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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

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Boone Horse Thief Confesses In Courier Story

Thomas Dickerson, nearly 70, admits stealing Roche horses in Boone after an interurban ride from Des Moines. He provides a detailed confession to County Attorney Hollingsworth, waives examination, and is bound over to the grand jury with $5,000 bond. horses remain in Grinnell for treatment as authorities hold the case for district court.

Boone News-Republican Thomas Dickerson Roche Des Moines Boone Hollingworth Grand Jury District Court Dickerson Carswell Reid Attorney Hollingsworth Grettin Story County Grinnell Ollie Roche Sheriff Reid Ames Boonee Ice Plant

Outing Club and Webster City Tennis Teams Play

The Outing club line up Louis Richardson and Earl Moon defeated R G Remley and Fred Austin 6 4 6 4 6 2. In a second match Murray McMurray and Dr Schultz beat Dr Hanna and Harry Little 7 5 2 6 6 4. Matches were on the outing club court with plans for a city court return next week and possible future tournament.

Outing Club Webster City Louis Richardson Earl @. Moon R. G. Remley Fred Austin Murray McMurray Dr. Schultz Dr. Hanna Harry Little

Infant Jane Bermann dies after illness at home

Jane Babette Bermann fourteen months old died Thursday morning at the family home on First Street after a long illness. A private funeral was held at 9 o clock this morning with Rev. Arthur Metcalf officiating. The Rahto family has moved into the Mrs W J Caruth property on East Dubuque Street. John Weseloh will move from the Weseloh farm to his new farm home next week with Mr and Mrs Weseloh. The Frank Porter family from First Street will move to the Weseloh farm.

Jane Babette Julius Bermann First Street Arthur Metcalf J. A. Rahto John Weseloh W. J. Caruth East Dubuque Street Mrs. Weseloh Weseloh Frank Porter Weseloh Farm Caruth West Second Street

Reservoir Plan For West End Of Town

The city bought 12 inch water mains for Des Moines street and plans a large reservoir to serve the west end. Funds will shift next year to extend mains to the reservoir site, improving pressure as demand grows beyond current capacity. Other cities of similar size have similar reservoirs, and officials hope to proceed next year.

Des Moines Street

Joe Taylor Wanted in Missouri for Jail Escape

Sheriff Nelson received a telegram from Unionville Missouri requesting the arrest of Joe Taylor who has been sought for several years. Taylor contested the jail break claim saying he walked out when the door was left open and vows to fight extradition with legal counsel. He has resided near town on the Henry Finck farm and has been married for some time.

Nelson Unionville Joe Taylor Taylor Missouri Hayes Henry Finck

Spectators Set Alight In Cincinnati Motorcycle Crash

Two are dead and several others seriously burned after Odlin Johnson of Salt Lake City lost control at Lagoon Motordrome. His bicycle struck an electric pole, causing a live wire to ignite the gasoline and splatter the stands, with primary casualty Johnson and many injured.

Kentucky Johnson Cincinnati Lagoon Odlin Johnson Salt Lake City William Davis

Fatal car crash near Reinbeck kills teen and injures family

In Reinbeck Iowa a car driven by Carl Bern senior overturned after attempting to pass another vehicle. Pauline Bern 18 died, Carl Bern Jr 7 fatally injured with internal injuries and broken arm, Lou Rahder hurt with a broken shoulder, Mrs. Lou Rahder broken hip.

Reinbeck Pauline Bern Carl Bern, Jr Lou Rahder Carl Bern Pauline Carl Rahder

Clamor for the Life of Diaz Rouses Los Angeles Crowd

Mexican rebel sympathizers shout death to Diaz in Los Angeles as Gen. Felix Diaz, Mexico’s envoy to Japan, arrives. Police protect the envoy after a tense scene with Huerta supporters and constitutionalists, amid cries of hostility. Also reports a serious arm injury to ten year old Orvak Swigart in a field accident and a local move by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Caruth to a new residence with renovations.

Los Angeles Cal Diaz Felix Diaz Mexico City Madero San Diego Mexico Japan Penny Cuevas Sebastian Orvak Swigart Jacob Swigart Blairsburg Mercy Hospital

Barnum and Bailey Bring Cleopatra Spectacle to Fort Dodge

The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth adds the Cleopatra spectacle in Fort Dodge on August 20. A 1250 cast, 400 performers, 650 horses, elephant herds, a 100 piece orchestra, and a staged desert city with volcanoes and lightning promise a grand production.

Barnum and Bailey Fort Dodge America Alexandria Cleopatra Rome Marc Antony Fabis Haifendi Khedive of Egypt Ottokar Bartik Metropolitan Grand Opera Company Miss Bird Millman Mae Wirth

Governor Ferris Proposes Conference on Copper Mine Strikes

Calumet Michigan July 81 General P J Abbey of the Michigan discusses Ferris plan for a conference at Linsing between copper mine operators and strikers. Proposal formally presented to operators at a meeting in Hroughton yesterday.

Calumet Mich Ferris Linsing Hroughton P. J. Abbey Michigan

Many Sportsmen Oppose Drainage In Iowa Lakes

Des Moines July 3. Sportsmen and others press to keep Iowa lakes like Rush Twin Wall undrained. Petitions to the state executive council argue against draining natural lakes for the benefit of a few, urging protection for migratory birds and breeding grounds.

Des Moines Iowa Rush Twin Wall United States

Typhoid Fever Strikes Little Frances Teed

Frances Teed, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Teed, suffers a severe typhoid fever. Ill for about a week, her condition improved today after a high fever reached nearly 103. A nurse from Fort Dodge arrived to care for her and hope remains for recovery.

Frances Teed George M. Teed Fort Dodge

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Rocho Bros Rocho Malcolm Victor Webster West End Union Ville, Mo Chine Turns OF Diaz Barnum & Bailey James Crane Houghton County James MacNaughton Frederick W. Denton Generalanager Calumet and Hecla and Copper Range Consolidated Companies Western Federation of Miners Boston Calumet and Hecla Company Red Jacket Wil Ling Employes Executive Council Wall Lake Frank Jacks S. Jacks Des Moines Retail Merchants Association Jacks Millworth Tomer Burg Hite Lane Corbin Lane
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