Fragmented Iowa wires mix divorces, travel notes, and crimes
Latest by Wire items report Olaf Sandvig suing for divorce over alleged unseemly conduct at his restaurant in Des Moines. A presbytery gathering is announced in Ames with speaker Rev. W T Locka Changted. Cornell College president Updegraft withdraws his resignation after talks. An Anderson Indiana murder case ends with the suspect found dead in custody. Evangelistic plans form at Woodward churches as bridge work and road funds progress in several counties. Soviet unions and strikes are noted with partial figures and political rhetoric.
Woman files suit over property transfer to defraud creditors
A woman plaintiff by attorney W G Bryarly files a suit against Selah Peghiey, former owner of the Griswold model case sold to Paul Barnes. She seeks judgment of 248 dollars on an account and attaches property alleging transfer to defraud creditors.
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Uayli
Palmen
GrisWold Meat Doplara
W. GC. Bryayty
Sulé Indiatrice Edpixt
Selah Peghiey
Griswoldy
Paul’ Barnes
Paklog
Giso
Avoca paper office wrecked by runaway car
A car owned by Mark Jacobsen rammed the Journal-Herald office in Avoca Iowa tearing a large hole in the wall and damaging the building while destroying a nearby telephone pile. The vehicle, parked on a hill above the office, rolled after the owner moved a block from the wheel hand brake failure. The wall was knocked outward for some distance and the car was badly damaged.
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AVOCA
Mark Jacobsen
The
Journal-Herald
Journal-Imerald
Griswold OKs Sunday Movie at Strand Theater
Griswold Iowa council approved a permit for L. Ho Ireland to operate Sunday showings at the Strand Theater with one dissenting vote. Ireland said rising costs make Sunday screenings essential to keep the business viable as other areas already offer Sunday films.
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Griswold
Griswold City
L. Ho Ireland
Strand
May Call Special Session of State General Assembly
Des Moines June 10 The primary vote shows road improvements gaining support in Iowa. Legislators prepared to press Governor Smill for a special session to push a $100 million bond issue to pave and improve highways, with bills to revise primary road laws and raise gas tax. The plan envisions direct state control of primary roads and a $100 million bond issue funded by motor vehicle taxes to accelerate road surfacing and maintenance.
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Des Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
Ham Smill
Reseus Idwa
Fares
Pri
Sister of Ninth District Congressman Dies
Word reached here of the death yesterday of Mire Rhoda Crevalin, sister of the late Lyman, former congressman from Iowa's ninth district, and sister of William Lyman, a university nurse. Burial will be at 11 tomorrow at Oakland.
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Boone
Rhoda
Crevafin
Feph
Charles H Swift to wed opera singer Claire Dus
Wealthy Packard Charles H Swift becomes engaged to famous opera singer Claire Dus. He is 86 and a long solitary bachelor, while Miss Dus is a celebrated diva. The wedding is planned for this fall, a surprising match for the northern colony society.
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Charles H.swift
Packer
Chivagg
Dune
L. N.S
Charles H. Swift
Claire Dus
Bachelr
Dix
Sora
Fragmentary Pur day News Telegraph report on disaster coverage
A garbled OCR fragment from the News Telegraph of Pur day cites a disaster story and political coverage, noting the paper led with the tale and that more news would follow. The text mentions Shenandoah and Atlantic as locations in a jumbled regional digest.
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the News Telegraph
Purday
Clestion
Wepayer
Shenandoah
Calf Club Boys Awarded Prizes At Annual Tour
Calf Club members from Cags county showcased strong membership drives earning top prizes. Claude McFadden won first prize for bringing in seven new members, Donald Hedrick second with four, and Shands Catford Burnside third with three. New officers were elected led by President Mervyn Walker. The tour included visits to member homes and local gatherings, with Day and Granty Agent Sorden coordinating events.
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Cags County
Mulf
Jotit
Granty
Sordén
Austin
Claude McFadden
Donalds Hedrick
Shands Catford Burnside
Ome Snew
Mervyn Walker
Too Mety
Edwin Henderson
Maurice
Wayne Joyce
John
Edwin Handerson
Donald
Loraine Hedrick
Charles Stoodt
Rose
Louis Robison
Mike
Joe Meta
Gladys McConnell
Ketthard Kenneth
Kite
Linger Lee
Calvin Brewers
Mery Wye Valse
Lamb
Robert
Clee
Lannyt
Clydey Hug
Dabee Thermane
McFadden
Kenneth and
Joyce Clittard
Burnside Otin
Mide Blakely
Atlantic Ladies Keep Up Reunion Through Generations
Mrs Mama Carruthers leads the Atlantic ladies in a Whitney era reunion plan at the home of Mrs Rose Monra Annen in the windy city. The eight members meet annually since girlhood days, preserving ties across cities including Omaha Garden City Seattle and Springfield. The Chicago gathering will last a week with notable attendees from Carruthers Miner Whitney Noblers and others.
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Mama Carruthers
Lida Pop
Chicago
Atlantic
Rosin
Whitney Famewil
Findley Nonle
Omaha
Stutti
Meslanes Carruthers
Nellie Miner Whitney
This City
Jessie Noblers
Omabas Nelli Gérborich Gillesviv
Garden City
Kas
Sulla Geriwrich Brown
den- Serr Syssie-Rich Murray
Seattle
Ware eAngaet
Barevi Springfield
Mass
Mes. Agen
Griswold Moves To Halt Local Peddlers
The town of Griswold acts to deter fruit peddlers and other articles by enforcing measures to curb their entry. Residents claim previous authorities gave only minor punishments, and the new steps reflect a more vigilant stance to protect local commerce and peace.
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Atlantic
Griswold
Atlantl
Hest
Griswold Baker Buys Cafe In That Town
Paul Barnes reports Griswold Baker has bought the Model cafe in That Town, a place formerly run by Mrs. Rogery. The bakery here closes this week as the purchase completes.
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Griswold Baker
Vgriswold
Paul ‘Barnes
Model Cafe
Rogery
Paid watchers swayed Pennsylvania primary in Pittsburgh
Senate testimony details that about 150000 votes in Allegheny County Pittsburgh were cast by paid watchers, with nearly 50000 employed by Pepper Mellon Fisher. McGovern says Vare and Pepper spent about 500000 on watchers, including 1414 districts at 10 dollars a day. Pinchot relied on 8000 volunteer watchers. governor opposed paid labor.
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Ware and Pepper
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Washington
CL. N. S
Pittsburgh
Pepper
Charles Cr —McGovern
Wastern
Giffard Pinchot
E. E. Beidleman
Pepper-Mellon-Fisher
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Allegheny
Charles C. McGovern
Pinchot
Senate
Iti
James A. Reed
Missouri
McGovern
Wiliad’ S. Vare
Popper
MrGovern
Mare
Pye
Morin
Rittsburgh
Pper Fcreea
Allégheny
Conductors Reject Strike Vote After Washington Talks
Cedar Rapids head of the Order of Railway Conductors says conductors would not vote to strike now despite wage disputes. He and the head of the switchmen’s union met President Coolidge about immediately appointing a mediation board under the Watson-Parker bill. Coolidge said he wished to appoint the board but was limited by required qualifications.
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Cedar Rapids
S.j
L. E. Sheppard
Washington
Sheppard
W. G
Tuinmen’s Union
Coolidge
Watson-Parker
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