Chatsworth to get new postmaster in succession plan
Ben Daignesh of Chatsworth is notified by Postmaster General J A Farley that he will be appointed postmaster at Chatsworth succeeding William J Kelley who has served about a year following the death of postmistress Lulu Howie. The earlier February notice to Kelley came from Postmaster General Brown, but the new administration altered the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Daignesh
Chatsworth
J. A.farley
Wm. J. Kelley
Lulu Howie
Kelley
Brown
Local Akron News Briefs and Community Events
Local notices advertise Mother's Day cards, seeds, cement and insurance from Akron businesses. Community activities include church and club meetings, baseball games, bake sales, Girl Scouts, and a Junior-Senior banquet at Akron High School. Nearby visits, weather notes, and patriotic guard activity are reported with regional names and dates.
Martial law proclaimed in Plymouth County amid arrests
LeMars reports 80 men jailed by soldier squads for questioning over the attack on Judge Bradley. Four military courts operate daily in LeMars with witnesses and Judge Bradley's testimony. prisoners also from O'Brien and Crawford counties. Civil courts suspended. Darrow reportedly to defend. police duties may extend two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Bradley
Crawford County
Plymouth County
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
M. A. Tinley
National Guardsmen
F. G. Clark
Waterloo
Ole G. Claussen
185Th Field Artillery
L. Dee Mallonee
Audubon
Earl Peters
Clatinda
Iowa
le Mars
Haynes
Proclamation of Martial Law in Plymouth and Crawford Iowa
Denison Iowa May 1 1933 proclaims martial law in Plymouth and Crawford counties with a military district. Prohibits firearms without command authority and ordering peaceable behavior. Military court for violations. civil cases halted. public assemblies banned without command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Plymouth
Crawford
Plymouth County
Mar
Judge Bradley survives mob attack in LeMars
District court scene near LeMars ends with Judge C C Bradley assaulted by a mob from Primghar and other counties. He is left in the street then returns to court, praised for courage. The crowd disperses. deputies and officers face challenges and investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aré
Wilbur DePree
LeMars
C. C. Bradley
Bradley
Twenty-first Judicial District
W. D. Boies
Eleventh
Congress
T Frrom
Republican State Central Committee
Plymouth County
Iowa State Bar Association
Extra
Iowa
American Bar Association
The
Sentinel
Reiniger
Murray
Wernlc
Rippey
Martial law proclaimed in Plymouth County Iowa 1933
Governor Clyde L. Herring declares martial law across Plymouth County and adjacent territory to restore peace and enforce law. Adjutant General ordered to deploy troops, assist peace officers, and arrest violators, with safeguards for property and officials. Des Moines date April 28, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Department of Justice
Clyde L. Herring
Charles H. Grahl
Towa
State of
Des Moines
Alex. Miller
Official Iowa National Guard notice from 1920s era
Official imprint announces command enforcement by Major General Tinley with signatures of George F. Hoerest Lt. Col AGD and R A Lancaster Major AGD Iowa NGA Adjutant. The document bears a seal and references executive directives for Iowa National Guard operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Tinley
Seal
George
F. Hoerest
AGD
Iowa N. G
R.A. Lancaster
Westfield Victorious Over Akron in May Exhibition
Westfield won over Akron with final score to be decided next Sunday at 3:00 PM against the Stevens team. Admission is 26 cents with ladies free. Also noted a son of Mrs Clyde Ross underwent appendicitis surgery at Akron Hospital this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biter Implement’ Co
Sjostrom Bros
Ross Grain Co
Henry Dirks
Akron
Iowa
Akron Lumber Co
Utile Duke Club
W. H. McDonald
John Crossley
Arthur Combs
Whiting
Town
Portland Township Farm Bureau
T. L. Burnight
Catherine Burnight
Pasadena
Calif
Stevens
Clyde Ross
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Kirk
Iten
U. S. No
Louisiana
Richelieu
Bartlett
Selis
Ilkebakken
Hoschier
Legion Hall
Frank Neal
Redfield
Rockham
Wessington
South Dakota
Clifford S. McKibben
DeSmet, S. D
B. A
Guy Irwin
Anna Schmidt
Oscar Nelson
Worthington, Minn
Wm. Zierath
Verne Swift
Luther League of Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ed. Dirks
Bredall
International Harvester Co
Sioux City
A. W. Heald
Hawarden
Arthur
Mr. Heald
Denver
Colo
Peterson
H. N. Kluckhohn
M. ¥. Schafenberg
Hinton
A. H. Jastram
Remsen
Samuelson
Ros. Grain, Co
Hlue
Seeda
Implement Co
Sjostrom Bros. A
U. S. Mint
Burker
Elmer Heeren
Helen Clementson
Omaha
Akron High School
Masonic Temple
Wm. S. Dirks
Women's Missionary Society
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Africa
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Herring
Matt Tinley
Wheaties
Crawford and
Plymouth Counties
Denison
Brad
Primghar
O'Brien
O’brien
Sioux
Woodbury
Durbard Farm
LeMara
Durband
Ball Park
Thay
Clarence Becker
T. E
Diamond
Becker
O'Brien County
Court House
Leemkuil
O. H. Mentzheimer
Woodbury County
American Légion Auxiliary
Ruth Larsen
American Legion
America
Auxiliary
A. Weidenfeller
Westfield
MEN OF America
Wm. Boyd
Chick- Sale
Richard Barthelmess
Spencer Tracy
Stuart Erwin
Marion Nixon
Akron Mill
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