Still After Horse Thieves in Des Moines Area
Thirty deputies from Story Boone Dallas agpur and Polk counties trailed two horse thieves who stole two mounts from Kinnell farmers Sunday. Despite a posse, the pair escaped after an auto blocked pursuit. Sheriff Griz ne led the chase. one horse stolen from Boone last week, the other from DeSoto. Investigations into the Skaggs case continue as parole officials report a troubled record and possible governor review. Highway commission issues second edition of bulletins to clarify laws and guidelines. discussions touch on prison labor and road work. The board of education plans a Des Moines meeting to discuss cal fire work and executive council matters. Pharmacy board reviews violators and contemplates revoking several certificates.
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Des Moines
Hermifs
Story
Boone
Dallas
Agpur
Polk
Nnnell
Kinnell
Oman
Grizne
DeSoto
Skaggs
Clarence Skaggs
Bilson
Shenandoah
Ork
Bet Nu Wages
Omaha
Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Conmass
A. Ly
Sear
N.ict
jPie
Det
Board of Education
State Board, of Education
Veras
State House
Alfalfa Special Tour Opens Southern Iowa Counties
The Burling Alta special of four coaches toured southern Iowa on July 29 visiting Clark County and Knox Township farms. Professor Holden addressed 400 at Luce farm, Ken spoke at Knox ship, Stevenson at Pat, and Allen at Washington township. The Oxevola band played at the station then the park meeting drew strong interest. America Wins Davis Cup at Wimbledon as McLoughlin secures title for the United States.
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Iowa
Osceala
Deucula
Tarma Qlarke
Luce
Knox
W. L. Stevenson
Fern
Washington Township
Vogt Alen
Grand & M Shepherd's
America
Wimbledon
England
United States
Dwight P. Davis Trophy
Em- Satie
Donship
United
Maurice EL McLoughlin
Okericg P. Dixuu
Ile
Wae Oe Og
Julian Hawthorne in Atlanta to New York Fole case
Julian Hawthorne, a 67 year old white man, travels from Atlanta to New York amid a case noted by Sean Washinstein. He claims new information on the Felon case and anticipates a forthcoming trial. Morton of New York, once convicted with Hawthorne, is to be released at a financial fine in the same matter.
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Julian Hawthe
Atlanta
New York
Sean Washinstein
Fole
Althons Hawthorne
White
Drew
Morton
Hawthorne
Lodge Contradicts Mulhall's Senate Testimony
Washington July Martina Mulhall testified before the senate denying allegations as Lodge challenged the statements. The former lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers was described as influential with lawmakers while Mulhall's correspondence suggested ongoing ties with Democratic leaders and committees. In a separate item a 15 year old widow, Henrietta Shavens, attempted suicide after her mother refused marriage consent.
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Washington
Martina
Mulhall
Senate
Lodge
Wuny Watt
National
Ashi Ultion of
Gietly Teal Vanfer-Nees
Wittess
Hasanl
Mullal
Tata
Jess Uhiderg
Willian B. Wilson
Aac
Ter Howe Lao
James M Ioved
Missouri
Overman
Democratic Congressionad
Bink
Vieviter Riety
Prinrese
Washiton
Sale
Lily
Self
Montgomery
Henrietta Shavens
Multiple Iowa News Briefs Highlight Local Events Small and Far
A platform collapse at Kiron harms none. Anna Pion named deputy by Clay of Denison under new state law. A cablogram reports Macham Schneider’s death in Wearabeng Germany, ex-Burlington resident. W T Brown of Des Moines organizes two Sunday schools in Oakland. Noah Williams and Thomas Michaelson of Ida Grove invest nearly a quarter million dollars in Palo Alto county land in two deals. Julia Bailey, a young Lexington woman, wins a Kansas City school position test. Corning paving progresses, half concrete laid, bricks to follow. W B Wightman’s auto to Nebraska City overturns. all five occupants hurt except C L Story. Tiffin Kis fever fears epidemic. water supply to be tested. Martin Wanderscheid, 16, killed when wagon runs into another team. J K Murchison travels from Griswold to Scotland with family. Sioux City police chief O Shennasy denies resignation rumors. August 1 reshuffle unlikely. Fred Austin leases Wall Lake for 20 years, converting 905 acres to farmland at about 200 dollars yearly. Abraham Slimmer donates 5,000 to Chicago Mazonides hospital. total gifts to May and others rise. Gas stove fire injures Mrs Lookingbill as flames die and gasoline reignites. Louis Edwards of Cumberland escapes serious injury when front axle fails. Atlantic Chautauquas restricted to business privileges. Sioux City funeral directors’ meeting set with Barnes and Wright speakers. Dr Wright dies in Paris after operation. A gas container accident near Cupeau injures Dr Wright. Don Barry injured, son unscathed. Baptists plan October state convention in Walnut Street church, aiming for 2,000 delegates, with Mort Vora church hosting pending pastor.
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Kiron
Clay
Denison
Anna Pion
Wearabeng
Germany
Macham Worthmuller Schneider
Burlington
W. Brown
Des Moines
American Sunday School Union
Oakland
Noah Williams
Thomas Michaelson
Ida Grove
Palo Alto
Julia Bailey
Lexcher
Marblestovk
Kansas City
Corning
W. B. Wightman
Sidney
Nebraska City
C. L. Story
Tiffin
Martin Wanderscheid
Lawler
J. K. Murchison
Griswold
Scotland
Murchison
Hamburg
O’shennasy
Sioux City
Fred Austin
Wall Lake
Abraham Slimmer
Dubuque
Maionides Jewish Hospital
Chicago
W. C. Lookingbill
Lookingbill
Louis Edwards
Cumberland
Atlantic
Burnea
Chautauqua
Interstate Funeral Directory? Association
G. L. Barnes
Barnes School of Anatomy
Cupeau
Bercy
Lerts
Cranston
Barry
Don
of the Baptists of Laws
Walnut Brreat Baptist Church
Bose
Mort Vlora
New
Grain and Provisions Prices and Live Stock Receipts
Grain and provisions prices for Wheat Corn Date and Sept futures listed with Chicago cash prices. Live stock receipts show figures for cattle including steers heifers cows and calves, plus hogs and sheep with regional totals at Chicago and South Omaha markets. Strong entity mentions include Chicago, South Omaha, and assay price points for July and September contracts.
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Chicago
Park
Western
South Omaha
South Oatfey
Strat
Eloers Wilforders
Hakko
Toy
Sou Luk
Wolkers
Guy
Ewes
Multiple Iowa incidents and deaths across towns
A sprawling list reports Claug Claussen's suicide near Bancroft from despondency, a mangled unidentified hobo near Creston, a Des Moines hospital ward with Dorothy Hall's lockjaw after a fall, and Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey's fatal stairs accident. Other items note burns from hot coffee in Mason City, eggs protests in Cedar Falls, a $500 award for Mr. Jackson's finger loss, a fatal fall by Gus Fezeta at Lake Manawa, and W U lineman Rena Promenschenkla's poison death in Burlingoton.
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Claug Claussen
Bancroft
Creston
Dorothy Hall
Des Moines
Elizabeth Harvey
Sherman
William Graves
Mason City
Cedar Falls
College Hill
H. O. Jackson
Rome
State Hospital For the Insane
Mr. Jackson
Gus Fezeta
South Omaha
Lake Munawa
Council Bluffs
Rena Promenschenkla
Western Union
Burlington
Charles Jackson
State Board of Health
Dr. Bierring
Lois Edmonds
Clarinda Re
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Grinnell
Earth
Cosson
Julian Hawthorne
Priso
Massachusetts
Dennil Knowings
A. M
For All
Carbo
Townsend & Merrill
Ackley and
Faulkner
TWA
Chicago Board of Trade
Miss Edmonds
Taft
Fred Fischer
Hartley
J. G. Beane
Beane
Minnesota
Serviana
Lehigh Cement Campany
Grand
Clarence Morrison
Little Sioux
South Dakota
Wellingsworth
Cedar Rapids
J. D. Blue, Jr
Blue
Justice Court
Arthur Maddy
Ray Carnen
Adda Freeman
Marie Roberts
Whitebreast Creek
Chariton
B. E. Purcell
Iowa Falls
Sea Ma
R. L. Probasco
F. H. Rule
Ackley
O. M. Woods
Route 3
Fred Waltinson
F. A. Faltinson
Thiton Township
Towa
Colony Dam
South Amana
Olson
Fakinson
Nears of
Ams
Ben Heelp
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