalyn. Property changes include Aug Panzer leasing the Whitson farm and plans for Joe Seyn’s new house. Funeral for Henry Carsensten from Belmond Iowa held in Tripoli with services at St Peter’s Church. Local residents attend events and marriages noted.
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Tripoli
Fred Witt
Sumner
Sigate
Louie Neandert
Whitson
Earl Shores Success Ora Stagner
Keadlyn
Aug. Panzer
WiiMat Schuitz
Sehultx
Clyde Andrews
John Warneke
Joe Seyn
Carsensten T
Henry
Bel- Twond
Iowa
Tilla Carsensten
Fry
St. Peter's Church
Schiierer
Fremont Cemetery
John Euhrt
Poliee
Mra. H
Hattendorf
Mra. C. Prestein
Waterloo
Waverly
Hattie Carsensieh
Carsensten
Henry Krueger
Martha Rosenthal
George Brandt
Mr. Rosenthal
Ang H. Jergens
Wif
Bremer
Hopkin Bros
Des Moines
Akkew Waverly
Malinda
Meier
Maynard Unis
Chas, Grebelh
Watertoo
Mre
Wetdeman
Charles City
Hale
Varalien
Watarion
Henry Gegert
Local nuptials and town notes from Waterloo region
Tudependatcn Nowe reports the marriage of Mauve Fetta Dolge of Los Sail to Vera Moni yee of Shell Rosk by Justice Willameson after an auto trip from Waterloo. The couple proceeded to Independence for the ceremony with Deputy Clerk Smith present. Also noted are a Waterloo visit, a lightning strike on St. John's church, and updates on residents Christie Todd, Sam, and Mrs Griswold’s medical trip and other local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauve
Fetta Dolge
Los Sail
Apa
Vera Moniyee
Shell Rosk
Justica Willameson
Waterloo
Raymond
Independence
Smith
Christie Todd
Bristow
Cedar Falls
Brawer
Hertha Rogers
Essle Ferry
Rom Neil Goen
Bad Landa
A. DB. Griswold
Indianapolis
Ney Boies
Arthur Bellman
Whterton
Accident Near Reinbeck In Hayfield Injures Two
July 24 report from Reinbeck area states Edward Robinson was thrown from a hay rack by a runaway, suffering hand and facial injuries and exposure to heat. Win Ranft also collapsed from heat while haying, with both men attended by local help and described as improving slowly.
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Steinbeck
Edward Robinson
Win
Pittsburg Mine Strike Ends After Shunt Dump Dispute
A protracted clash between coal operators and miners over a polett shunt dump and loader saving device concluded today in favor of the miners, averting a broader shutdown in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rminars
Shull Crushed in a Honaway Tragedy Near Town
July 24. Robert Teal a farmer four miles from town was thrown from his rig when his team ran away and struck a telephone pole. The collision crushed his skull and he died shortly after. He leaves a wife and two daughters, one Mrs. Clara Litt eb ridge of Manchester and a single daughter at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Teal
Teel
Clara Littebridge
Manchester
Negro hangs for wife murder after dramatic trial
Towling Green, a Black man from Pittsburgh, was hanged for his wife’s murder yesterday. He sang on the scaffold and testified theatrically during his trial, claiming jealousy as motive. The jury returned first degree guilty after a 20 minute deliberation. Co defendant Angelo Tadksom was also convicted. Green’s death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Shoary on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburg
Green
Vicunr
Iheile
Angelo Tadksom
Waa Iso
Grean
Cedar Falls News highlights and social notes in July edition
Cedar Falls daily notes a lightning incident causing neighborhood excitement, birthdays celebrated at Mina Allie’s home, and river conditions improving for fishing. Reports mention a Waterloo visitor at the Chautauqua, election and tax appointments, Wells Fargo job scramble, rail and street activity, and regional travel. Also covers Chautauqua closure, local exams, farm conditions, and town social events through July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falla
Dis
Obinson
Richmond
Ind
Mina Allie Tkebingyn
Gadar
Waterloo
Wiliam J. Bryan
B. Humbert
G. H. Boehmler
Local notes include appointments and visits in Cedar Rapids area
Nighttime report lists William Nuhn named administrator of the estate of the late G H Boetimtar. Route agent Herman Fisher named Wells Fargo agency in the city. Hans Petersen of Newell fainted near Wise's drug store and is recovering at his sister Mrs Chris Larsen's home. J Bo Batet of Waterloo visited Cedar Falls. Mrs Rugg and daughter delay their Dakota trip due to illness. Doris Larsen's silver wedding entertained nearly 200 guests Monday. Geo A Smith visiting Cedar Rapids friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Balls
G. ‘Boehmler
Wells Fargo Express Cob
Herman Fisher
Frank Lamb
I. C
R. R. Brake
Taan
Charlie Thurston
Chicago
Oldham
Dakota
Tom Bisine
Pierre
Frank B. Miller
Harry Johnson and Son
Hampton
Consigney
Lewis
Larsen
Baptist Church
Fownds Bluff
Robert Howland
California
A. Merrill
H. Co
Patterson Carnival
Waterloo
Rock Island
Fifth Street
Chris Clausen
Ventura
Hans Petersen
Newell Inna
Big City
J. N. Redfield
Waverly
Delwelh
Kansas
Atherl Rinely
Woodstock N
Areca
T. J. Burr
Jon King
Frank Howard
King & Howard
J. T. King & Co
Howard
Wm. Nuhn
G. H. Boetimtar
Adama Express Company
Gong Tho Iing
Wells Fargo Express Company
Newell
Wise’s
Chris, Larsen
J. Bo Batet
Herb Boehmler
Rugg
No Preliminary for the Magills in Clinton Case
State prosecutors press a plan to hold Fred Magill and his wife Faye Magill for trial on murder and related charges. Affidavits and a grand jury are planned to foreclose a preliminary hearing, with Marguerite Magill in hiding as detectives hunt for key letters and handwriting links. News focuses on reports of coercive interrogation fears, timelines, and suspects in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Dave Campbell
de Witt
Fred H. Magill
Jack Shea
Trpe
Faye Graham
Gtrcuit
W. C. Cochran
Venkra
Miller
Cochran
Snow
Hoffman
Magill
Magiils
John Fuller
Faye Graham Magill
Pet’ Magill
Mrs. Magil
Graham
Fred Magill
Fred
Faye
Marguerite Magill
Deéeatur
Atillie Mealina
Heat delays Haywood trial with evening session in Idaho
Boise July 23 The Boise heat forced Judge Wood to cancel the afternoon Haywood trial in favor of an evening session as prosecutors and defense pounded the case. Richardson attacked the prosecution while defending Orchard and Haywood, criticizing Pinkerton agents and the McParland investigation, and urging jurors to doubt the general conspiracy claim. The Merely technical rulings followed as Darrow prepared to close the defense after Richardson wrapped his crossfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolse
Idaho
Boise
Judge Wood
Haywood
Richardson
Steunenberg
Minera Bonsai
Moyer and Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Darrow
Bunker Hill
Wardner
Cosar d'Alenes
Clarence
Harry Orchard
Hawley
Bill Haywood
F. Richardson
Pinkerton
McParland
Hita
Pinkertons
Harry
Borah
Bill
Smirch
Li. McGee
Bufore
McGee
Wild Boys Crisis Report From Guthrie County
Split across Des Moines and Marion dates a wild tale alleges two half man half animal youths roaming Guthrie County causing fear and prompting Humane Society scrutiny. In Iowa a man named Stephen Maryhew, shaved his beard after a barbershop incident then faced rejection at home and a failed attempt to rejoin his wife ending with a town marshal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Elizabeth Jones Baird
Baird
Guthrie
Humane Society
Marion
Stephen Maryhew
Maryhew
Dows
Clarian
Lee Stewart
Pray For No Rain at Sacred Heart in Fort Dodge
In Fort Dodge on July 24 at Sacred Heart church Father E Heelan led Mass prayers for fair weather to aid local crops. He urged patience with divine will and asked parishioners to kneel in prayer while accepting God’s rulings if rain conditions stay unfavorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Father E Heelan
Sacred Heart Church
Father Heelan
Lightning burns barn on Pred Gutknecht farm
At 3 am a bolt struck the large barn on the Pred Gutknecht farm on the Black Hawk Grundy county line in Black Hawk township. The structure and its contents except livestock were destroyed, with hay, grain, and farm tools lost. The homestead sits at the center of a large family tract four miles along the Grundy county border. The family awoke to the shock and saved the horses.
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Hudson
Sage Gift to Syracuse Teachers College From Mrs. Sage
Mrs. Russell Sage sends a 100000 dollar check to Chancellor J R Day as a gift to the Teachers College of Syracuse University. The college sits on fourteen acres adjacent to the campus former home of Mrs Sage in childhood. She is not giving to educational institutions now except Syracuse.
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New York
Russell Sage
J. R. Day
Teachers’ College of
Syracuse University
William Grickal Dies in Oskaloosa Bright's Disease
William Grickal, mayor of Oskaloosa and former Mahaaka county sheriff, died this morning from bright's disease in Oskaloosa Iowa. He had served as mayor and county official, leaving a void in local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
William Grickal
Mahaaka‘ County
MARK IS 110ME Denies He Stole Dublin Crown Jewels
New York reporters greet Mark Tigain on his return from Britain. He says he lifted the Ascot cup but denies involvement in the Dublin crown jewels theft, claiming others beat him to the loot and Scotland Yard would know if he had acted. He jokes about Clemens homestead fires and declines to share jokes for 30 cents a word. He notes King Edward hosted him at a dinner, and the king did well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Crown Jewels
New York
Mark Tigain
Great Britain
England
System House
Dublin
Scotland Yard
Clemens
Staterdom
Hannibal
Piltete
Aingner
Edward
Three Yachts to Defend America's Cup if Challenged
New York July 24 plans are under way to hull three yachts for the defense of the America's Cup. The vessels will be designed by the three leading naval architects of Akergid, each with records of success in major race craft. The three will race in trials and the winner will be chosen to defend the cup. no formal challenge has yet been made though Sir Thomas Lipton is expected to renew his pursuit after the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Akerigd
Presentdea
Thomas Lipton
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Reinbeck
Eval Robins
Stra
Negro
Cedar Falls News
Fitggerald
Fitzgerald
Wecar Falls
D. W. Mills
Iowa Falla
Thurston McGill
Canada
Emsty
Knockers Klub
Nias
Elliot
Magills
Coeur d'Alenes
Hichardson
Cripple Creek
Utah
Richard Son
Ford
Beott
Sterling
Tom Wood
Wild Boys
Fiubhrie
William Chicked
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