Honey Lou's wedding plans spark family approval
Honey Lou moves through social whirl at Daisy Deane’s parties while tensions simmer at home. Margret quits then returns to Jack Wallack’s employment as Angela Allen’s scheming gaze shadows Honey Lou’s romance. A wedding approaches as secrets and jealousies threaten the unfolding drama.
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Daisy Deane
Mrs. Huntley
Honey Lou
Indy
Lou
Margret
Jack Wallack
Jane Ayres
Honey
Angela
Miss Ayres
Annie
Jac
Daly Deane
Per
Sam
Babette
Angela Allen
Mer
Convict Captured After Shad Robbing Spree
Edward Reynolds, 86, reportedly linked to a shad robbing incident across Missouri and nearby points with authorities noting decisive capture. Local reports confirm a convict was captured following the spree.
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Edward
Reynolds
Missouri
Denison Youths Held on Charges in Jail Here
Two Denison youths remain in jail on unspecified charges after an incident reported here on June 22. Authorities say bonds were set at low amounts but no further details were released.
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Denison
Abandoned shack leads to Denison man’s arrest claim
A fragment describes an abandoned shack and a woman alleging she was moved to Denison and shoved into a car. The terse note cites fear and an unspecified assailant, with no dates or full names provided in the readable text.
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Denison
Local Briefs from County Attorney to Guardian Appointed
Local news items note County Attorney R W Cockshoot traveling to Clarinda on official business and H Rudolph of Micmal Rudolph & Pine visiting Sioux City. Grace Nutt returns from Chicago, Chris Fisher family from Orient, Henry Paulsen named guardian of the Paulsen children, Betty Kitchen to attend a cousin wedding as flower girl and Mrs Kitchen to sing. Vedane awarded a Federal School scholarship for design work. I A Hughes and W Nichols on vacation. Casey Jones from Casey relocates with wife to town. a roof fire at 207 State street causes minor damage. Jarry Timmons returns home from Moline after visit. Dr J T Ralston and Carey S Ralston at northern lakes. former local printer visiting. US interior offers Michigan tech scholarship. rboseroy Acker travels with sister to wedding. five wagon loads of sand removed from a city well. concrete gas campaign by Iowa Electric reps M L Nolan et al arrive to promote a new gas plant. Drew home hosts guests for a family reunion prior to California move.
Dempsey to Meet Sharkey in 15 Round Title Bout
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey agreed to terms to fight Jack Sharkey of Boston in a 15 round bout at Yan kee stadium on July 21. Tex Rickard will stage the match and both boxers plan to sign tomorrow afternoon. Dempsey said his aim is to win back the title, with other matters secondary.
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New York
I. N.S
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Yankee Stadium
Dempsey
Sharkey
Belmont
Chautauqua Planned at Seventh and Locust Streets
A Chautauqua committee meeting at W. Cockshoots office set plans for the season opening Saturday Aug 10. The big tent will be on lots at Seventh and Locust streets with events for Camp Fire Girls Scouts Grand Army and Chau tauqua Circle. Open days include a Sunday morning worship and a merchants day.
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W. Cockshoot
Chautauga
Toca
Grand ‘Army
Airplane engines award to Pratt and Whitney firm
A fragmented OCR item notes Pratt and Whitney of Hartford Connecticut securing a tract award related to air craft engine work. The text is incomplete but indicates a formal prize or contract for aviation engines. Named entity Pratt and Whitney appears as the primary organization involved.
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Pratt ande-Whitney
Airs Craft Company of
Hartford
Conn
Army officer laments discipline failing at home
Des Moines dispatch reports Lt. Col. W. S. Neely told Judge Lester Thompson he cannot control his wife and daughter in Oklahoma. He said he would have little chance of bringing them back, as the habeas corpus petition by his son in law Fred P. Risser seeks permission for Margaret Neely Risser to return. Mrs. Neely and Mrs. Risser are said to have died in Chickasha Oklahoma. The eloped couple, both 21 and Drake students, defied Mrs. Bisset's parents. Judge Thompson denied the writ.
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Des Moines
W. 8. Neely
Col. Neely
Lester Thompson
Iowa
Oklahoma
Fred P. Risser
Gol. Neely
Drake
Protest of Barbed Hooks by President Coolidge
Edward J Taylor of Chicago, representing the Izaak Walton League of America, filed a protest in Rapid City against President Coolidge's use of barbed hooks and worms for trout. He called fishing with hooks slaughter and urged barbless hooks so fish not eaten could be released, while noting worms should only be used if starving.
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Rapid City
S. D
J. N
Izaak ‘Walton
Taylor
Killers of Klein Sentenced to Hang in Springfield
Charles Duchowski Roberto Torres and Walter Staleski were condemned by the state supreme court for the murder of Deputy Warden Peter Klein at Stateville penitentiary. The trio faced execution set for July 15 after multiple attempted escapes from custody, according to reports from Springfield, Illinois.
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Springfield, II
Charles Duchowski
Roberto ‘Orres
Walter Staleski
Depuy
Peter Klein
State
Ville’, Penitentiary
Supreme “Court
Andrews Johnson wedding at Audubon family ties midweek
Tuesday afternoon ceremony united Miss Lola Lucille Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs James Andrews Audubon with Roy Peter Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Jonas Johnson Omaha Rev E A Moore officiated The couple plan to reside in Omaha and were joined by relatives including Albert Johnson and Harvey Andrews in a small family cast.
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Andrewa-Johnson
Ballinger
Lola -Lucille-Andrews
Daugh- P.m. Ter
James Andrews
Audubon
Roy Peter Johnson
Jonas Johnson
Omaha
E. A. Moore
M. E. Church
Albert Johnson
Harvey Andrews
Prather-Pedersen
Grace Prather
W. F. Prather
Hans C. Pedersen
Myr
Peder Pedersen
Roy Craver
Hans Pedersen
Nebraska
Prather
Anti Blue Law Party Starts In Washington
A new political group named the Anti Blue Law party launched in Washington on June 22. It plans a likely national convention in New York in 1928 and may nominate its own candidates or endorse major-party contenders for president and vice president next year. The party’s national committee is formed to push the movement.
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Washington
IL. N. S
Notable Speakers at Social Menu in Kas City
E Haldeman Julius, Girard Kas Clarence Darrow Chicago Rupert Hughes Los Angeles and H G Teigan Minneapolis are listed among invited speakers for a social event. The page notes expected attendance and credentials of the figures associated with literature law and film in a Midwest gathering.
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Tee
E. Haldeman-Julius
Girard
Kas
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Rupert Hughes
Los Angeles
H. G. Teigan
Minneapolis
Farm Loans Open at 5 Percent
Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa announce farm loans at five percent interest. Call to arrange. Young's department store hours extended to Thursday Friday and Saturday nights for a large furniture clearance. News-Telegraph Want Ads deliver results.
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Wood & Savery, Atlantic
Towa
Young’s
News-Telegraph
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Lerman
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Junior Smith
Rubenstein
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Beulah Scherdin
Gay and
Fos _Maurice
Lawson
Martin - Mayes
Aletha Butler
Massena
Irene Tickner
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Des. Moines
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Ward
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Crystal Lake
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Mr .Weaver
India
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