Mystery companion linked to two murdered women in Sioux City
Sioux City police seek a mysterious Chicago visitor seen drinking with Mrs. Josie Goodwin 66 and Mrs. Elizabeth Anthony 66, whose decomposed bodies were found in a shack on East Seventh street. Asphyxiation by gas reported. jewelry and about $20 missing. The women had prior violent histories and connections to former spouses.
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Sioux City
INS
Policce
Josie Goodwin
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Anthony
East Seventh Street
Chicago
Alse
Goodwin
Elsworth Kress
Anthony
Boise
Idaho
California Fruit Growers Lose Rate Fight Before ICC
California growers and shippers of fresh deciduous fruits appealed to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking reduced freight rates to eastern points. The ICC ruled the current rates of $1.62 and $1.73 per 100 pounds are not unreasonably prejudicial, upholding the existing structure for 15,000 growers and about 85 percent of the state’s fruit production. The move aimed to roll back to the $1.44 level former before the Aug 26, 1920 increase.
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Washington
INS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Californian Growers and Shippers Protective League
Young People Conference Opens at Des Moines
The big meeting of the Churches of Christ of Iowa youth opens at Des Moines under Glenn McRae of Bethany Neb as director. Delegates include Misses Erma Biglow and Katie Vaughn. The convention runs to July 20 at the state fair grounds with classes study recreation devotions hikes and stunts. Drake faculty will lecture on vocational guidance elementary methods missions storytelling charting and recreation. Delegates are housed with meals at the state fair ground clubhouse.
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Des Moines
Glenn McRae
Bethany
Neb
Erma Biglow
Katie Vaughn
State Fair Grounds
Facalty
Drake
State Fair Ground
Omaha Boy Injured In Motorcycle Accident Near Red Oak
Cletus Heinisch, 22, Omaha law student, is in a Red Oak hospital with a fractured right leg after a motorcycle crash on a federal road six miles west of Red Oak. His cousin Howard Heinisch of Toledo, Ohio, and Mark Korss of Omaha suffered minor bruises. Korss and Howard were riding with him.
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Red Oak
Cletus Heinisch
Omaha
Federal Road
Heinisch
Howard Heinisch
Teledo
Ohio
Mark Korss
Korss
Cletus
Ean
Omaha Law
Elect Officers for Local Carnegie Library Last Eve
The Carnegie Library association elected L. H. Pine as president with C. P. Meredith C. A. Ottov and Miss Anna C Temple among officers. Finance committee includes C. E. Cole C. A. Ottov and L. H. Pine. building committee lists Bert Butler Carl Belgen and Miss Carrie Wilken. Officers will serve one year.
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Carnegie Library Association
Ge Keoney
L. H. Pine
C. P. Mere
Fresiibhty
C.A. Othoses Annisco
Cc. P. Meredith
Car’ Carey Martin
Anna C. Temple
C. E. Cole
C. A. Ottov
Bert Butler
Carl
Citiz ens Military Training Camps Offer Big Athletics
Omaha July 15 The Seventh Corps Area spent over 1300 dollars on athletic equipment for the C M T C to be held August 1 30 at Fort Des Moines Fort Leavenworth. Camps run a full month with baseball volleyball tennis and many outdoor games. Top instructors from West Point and other colleges lead.
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Seventh Corps
Fort Des Moines
Fort Leavenworth
West Point
Army
Nebr
Land Values on Upward Trend in Walnut Area
Two recent cash land deals show values rising. Geo B Neff sold 120 acres south of Walnut at 225 per acre totaling 27000 to Geo TL Strater who will move in March. Emma Dooley sold 80 acres adjoining the Bissell farm for 125 per acre totaling 10000 to R M Bissell. Fred Saemisch sold 40 acres in Bear Grove to Carl W Stengel at 107.50 per acre. Records indicate land sales are recovering toward normal.
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Geo. B. Neff
Walnut
Geo. TL
Btraters
Lincoln Township
Emma Dooley
Lincoln “Township
R. M. Bissell
Bissell
Mr. Strater
Strater
Fred Saemisch
Bear Grove
Clara Shepperd
Carl W. Stengel
Principals in WP trial get Chautauqua bids
Dayton Tennessee July 15 The Scopes Darrow Bryan monkey trial headlines move off courthouse steps to Chautauquas with debates. Bryan hailed as hero. Scopes and elder Scopes offered touring bids, though both consider verdict first.
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Jack Lait
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopes
Young Scopes
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Chautauquas
Clarensen
Darrow
Scopes
Neal
Matone
Bryan
Mason Dixon
New York
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