Unfavorable Winds Delay Airmen in Round Trip Flight
Detroit flyers Edward P. Schlee and William A. Brock complete a round trip transcontinental flight setting new east west and west east records. They land at Jacksonville Airport in 1 hour 66 seconds for the San Diego Jacksonville leg, damaged upon overshooting the runway but uninjured. The return trip slowed by rough weather and a fuel stop at Tusilah, with speed reduced over the Rocky Mountains.
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Jacksonville
Fla
L.N.S
Edward PF. Schlee
William A. Brock
Detroit
Brock
James V. Doolittle
San Diego
Tulsilah
Sechieaml- Brock
Rocky Mountain
OWA Bankers Elect Officers at Annual Convention Today
Davenport Iowa June 18 The Iowa Bankers association began its third day with officer elections G G Bagley was named president and received an ivory gavel from Walter Robinson Other officers include Fred J Figge as vice president H L Horton and BE Béman named as vice presidents and G I Bell H Merry and H Merry named as directors plus other officers from Des Moines Iowa National Bank Mahaska State Bank and Chicago executives noted in attendance.
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Davenport
U, N
Iowa Bankers, Association
G.G. Bagley
Iowa
Walter Robinson
Homptay
Alfred
Fred J. Figge
Osston
Lowe
American’ Bunkegg Association
H. L Horton
Des Moines
National, Bank
BE. Béman
Mahyska
Bank of Oskaloosa
Local dairy man bound over on drunken driving charge
C C Schwenneker, a local dairy man, was bound over to the county grand jury under bond of 2400 on a drunken driving charge after a crash on East Seventh Street last evening. His car collided with Walter Schwandt’s car as both vehicles damaged near a filling station. Schwanden was bruised but others were unhurt. Schwenneker was arrested by city police and jailed.
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A. c. Schwenneker
East Seventh Street
Justice of the Peace P. I. Apple An
Schwenucker
C.] Wheatley
Earl Beech
Schwenacker
Walter K. Schwandt
Pine
Mulberry
Schwandt
Herman Wheeler
Schwenneker
Methodist Minister Dies After 44 Years Of Service
Newton June 18 funeral services for the Rev. Blingsity aged 73 will be held here after a long career of forty four years in the Methodist ministry. The funeral follows his death at his home. Local tributes note his dedication and service to the church and community.
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Newton
L N
Child Dies From Burns Suffered Last Friday
Mildred Ex. Kelley aged 10 died at Atlantic hospital after severe burns from a stove explosion last Friday at home on South Olive street road. She had shown improvement then remained critically ill for a week. The accident occurred while Mrs. Kelley lit the stove in a chicken house. Survivors include her parents Fred and Mrs. Kelley and nine siblings. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:30 at the Baptist church, Rev. J. B. Biuner officiating. Burial in Atlantic cemetery.
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Mildred Ex. Kelley
the Atlantic Hospital
South Olive Street
Mildred
Sediflia
Fred EB. Kelley
Sorvive
Elmer
Oren
Eugene
Novella
Agnes
Edward
Fiaie
Stella
Clara
Kelley
Mra
M.J. Kelley
Dresden
Baptist Church
J. 2B
Biuner
Atlantic Cemetery
Waterloo Man Is New Commander Of Spanish Veterans
Waterloo resident A J Wartuy was nominated for commander of the United Spanish War Veterans of Iowa as the state association met in Dubuque on June 18. The session named Luthy of Cedar Rapids and Brown of Cedar to national encampment delegations, with routine business on the agenda.
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Dubuque
A. J. Wartuy
Waterloo
Veterans of
Towa
Gelegaton
Ho L-Luthy
Cedar Rapids
Andrenee Brown
Eerie Ithe
Market Drops to Lowest Levels Since December
New York trading ended with a broad rout as liquidation dominated from the open, pushing top industrial and utility shares to their lowest since December. The ticker dragged late, volume reached 6.42 million, second only to May, with United States Steel and American Can among notable losers on a day of weak demand and little support.
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New York
Ln.s
Motoratoriy
Aybural
General Motor
Chrysler
United States Steel
American
Consolidated Gas
Five Charged With Selling Axes To Minors
Five individuals were charged with selling cigarettes to minors following an investigation by state inspector J L Hicks and local officials. Two Massenacato owners were fined $25 each by Justice of the Peace E Crow. Brandy cafe and Hancock case also fined. The local cases, transferred to George E Pennell’s court, were continued to Tuesday afternoon next week. Kent Martin represents the three local defendants.
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J. L. Hicks
Or.el Jones
Parl Billiard Pirlor
Lester Layland
Layland
Davi Miller
Weat Side
Maassenn
Brandy Cafe
Hancock
E. Crow
Mas- Eeng Justice of the Peace
George E. Pennell
Court of P. I
Appleman
Ai Kent Martin
Hearing Set in Baker Case for June 24
Mucatine June 18 Hearings have been set for June 24 to dismiss the action of the state of Iowa against Abram Baker and other officials. The matter was before Judge D. Jackson in district court.
Marly Bal Scares Améileag League
Cleveland defeats Améileag League 2 scare as Marly Bal shines in a decisive game with strong offense and defense.
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Marly Bal
Améileag League
Dal Cleveland
Weighing Wings on the Good Will Air Tour
In Wesley Iowa a Love Good Will air tour spectacle gathers fifty eight planes resembling a giant swarm to celebrate Sid Cleveland of Carroll who helped organize the first state air tour. The caravan traveled from Waterloo and plans to continue to Winneshiek and then Hambilt to display, with a Burlington accident injuring Gilmore Berry, 12, knocked unconscious by a passing wing. Pilot E L Bilbrook of Grinnville was at the controls.
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Iowa
Wesley Wesley
L N. S
Wesley
Citu
Sid Cleveland
Carroll
Waterloo
Winntedshburg
Hous
Burlington
Gilmore Berry
E. L. Bilbrook
Grinnvll
Demand Removal of Fort Madison Chief of Police Today
A petition signed by five residents seeks the removal of Fort Madison police chief Elmer Hutson. The filing with the district court clerk notes the date for July 1 and asks the supreme court outside judge to grant the removal. The petition alleges willful and habitual neglect of duties and other accusations against the officer.
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Fort Madison
Bert Madizon
No. S
Elmer Hutson
Huston
ToHal
Denver Man Warns Against Menace of Money Mania
Denver June 18 A theologian Loring warned bankers at the twenty eighth annual convention of the American Institute of Banking that the money mania threatens the republic. Rabbi William S Friedman described a coming monopolic threat and urged restraint. Herman F Feucht of the American National Bank of Denver won the national speaking contest with a $500 prize. A Gordon Patterson and Philip A Dietz shared the second and third prizes of $200 each.
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Denver
Ti. N. S
Loring
American Institute of Banking
Republic
William S. Friedman
Dr. Friedman
B.S. Hecht
New Orleans
Priedman
Herman F Feucht
American National Bank of Denver
Institute
ALP. Giannini F
San Francisco
A. Gordon Patterson
Pittsiburgh
Philip A. Dietz
Don. Shyu
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Des Moines
In Des Moines the forty third Iowa Christian Endeavor Union convention opened with a 6:30 am prayer service at Drake Stadium led by Harold Singer of Kansas City. A 7:30 breakfast followed at University Place church dining hall. Delegates planned a city parade and will tackle Youth's Responsibility for World Peace and Youth and the Christianization of the World.
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Christian Endeavor
Des Moines
N. S
Drake Stadium
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
Harold Singer
Kansas City
University Place ‘Church
Annual Convention of County Officers Opens Des Moines
Des Moines June 1871 delegates from 600 to 2,000 expected for the annual convention of the State Association of County Officers. Preliminary registration at Polk county courthouse last night. Officers include county supervisors auditors engineers treasurers clerks of the court and others. Mayor Parker L. Crouch to open with remarks. J A Townsley to respond. Madigan of Waterloo to preside at joint sessions.
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Des Moines
State Association of County Officers
Polk County
Uil Terns
Secarity
J. G. Cook
State Auditor
Parker L. Crouch
J. A. Townsley
Waterloo
Madigan
Association
Schall Leads in Minnesota Senate Race by 65,000 Votes
In Minneapolis Minnesota United States Senator Schall maintains a lead of about 65,000 votes over challenger Christianson and J F Selb as returns continue. The Republican incumbent appears poised for victory amid a tense statewide contest with party rivals vying on the issues of the eighteenth.
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Sen
Schall
Minuteapolis
Minn
Tung
Thomas
United States
Minnesota
Wag
Tierce Hhance
Thuaiore
Christianson
J. F. Selb
Sel
Bank official reports Iowa land values improving
Des Moines June 1. Bank president George Cosson says farm land demand is rising and cash sales lead the market. Transactions in five months total 65 farms covering about 13,895 acres, with sale prices totaling 3,612,235.91. In 1929 sixty four farms sold, totaling 13,438 acres.
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Des Moines
Optimistiy
George Cosson
Des Moines Point Stock Bank
Cosson
Cedar Rapids Youth Sentenced for Highway Robbery
Cedar Rapids June 18. A 17 year old, Billtngrtner, pleaded guilty to highway robbery with accomplices from Sy F. Mogland at a filling station. He received a term not exceeding twenty five years and paid 22 dollars. Victims identified him. partner Carl Van Anwenep bailed under 2,500 dollars. Two other youths, Milan and Pinch, charged in a Marion grocery store robbery, face true bills filed.
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Cedar Rapiss
Duising Billtngirtner
Lay Rowbury
Sy F. Mogland
Ananda
Hin
Carl van Anwenep
Baumgartner
Ektims Wits
Eri
Carl Hendrickson
Leo Pinch
Domild Milan
Marion Bist Pebenary
Twenty two defend cattle fraud ring pleads not guilty
Twenty two men tied to a cattle fraud scheme plead not guilty today in Warefield. Only two of the thirty five named had posted bond as the case proceeds, with George F. Stever at home and R. E. Breber jailed awaiting trial.
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Warefield
Sulling
George F. Stever
R. E. Breber
Joe Bhele
Pat Ane
Morrow Wins New Jersey Senate Nomination by Large Plurality
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow secures the Republican senatorial nomination in New Jersey by a reported plurality exceeding 250,000 votes with 158 districts still uncounted. Frelinghuysen trails, while the drys falter. Morrow carries all 21 counties amid statewide support and speculation on future national implications.
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N. J
Jane
Ambassador Morrow
Tin Fort
ne _sion
Marow
Bergen
Morro
Newark
N. 2
S.1
Abe
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
South Jersey
Feyolé
E . Bonge
Hoover
Cape May
Frelinghuysen
Fort
Morrow
Anti-Saloon League
Jersey
Joseph
Jersey City
Mexico
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Ton, Westies
Belleverd
Wayne
Shawnte County
Tuncka
Shenif Horning
C. C. Schwenneker
Aterloo
Baker
U. 8
Beatsice
Lee
Salt Lake City
Misa
Rio de Janeiro
Miss Tee
South America
Europe
U. S
Chicago
J AL Aleark
Aoting
William AW. Russell
Alfred Lingle
Tribune Rimporteg
Dwight Morrow
Boone
Wilder,ormer
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