Hoover invades Midwest as 1992 bid looms
President Hoover spoke in Indianapolis to outline a economic philosophy and reject federal dole or tariff changes while arguing for robust regulation of utilities. He asserted his administration’s focus on helping people through community cooperation and condemned direct federal ownership. Conference-style remarks stressed confidence in American resilience amid the Depression.
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George R. Holmes
U.S
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoover
Midilla West
Camerons
Hig
Dole
Eatiba Dole
Federal
Traasyanes
D—Vigorella
Weaver
Capone Pleads Guilty In Court Today
C F Lassen 81 dies after long illness at 705 Hazel street in Atlantic. German born farmer, retired to Cass and then Atlantic, married Martha Ostermann in 1878. Seven children, twelve grandchildren, three great grandchildren survive. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 at Osborne Tomlinson funeral home with Rev M Eldt of Zion Lutheran church officiating. interment Atlantic cemetery.
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C. Broderick Lassen
Affmer
Germany
Hazel Street
Em Mr. Lassen
Schleswig
Holstein
United States
Town City
Tie
Luni
Shelby County
Bear Grove Township
Cass County
Atlantic
Lassen
Misa
Martha Ostermann
Fred ‘Ostermann
Plenaynt Township
Lasaen
William
Chris Lugser
Grove Township
John Stolley
Glen A. Perryman
George Prall
Des Ta
Fremont W. Stattery
Scio
Ore
Osborne-Tomlinson
M.e.deltz
Zion's Lutheran Church
Atlantic Cemetery
Arch Bishop and Cardinal Deported From Spain Today
Madrid reports Cardinal Pedro Segura Saenz archbishop of Toledo and primate of Spain with two brothers fled across the frontier into France. Deported by the republican government due to the cardinal's opposition to religious toleration. Rioting erupts in Catholic strongholds leaving one dead and forty injured.
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Madrid
Pedro Segura ¥ Saenz
Tolido
Spain
France
Four Towans Die In Aseries Of Accidents
Des Moines reports say four Towans died in separate incidents. David Paul Miller nine of West Chester was killed when struck by a car driven by Robert Piercy of Youngstown Ohio near Chester. Raymond Vogt sixty two near Guttenberg was killed when struck by a car driven by Harold Wood of Waukon. Pete Reynolds seventy of Des Moines died from injuries after a Sunday auto strike. Carl Trickal twenty of Rockwell City drowned in the Des Moines river near Fort Dodge, possibly from a cramp while swimming.
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Des Moines
Iday
David Paul Miller
West] Chester
Robert Piercy
Youngstown
T, Cheater
Raymond Vogt
Guttenberg
Harold Wood
Waukon
Pete Reynolde
Des’ Moines
Carl Trickal
Rockwell City
Fort Dodge
Twenty Anarchist Bombs Explode in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on June 16, more than twenty anarchist bombs exploded in various parts of the city shortly after midnight. No deaths were reported and damage was slight. The blasts were said to be reprisals for police actions during the past week against anarchists and other radicals.
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Jbuchos
Aires
Al Capone Pleads Guilty in Tax Prohibition Case
Chicago June 16 Al Capone today pleaded guilty to income tax and prohibition law violations and was scheduled for sentencing June 30 by Federal Judge James H Wilckerson. A two and a half year prison term was anticipated. the defendant cited a desire for a continuance due to his son's operation. Prosecutors favored a lighter outcome over a drawn out trial.
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Chicago
al Capone
James H. Wilckerson
Damgster
Tis
Public Enemy No
Scarface
Dwight H. Green
Viete E.larne
Green
George E. Q. Johnson
Apsinet Capone
Capone
Des Moines Shooting Wounds Man During Jail Break
Des Moines June 16. George Palmer 45 is in critical condition after a stray bullet from a running gun battle between police and an escaping prisoner struck him in the head on a bench near a feed store. Patrolman Theodore Strasburg arrested a robbery suspect, fired when the prisoner drew a weapon, and was wounded slightly but continued pursuing suspects who were arrested. The escaping man is believed to have fired the fatal shot.
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Des Moines
George Palmer
Palmer
Presa
Palmers
Theodore Strasburg
Prizoner
Strasburg
West Union Man Held for Threats to Extort Money
Roy Spangler, 42, was jailed in West Union, Iowa, on a $5,000 bond for allegedly threatening to extort money from Mrai-Robert Riche of Ottumwa. Police say a letter demanded $1,000 or harm would follow. Riche is a 21 year old college graduate.
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West Union
I. N
Roy Spangler
Robert Riche
Ovtwein
Mou
Ayes S
Ely
Richo
Chirke
Dubuque
Spaigler
Bolita
June Stamp New President Cass 4H Club Girls
June Stamp was elected president of the Cass County 4-H girls at a rally yesterday at Grove community house south of Atlantic. Twelve delegates to the state 4-H convention opening tomorrow at Ames were chosen, with Miss Stamp serving as voting delegate. Other officers named include Dale Campbell, vice president, Stachel Thomson, secretary-treasurer, Ametia Elois, historian, and Wilma Long, reporter.
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June Stimp
Cats County
Grove
Atlantic
Miss Stamp
Mildred Thomson
Dale Campbell
Ly U- Grum
Gladys Frazeur
Hielen Miller
Kablscheen
June Stamp
BR. A. Lorenzen
Rose Kanter
Neva Odem
Mary Dailinger
Ada Herbert
Reva Rumsey
R. S. Campbell
Miss Thomson
Eleanor Henderson
J. L. Smith
Elyb. Gals
Howl
Bert
Campbell
bin' Bel ‘Thomson
Joanie Marie Warren
Mra BR
S. Campbell
PL Oh. PL Club
Brighton Township
Washington Workers
Et ‘Eert Club
Pynosn Township
Briand Granted Confidence as French Foreign Minister
Paris June 16 Aristide Briand France's peace advocate received continued tenure as foreign minister when the chamber of deputies backed Premier Laval with a vote of confidence The measure passed 310 to 267 on Briand's continuation in office with Laval's government affirmed
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Paris
F. N
Aristide Briand
France
Quay d’Orsay
Chamber of Deputies
Pierre Laval
M. Briand
New Head Named for Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Secretary Lamont announced in Washington that D H Saw yer of New York is appointed head of the Federal Employment Stabilization Board. The move was disclosed today by the Commerce Secretary.
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Washington
D.H. Sawyer
New York
Federal Employment -Stabilization Board
of Commerce
Robert M. Lamont
Starr Paithful Mystery Probed by Grand Jury Sister Testimony
Elizabeth known as Turker and Sylvia In testified before the Nosaq county grand jury about Starr Paithful's disappearance and death. The 14-year-old sister described conflicting accounts of her movements after Starr vanished as authorities probe a possible murder.
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Starr Paithful
New York
Elizabeth
Turker
Sylvia
Nosaq County
Starr
Polar submarine Nautilus towed to port amid delays
In Ireland's Cork harbor villagers awaited Sir Hubert Wilkins polar submarine Nautilus, towed by battleship Wyoming. A breakdown slowed progress as the vessel neared port, with Arkansas Roosevelt and other ships rallying to assist. The Wyoming would later proceed to Copenhagen after relief for the tug and escort ships.
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Cabh
Leland
Thie Port
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Wyoming
Leas
Arkansas
Ueder
Viuitral
Claude C. Bloch
Bet Sistagve
Roosevelt
Andependener Hall
Cobh
Copenham
Nelson Oil Station Opens Tomorrow at Seventh and Palm
Nelson and his son Arma Nelson lease the new tiling station at Seventh and Palm, operated with Ray Nelson and Owen KF Meredith overseeing a brick building offering White Rose gasoline, Bn-Ar-Co oils, and greases. Both Nelsons are experienced auto service veterans formerly with Hoogh and Porter stations, aiming for competitive prices and customer appeal.
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Sesethall
Owen KF
Meredith
Maby
Ray
Nelson
Arma Nelson
Bn-Ar-Co
Death of Albert Shoemaker ruled accidental
Audubon area reports the death of Albert Shoemak ey, a Harian horsemay, pronounced accidental yesterday after examination by a coroner's jury. Members listed include Benne Wovery, Rubs, and W. P. Hoyt. The incident occurred Friday at Jones hospital. a coroner’s certificate was issued.
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Audubon
Tan Duns
Albert Shoemakey
Harian Horsemay
West
Thy
Benne ‘Wovery
W. P. Hoyt
Ionenane
Reiday
Jones Hospital
Praise of Warren Harding at tomb dedication
Marion, June 16. In front of the Grecian memorial to Warren G. Harding, President Hoover praised the late president’s humane qualities and condemned public trust breaches. Calvin Coolidge also spoke, stressing loyalty, probity, and the need to uphold government standards amid past scandals.
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George R. Holmes
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Hoover
Coolidge
Calvin
Vemonter
Keeani
Weather forecast garbled but mentions Missouri and Nebraska
Fragmented weather brief notes a fair and warmer night and a Wednesday. Mentions Missouri and Nebraska with unclear timing.
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Wasmar
Missourk
Nebraska
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