Visitors Turn Inmates as Larceny Suspects At Jail
Jasper Randolph and Roy McBride, Oakland youths, visited brother Vester McBride in the county jail and allegedly shoplifted after arriving by car on Chestnut street. Police arrested them at noon. gun, clock, shells and other stolen items were found in the car. The incident followed a prior shooting involving Vester McBride and Donald Clements, with Molestation and gunfire reported at the Clem ents home.
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Jasper Randolph
Roy McBride
Oakland
Vester McBride
C. O. Loy
Chestnut Street
Woolworth
Gamblé
Randolph
McBride
PF. 1
Appleman
Ford Cope
Mark’ Gardner
Veater
Avoca
Cass
Donald
Clements
Local firm honored for third time in golden rule effort
Roland, Peacock & Baxter funeral directors receive third consecutive selection to represent Atlantic Order of the Golden Rule. The firm’s badge shows a knight armor shield, symbolizing service over wealth, emphasizing modest fees and dedication to ethical conduct among members in Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
Loveal Funeral Directors
Atlantic
Order of the Golden
Roland, Peadick & ‘Baxter
Order of
Weather fragment hints at warm north breeze
Fragmentary weather note mentions Audy and Basiday with a warm trend and a northerly influence. Details are unclear but suggest mild temperatures and shifting winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audy
Pebts
Basiday
Eltiedy
Panama Overthrows Government as Arasemena Resigns
At Colon Panama January 2 1930s revolutionaries toppled the republic imprisoning President Florencio Arasemena and Vice President St Gabriel Duque. Manuel Quintero led insurgents ending the government as 16 killed and many injured. American troops guarded the Canal Zone border while Panamanian officials pledged loyalty to the new junta.
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Colon
Panama
Clon. S
Don Florencio Arasemena
Ricardo Alfaro
Washington
Alfaro
New York
J. A. Ryan
Manuel Quintero
Republic of Panama
Floren
Avosema
St. Gabriel Duque
Hartwell F. Ayers
Colonedo
Noonr Dt
Wis
Atlantic
Revolutionary Forces
Wer
Ace Clon
Canal Zone
United States
Cuy
Trading in potato futures to start January 12
Chicago January 2 N S Trading in potato futures will begin on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange January 12 with rules drawn up by potato dealers. The new market aims to offer a daily open market year round for potatoes and provide hedging opportunities for the potato industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N. S
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Local man and woman hurt when car hits Buck Creek bridge
Arleigh Odem, son of Mr. and Mrs. A Odeny, and Dorothy Manuel of Hawes cafe were injured when Odem's Ford struck the Buck creek bridge west of town about 3 AM. Two racing cars crowding him off the bridge caused the crash. Odem sprained knee and Manuel injured her back.
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Arleigh Odem
A. Odeny
Spruce Streets
Dorothy Manuel
Hawes Cafe
Odem
Buck Creek
Here
Atrack the Bannister
Manuel
Couple plan to hop to Paris in joint flight
New York news service reports Captain William MacLaren and Mrs Beryl Hart announced a round trip flight to Paris before daylight tomorrow. They will follow the southern transatlantic route with stops at Bermuda and the Azores, aiming for Paris about forty hours after takeoff from North End Queens. The plane Trade Wind, a balance cabin monoplane, has 400 gallons gasoline capacity and will not be full due to two planned stops.
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New York
S. No
William 8. MacLaren
Beryl Hart
Hyers
Bermuda
Azores
Paris
Northend
Queens
Poes
MacLaren
Hart
United States
Europe
agutHern
Hurt
Ballance
Wilmington
Del
Time locked delay in bank robbery inquiry
Chicago January 22 bank robbery probe delayed as time locks prevented access to the vault. John C Malloy assistant cashier of Lawrence Avenue National Bank reports the bank funds amounting to around 16 000 were involved in the incident. Abduction allegations tied to the case emerge, with investigators facing technical setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John C. Malloy
Canhier
Lawrence, Avrenue
Omaha man shot in brawl ends in murder claim
In Omaha a quarrel between Joe Gifford and Glenn Goodman left Gifford dead and Goodman jailed for murder. Albert Surette and Mrs Meyer were wounded as gunfire erupted in Gifford’s Chicago Street room. Police say Surette’s fatal injuries followed a gun seizure attempt and a blast aimed at Gifford.
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Don Gifford
Griswold
Glenn Goodman
Omaha
Albert Surette
Fies
Lord Linter Hospital
Nebraska
Goodman
Surette
Gifford
Moen
Beaver City
Nebby
J. M. Steele
Meyer
Posse
Twentieth
Chicago
Ted Whiteneck
Anilute
Whiteneck
Géoumin
Herman H. Moller
Waltar
Mrv. Surette
Griswold Men Fined on Liquor Charges
George Phillips of Griswold was fined 100 dollars and costs after an arraignment on a liquor charge. John Stevens, a Griswold farmer, received a similar fine for the same day arrest. A small quantity of liquor was seized in both cases. Henry Jahnke, Lewis constable, raided William Farmhals home at Lewis and seized twelve quarts of alleged home brew. Farmhals is free on bond. He was previously fined here last winter on a liquor count. County and city officers raided a sandwich shop (former Roberts pool hall) but found no liquor.
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George Phillips
Griswold
John Stevens
Phillips
Henry Jahnke
Lewis
William Farmhals
Farmhals
Roberts Pool
Fatherly Love Brings Kidnapped Boy Back Safely
In a New Year drama in St. Louis a fatherly appeal led to the return of Adolphus Busch Orthwein, 13, from the son of Pearl Abernathy. Police questioned Abernathy and his son Charles Y Abernathy. no ransom was paid. The boy, heir to the Busch fortune, was reunited with family at the Orthwein residence.
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St. Louis
Jon
Ron
Fa Ord
Flarry Troll
Orthweint
Adolphus ‘Busch Orthwein
ehiidFenil
Wes
Percy
Orthwein
Troll
Clayton
Pearl Abernathy
Abernathy
St.Louis
Gerk
Kaiser
Adolphus Busch
Busch
Trott
August A. Buech
Joffre Rallyes Dramatic French Leader Amid Reports
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Joffre of France rallying troops or public support, with garbled phrases suggesting a deep breath or speech, dated January 2, amid unclear context and misread lines. The text lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Outlaw Bullets Kill Eight Marines in Nicaragua Ambush
In northern Nicaragua near Atchapaga attackers hid in jungle and opened fire on a Marine patrol, killing eight and wounding two. The injured and dead were flown to base in Managua. reinforcement sent to pursue the attackers. Names of fallen Marines and their mothers or fathers are listed, with location ties to Fort Lyon and Brooklyn, Des Moines, and Indianapolis. The Marines had been deployed since 1927 to defend Ammenant vessels and property against revolutionary activity.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Atchapaga
Ocotal
Apati
Augustino Sandino
Maine
Marine
Axtiur M. Pahang
A.M. Pahang
Fort Lyon
Colo
Irving W. Aron
Gecelia Aron
Mothee
Brooklyn
Lambbrt Bush
Richard H. Bush
Ray Minette
Ala
Edwad
Everett Elliott
F. Mi. Elliott
Des Moines
Josiph Alfred Harbaugh
Blanchy Moffatt
Washington
Jose Frank Kosieradki
Pater
Keteradski
Affalot
Richard J. Litz
Pearl Litz
Dianapolis
Joaph Arthur McGarthy
John Wo ‘McCarthy
Phillicothe Mo
Frank Auatin
Lawrenceville
Masct Hutcherson
Shreveport
Yietine
Second Mayne Brigade
Mangua
Amnenat
Burglars Take Two Cash Registers At Audubon Store
Police report two cash registers and about $28 in change taken from a Audubon storefront. Entry gained via basement rear window. a third till left largely intact. Burglars dropped several dollars on the floor while fleeing. no suspects yet.
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Audubon
Baltimore Post Plant Wrecked by Fire Last Night
Baltimore report says the Baltimore Post plant of A Abell company suffered a deadly explosion and fire at 7 p m yesterday, destroying the building and equipment. One employee died and most staff returned to work today as officials in New York consider continuing the publication with Syrvins-Howard support.
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Baltimore
1. N
Baltimore Post
A. Abell Company
Bun
Evening Sun
Syrvins-Howard Organization
New York
Three Arrested in Omaha Auto Bandit Case
Three men Donald Moor Walter Rushing and Edward Casteel were arrested after a chase from Eleventh and Douglas to Seventh and Pierce streets. They said they came from Colorado and eight dresses were found in their car. Officers hold them for questioning amid a spate of recent automobile holdups by traveling bandits across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Descriptions prompted orders to detain the men.
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Omaha
Nelson
Hinkley
Douglas
Seventh
Pierée
Condit
Nebraska
Iowa
Donald Moor
Walter Rushing
Edward Casteel
Colorado
New Year Welcome Draws Big Crowds in Iowa City
The New Year was greeted with a large midnight frolic at the Legion Memorial building and skating at the Atlantic roller rink drawing numerous attendees. Across the city watch parties formed and special New Year services were held by Catholic and Lutheran churches. Police report two arrests George Mayehama and Henry Brosam for interrupting events with suspended sentences. Mayor W Carey Martin spoke on the night.
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Iowa ‘Theater
Legion Memorial
Atlantic
Chugehen
George.Mayehama
Henry Brosam
W. Carey Martin
al Aa
Legion Memorial Building to House Army Company in Atlantic
Atlantic post 48 announces the 168th infantry Iowa National Guard battalion headquarters will relocate from Des Moines to Atlantic. Major G C Greenwalt becomes secretary of state and will command the unit here, bringing about 30 local officers and cadets with a projected annual net of about $5,000 for the city. The battalion will drill 48 times yearly. pay scales include first lieutenant at $120 administrative pay and staff sergeant at $2.40 per drill, with per capita allowances and a two-week annual camp. The move, planned for March, will involve camp duty and brigade headquarters realignment from Winterset to Des Moines.
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Atlantic Post
American ‘Legion
168Th Infantry
Iowa National Guard
G. C. (Kelly) Greenwalt
Des Moines
Atlantic
Legion
Focal
Sammending
Hee
Tmmorg
Greenwal
Glenn C. Haynes
Des
168Th Reg
Matt Tinley
Council
Bluffs
34Th. Division
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Republic
Arasemena
London
Tharawaddy
Upper Burma
Earl Orrow
Joe Gifford
Omahan
St Louis
Joffre
Driy
Mark Joffre
France
Outlaw
Edward E. . Elliot
Pahang
Hutcherson
Jackson
Omaha-As
Legionaires
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