Hearst election challenge swells as ballots seized in New York
New York City November 10 indictments rise from grand jury over election law violations and assaults. Hearst campaign contest dominates reports with ballot box seizures and recount maneuvers, including court orders directing the board of elections to accept and store nearly 600000 ballots under guard.
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Associated Press
New York City
Grand Jury
Hegeman
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Insurance Investigation Committee Today
Conmary
Palmer
Buckner
Republican National Committee
New York
N. Y
Traud
Mayer
Hearst
Marer
William Randolph Hearst
Board of Elections
Sixth Avenue
Forty-first
Election Board
Justice Gaynor
Rhe Main
Dicker
State Suprem Court
Joan R. Voorhies
Morgan
Messrs. Mayer
Jerome
Citizen's Union
Tay
Jeronie
Attorenys Perkins
Sanford
Formey
Mason
Dundle
Surenoe
McClellan
Alton H. Parker
Court of Appeal
Philadelphia
Moothanaterns
HOPE
Talvassers
Board of Eleetions
Jarse Ingal Star
Tammany Watchers
Isi
Bureau of Elections
Law Committee
Tammany Hall
High Standin
Nsst
Love's Dream Disturbed by Mysterious Absence After Marriage
The La Porte Progress-Review reports the disappearance of Osea Clark shortly after his October 6 marriage to Cora B. Sawyer of Sioux Falls. Clark left for La Porte on business, failed to meet his wife, and has not communicated since. Mrs. Clark has consulted counsel and taken possession of her home. rumors of an affair swirl as friends and family express sympathy for the bride.
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Osea Clark
Cora B. Sawyer
Sioux Falls
la Porte Progress-Review Sa
O. A. Clark
Cora
Sioux Walls
Myr
Clark
Prom Waterloo
Chirk
Porte City
Hat Lo
Mr. Clark
Mary Clark
Vu. Clark
Denney
Chautauqua Alliance Discusses Advertising Methods
At Chicago on November 10 the International Chautauqua Alliance closed with talks on advertising methods and lyceum bureau offers. Speakers included Miss Kate Kimball of Chantayana New York and Rev J Frank Sneider of Island Park Indiana. The next alliance meeting is set for Battle Creek Michigan in November 1946.
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Chicago
Lyceum
Kate Kimball
Court House News Notes Suits and Estates
Dr. T. G. Taylor sues Modern National Reverse for 644.03 on loans and unpaid medical exams. Counts cover a July 1908 loan, 194 exams from 1905 to 1904 with 148 due, and 103 exams for 31.50 with 57.17 due. Also notes administration appointment for B. Eberhart estate with no real estate.
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T. G. Taylor
National
Plainy List
Eberhart
A. van Valkenburg
la Porte City
B. E. Wberhart
van Valkerburg
Real Estate Transfers in East and West Waterloo
Real estate transfers list two transactions: John R. Rector to William Lingel bach a lot in East Waterloo for 1000 dollars and H. Glas et al to Joby R. Rector a lot in East Waterloo for 400 dollars, plus Tsalel Foster to Alert C. Ballinger a lot in West Waterloo for 6000 dollars. In Chicago a shopper tragedy: Mrs Parnie Baynes of Detroit leaped from a fifth story department store window and died instantly.
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John R. Rector
William Lingelbach
East Waterloo
H. Glas
Associated Press
Chicago
State Street
Parnie Baynes
Detroit
Michigan
Case Submits Susanna Geary Death to Grand Jury
The Geary case from Cambridge, involving Susanna Geary’s death and dismemberment, is sent to the grand jury with four suspects under arrest. Suspects include Lewis Crawford, William Howard, Dr. Percy T. McLeod, and Morris Nathan. Nathan and McLeod faced prior charges. bail set at 4000 and 20000 respectively.
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Boston
Mass
Susanna Geary
Cambridge
Lehorus
Boston Harbor
Lewis Crawford
Willioa Howard
New York
Percy TD. McLeod
Morris Nathan
Court House
Nathan
McLeod
Callioa
Dr. McLeod
Een
Natnas
Shonts Denounces Labor Laws for Isthmus Canal
Theodore Shonts of the Panama Canal Commission tells the American Hardware Manufacturers Association that applying eight hour and other labor laws to canal workers is a serious error. He says most workers will be aliens and that such measures raise costs and taxes, insisting the canal will be built in Panama by July.
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Congress
Shakespeare
Captain Duman
Theodore Roosevelt
Commission
Roosevelt Canal
Washington, D. C
Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Americanardware Manufacturers’ Association
Panama Canal
Tto
Panama
Danama
Anal
Illinois Central Schedule Changes To Improve Western Service
A Chicago written notice from General Passenger Agent S G Hatch details November 19 start of new Illinois Central service. Train No 6 from Fort Dodge to Chicago becomes a morning train reaching Waterloo at 6 50 and Chicago by 6 05 PM, with other routes realigned to Omaha Sioux City Denver and California. Trains 4 and 5 adjustments promise better east west connections and a faster Chicago to west coast service.
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Courier
S. G. Hatch
Chicago
Illinois Central
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Omaha
Sioux City
West
Here
Denver
Col. Tt
California
St. Paul
Illnois Central
North Branch
Daily Courier
Lost Boy in Tama County
Frank Flynn’s sixteen year old son wandered off after frightened by older youths while helping skin a sheep hide south of Garwin. A large search with about seventy volunteers traced him across farms near Garwin Green Mountain Jadbrook and Will Youngman before dusk on the second day. He appeared unharmed though his mind is not entirely balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flynn
Garwin
Will Youngman
Green Mountain
Jadbrook
Lewis
Autoist Wing Damage Suit Verdict For Defendant
The jury in the case BH. G. Merriar versus W. A. McWaid returned a verdict for the defendant. Merriam sought $5,000 claiming McWaid drove into his team. The suit has been ongoing at the court.
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Atinnile
Towa
Ay 10
BH. G. Merriar
We.a. McWaid
Tetal
Plainti@t
Merriam
McWaid
Awax
Funds to be Filed Here In Northwestern Life suits
Des Moines Iowa Nov 10 The return of 225000 from the assets of Northwestern National Life Insurance company of Minneapolis to the Iowa auditor is planned within days by C H Johnson Des Moines attorney for former policy holders of Northwestern Life and Savings and present holders of Northwestern National Life A receiver for the Des Moines organization may be appointed as several suits pending accuse gross misrepresentation by agents who advised surrender of Northwestern Life and Savings policies for Northwestern National Life policies about 3000 transfers occurred nearly a score of policy holders may sue
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Des Moines
Iowa
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Minneapolis
Auditor of Iowa
B. F. Carroll
C. H. Johnson
Northwestern Life and Savings Company
Northwestern National Life
Johnson
Northwestern Life and Savings
Brilliant Career Ends as Fort Dodge Doctor Sentenced
Fort Dodge, Iowa, November 11. Dr. F. E. B. Palmer, once a leading Northwestern Iowa physician with a grand Fort Dodge practice and a fine home, is sentenced by Judge Richards to two years in a state hospital for the insane. Evidence shows he was a morphine fiend, his downfall marked by illness, alienation, and erratic behavior, including self described vermin delusions and a dramatic defense without legal aid.
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Fort Dodge
Towa
F. E B. Palmer
Richards
District Court
Cherokee
Palmer
Iowa
Jig
W. F. Tobey
Suffragists meet at Panora for Iowa Equal Suffrage session
The Iowa Equal Suffrage Society opens its thirty fourth annual convention in Panora with strong attendance. State president Mrs Mary J Coggeshall presides as committees report the group is in good condition. Delegates discuss national affairs and election of a new president to succeed Coggeshall.
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Panora
Iowa
Towa Equa Suffrage Association
Mary J. Coggeshall
Des Moines
Adelaide Ballard
Hull
Portland
Coggeshall
Multiple Iowa incidents reported from Nov 10
Des Moines and nearby towns report a farmer Arnold Spring’s suicide near Brooks after insanity concerns. The Youngerman divorce is settled with stipulations and minor-alimony arrangements. Mrs. Siegman, rescued from the Raceson River, is sent to Clarinda asylum. Mrs. Palmer dies from morphine after spine injury. Conspiracy case and incorporations announced in various towns.
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Corning
Town
Arnold Spring
Brooks
Iowa
Spring
L. Siegman
Raceson
Willow Dam
Eighteenth Street
Frank Andrews
Sounty
Clarinda Asylum
Siegman
Clarinda
Charities Conference Highlights Poverty Causes And Juvenile Justice
Marshalltown Iowa November conference draws educators and philanthropists. D A Glasacot tre next address on city poverty conditions. Judge Burnham outlines juvenile court law needs changes. Ensign discusses Prisons Iowa with Mason City attendance boosts lecture on New York practices.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
D. A. Glasacot
Associated Charities
Des Moines
Burnham
Ensign
New York City
W. RR. Patterson
Lown City
Trade Reports Indicate Strong Activity Across Industries
New York traders report broad strength in nearly all lines with high activity from manufacturers and increased holiday demand. Car congestion and freight movements slow some price collections while transfers from staples to holiday goods continue.
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New York
N. Y
Tobbers
Tron
Steet
Nes
Unprecedented Demand Lifts Exports and Trade Indicators
Reports from the country show money circulating and demand for crop movement at unprecedented levels. Wheat and flour exports for the week ended Nov 9 reach 3.63 million bushels, July 1 to date 36.79 million, up from last year. corn exports 1.05 million for the week, 19.73 million since July 1. Dun & Co. notes stronger business, rising retail demand, and high production across pig iron, footwear, and textiles amid ongoing strikes with little impact on prosperity. Railway earnings up 2.5 percent in October. Dan’s index peaks. per capita money in circulation hits 31.69. Hides prices reach civil war era highs.
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Dun & Co
Boston
Attempted suicide by prisoner in Davenport jail
Erich von Kutzleben, condemned to life in prison by the jury verdict, nearly hanged himself in his cell after a noon break with a rope and hammock edge slip noose. Sheriff Deterich and Attorney Havner intervened, later noting von Kutzleben’s plan to avoid lifelong confinement. He has been under guard since the incident and will remain jailed in Davenport during appeal.
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Marengo
Towa
Erich von Kutzleben
Deterich
H.al Havner
Erich
Rich
Davenport
Muiengo
Property Transfers in Waterloo and Area Transactions
A list of land and lot transfers between individuals in Waterloo and nearby areas. Albert E. Russell transfers land to Ralph Storm in East Waterloo for 2800 dollars. George W. Pett transfers land to Susan M. Sisson in West Waterloo for 6000 dollars. Mary Susan Sisson to George W. Pett a parcel in sec 28 29 88 12 for 8400 dollars. G A Rownd to Hannah Miller a section 17 9 13 parcel for 2 dollars. Ira J Hoover to Frank L Marquis a lot in West Waterloo. C J Sefton to F J Sefton a land parcel in section R4 N7T 11 with price not stated.
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Albert E. Russell
Ralph Storm
East Waterloo
George W. Pett
Susan M. Sisson
West Waterloo
Mary Susan Sisson
Sec
G. A. Rownd
Hannah Miller
Rena Hook
Wood Epperson
Lia Porte City
Ira J. Hoover
Frank L. Marquis
C. J. Sefton
F. J. Sefton
Local Angler Catches Fifth Monster Pike of Season
Matt Wheeder hauled in a sixteen pound piker in Black Hawk creek north of the city. It was his fifth giant catch this session and marks him five by penalty Walton of Watertoo.
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Matt Wheeder
Black Hawk Creek
Penalty Walton
Watertoo
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Chautauqua Alliance
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Geary
Nathan and McLeod
Tama County
Frank Vlynn
Equal Suffrage Society
S.S.S
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SWIFT
Atlanta
Nchester Repeating Rifles
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms
New Haven
Conn
Blae
Farmer
Youngerman
Gen
Alvilla Palmer
D. D.palmer
Chiropractic School of Medicine
State Board of Health
Iocal Physicians
Logan
Z. H. Gassel
Daisy
Hunt
Henry Hunt
George W. Egan
F. James
Missouri Valley
Egan
New Iowa Corporations
Ded Moines
Union Supply Co
Oskaloosa
George W. Harris
Commercial Savings Bank
Tama
G. HL. Austin
Mason City
Wheeler Starm
Trade Reports
Mercantile
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