Latest By Wire Four Persons Killed. Madiit.-Spain
Four persons die or are injured today in a derailment near the north station. A cave-in in King City California traps two boys, Henry and Gillo Antogonni, aged 13 and 11, with fatalities reported. Osteopathic doctors hold clinics in Des Moines ahead of the American Osteopathic Association convention, expected to draw 3,000 physicians from the United States and Canada next week. Prince Luis Ferdinand of Orleans Bourbon Spain reportedly to marry Mrs. Mabelle Gilman Corry in San Remo within weeks. Hollywood reports Mia Corey’s former husband William Ellis Corey linked to screenwriting.
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King City
Cal
Henry
Gillo Antogonni
Des Moines
Osteopathic
American, Osteopathic Association
Unite States
Canada
American Osteopathic Society of Ophthalmology
American Osteopathic Society of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngogly
E. C. Brann
Wichita
Kans
Paris
Obargeles
Mabelle Gilman Corry
Luis Ferdinand
Orleans
Mia
Corey
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel ‘Corporation
Corn Belt Labor Leader Attacks Farm Labor Plan
Iowa City June 17 A labor chief assailed Governor Brummell and the State Board of Control over contract labor at prison and opposes vetoed measures aiding taxation and immigration controls. He urged support for anti child labor laws and pension and group insurance protections while condemning compulsory military training in schools.
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Iowa City
N.S
John Brummall
Hamill
Board of Control
Barltrachs
Aledge
Strief
Board of ‘Control
Labor Heald
Sammill
Lewise
California
Mesead
Pennaylyan
Europe
Lewis-paic- Ti bute-to-Hs
Ovlwein
Cooper
ia _Hoyar
Ne Hoyar
Iowa
Ex-Dragons of Indiana Klan In Prison Cells
Three former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan, once a strong Klan hub, serve life sentences in Indiana state prison for the murder of a young Indianapolis woman. W. Lee Smith and Joseph Huffington, convicted on charges of transporting stolen automobiles, are named in the federal case.
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Indiana
Anutfnopolis
L. N
Ku Klux Klan
Indianapolis
Des Moines Man Re elected President of Yeomen
Des Moines, June 11 W R Shirley of Des Moines was unanimously reelected president of the Yeomen at the quadrennial convention. He will serve a second four year term after more than twenty years of service. Delegates also voted to increase the directorate from five to seven. Directors named include Kee Detroit AcE ievien Ww Eh at Molies Visited Here Mea M T Voor jo Kannan City Moy and Mrs x Grove of Des Moines Mohlen retirement home after visiting several days.
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Des Moines
I. N
W. R. Shirley
AK Reganization
Bhigley
Yaara! Service
Yeomen
Dession
Directorate of “Theorganization
Kee
Detroit
Ace Ievien
Ehat Molies
Kannan City
Moy
Mohiea
Byones
Ham
Poplar-atroet
Injured in Car Crash Near Walnut
Rev and Mrs Z W Thar good were badly cut and bruised when their car turned on a Friday evening journey to Logan to pick up Evelyn their daughter. They are slowly recovering after the accident.
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Mra
Z. W. Thargood
Logan
Des Moines Pilot Aims to Break Endurance Record
Des Moines aviator Anderson plans a long endurance flight from Des Moines airport to surpass the 26 hours 52 minutes record set by Lieut Herbert Fahy in Los Angeles. Flight will carry fuel for about 24 hours with planned mid-flight refueling. Anderson, a 12 year pilot, aims to set the longest nonstop duration in a Des Moines era flight.
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Amoss
Fdive
Ge Anderson
Ander
Wright
Anderson
Herbert Fahy
de Angeles
Des. Moines
Towara
Severe wind and electrical storm sweeps Waterloo
Waterloo endures a severe wind and electrical storm causing about ten thousand dollars in damage. The storm toppled telephone and telegraph lines, poles, and street lighting. the Magny-Cauket company building was unrooted. Fire department responded to a dozen calls and crews began cleanup and power restoration immediately.
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Waterloo
Trea
Bowlvard
Armong
Mégny -Cauket
Fire Department
Sterm Paysud
Too Many Clothes Prompt Fraud? Mrs Aveenburg Case
New York June 11 Mrs Ruth Aveenburg reportedly faced a curious situation linked to a clothes overload. The fragmentary clipping suggests a hospital visit tied to claims of wearing winter garments and mentioning numerous dresses and stockings, with garbled names and stray phrases.
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New York
Ruth Aveenburg
Wnderwer
Dustless coal seen as boon for household use
June 11 report from the Retail Coal Merchants Association details chemically treated coal that can be dumped into a bin without soil or dust. Speaker RR Belknap of Charleston Virginia says draftless coal is as effective as any fuel and is being manufactured at Weymar mines in Virginia.
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Householder
Boon Chigagi
N. S
Retail Coal Merchants Association
Theeal Mines
Weymar
Virginia
Belknap
Charleston
W. Ve
Cass Farm Bureau Women Stage Annual Exhibit
Cass county farm bureau women present the third annual achievement day at city hall tomorrow June 12 starting 1 15 pm. Ten of sixteen townships to exhibit home project work with a county program featuring clothing design cutting and fitting garments and decorative styles. Floyd Blanken of the county project chair explains each township will have a part in the afternoon program ahead of the state fair at Des Moines next August.
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Cass County Farm Bureau
Des Moinés
Floyd Blanken
Sting County
Chaiman
Services for aged Lewis woman to be held Wednesday
Margaret C Woolard Carson of Lewis died yesterday afternoon at age 82 at her home. Born in Lan caster Jefferson County December 1 1847 she was the daughter of Jessie F and Polly Woolard. She married Dr Jonathan R Woolard in Sigourney on December 14 1871. Surviving are two children Myrtle May Upson and L S Carson of Lewis and sister Martha Ellen Whitlock Medford Oregon. Seven grandchildren and many great grandchildren survive. One son Edward Fulton Carson died in 191? and two siblings Janes Fulton Woolard and Mary Elizabeth Ward are deceased. Seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren noted.
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Garet C. Woolard Carson
Ay Lewis Woitin
Carson
Lancaster
Jefferson County
Jessie F
Polly Woolard
Jonathan’ R
Morrison
Colo
Sigourney’ Dee
Chilren
Ls C. Carson
Myrtle” May Upson
Lewis
Martha Ellen Whitlock
Medford
Ore
Ilya
Grandchjlren
Involved Man Dies From Injuries After Cow Incident
A man identified as Donald Frank died today in a local hospital from injuries suffered a week earlier when he was gored by a cow during an altercation near Maen Ia. The incident occurred near Michael Frank’s property, and the hospital confirms the death.
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Maen
1.N. S
Donald’ Frank
LoMars
Michael Frank
Principles of Old McNary Haugen Bill Endorsed
June 1 a corn belt committee session on farm relief resulted in endorsement of the McNary Haugen bill principles. A resolutions committee led by William Kirth will draft a concrete expression for the full committee. The group favors continuing the fight for parity with other industries and farm relief. The committee includes Murphy Reno Hearst Keeney Steward Snyder Cashman, representing 36 organizations with 2 million farmers.
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Corn Belt Committee
William Kirth
Star Chamber
Coolidge
Frank W.murphy
Wheaton
Minn
Milo Reno
Iowa
C. E. Hearst
C. E. Hearst; Iowas"h. G. Keeney, Nebraska; C. B. Steward
Nebraska
Ralph Snyder Janaas
Narrow escape in plane crash near Cedar Rapids Iowa
Cedar Rapids June 11 An airplane pilot Clabaugh of Davenport and two passengers Glen Strachan and T Miller narrowly escaped death when forced to land during a heavy rainstorm. The plane struck soft ground and overturned on its nose. Deputy Inspector Young questioned them after the accident.
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Cedar Rapids
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Clarenes Clahaugh-of
United States
Spector Young
Davenport
Drowns In Bayou After Flooded Waters Claim Youth
In Wapello Iowa on June 11 a 11 year old boy identified as Severance was drowned during an attempted swim in bayou waters created by a recent flood. The current carried him beyond his depth and he sank in a deep, flooded hole. His body was recovered shortly after.
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Wapello
N. S
Severance
Crops Are Good Rally Reports Hope on Livestock
A multi state gathering in Sioux City Iowa today united farmers from Iowa South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota to praise farm field conditions and optimistic crop prospects despite a cold spring. A separate note from York Nebraska mentions arrival of a passenger from Europe with a tale of Napoleon brandy aged a century and a belief it could end prohibition era anxieties.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Elliott Woman Dies After Kidney Troubles
Mrs Avkey Adams, wife of near Elliott, died last night at al Ll Jattes hospital after kidney trouble and an operation. Survived by her husband and children. Funeral services will be Thursday at Pilot Grove church in Hilmvt vicinity with burial at Rod Quk.
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Aryl -Avkey- Adams
Near Elliott
al Ll Jattes Hospital
Tal Goite
Pilot Grove
Hilmvt
Rod Quk
Iowa Youth Drowns In Des Moines River
Ottumwa reports the drowning of sixteen year old Turnbaugh in Des Moines River after entering near the Ottumwa boat house with companions. He could not swim and went beyond his depth. Attempts to help failed. companions returned to town and notified police.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Sesirch
Turnbsur
Tes Moines
Young Turnbaugh
Aml Peared
Gordon
Williams
Merle
Francis
Robinson
Turnbgggh
Seven Footprints to Satan at Atlantic Theatre Tonight
Thelma Todd and Creighton Hale star in Seven Footprints to Satan shown tonight at the Atlantic theater. Also playing at Strand theater is George Bancroft in The Docks of New York.
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Atlantic Theater
Thelma
Todd
Creighton
Hale
Satan
Vitaphone
Theatoy
George
Bancroft
New York
Burlington Basket Factory Destroyed by Fire Yesterday
Burlington faces its third plant blaze in 30 years as a fast spreading fire consumes the basket factory plant and two oil tanks, with workers hospitalized for heat and smoke. Debris halts city services. no serious injuries. Potawatamie County set to vote on $15 million road bonds tomorrow after a prior $1.6 million vote.
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Burlington Basket Factory
Nd Poating Association
Tasos
Pottawattamie
Pottawattamie County
Agriculture Rift Deadlocked Over Farm Bill Fate
Washington June 11 President Hoover bowed to a setback as the farm relief bill stalled after the export debenture plan was removed. The Senate joined the House in rejecting the debenture, vote 43 to 46, imperiling the bill and Hoover’s prestige. Census bill passage followed with unanimous house approval though the Senate must act. A vote of confidence tied to the farm program looms as negotiators seek to end the farm battle with the debenture eliminated.
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Hoover
Senate
House
Washington, D. C
House Conference Committees
Wade
Census ‘Bureau
I. N
Curtis
Ware Nye
N. D
Steck
Trammel
Elaphe Flakecher
King
Cousens
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