Two Bootlessers Caught Red Handed In Liquor Sale
Officers arrested Earl Heath and FL Whitmore north of the city on the charge of transporting liquor. They unloaded from a car in view of dancers, with several bottles of apricot brandy found. Heath pleaded guilty and paid about 92.50 in fines and costs. Whitmore posted a 200 bond and scheduled for a later court appearance.
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Earl Heath
Whitmore
Anita
Ing
Codeshoot
Alice Moynaugh
Anderson
Cordell
Sarah
Heath
Gorah
Otisidars
Dantes
Ren
Anderson Place
Lovah
Cockshouot
Chief Moyneaugh
Harry Cornell
Presenall
Justice Preenall
Justice Pennoil
Walnut Bank Depositors Meet This Evening
Depositors of the closed American State Bank of Walnut City will gather tonight at the local amusement hall to decide on actions regarding their claims against the bank. The meeting aims to organize safeguard measures and coordinate efforts with authorities.
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Walnut
Taj
Dune
Former Hamlin Merchant to Be Buried at Audubon
Special to News Telegraph outlines funeral services for Jai Audubon Tune, former Hamlin hardware merchant, to be held at the Presbyterian Church in Arlington Heights with Rev Krohn officiating at 2:80 oclock.
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Hamlin
Audubon Audubon
Chure Krohn
Mamlinifornia
Arlington Height
Laws Prob By United Preasy Entrants
A brief entry notes a United Press story about entrants in a legal or policy contest. Details are fragmentary with unclear names or places. The item reads as a placeholder notice rather than a full report, lacking concrete actions, dates, or organizations.
Danish Lutheran convention draws record Danish attendance
Elk Horn Iowa June 4 Special to News Telegraph a total of 5600 delegates and visitors attended the twenty seventh annual national convention of United Danish Lutheran churches at Elk Horn. The huge tabernacle was filled 27 states represented 10 cars parked 3000 meals served four ordinations Bishop H Ostenfeld spoke noting Europe World War and religious agricultural progress. convention deemed a grand success with ideal weather and full hosting.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
United
America
H. Ostenfeld
Board of Bishops
Denmark
U. S
Horn
Cedar Fall
High Court Won’t Rule on Maternity Act Validity
The High Court declined to decide the validity of the federal maternity act, withholding judgment on its constitutionality as challenged by pending U.S. authorities. The decision leaves the law’s fate unresolved pending further litigation and potential political action.
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High Court
Oransky Store to Remodel and Big Sale Mark Change
The Oransky store will remodel starting mid month adding a balcony across the rear main floor to house offices restraint and ready to wear. The balcony will be 50 by 50 feet and allow more stock room while new fixtures are installed. A big sale begins tomorrow with varied bargains to draw careful buyers.
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Oransky
Big Sole
Ruthenburg Granted Appeal To Supreme Court
Charles Ruthenburg of Cleveland, jailed after conviction on Michigan anti syndicalism charges, was allowed to appeal to the state supreme court by Judge C White in St Joseph Michigan on June 4. The defendant escapes custody temporarily awaiting further action.
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Associated Press
St, Joseph
Mich
Charles
Ruthenburg
Cleveland
Michigan
Ftson
C. White
Supreme Court
Secretary Wallace Target of Reconstruction League
The People’s Reconstruction League announced plans to push in Congress for an investigation into the stockyards and packers act administration by Secretary H C Wallace and to seek transfer of control from the Department of Agriculture to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
H.C. Wallace
People's Reconstruction League
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Federal Trades Commisson
Miners Entombed as Rescue Sinks New Shaft
Rescue crews in Bicknell Indiana began sinking a new shaft to reach three miners trapped by a mine cave in last Saturday. Authorities continued work today as the men remained entombed with daylight not yet reached.
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Associated Press
Bicknell
Ind
Chink Bandits Enrolling into National Army
Peking June 4. Enrolling of the Shantung bandits into the national army is proceeding rapidly. Word from Tschoach Wang at the American Legation says members who refuse to join are slipping away into the hills. bedy rifles left behind. A number of prisoners are still held and the legation believes their release is imminent within days.
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Associated Press
Peking
Tschoach
Oklahoma aims at first reform in state education
STILLWATER June 4 United Press reports that the department will introduce the first reform in the state education system. The article mentions Oklahoma and Aggies, noting that language reforms are being considered.
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United Press
Stillwater
Okla
A.M
George Cy A
Want a Job Here’s A Chance to Get A Good One
A city ad appeals for a Delco lighting system expert to join Uncle Sam. Night work, about $1 200 yearly, with long hours keeping a Deyn plant powered for an air field starting July or later. Landing field planned southwest of town near pastures. contact Master John Blake for details.
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Delco
Uncle Sam
U. S
Air Nisi
Hont Pach
John Blake Fox
Board Rejects All Bids For Bridges And Culverts
Gass County Board of Supervisors rejects all bids for bridges and culverts after six bidders submitted proposals. Meeting to re advertise on June 11. dissatisfaction among board members over bid amounts and bidder list. Bidders included George W Gordon Omaha Henningsen Construction Atlantic W Y Butler Webster City Standard Bridge Omaha Wilson Coneraty Red Frank Eblin Cumberland.
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Gass County
County Board of Supervisors
George W. Gondon
Omaha
Henningsen Construction Company
Atlantic
Minnesota Senate Election Blocked Suit Filed
A district court suit seeks to halt a special Republican primary to fill the late Knute Nelson’s U S Senate seat. Secretary of State M Helm to appear to show why an injunction should not be granted as politicians aim to sway the outcome toward Governor Preus.
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Associatedl Press
SY. Paul
Mion
U. S
Knute Nelson
M. Helm
Preus
Swedish Mission to Visit Old Mexico Expedition to Mexico explores trade links
STOCKHOLM June 4 Another step in Sweden's effort to expand export markets is the sending of 15 merchants and foreign trade experts to Mexico for a tour of investigation The Mexican government has offered to cover all travel expenses for the visitors during their stay in Mexico The Swedes plan to buy petroleum jute precious metals and tropical products and sell wood pulp paper cement electrical equipment cutlery tools and bull fish The expedition starts immediately and will spend about one month in Mexico
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mexico
Local G. A. R. Meeting Planned at Fort Dodge
Local residents announce a gathering of the G. A. R. at Fort Dodge with officers R. S. McGeehon and F. M. Note ter in attendance. The post seeks members from the surrounding areas to join the fraternal organization and participate in the state meeting.
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Fort Dodge
McGeehoon
Th Pei Siele
Oy Seakgse
Indictments Planned After Leeper Murder Conviction
Iowa City June 4 Two new indictments may be relayed under Iowas law as a result of Robert Leepers murder conviction of his father in law Roy Werte. The case centers on perjury and conspiracy amid questions over Mrs Werte and Mrs Legner tied to the December killing.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Mia Minn Werte
Robert Leeper
Gd. LL. O'Conner
Roy Werte
Jary
Leeper
Nam
Hig
Werta
Legner
King and Wife Liabilities Exceed 1.6 Million in Bankruptcy
The King household in Council Bluffs filed for bankruptcy showing liabilities of 1,658,059 largely from farm land loans. Exempt assets are clothing, household goods, and similar items totaling 685. The first creditors meeting is set for June 14 following a legal notice. Regional item notes repatriation and growth push Roland’s population past 80 million.
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R. B. King
Council Bluffs
Iowa Boosting and Rotary Talk on California Trade
A Rotary Club meeting in Iowa featured A A Gillette discussing boosters from California and the idea of reviving Kipoma doctrine in the state. Gillette cited Los Angeles spending over seven billion dollars last year and projected $196,000 in Far East Trade merchandise, highlighting advertising and tourist business potential to lift Iowa.
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Iowa
California
A. A. Gillette
Jocal Rotary
Regulay
Calymed Cafe
Mar
Gmerty
Gilletke
Los Angeles
Strikes Continue In Ruhy As Arrests Fail To Stop
United Press reports ongoing strikes in Ruhy as police clash with communists. Arrests in Hoshi Dortmand fail to halt actions as workers walk out in Reaxeheid and Wupperdal. Factories shut down across the southern Ruhr valley amid planned nationwide actions.
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United Press
Berlin
Ruby Valleys
Hoshi
Dortmand
Ruke Valley
Reaxeheid
Dabuters
Wupperdal
County Officers Cannot Attend Conventions at County Expense
Des Moines Iowa June 4 County officers are not authorized by town statutes to attend conventions at county expense and county supervisors have no right to honor claims for such expenses. The Attorney General Gibson ruled that expenses may be collected only when explicitly provided by law or when incurred in the performance of duty.
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Associated Pr
Des Moines
Gibson
Bonus checks may go in mail today if cash comes in
Des Moines June 4 The secretary of treasury may begin mailing warrants to Iowa world war veterans this afternoon after the first installment of 100000 dollars is received from the sale of 22000000 soldier bonus bonds to Estabrook and company of New York. More than 42000 warrants have been drawn and will be mailed at about 600000 dollars daily until the 12345000 dollar large sum is exhausted. A short delay may follow for reprinting balances and four and three fourths percent interest adjustments.
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Des Moines
Iowa World
Trevasaucer
W. J. Burbank
Estabrook and Company of New York
Bonus Board
Limestone County Tours In Progress In Cass County
The farm bureau hosts Limestone Tours with Mary Warner coordinating. Tour started this morning at B.S. Deek's in Py Mosa township visiting Clarence Pellet, L. R. Bragg, D. E. Milford, H. G. McWhirter, A. G. Brewer, with a 2:00 PM Willard Milley farm demonstration. Tomorrow starts 9:00 AM at L. C. Crum's Pleasant township, then J. Warner, Sam Baughman, Carl Burnham, J. B. Stover, E. B. Corbett, Dr. R. B. Johnston, and George Forsythe. 2:00 PM at Wm. Scheidt's Massena township with Wm. Shields’ farm on the agenda. County Agent L. K. Bennett and Mr. Warner in charge. good crowds reported.
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Farm Bureau
Mary Warner
Punt
Ace
B.S. Deek
Pymosa Township
Clarence Pellet
L. R. Bragg
D. EK. Milford
H. G. McWhirter
Carl Burnham
J. B. Stover
EB. P. Corbett
R. B. Johnston
George Forsythe
Wm. Scheidt
Massena Township
Wm. Shields
L. K. Bennett
Mr. Warner
Thorsdale Murder Trial Continues At Third Hearing
Des Moines June 4 Two years after the Valley Junction schoolteacher Sarah Barbara Thorsdale was found dead in a slough Joe Williams a Black man accused of the crime testified in his third trial denying guilt and repeating claims that fellow Black witness Gev Davenport admitted guilt Williams said Davenport told him he committed the crime.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Sarah Barbara Thorsdale
Pretty Valley Junction
Joe Williams
Williams
Gev. Davenport
Death Comes Sudden to Local Lady in the South
Mrs. W. Morgan wife of hotel proprietor 8. W. Morgan died in Nashville Tennessee on May 27 from heart failure. She was preparing for an auto trip to surprise her husband when she collapsed and died within minutes. Mr Morgan returned from Nashville after funeral services.
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W. Morgan
Pullman
Nashville
Morgan
Mr.Morgant
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