Atlantic Catholic Cemetery Improements Planned
Improvements are to be made at Atlantic Catholic Cemetery including paving along the drive and roadways to allow access during work. The fence around the burial plot will be replaced with a brick post and concrete foundation fence about 26 feet apart, with a loop chain. The right of way along the cemetery lane will be graded under the Catholic Cemetery Association program.
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Catholic Cemetery Association
Court Decision Granting Stay Amid Operator Dispute
A court issued a stay in a dispute involving an operator. The decision, noted as granted, affects the ongoing proceedings and outlines forthcoming steps. Details remain limited in the readable fragments.
Albert Shoevinker Dies After Street Collision
Albert Shoevinker 5B the horseman died about 2 AM from injuries suffered when struck by a car driven by Charles Lanr idsen at the intersection of U S highway around 7 PM. He stepped from a bus on Cardiac Stages Line Lad near Shoemaker washout. Lounisen employed by Dr. Mearing and family members learned of the crash and Shoemaker's death at the hospital about four hours later.
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Albert Shoevinker
Jones Hoapltalhbee
Charles Lanridsen
Lin Farmer
Shoemaker Washit
Jon Lohner
Extra
Norway
U. 8
Lataor
Bai
Ogae Lauriisen Fsbap
Tomer
Cac Ag
Alcefour
Stillwell Missouri gas station holdup killer identified
Nans City reports that N Harbert Holliday, said to be a participant in a ploitation of a Stillwell MO train baggage raid seven years ago, was shot and killed today by a Broad Street officer. William Harmon, an accomplice, was wounded. Holliday’s wife denied knowledge. The robbers were suspected after a tires consignment from Kansas City triggered the ambush. Officers Tuttle and Harrell waited in the baggage area as the pair menaced the station with a running car. A dawn confrontation led to Holliday’s fatal shot as Harmon surrendered and was then shot as he attempted to flee.
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Nans City
Jana
Harbert Holliday
Itaut
Wits
Arit
Stilwell
Kou
William Harmon
Asatia
tHolliday
Tunning
Kansas City
Heeama Aaspichone
Tatle
Hyde predicts Hoover renomination at national Young Republicans meet
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde declared Hoover’s renomination and reelection likely, speaking to about 500 auditors at the National Conference of Young Republicans from the Federal Farm Board. He criticized Progressives for lacking constructive proposals and warned of farm price dangers amid economic stress.
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William
Neat LN
Washington
Hoover
Arthur M. Hyde
National Conference of
Hyde
Federal Farm Board
Ale Waya
Simeon
Hydering
Vinton Editor Fatally Injured in Minnesota Crash
A Vinton editor was fatally injured in an automobile accident four miles from Albert Lea Minnesota yesterday afternoon. He was en route to Minneapolis with Mia Kruse and their son Marion, and three others were in the party.
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Leay Minn
Inian Automobil
Albert Lea
Mitmoapolis
Mia
Kruse
Marion
Heckman in Adair Faces Indecision Amid Local Talk
Local notes indicate Heckman in Adair weighs options as community chatter grows. Possible political or civic decision looms, with residents watching party lines and upcoming events for clarity.
Kansas farm boy finds Pluto planet discoverer to enter college
Glyde Tombaugh, a 26 year old Kansas farm boy and astronomer at Lowell Observatory, who first noted a spot on a photographic plate later identified as Pluto in March 1980, will enter the University of Kansas this fall. His discovery was praised by astronomers, and he was honored by the Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain.
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Glyde —Tombaugh
Kansas
Pluto
University of Kansas
Tombaugh
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ary
Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Two Local Men Arrested With Long Criminal Records
Two men held locally for investigation have lengthy criminal histories. James Crawford, arrested on a false pretense charge, received a seven year sentence in the state penitentiary at Bort Madison after a Memorial Day arrest. His record shows numerous aliases and bank fraud across many states. The second man, W B O Leary or G F Mefford, is serving five years in the Santa Fe penitentiary on a fare check charge after an $8,000 sight draft proved worthless. He has about a dozen arrests across nearly as many states.
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James Crawford
Bort Madison
W. A. McKee
Department
of Justice
Washington, D. C
Crawford
Department of Justice
Henry P. Wilk. Rey
Bakersfield
Cal
Pasadena
Pasadepe
Henry Willeis
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Hell
Memorial meeting closes with officer elections in Elks lodge
Annual memorial and business session of the Elks held with Theo Rey and Judge J J Sullivarty delivering tributes. Charles A. Pickett is remembered, and new officers elected include San Longstreet president, Paul W Schmidt first vice president, Lijul D Ross re elected state secretary, E A Erb treasurer, and A A Heningbaum as sole trustee. A special delegate to Seattle for next year’s national convention is re appointed.
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Lodge
Brcks
Otcers
San Longstreet
Red Oak
Paul W. Schmidt
Iowa City
W. W. Quis
Boone
James A. Devitton
Oskelovss
Seattle
William Hamm dies at St Paul former brewer at 72
William Hamm, 72, once northwest’s leading brewer, died at his St Paul home Wednesday night after a career that spanned brewing, real estate, and theater ventures following prohibition. He joined Theodore Hamm Brewing Co at 10, later becoming president of one of the era’s largest St Paul enterprises.
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William Hamm
ST. Paul
Minn
Jung
Walliam Hamuy
Northwest
Hamm
Sheodore Hann Brow. Iy Company
St. Pook
Arming of Striking Miners Signals Escalation in Pennsylvanian Toll
In Pennsylvania three counties brace for possible renewed violence as striking miners arm themselves amid reports of federal conciliators traveling to Washington. The Belmont jail attack near St Clairsville prompts reinforcements, tear gas, and machine guns to restore order, with leaders from the National Miners Union detained and charges looming.
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Hy Leo V. Dolan
I. N.S
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Herrin
International
Washington
Secretary of Labor
William N. Deak
Rabeeses
Vineast’- Kemenovich
National Miner Gang
Jon
United’ Mine
St. Clairsville
I. N
Belmont’ County
Lafferty. Ne
M.ac Hanna
Howard Duff
Fortyiff's
American Legion Trombers
Les ‘Thompson
Pittsburg
National Miners Union
Rainfall totals and flood reports after heavy shower
Rain fell heavily yesterday with near one inch in several areas. Reports show varied totals from Adair to Keokuk with Greenfield and nearby towns recording notable rainfall as Bull Creek ran high and streets flooded in the downpour.
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Roy ‘L. Fanconly
Boverns
Bull Creek
Adair
Cangy
Clarida
Keokul
Barlington
Inwood
Dubuque
Ratherville
Green Faland
Mtott
Brown
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