Reappointed on Shipping Board Ends Coolidge Era
Washington reports President Coolidge announces the reappointment of W. S. Bill 23 as a member of the Shipping Board. Hinman dies from burns after contact with a high voltage wire. Des Moines lawyers begin bar examination s tests as department prepares for next week's state exams. William G. Kary escapes after speeding near Green Town. Lamoni hosts religious education methods registration surge. Nevada jail trusties Wallace Cain and Lloyd Bdthards flee courthouse yard. authorities search.
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W. 5
Washington
Age Today
W.S. Bill 23
Des Moines
State Capitol
Law Claas Bake University
Wa University
Lows City
Nevada
Wallace Cain
Lloyd. Bdthards
Strustier
Leon
Giee The cours Torantyiane
A fragmentary note lists a course titled Giee The cours Torantyiane for students. It lacks clear details such as dates instructors or institution, making verification and full interpretation difficult. Further readable context is needed to confirm subject and relevance.
Colonel Mitchell Fights Air Defense Split at American Legion
Washington dispatch reports Col William Mitchell leading a minority on the American Legion defense committee against a plan to create a single national defense department with aviation equal to army and navy. He vows to press the issue to the convention floor amid a stormy session. he had a previous court martial in his career and criticizes aviation constraints.
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Washington
William Mitchell
American Legion Defense Committee
Legion
Mitchell
I. N
Paris
American Legion
America
Amerisa
Army
Department of National Defense
Navy
United States
Japan
Pacific
Rotary Club Votes To Meet At Noon In Summer
The Atlantic Rotary Club met at the Calumet cafe with a fair attendance. Members voted to hold noon meetings in June July and August. Elmer Loeb of Albia and Mrs Charles Johinson of ana attended an inter city picnic planned by the Red Oak club for June 15 at Noacotne club grounds.
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The
Atlantic Rotary Club
Calumet Cafe
Rohd Improvement
L. G. “Sorden Ledth
Elmer Loeb
Albia
Charles Johinson
Ana
Red'Oak Club
Bae Noacotne Club
Camp events postponed due to fine weather
The bureau boys camp in Crystal Lake was set for Saturday and Sunday but has been postponed as conditions are unsuitable. Organizers cited fine weather as the reason for delaying activities at the Ta day gathering.
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Im Bureau
Crystal
Lake
Carderson Sentenced After Forgery and Theft Pleas
A./carterson received a fifteen year sentence in Fort Madison for forgery after giving Sheriff McKee a $17 bad check. Authorities say he stole a car, poultry, and chickens across Adair and Audubon counties, and sold items to Swift & Co. He admitted the thefts and noted prior charges in Audubon and Cass counties. Sheriff McKee traced the chicken thefts through local store purchases where Peterson paid cash with produce checks.
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A. G.peterzon
Fort Mailison
W. A. McKee
Audubon
Petersin
McKee
Jorgensen
Audubon Gennis
Audy Yherdsy
Geri
Kerberg
Pétexten
Madison
Idge Ji. S. Mantz
Cass
Tor Wiggins
Charles Swelliy
Central-Iowa Company
Adair County
Swift & Co
John Hamerick
Hereani
Gentral Law
Petrson
Justices of the Peace
General Motors Wins Infringement Suit
A U S circuit court of appeals handed down a decision in favor of General Motors in a patent infringement case brought by P. Deppe and the Deppe Motor Corporation. The suit charged General Motors with infringing internal combustion engine patents. The decision upholds GM’s rights related to Buick and related powertrain developments.
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J Philadelta
H N. Sj
General Motors Corporation
U. S
Court of Appeala
P. Deppe
Deppe Motora Corporation
General, Motors
Appa
Ira
General Motors
Buick
Cass Pioneer and Civil War Veteran Dies Today
William Hancock, Atlantic pioneer and Civil War veteran, died at 1 30 this morning at his daughter Mrs E G Ponts Bear Grove township home. Born August 1 1841 in Guernse County Ohio he married Martha Storer March 31 1864 and joined Company F 172nd Ohio Infantry. He and Martha celebrated their golden anniversary March 21 1914. Surviving children include Mrs Vada Pont Mrs Addie Eekles John Hancock and Mrs Rone McFarland with twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Pontheore and 2 30 at Lewis Methodist church with burial at Buffal.
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William Hancock
E. G. Pont
Bear Grove Township
Deceseed
Guernsse County
Ohio
Martha Storer
172Nd Regiment
Ohio Infantry
Hancock
Enlay
Vada_ Pont
Addie Eekles
Casey
John Hancock
Lewis
Rone-Mc-Farland
Atlantic
Ponthore
Lewis Methodist Church
Buffal
Death of Local Wholesale Firm Member Fred H Jobes
Fred Henry Jobes, longtime member of Sitintons & Jobes wholesale grocers, died at 7:50 last evening at 1105 Chestnut Street after an extended illness following a paralytic stroke. Born September 18, 1869 in Casey to William H and Harriet Jobes, he married Laura A Marsmith in 1890 and leaves six children including Captain Harold Jobes of Denver and Claire E. Jobes. two sisters and a grandson also survive. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at the family home. Captain Harold Jobes will be absent due to hospitalization in Denver.
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Fred Henry Jobes
Casey
William TH
Harriet Jobes
Laura A. Marsminth
Olea
Sheifish
Harold M. Jones
Denver
K. R. Rowley
Sioux City
Claire E. Dobee
Atlantic
J. 4. Simmons
Spruce Street
H. L. Knox
Boise
Idaho
Kenneth Ray Rowley
Methodist Episcopal Church Eines
William H. Jobes, Paat
Sone’ of Veterans
Oasey
Chestnut Street
Harold Jobes
Americans Land in Berlin amid Thunderous Crowd
Crowds cheer as Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine arrive in Berlin aboard the Bellanca and are greeted by a 15,000 strong audience in Cottbus. They circle the city before climbing into the clouds, while Lufthansa escorts trail behind the Columbia amid a celebratory atmosphere.
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Berlin
Bellanca
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Leving
Columbia
Tempelhofer Field
Chamberlin
Cottbus
Sucheon
Bere In
Lufthansa
Aviators Chamberlin and Levine welcomed in Berlin by ambassador
Police quickly corral the crowd as Chamberlin and Levine land after their historic flight from New York to Berlin. Ambassador Schurman hails them as pioneers, with bands playing The Star Spangled Banner and praise for American achievement and friendship between nations.
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Chamberlin
Chamberlins
New York
Berlin
Schurman
Levine
Amarica
Germuiny
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Hinman
Orr
Alvin Rose
Burns
Eine
Barrow
Teld
William G
Auto
Greeny Town
Ind
Automobile ‘Famen
pRegiate
Lamoni
Auamont
Tbi
Studenta Ce Chao Credita
Giee
the Cours Torantyiane
Air Head
Air Department
Ars
Rotary Club
A. Carterson
Lindy
William Hancock Passes-An
Pont
Bear Grove
Frank Kebler
H.jobes
Coolidge
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Hoboken
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