Burglars Rob Cumberland Businesses Steal Car and Cash
A Chevrolet coupe was stolen from James G. White garage after burglars looted multiple Cumberland sites including the Sothmipis and Gardiner drug store. They escaped east with the new car, leaving glass broken entries and traces of tire tracks noted by Deputy Sheriff P P Edwards. Cash, checks, and a washing machine were among items taken, with safe combination spilled.
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Cumberland
Hopeee
James .G. White
Sothmipis
Frank Gordinier
Atore
Sothyon
Gardinter
Pinchot Attacks Utilities Power in Conference Address
Governor Gifford Pinchot denounced electric power trusts at the French Lick Springs conference, accusing utilities of graft and immense political influence. He warned the public is being drained, urging governors to resist nonassertive stances and to confront the power companies directly.
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George 2. Holmes
N.S
French Lick Springs
Gifford Pincho
Jty
Politica
Pinchlot
Venxe
Pinchat
Apn
Pennsylvania
Jie
Lalani
Vroumstable
Ike Pinchot
Vi Ling
Ito
Aliseus Juin
BN Ree
Bankrupt Elk Horn Bank Faces New Involuntary Petition
In Bluffs Iowa a second involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against the Farmers Bank of Elk Horn in federal court. The latest filing names new creditors led by Marold Johnson, Ravinia Wieleuil, and Peder Kruger among others with claims ranging from about 1,000 to 15,000 dollars. The petition asserts the firm’s insolvency and alleges associations with Fogmbers and others.
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Council “Bluffs
Federal’ District “Court
Farmers Bank of
Elk Horn
Marold Johnson
Elk, Horn
Marinus Larsen
Hamlin
Niels
Nielson
Shelby County
Peder
Kruger
Audubon
Hemicrix
A William Hoeg' Walter
E. Bogen-Jorgengen
Owners of Two Ram Laden Cars Nabbed in Capital
Des Moines police arrested Paul Koosier of Des Moines and Allan Charles Brows of Clive after finding alcohol intoxication vehicles and liquor in their possession in the downtown district. Koosier faced a drunken driving charge and was released on 900 dollar bond. Brows, 600 dollars. Advertising material bore the signature of Des Moines’ noted handyman Kenneth.
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Des Moines
Paul Koosier
Hloc
Pluher
Allan
Charles Brows
Clive
Koosier
Fisher's Hall
Kenneth
Des Moinks
Fisher
Cranium Derby Starts Today At Iowa City Event
Iowa City hosts the third annual state scholastic cranium derby as about 1,000 contestants from 62,000 pupils gathered for today’s examinations. The event will conclude with a banquet tonight where champions will be announced.
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Iowa’ City
Towa
Tadey
Atyile
Inwa City
Turkiye Forces Kill Outlaw Leader and Followers
Turkish troops backed by Syrian aircraft raided the Eyro Turkialy border area today. Local reports say brigand chief Shvik AK Tamefly and 55 of his outlaw followers were killed. Ali Tameit's followers suffered injuries and ten were captured.
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Jerusalem
Neaf
Shvik AK
Eyro-Turkialy
Ali Tameit
Three Men Slain in Ky Gun Battle
Salyersville Kentucky June 2 report states three men were killed in a gun battle in dense woods about twenty five miles away. Sheriff Adam Carpenter and deputies travel to investigate as a posse attempted to capture fugitive Frank Johnson, 28, sought since 1928. Black Pink, 60, farmer, was shot by Johnson during the posse pursuit. Rinke crawled behind a rock and fired at the fugitive, dying as a result. A third man named Johnson reportedly died at the scene.
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Salyersville
M.s.j
Adam Carpenter
Hig
Prank Johnson
Pinks
Johnson
Rinke
Ao Rock
Lapeweaaat Saaaes
Elldon Man Killed in Crossing Crash
George Armentrout, 40, of Eldon, died in a train auto collision five miles west of Eldon. His car was struck by a freight train as the crossing was not observed. He suffered a broken neck skull fractures and broken ribs. The crossing was not observed and the accident occurred yesterday.
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Abia
Jane
George Armentrout
Eldon
Hil
Entrout
Tate’ Yeatedpy Onia
Armentrout
Correctionville editor commits suicide amid long illness
Lars C. Sturges, editor and publisher of the Correctionville News since 1922, shot himself after a three year battle with illness. The 39 year old former Atlantic printer was found in the Correctionville city park by boys. He had led the local Lions club and past chaired the Tri State Press association. Surviving are his wife, two sons, his mother in Dunlap, a brother in Atlantic, and a sister. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Lars C. Sturges
Correctionville New
Atlantic
Correctionville
K Br Robins
Sturges
H. Tl. Storees
Sturge
Tri- State Press Association
Correptionville
Charter Oak
Times
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Masonic Order
Lions Club
Herbert
Phillip
H.H. Sturges
Dunlap
Hal M. Sturges
Otto, Branson
Hillls
Hawkeye Printing Company
Hills
Mr. Sturges
Atlantic Printing Company
Cat Recovering After Bad Bite At Linn Street
A badly bitten cat on Linn Street is recovering after a neighbor helped Mrs Ack and Brg Blick Becher. The animal sustained multiple wounds to the right forearm and elbow while the cat entered a yard, with danger of infection averted by prompt care.
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Brg
Tex and Troupe to Return to United States
Havre France June 2 Texas Guinan American night club queen announced she would return to the United States immediately. Her troupe, staying at a local hotel during the carnival, will depart as she ends her stay with French authorities.
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Havre
France
Texas
Burt
Des Moines High School Student Dies by Own Action
Ronald Maize, 19, a Des Moines high school student, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in his apartment basement. An investigation will be held today. His father found his body late last night after he intended to say goodbye before a business trip. The family on the building’s third floor survived he had been despondent over health and academic failures with two brothers and his parents.
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Des Moines
Ronald Maize
Ronald
Death Probe in Muscatine Man Case Moves Ahead
In Des Moines the investigation into Don Hoxsey's death continues with ballistic tests. Harold Gisell, state identification expert, compares bullets from the scene to a gun found in Hoxsey's car. Coroner Norton recessed the inquest after testimony from Mrs. Hoxsey and neighbors.
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Des Moines
Jane
Don Hoxsey
Muscatine
Harold J. E. Gisell
Hoxey
Hox
Igeno
Mere Wes
Dan Hoxsey
Harry Hoxsey
Hoxsey
Ao Sholster
Harold Gisel
Lexpert
W. S. Norton
Hoxseys
Former Massena Doctor and Nasby Dead
Massena, N Y June 2 Special De M 3 Sterns of Massenny N Y civil war veteran long time local postmaster and all of the first settlers here died at his home in Massena N Y May 20 according to word received by friends He was 87 years old and a brother in law of Mr and Mrs George Fish of Atlantic.
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Massena
Sterns
Masspenny
N.Y
N. Y
George Fish
Atlantic
Four Evanston Boys Freed After Jury Finds Nurse Shooting Unintentional
Four Evanston youths accused in the fatal nurse shooting near an abandoned house in Lenzady were absolved of responsibility after a coroner’s jury ruled the death of Mrs. Gladys Boyd, 27, unintentional. The incident stemmed from stray target practice by the boys, who were previously charged with homicide.
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Chicgaga
L. N
Evanston
Pat Ented
Lenzady
Gladys Boyd
Early Ball Scores and American League Update
Fragmentary OCR notes mention early ball scores in the American League with unreadable names and locations. The readable portion lacks clear entities, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Brayton Bank Robbery and Warehouse Fire Strain Town
Robbers roughed Brayton Savings Bank, escaping with 750 dollars as hundreds watched from Brayton and surrounding areas. A massive blaze then destroyed a nearby company warehouse, threatening gasoline tanks and prompting regional fire crews to rush in. The incidents appear connected, with authorities investigating possible planning between the two events.
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Brayton
Brayton Savings 1
L. F
Miller
Spn
Biniar
Mier
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