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Tag Archives: Unsolved Iowa Murders
Who Killed the Corn Canning Czar? Murder of Henry Chavis 1948
Murder Victim Henry William Chavis 55-year-old Ames Canning Company Owner Cattle and Grain Farmer 1893-1948 Cause of Death: Gunshot Motive: Grudge Murder Scene and Date Chavis Farm Home Highway 69 (now S. Duff Avenue) 1 mile South of Ames, Iowa … Continue reading
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Tagged "Red" Dinsmore, Ames Canning Company, Arlie Schumer, Boyd Larson, Charles V. McGriff, Cole Foster, D.W. "Doc" Nebergall, Daniel G. "Guy" Mills, Dr. Joe Fellows, El Rancho Motel Ames Iowa, Gertrude Chavis, Harry Mills, Henry Chavis, Iowa Unsolved Murders, Ivan Shalley, Leonard Keeler, Nellie Aller, Unsolved Ames Iowa murder, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Story County Iowa Murder, Veva Mills, Who Killed the Corn Canning Czar? Murder of Henry Chavis 1948
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Taking the Waters: Murder of Frank Callahan 1905
Murder Victim Frank Callahan 34-year-old “Nervous Disorder” Patient 1870-1905 Cause of Death: Drowned Motive: Robbery Murder Scene and Date Last Seen September 19, 1905 Des Moines, Iowa Found in Des Moines River at Levey Polk County September 24, 1905 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ … Continue reading
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Tagged Clarence Keeling, Colfax Sanitarium, Double Identity: Murder of George Griswold 1905, Dr. William Beck, Frank Callahan, Frank Keeling, George R. Griswold, Harvey Keller, Taking the Waters: Murder of Frank Callahan 1905, Thomas Callahan, unsolved Des Moines Iowa Murder, Unsolved Iowa Murders, unsolved murder of George Griswold, unsolved Polk County Iowa murders, William Perry Keeney
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“A Vaudeville of Troubles”: Murder of Deborah Simmons 1879
Murder Victim Deborah Ann Faulkerson Simmons 62-year-old Hotel Proprietress 1816-1879 Cause of Death: Struck with Flat Iron Motive: Family Dispute Murder Scene and Date The New York House Jefferson Street between 4th and 5th Waterloo, Iowa Black Hawk County April … Continue reading
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Tagged A Vaudeville of Troubles": Murder of Deborah Simmons 1879, Alonzo Middleditch, Andrew M. Miserodt, Black Hawk County Unsolved Murders, C.B. Scroggy, Clark Inman, Deborah Ann Simmons, Dr. George J. Mack, George Simmons Sr., George W. Hayzlett, Harvey W. Jenney, Horace Boies, Iowa Unsolved Murders, Joseph H. Kuhns, Nelson Rudquast, New York House Waterloo Iowa, Sarah Beal, unsolved Black Hawk County Iowa murders, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Waterloo Iowa murders, Walter O. Richards, Waterloo Unsolved Murders, William C. Munger
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Poisoned and “Outraged”: Murder of Maud Straw 1896
Murder Victim Maud Straw 19-year-old High School Student 1876-1896 Cause of Death: Poisoned Motive: Sexual Psychopathy Murder Scene and Date Anna and Leonard Winters Home Near Union Depot Sheldon, Iowa O’Brien County February 5, 1896 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers Written … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan A. Bull, Anna Straw Winters, Art Groff, Judge Scott Ladd, Leonard E. Winters, Maud Straw, Poisoned and "Outraged": Murder of Maud Straw 1896, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved O'Brien County Iowa murders, Unsolved Sheldon Iowa Murders, William Morrow
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Killer in the Tombstone: Murders of Lena and Martin Schultz 1893
Murder Victims Helena Katherina “Lena” Schultz 48-year-old Physically-Handicapped Farm Wife 1845-1893 Martin Schultz 60-year-old Physically-Limited Farmer 1833-1893 Cause of Deaths: Beaten With a Hammer Motive: Robbery Murder Scene and Date Tilden Township Cherokee County August 19, 1893 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel W. Unger, Edward Hornibrook, Francis A. Molyneaux, George Montagne, Ghost in the tombstone, Iowa Insanity Commission, J.A. Miller, John G. Biller, John Montagne, John Williams, Killer in the Tombstone: Murders of Lena and Martin Schultz 1893, Lena and Martin Schultz, murderer in the tombstone, Nick Halk, Oscar Nellis, Unsolved Cherokee County Iowa murders, Unsolved Iowa Murders, White Cap letters, Will Florence
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Death of the Photographer’s Daughter: Murder of Clara Gray 1898
Murder Victim Clara N. Kelley Gray 22-year-old Farm Wife 1876-1898 Cause of Death: Undetermined Motive: Unknown Murder Scene and Date East Nishnabotna River Bank Six miles south of Red Oak, Iowa Montgomery County February 28, 1898 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Taylor Gray, Clara Kelley Gray, Death of the Photographer's Daughter: Murder of Clara Gray 1898, Edward R. Kelley, Iowa Unsolved Murders, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Montgomery County Iowa murders, Unsolved Red Oak Iowa murders
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“Slay Utterly”: Villisca Axe Murders 1912
Murder Victims Josiah B. Moore (1868-1912) Sara Montgomery Moore (1873-1912) Herman Montgomery Moore (1900-1912) Mary Katherine Moore (1902-1912) Arthur Boyd Moore (1905-1912) Paul Vernon Moore (1907-1912) Lena Gertrude Stillinger (1900-1912) Ina Mae Stillinger (1903-1912) Murder Scene and Date Moore … Continue reading
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Tagged "Slay Utterly": Villisca Axe Murders 1912, Cold Iowa murders, Iowa Unsolved Murders, Iowa's Most Notorious Murder, Joseph Moore family murders, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Montgomery County Iowa murders, Villisca Axe Murders, Villisca Iowa Axe Murders, Villisca Iowa unsolved murder
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Knockout Drugs: Murder of Harry Salisbury 1904
Murder Victim Harry Heaton Salisbury 32-year-old Pottery Factory Employee 1871-1904 Cause of Death: Poisoned and Pushed From a Height Motive: Robbery Murder Scene and Date Red Oak Creek Red Oak, Iowa Montgomery County August 5, 1904 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Noyes Kinney, Dr. O.S. Reilly, F.S. Thomas, Harry Heaton Salisbury, Harry Salisbury, Knockout Drugs: Murder of Harry Salisbury 1904, Lillian Mae Forshey Salisbury, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Montgomery County Iowa murders, Unsolved Red Oak Io
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Death Comes to the Mayor: Murder of Robert W. Stubbs 1882
Murder Victim Robert Wadsworth Stubbs 36-year-old Mill Owner Mayor of Polk City 1845-1892 Cause of Death: Gunshot Motive: Home Invasion Murder Scene and Date Stubbs Family Home Polk City, Iowa Polk County April 15, 1882 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers Written … Continue reading
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Tagged Death Comes to the Mayor: Murder of Robert W. Stubbs 1882, Eggleston & Stubbs Flour Mill, Iowa Unsolved Murders, Katherine Terrell Stubbs Glenn, Mayor of Polk City, Robert W. Stubbs, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Polk City Iowa murders, unsolved Polk County Iowa murders
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Dead at the Gate: Murder of Jeremiah Zollinger 1895
Murder Victim Jeremiah Rummell Zollinger 65-year-old Grocer Former Jasper County Sheriff Capt. 28th Iowa Infantry 1829-1895 Cause of Death: Bludgeoned Motive: Grudge Murder Scene and Date Yard Gate, Zollinger Home Newton, Iowa Jasper County February 23, 1895 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy … Continue reading