Latest By Wire Dog Turns Car Over Near Green and Rosigna
Multiple brief items report a car collision killing and injuring at least two, a fatality in a tunnel, and various regional incidents. A Lao Rev Haton family from Fredburg were seriously injured when their car struck a dog and overturned near Green and Rosigna. In New York, Herbert G. Wylie resigned as president and GM of Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co. Six county prisoners work at a quarry near Solon, while bandits robbed Torrence’s payroll in St. Louis, netting 9,200 dollars. Ontario rum runners were captured, with 6,000 cases of Canadian liquor seized. A massive fire in Sioux City destroyed eight sugar deposits and damaged a locomotive shop, with a fireman injured. Dwight N. Lewis to address Iowa county supervisors on road issues. Dr. Bert Caldwell resigns from the General University Hospital effective Sept. 1. Iowa’s W. J. Condran attends a Topeka conference on freight rates. Seaplanes for Donald MacMillan expedition reportedly completed a test flight. Donald Cameron found dead in Ames heating tunnel. cause unknown.
Last Rites Held for Atlantic Resident Mrs Sophia Neff
Funeral services were held for Mrs Sophia Neff a well known Atlantic resident who died at her son Lou J Neff's home 402 Ont day afternoon Interment was made in Atlantic cemetery Pall bearers included David Snyd Will Barnard Wilbur Dallin Chas Ruhr Pete Bock and C W Dallinger
Hearst Threatens Hard Freight Rate Scrap Across Railroads
Des Moines reports Hearst declares railroads face hard rate scrap as production costs rise. Charles B, president of the Town Farm Union federation, notes union committees will employ experts to study freight rates. A meeting led by William Hirth and Milo Reng discusses unifying farm organizations, cooperative marketing, and an export corporation.
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Faron Irgan
Veaterding
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Exescutive Committee
Wil-Farm
William Hirth
Columbia
Ian Jensty
Milo Reng
Iowa Partners’ Union
Three Bombings Hit Chicago on Southwest Side
Three blasts shook Chicago on the southwest side early today injuring no one reported, but shattering windows and destroying buildings. A bomb at the Southtown Economists publishing plant damaged the interior, a black powder device demolished the Pastime Theater restaurant and the Harrison soft drink parlor front was wrecked.
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Southtown Economists
Harrison Soft Drink
Local Scouts Defeat Extra Team Here Yesterday
Local youths from the town played a friendly game against an additional squad yesterday at the local grounds. The event drew a small crowd and highlighted student teamwork and sportsmanship in a casual setting.
Steck Takes Lead in 29 Counties in Iowa Senate Recount
In Iowa, Democrat Daniel F. Steck leads Senator Smith W. Brookhart by 1,154 votes after a county recount. The state elections committee reported 2024 challenged ballots with 1,415 votes cast for Brookhart. The overall recount across Gather, Hamilton, and Warpeck districts showed Brookhart gaining slightly while Steck widened his lead in the 29 counties under review.
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Rockhart
Haynes Shorn of More Power Today
Washington August 4 Prohibition Commissioner He was relegated further in the background of the new enforcement regime today when supervision of the entire Detroit river section was taken from him and placed under Collector of Internal Revenue Ferguson of Detroit This is one of the territories where campaigning has been rampant It extends from the lower Detroit river to Port Huron The change was effected after an extended conference between Ferguson and General Lincoln C Andrews the new prohibition head
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Detroit River
Internal Revenue
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Detroit
Port Huron
Lincoln C. Andrews
Governor to Inspect National Guard Camp
Des Moines report states Governor will review the National Guard encampment with Major General Matthew A. Vintech and County Sheriff courtmarshal leading the inspection of 00 enlisted men and officers.
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Covernor Soda
Fewa Naira
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Wihury Staly Ara
Titthew A. Vintec
Counys
Secretary Jardine Admitted To Hospital
Washington August 45 Secretary of Agriculture Jardine was admitted to Walters Ruede hospital today for stomach trouble. Officials said his condition is not serious and no operation is planned.
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Jardine
Walters Rued
Bryan Pleads For Mercy In Court For Darrow
Fragmentary text shows a judge noting Bryan asked mercy for Darrow.OCR artifacts obscure details and date. The piece centers on a court hearing verdict consideration and mentions mercy toward Darrow. The readable elements indicate a legal proceeding with a plea for clemency affecting a named defendant.
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Bryan
Mercy
Darrow
Appointment of Mantzes Made by Gov Wehmill
Fragmented OCR reports Mantzes appointment by Governor, with references to Des Moines and August activities. Mentions Ventimore judge and a trial context, noting a political shakeup and potential resignations, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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GOV, Wammill
Taxpayer starts new monkey case in Tennessee
Rob ert Wilson, a Tennessee taxpayer, filed suit in the U S district court seeking to bar state officials from enforcing the anti evolution law passed last session. The action, filed by John R Neal on behalf of John T Scopes, has no connection to the Scopes trial.
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INS
Rannight
Robert Wilson
Tnday
United Stes District Court
Tennessee
John R. Neal
John T. Scopes
Dayetun
Naval architect and writer tells of Japanese war
A historical piece recounts an imagined naval war between Japan and the United States through the lens of a naval architect and writer. It describes a dramatic opening battle, American torpedo aircraft, and a war plan in which the United States slowly builds to an invasion from the Philippines as Japan faces diplomatic pressures and strategic maneuvers.
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Pacific
Ue Drestea
Nyse
Tatsuta
Bywater
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Philippines
Guamery
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United States Navy
China
Russia
Reduction plan aims for a more definite form
Washington reports a 10 million tax reduction program outlined by Republicans. The plan centers on six core points including revoking the publicity clause, extending war-time tax cuts, taxing theater tickets and autos, raising the surtax on wealth, lowering the normal income tax, and eliminating federal inheritance and gift taxes. Debate remains over publicity repeal and estate taxes, with party divisions and committee leadership shaping the final draft.
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M. S
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Congress
En Weaver
de Sa
ereMiue
William R. Green
House
Ways and Means
Weather Outlook: Mostly Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Mostly fair conditions prevail tonight and on Wednesday, with possible isolated thunder storms on Wednesday. Tonight should be slightly warmer in western and northern portions, while cooler air moves in for Wednesday.
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