Massena Man Sent to State Asylum by Insane Commission
After Cass county Insane Commission verdict, Charles Parker of Massena was taken to Clarinda State Hospital for the insane by Sheriff W A McKee. Parker, previously treated twice, prompted a complaint filed by Rev. B H Horton amid concerns from local residents about his behavior, including a rambling episode during Memorial Day. Neighbors aided in capturing and guarding him overnight.
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Cass County
Massena
Moch
Parker
Parker Elmer “Petersen
Adams-county
Petersen
Charles Damewood
Damewwood
Damewood
Whi. Parker
Fred Brown
Omaha Muzniac
Clearing House Banks in New York Increase Surplus
New York clearing houses banks and trust companies report actual conditions with an excess of 508,600 over legal requirements. This shows an increase of over last week as financial data from Associated Press indicates.
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New York
Associated Press
Foch Had Time but Janitor Didn't
A fragmentary Associated Press dispatch from Paris reports a confusing scene near a veterans’ dingy precinct where a blind passerby asks for directions. The garbled text lacks clear participants or outcomes but indicates a minor public encounter on a street.
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Foch
Fifteen candidates file county primary expense reports
A total of fifteen candidates in the ass county primary election filed required expense statements by law on Monday June 16. Penalties apply for noncompliance. Ralph Cockshoot led with 105.00, W Langworthy 72.40, Jesse N Jones 67.75. several others spent smaller sums. many listed as not spending any money.
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Cockshoot
Ralph Cockshoot
W. He Langworthy
Jesse N. Jones
Krinel
O. M. Hobart
A. A. Emigh
J. B. Pratt
Herman Ryan
Henry Hollen
Geo. EB. McDermatt
D. Dean
E. Longs
J. E. Lang
Gen. E. Ponnell
Trusty in Des Moines Jail Disappears After Escape
Des Moines, June 10. J. W. Mablie, a jail trusty, walked out a week ago and remains at large. Mablie pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses in district court last March and was to be sentenced to Fort Madison today when the escape was discovered.
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United Pens
Des Moines
J. W. Mablie
Mablie
Fort Madison
Committee To Investigate Gasoline Prices Gets Busy
Washington June 10 Prompt action by the senate manufactures committee in the investigation of increases in gasoline prices is promised by Senator La Follette Wisconsin Chairman. A subcommittee will conduct an exhaustive inquiry probably lasting several weeks with a large list of witnesses from all phases of gasoline and the industry. Officials say heads of major refiners are among those likely to appear.
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US United Press
Washington
Senate Manufactures Committee
LaFallette
Wisconsin
Fiya
Weather Relief Forecast After Heat Wave
United Press reports relief from recent heat as a cooler spell spreads across the northern Pacific region. Weather officials say temperatures will drop today with more comfortable conditions returning to the area.
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United. Press
Narhington
Pacific
Democrats Seek Reopen of Newberry Case in Senate
A Democratic group forms to search for new evidence linking Truman H. Newberry to Michigan primary expenditures. If investigators’ hopes are met, a resolution to reopen the case may be introduced in the Senate as part of the fall campaign effort.
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Newberry
United Ress
Washington
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Whey
Senators from South and West Back Bonus Bill
Western and southern senators unite to press early Senate action on McCumber's soldier bonus bill. They back McNary's $369 million reclamation amendment as a path to passing the bonus, signaling readiness to sidetrack tariffs if needed.
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United Press
Wasihington
McCumber
Senate
McNary
Ias
McNuary
Police Capture Noted Kansas City Gunman After Revolt
United Press reports in Kansas City that Fred Robertz, longtime kingpin of the city underworld, was fatally shot by a police officer during a gunfight sparked by a riot. The confrontation followed a confrontation with criminals in the era of crime waves.
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United Press
Kansas
City
Fred Robertz
Kansas’ City
Ihe Dn Ahern
tn _ revo
Era Battla
Atorél
Less Bad Man in Chris g03 Police Got Him
A garbled Chicago AP item reports a police arrest of a man named Tred Roberts, identified as well known to officers. The text is fragmented but suggests a citywide police action and an early confrontation.
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Chris
Associated Press
Chigago
Tred Roberts
Wife of former Atlantic man dies in Greeley
Mrs. Anna Bardiman aged 83 and 1 month died May 20 in Greeley after a complication of troubles. She was born December 11, 1888 in Rudd Iowa, married Thomas Bardiman November 24, 1914 in This City, and is survived by her husband, two children Margaret and Dorothy, and six sisters. Interment was in Greeley Catholic cemetery.
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Anna Bardiman
Greeley
Tom ‘Bardiman
Thomas Bardtman
Pearl Elen Lewis
W. A. Lewis
Dever
Rudd
Iowa
Margaret
Dorothy
Arn Bl Thomas
Robert
Bloodhounds Track Black Suspect in Texas Attack
In Carthage Texas on June 10 bloodhounds hunted Zack King of Newry after he struck and fatally harmed Park Rayburn, a white farmer and veteran, and injured his wife near their home. Mob threats were reported as pursuit continued through Woods.
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United Press
Carthagh
Tex
Zack King
Newry
Park Rayburn
Rayburn
Jer
Ifiaele
Fire wipes out three blocks of business buildings in Woonsocket
A fire in Woonsocket destroyed three blocks of business buildings today. The Wormsocket Call reports extensive damage, with estimates around $20,000. Fire crews battled the flames as investigators begin to determine the cause.
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United Press
Woonsocket, Act
Eddie Hickenbacker Lands After Delay in Dexter
Eddie Hickenbacker arrived in Dexter at 1 10 PM after a forced landing caused by a water-connection issue. He had been stalled in a field since yesterday and expected to reach San Francisco in due course.
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aAssociateg Press
Dexter
Eddie Hickenbacker
Mike
Francisco Mont Sami
Steel heads say business improving in era of prosperity
W K Eaton veteran sales manager for U S Steel Corp and T Howard district sales manager visited Atlantic to report rising orders and expansion efforts. They noted labor as a key challenge while praising Iowa and Ohio for solidity of land values and overall prosperity.
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W. K. Eaton
U.S. Steel Corporation
Es T. Howard
Atlantic
Shrauger and Johnson
Shrauger & Johnson Company
Steel Heads
Chicago
Eaton
Hai & Ring
Regent Tine
Steel People
Soward
Iowa
Ohio
Union
Atlantic Children Narrow Escape After Car Crash
May Magarreil daughter of Jim Magarreil suffered a broken leg when a 1914 Ford carrying about twenty two children crashed into a pole on Chestnut Street while en route to a berry patch. Left front tire allegedly slipped, driver lost control. J G Herring moved the injured to Dr Greenleaf and she was taken to Atlantic Hospital.
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May Magarreil
Jim" Magarreil
PF. L. Landers
Pole
Sat
Rourtgenth
Chestnut
B Snyder
Ford
Miracle
J. G. Herring
Trouble Breaks Out at Mine Near Terra Haute Indiana
Serious unrest erupted at Riley and Kern Coal mines near Terre Haute Indiana as about four hundred men gathered to march on the Riley mines and a hundred attacked the Kern mines overturning several coal cars. One man was seriously injured.
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Terra Haute
Indiana
Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Riley
Kern Codl ‘Company
Kern
Webster City man hunted by friends
Webster City June 10 The nearby Belis Bilis neighborhood searches for J White 27 who vanished yesterday afternoon after leaving his home to plow corn. A revolver owned by him is missing. White is married with two children and has been in ill health since discharge from Twine Died. Relatives mourn the loss of account for his disappearance.
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Webster City
Jentry
Belis
Bilis
J. White
Hin
Isa Ing. White
Hawthe
Children’s Day Observed by Local Churches Tomorrow
Local churches plan Children’s Day programs with special services and activities. Congregational church will discuss The Lord’s Prayer at 11:00. Presbyterian program led by Mrs McParland and Mrs Dowell includes drills music and speeches. Evangelical will have no preaching. Sunday school classes meet at 1:45 for practice. Methodist observance postponed a week. Buck Creek church holds an afternoon program. Other churches in the area and Atlantic territory observe the day.
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Ecnstont
FCA Cda
U. S
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
McParland
Dowell
Buck Creek
Atlantic Territory
Four Bandits Hold Up Bank West of Kansas City
Four bandits at the Wellborn State bank three miles west of Kansas City held up the cashier and escaped with 4186 dollars. The robbery was carried out by a quartet of men, with authorities launching a search for the suspects.
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Ry United
Kansas City
Wellborn State Bank
Here
Chinese grocery owner killed in Oregon
Seid You, a Chinese grocery store owner in Astoria Oregon, was killed today by an unidentified gunman who leaned through a window and fired five shots. The shooter fled down the block, discarding the revolver in a nearby yard. Seid You had been whispered about as feared by members of the Tongs.
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United Press
Astoria
Seid' You
Seid You
Tongs
Grain Growers Officers Face Serious Charge
James K. Mason of Chicago and William T. Eckhardt, both linked to the Grain Growers Association, are summoned to testify before a Senate Agriculture subcommittee on alleged improper handling of funds and contracts for former members. The hearing also covers initiation fees, memberships, and $200,000 borrowed money as well as a stalled five year contract issue. A subsidiary, United States Grain Growers Sales, aims to market grain for farmers with Mason announcing $50,000 initial funding and up to a million dollars in backing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
James K. Mason
Chicago
Us, Grain Growers Association
William T. Eckhardt
Association
Agriculture Committee
Wasilingtgon
Timited States Grain Growers Sales Corporation
United States Grain Growers Association
James K. Mayo
Grain Growers Association
Mason
Senate
Kenyon
Busy Cass County Board to canvass election and review assessments
The Cass County Board of Supervisors will hold a three day session starting Monday. The auditor will present many bills, Tuesday is set for canvassing primary election results, and Wednesday the board will review equalization abstracts of assessments.
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Cass County Board of Supervisors
Brother Sues Sister Over Inherited Estate
Lewis Laron files a district court petition against his sister Clara claiming a friendly suit to protect her property rights. Clara, heir of the late Peter Larson of Massena, is said to own about $7,000. Martin Johnson, brother-in-law, is sought as guardian guardian.
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Lewis Laron
Clara
Peter Larson
Massena
Martin Johnson
No Fourth of July Celebration in Atlantic
The Fourth of July committee met last night and voted to call off the planned celebration at the July grounds. They said the circus coming the day after makes it futile to hold a Fourth of July event in Atlantic this year.
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Atlantic
Boy Drowns After Tumble From Cedar Rapids Bank
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a 38 year old man, son of Mr and Mrs John Kerchall, wandered from his home and attempted to board a row boat tied to a tree on the river bank. He fell into the river and drowned. Local authorities reported the accident occurred yesterday afternoon.
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United Press
Cedar Rapids
John Kerchall
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