Local notices mix visitors and events in Griswold to Ames and Des Moines
Griswold visitor P N Arra Smith in Atlantic on business. Lester Balding of Economy Shoe in Omaha. S H Rudolph and son Richard Rudolph in Creston. C Johnson in Des Moines. Vacationing in Chicago. Harry Gralke of Milwaukee visiting his parents. State White Shrine picnic planned at Ledges Park Boyne June 15. Funeral of Mrs A M Duval in Los Angeles noted. Miss Allison Ram visiting Lincoln students. Worleys return from Harrison. Metcalf's shirts announce 5 cent sale with third shirt free after two. Ames trip for Martha McCrory and Marjorie Griffin to attend Martha opera and 4-H convention decisions. County officers meeting in Des Moines with Bode and Carmentrout attending. Ray Doncla at Camp Foster Okoboji. KitchenAid stove demonstration at Minor Outfitting Co. 905-7 Walnut Street. dinner set giveaway with large range purchase.
Chastened Bishop Cannon Questions at Senate Hearing
Bishop Cannon appeared before the Senate lobby committee today in a contrite yet defiant mood. He refused to answer questions about his financial activities in the 1928 anti-Smith campaign and about funds from J. G. Jameson, the campaign financier, even as he was pressed by Senator Blain who demanded verifiable testimony.
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Washington
Lnm. S
Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Blain
Wisconsin
G. Jameson
Jameson
South
Ache
Open primary 32 to Wiota Sunday predicted
Primary highway 32 should be open to traffic from Atlantic to Wiota by next Sunday, says BR C Brown, resident highway engineer. An additional pavement stretch near Brishy Point opened yesterday, detour updated as paving shifts west toward Wiota.
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Atlantic
Wiota
BR. C. Brown
Brishy Point
Turkey Creek
Lottom
Danish Lutheran Convention Opens in Cesar Falls
The United States Danish Evangelical Lutheran church enters the second day of its thirty-fourth national convention in Cesar Falls June 11. The six day meeting marks the 400th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession with prominent speakers including Prof. Erland Nielsen of Dana College and Rev. J P B Nielsen of Trinity Theological Seminary both from Blair Nebraska.
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Cesar Falls
United States
Danish Evangielical Lutheran Church
Erland Nielsen
Dana College
J. P B. Nielsen
Trinity Theological Seminary
Blair, Neb
Bank of Biscayne Bay Closes Doors in Miami
The Bank of Biscayne Bay, among the oldest and largest institutions in southern Florida, failed to open its doors in Miami on June 11. An posted notice indicated the bank would remain shut, with authorities and city officials aware of the situation.
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BANK
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Fla
Bank of
House Appropriations Committee Proposes Initial Boulder Dam Fund
Washington June 11 The House appropriations committee recommended an initial appropriation of 10 660 000 for the 165 000 000 Boulder canyon dam project. The amount is in the second deficiency bill sent to the house amid expected floor opposition but anticipated approval with administration backing. The committee released the bill along with transcripts of lengthy hearings on the proposal.
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Washington
Boulder Canyon
House “Appropriations Committee
House
Appropriations Committee
Iowa approves bids for paving and bridge work
Ames Iowa June 11 The state highway department announced contracts totaling 327650.64 to bidders for paving graveling grading and bridge and culvert work on the Iowa primary road system One stretch of paving in Page county covers 14845 miles with an estimated cost of 216380 Other bids cover graveling grading and bridge work across several counties including Muscatine Warren Keokuk Page and more with a total estimated cost of 176695 for bridge and culvert projects The notices name Amos Melberg Cedar Rapids as low bidder on multiple segments and Wickham Bridge Co Council Bluffs as low bidder on Warren county bridge work
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Ames
L. N
State Highway Department Today
N.S
State Highway Department
Page County
Delaware County
Amos Melberg
Cedar Rapids
Jackson County
Melberg
Muscatine County
Moscow
Wickham Bridge
Council
Bluffs
Warren County
Carlisle
Countis
Crawford
Appanoogse
Carroll
Decatur
Keokuk
Marion
Page
Pocuhlnias
Local Man Buys New Restaurant In Fort Morgan Colo
Local resident Mr and Mrs Harry Woolsey and daughter Patsy have returned to 200 East Third Street after a month long motor tour of several states. They visited Mrs Woolsey's parents in Graver Cole and also traveled through Wyoming North and South Dakota and Nebraska. While in the West Mr Woolsey bought a restaurant at Fort Morgan Colorado and will leave here July 1 for that city.
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Harry Woolsey
Patsy
East Third
Woolsey
T. Morton
Graver, Cole
Sand
Algo
Fort Mériam
Colo
Elty
Barry Ball Scores in American League Notes
In the American League summary Barry Ball records scores across Detroit New York Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Chicago Boston with rain interrupting action at Stu Lonis. Inning counts show Detroit and New York touching the scoreboard in the second, Cleveland and Philadelphia in the third, Washington and Chicago in the fourth, with Boston noted at Stu Lonis under rain delays.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Stu Lonis
Death Toll Now Three in Pennington Crash
Two more Penn ington family deaths from the Carson Sunday automobile crash raise the toll to three. Carl Pennington 22 of Omaha and his father Frame Pennington of Omaha died in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs. Carl suffered a fractured skull and spinal injuries while Frame Pennington was decapitated. Their wives were injured but recovering. Victims were en route to a Griswold reunion when their car collided with Bisgard vehicle on the I O W A Short Line. The Bisgards Mrs Nels Bisgard and her son Richard plus Mrs Andrew Peterson of Corley were also in the other car. Several others are hospitalized and recovering. An official said the crash appears purely accidental and no inquest will be held unless relatives request one. No rites had been arranged for the Penningtons as of afternoon.
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Carson
Peter, Bisgard
Harlan
Carl
Penny) Penington
Omaha
Garson
Pennington
Adair
Lucille Yarger
J. W.yarger
Griswold
Orpheum
Penningtons
I. QO. A
Bisgard
Nels
Richard
Andrew
Peterson
Corley
Frank Pennington
Carl Pennington
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Richard Bisgard
Hisgard Hospital
Hachin
Néls. Bisgard
Peter Bisgard
Harlan Hospital
Henry. Cutler
Counsil Bluffs
Vagabond King Opens Today at New Iowa Theater
The Vagabond King, starring Dennis King, opens today for a three day engagement at the New Iowa Theater. An all technicolor film adaptation of the story, it features support from Grant, Jeanette, Warner Oland and others in notable roles.
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Iowa Theater
aelPhe
King
Dennis King
Iowa
Fea Yad
Dennig
Gant
Jeanette Onutd
Warner Oland
Fragmentary OCR Narrows to Local History Note
A fragmentary OCR line hints at a Carroll County event or names, with unclear punctuation and spelling. The readable bits reference a place and people, suggesting a brief local-society or meeting notice, but most specifics are unreadable.
Tri-Cities Band Opening Concert Set for Thursday
The Tri-Cities Concert Band under R. C Rasmussen will open its season with a concert at Atlantic City Park on Thursday at 8 PM. The program includes marches, overtures, popular numbers, a clarinet solo by Glen A Roe, and pieces such as The Chieftain Sunny Side Up Sybil and What Is This Thing Called Love.
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Tri-Cities
Conccert
R. C Rasmussen
Atlantic
Ity Park
Anita
Reni
Qld
Glen A. Roe
Mareh
Barnard
Sybil
Woods
Olks
Homie” Quilling
Nolte
Glen A’ Roe
Porter
U.S. Field
Baxter March
Great Lakes
Romdenne
Two Men Held in Rum Investigation in Des Moines
Des Moines police held two men for investigation into liquor city connections. Clarence Sundamakers, 26, and Wiltisin Bushyhead are in custody after the shooting that fatally wounded Jack Harris weeks ago. Kenneth Sonderfelter, brother of Clarence Campbell, faces trial. Both men questioned after the shooting but not held.
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Des Moines
T. N
Tive
Clarence Sundamakers i
Wiltisin
Bushyhead
Jaoce Sonderfelter
Kenneth
Clarence Campbell
Jack Harris
State Republican Convention Planned for Next Month
A fragment from The New-Telegraph in Logan indicates state Republicans will hold a judicial convention in Des Moines on July 16 and another in Des Moines on July 8. The note mentions county entitlements and sixteen delegates per convention.
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Newe-Telegraph
Witla!orm
Logan
State Republicaty
Republican
Des Molate
Car Door Flies Open Injuring Woman in City
Mrs. Mattie Anderson, wife of Martin Anderson, was seriously hurt last evening when the car door flew open and she fell to the pavement. She suffered a brain concussion, facial injuries, and possible skull fracture. She was taken to Atlantic Hospital unconscious, with X-ray to assess injuries. A youth named Linderman and another helped transport her.
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Mattie Anderson
Martin‘ Anderson
Atlantic Hospital
Chicago Unites In Declaring War On Gangsters
Chicago, June 11. City law enforcement unites in a war to the finish against hoodlums following the gang murders including Alfred Lingle. Deputy Commissioner John Stege and editor William P. Russell announce squads will invade known gang haunts until all are driven from the city. The commissioner calls the gang killings a national issue, promising no quarter.
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Chicago
N.S
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Comener
William’ FP. Russell
John Stege
Stege
Joner Russell
Death drivers absolved of blame in two traffic deaths
Des Moines June 11 coroner juries exonerated Norman A Birdsell 20 and John N Franklin drivers in two fatal traffic mishaps. Birdsell freed regarding the death of Miss Solet Yarowsky struck while crossing the street. Franklin was driver of the car that collided with a machine driven by Mrs Bernice Mandia 24, causing her death. The men had been jailed since the accidents.
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Yes Moines
Hnd
Norman A
Birdsall
Solet Yarowsky
John N. Franklin
Bernice Mandia
Oman
Nine Banks Approve Young Plan Loan
Nine banks have approved the $300,000,000 Young Plan reparations loan. Representatives stated final approval comes today with the issue prepared for issuance within days, earmarked for the United States.
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Piri
Biel
United States
Beso
Aero
Charter Member of Grant G. A. R. Post Dies in Colorado
Special report from Grant Nebraska notes the death of Gray a charter member of the local G A R post after a long illness at Norwood Colorado. The Civil War veteran arrived after the war, served on a farm, and lived here many years. Full military honors were given by the Grant post of the American Legion. Survived by three sons Lyman Warren and John Gray of Norwood and daughter Mrs Anna Smith of Turtle Falls.
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Grant G. A. R. Post
Colorado
Grant, Ta
Grant
Gray
G.A. Bi
Norwood
Olc
Civ
Lyman
Warren
John Gray
Anna Smith
Turtle Falls
Treaty foes find loop hole to block action in Congress
Washington June 1l2 8 President Hoover faces a constitutional clash as he withholds secret correspondence from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the London naval treaty talks see a withheld document dispute threaten to delay ratification by the committee vote. Treaty foes hope to stall action until November amid the controversy.
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Congress
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Stimson
Felsbonges
Iit
London
Proposes Change in Iowa Criminal Code
Des Moines June 11 Frank Heald Cedar Rapids attorney today urged the state board of control to amend the Iowa criminal code to require restitution to victims by those convicted of money crimes Heald said most offenses in Fort Madison and Anamosa involved money or property obtained by false pretenses and urged courts to withhold citizenship until restitution is made in full.
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Des Moines
Frank Heald
Cedar’ Rapids
Wad
State Board of Control
Heald
Fort. Madison
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Dickinson Gets Big Ovation at Pital
Washington June 7 Rep L J TMckitle of the republican senatorial nomination in Iowa last week was cheered on his return to the house chamber. Republicans and democrats stood and joined in the tribute as many members shook his hand. About twenty Casey people left for Ames on the annual tour to Iowa State colleges from the farm bureau office at 9 30.
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Washington
L. J. Tmckitle
House
Ames
Passengers and Seamen Burned Alive in Tragedy
Boston dispatch reports a collision and inferno off Scituate where 46 passengers and crew perished or were burned in a gasoline blaze near the Fairfax and the Pinthis. Eleven crew members and numerous passengers leaped into flames as the tanker sank, with eight injured pulled to safety by the Gloucester and others later arriving in Boston. The disaster drew sharp criticism over lifeboat and lifebelt actions and rescue attempts amid fog and high seas.
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Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Scituate
Fairfax
Pinthis
Norfolk
Baltimore
Fall River
Chelsea
Portland
Gloucester
Carney
the Fairfax
Sharp
Cri A
Edwar Cullen
U. S. S. Lexington
Pasenger
Medianlile
Ames
Rfax
Minot's Ledge
the-Fairfax
Ras Ward G
Cullen
Naval
The
Ferno
Kittery
Waters
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P. N. Arrasmith
Lester Balding
Economy Shoe Store
Croston
S. H. Rudolph
Richtard DB. Rudolph
Creston
Capital City
C. Johnson
Mrs
Ross Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Nis
Harry" Gralke
Milwaukee
Frank Gralke
Oak Street
Ber
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Ledges Park
Boyne
Harvey Duval
Los Angeles
Cal
A.M. Duval
Allison Ram
Linca
Neb
Sait
Tiga A 'Cherry Streets
Retgra
Lorene
Evan Worley
Harrison, Neb
Jd. A. Johnson
East Sixth Street
Metcalf’s Inc
Martha
Crory
Marjorie Griffin
Preventation of the Opera
Iowa State College
Caxix County
Aggfo Pervinors
D. J. Bode
H. “Armentrout
Foster Man
Ray Don Cla
Ames High School
Camp Foster
Lake Okobdji
Forest of the
Sturday
Enkook Range
Carson Crash
Hidesway Comish
Barry
Ball
Carl—Pennington
Ser Taser
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Michigan Avenue
Washington Park
Ayrie
Coan
Tri-Cities Band
Martin—Anderson
Dickinson
Pital
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