Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-02
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to hold girl prisoner. Bennett was
badly beaten and his driver. c. O. Kelly
was also assaulted. Tom Burns and
James Davis have been arrested and
the officers are after other alleged
members Of the gang. Milton DeRoos,
keeper Of the hotel objected to the
search Of the room for the missing girl
and is said. to. have made threats
against the detectives and the men
back Of them in their crusade.
Cedar Rapids.
The Western Grain Dealers Associ-
alton will meet in Cedar Rapids April
10 and 10. A tentative program was
discussed at meeting in the CONNER
cial Club, but nothing was definitely
decided upon. Efforts will be made 10
interest the grain dealers of Illinois,
Iowa and Nebraska to attend this
convention and especially those Of the
large centers such as Chicago and
Omaha. Cedar Rapids grain dealers
members Of the association are using
their best endeavors to make the com
ing convention a successful one and it
is expected that from 500 to 600 grain
dealers will be present from all over
the state.
leMars.
That the morals of Plymouth coun-
ty are on the uplift and that people
are living along the lines of rectitude
was exenplifed in the district court
when the services Of a grand jury
We're found practically unnecessary
save for FORMS sake at this term Mr..
lAttrill was made foreman. The cour;
instructed the jury and they retired to
their deliberations. There were no
criminal cases to pass upon and no
matter before the body. The jurors
inspected the jai! and recommended
the purchase of sixty feet Of hose. The
Jurors reported were thanked by the
Judge and received their pay and be-
took Themselves home.
West Union.
Marshal Wiley was compelled TO
use his revolver Monday before he
could subdue an advance guard of
General kelley's army, who had
sought rest in the local jail Tramps
have been accorded the privileges of
the Jail. for lodging and as place to
cook their meals. but are not permit
! ted to linger long in the town. This
one. however objected when the mar
chal Informed him he would have to
l leave the town and struck the offi-
| Ger. For this breach Of etiquette he
was escorted back to the jail this tins
as prisoner. Before the officer could
shove his man behind the bars. he
turned and spang upon Wiley and II
was then that the marshal fred. The
! bullet struck the ceiling but the sound
I. of the shot had the effect of entirel!
u,lfetin3 the prisoner.
10 Mars.
H. F. Buchanan has filed with the
county attorney. the sheriff and MI
deputy. the mayor and city attorney o.
LeMars and all the city policemen,
sworn complaint, alleging that he ha.
reason to believe that spirituous. vim
on. and malt liquors are being KEEP
| for sale and sold contrary to law In the
third story Of the building on MAR
street occupied by the Eagles Club
Mr.. Buchanan states these premises
are adjacent to the Office OF one Of thu
justices OF the peace OF LeMars witt
whom he has an office and that thu
tenants OF both buildings use q com
mon stairway. He alleges that guam
title. OF beer are transported by tn
public draymen from, the local whole
sale house to said club room and tina
empty beer cases are carried out b,
| said draymen and that said Eagle
Club has no right to sell or TO keep 10
sale or with intent to sell by SOM
subterfuge Intoxicating liquors IN L
Mara