Dividend payment and tariff action in brief notices
Latest By Wire reports a 7 percent annual dividend for New York Copper stock payable August 19 to holders of record July 10. President Hoover uses tariff power to raise refined oil and flaxseed prices, boosting costs to match U S Netherlands production. Also reports libel suit dismissal by New York Supreme Court Judge A Veters dismissing Rosa Linda Morini against Otto H Kahn for damages over a letter allegedly harming her career.
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New York
Aconda
Pwashinseton
Hoover May
United States
Netherlands
Alegwinespat
Supreme Court Jug
A. Veters
Otto H. Kahn
Attarary
Nathan Burkan
Otto Kahn
Rosalinda Morini
Muate
Receiver Named For Defunct Elk Horn Creamery In Harlan Hearing
A receiver was appointed for the defunct Hamlin cooperative creamery at Elk Horn during a Harlan hearing before Judge H J Schantz. The action by Farmers Savings Bank of Elk Horn seeks to recover about 22000 with a mortgage on plant and equipment securing a portion. Directors face suit as liable partners, though defense claims incorporation shields them.
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Ele Horn
Hamlin Cooperative Creamery
Harlan
H. J.schantz
M. 5
Farmers Savings Bank of
Elk Horn
Boorman & Whitmore
Fiasca
Elk Horn Bank His
Ald.en New
Ny & Co-Partership
West Hatelin
At- Wontie Norther
Elk Horn Bank
Sore
Etert Potts
Famous dog of silver screen dead
Hollywood obituary reports the death of Strongheart, Hollywood’s famed canine actor aged 18. Brought from Germany by Jane Murfin, he starred in The Silent Call, Brown of the North, and White Fang, and earlier served with the German Red Cross during World War I.
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Hollywood
Cel
N. S
Strongheart
Atari
Ming Murfin
Germany
North
Pang
Iowa Weather Update Shows Rising Temperatures Tonight
A pair of weather alerts indicates warmer conditions across Iowa tonight with temperatures climbing into the upper 60s to lower 70s. Forecasters expect mild humidity and light winds, with possible evening showers in eastern counties.
Ten Carloads of Beer Seized in Des Moines Police Action
Des Moines authorities seized ten carloads of near beer on complaint by John Tammend, former police chief. The case heads to municipal court after a delayed claim, with Vernon Lynch negotiating a possible waiver. A legal battle over seizure looms as Wisconsin brewery interest fights the action.
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Des Moines
John Tammend
Hayes
Hammond
Mususcipal Court
Vernon Lynch
Manitawoc
Wis
Des Moinas
Lynch
Iowa
Scofflay
Fiear
Ogsin
B and O Installs Class Smokers for Women
A historic railway incident describes the Baltimore and Ohio line configuring its Washington to New York service with a single gender smoking room and separate living space. The piece frames women as extending influence into railroad club areas, noting changes to smoking arrangements and social access at the line's fortifications.
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Washington
L N
Orteuin
Baltimore
York
Enraged farm hand shoots tenant, wife and self at Dows
Dows inquest to probe motive as Joseph Fromm shot and killed Earl Fischer and Fischer’s wife before turning the gun on himself. Witness Donald Klein reports awakening to a gunfire scene and a second shot after Fromm pleaded not to do it. Authorities will investigate this tragedy on scene.
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Dows
Fischer
Mos Fromm
Enemies dynamite restaurant last night at Shellsburg
Fire destroyed the Red Restaurant in Shellsburg after unknown assailants bombed and likely dynamited the building. Owner Bogis, who had received threatening letters, was at risk as neighbors woke to loud blasts. Firemen battled the blaze for hours, stopping it from spreading to nearby structures. Police attributed the incident to incendiarism and issued a health bill and warrants, while no suspects were named.
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F. SA
Daivy John
Bogis
Llanos
Tha Tage
Bogle
Rte
Martin Reappointed To State Optometry Board
Des Moines June 25 Gov John Hammill reappointed By W Martiny Carroll as a member of the state board of optometry examiners for a three year term starting January 1 1929. Mr and Mrs Charles Linn 1171 Poplar street left this morning in their car for Ahreg Rivers Michigan where they will spend several weeks.
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Des” Moines
John
Hammilto
Michigan
Mra
Charles
Linn
Poplar
Ahreg Rivers
Mirh
Reads Bankers Overruled for New Trial in Shenandoah Case
Creston Iowa area news reports Thomas H Read and Elbert A Read of Shenandoah Bankers were overruled on a motion for a new trial. They were sentenced to pay an $8,000 fine and serve three years in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary. The Reads, aged nearly 90, were given until November 1 to perfect an appeal and posted new bonds to stay the sentences.
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Creston
Thomas H
Elbert A. Read
Shenandoah
Leavenworth
Kans
Thomas
Read
Munger
Mab
Wlo
Two Children Die in Sioux City Accidents
Sioux City reports two children killed in separate incidents. Betty and Tupi Wayfield, ages four and others, perished when an elevator in a Central rail line apartment building collapsed. Four family members were hospitalized with injuries, while Sidney Springer, 14, and a distant observer noted the tragedies.
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Sioux City
Dune
Betty Vietime
Sidney Springer
Dlistaint
Padsenpur
Tha
Central Railrund
Killan
Tupi Wayfield
Early Ball Scores Highlight Busy Opening AL Games
In the American League Philadelphia beat Boston 7 to 4 in the first game, Chicago edged by Boston 1 to 0 in four innings, and Philadelphia won 6 to 1 in the second game. Cleveland topped St Louis 6 to 5 in the fifth. In the National League Philadelphia and New York had late innings with a 4 to 4 tie in the first game and Philadelphia leading later innings while Washington posted a rally.
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Bostoty
Mee
Chicago
Ins Nin
Phiten
Boston
Cleveland
St.Louis
Washington
Hosto T
Philadelphia
Roolely
Telephone link: first plane to London crosses Atlantic
American Telephone and Telegraph reports a Fairchild monoplane at 1000 feet established voice contact with London from Hadley Field New Brunswick. Correspondents exchanged greetings with The International News Service and London papers while Amelia Earhart sent a message praising long distance aviation and future news transmission.
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N.S
Hadley Field
New Brunswick
American Telephone Esd Telegraph Company
London
Ann Engineer
ATL & T
Walla
Plory
International News Service
Metz
Flory
Birat
Ciew Aid
United” States
Paul Hampton
London Evening Standard
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Hampton
Miss Earhart
Sithe
Aviatigi Ib
Mr Yampton
Melos
Dver
Unik Nannar
Edward ‘Itzroy
Mets
Coon Rapids Man Crushed In Crash Dies In Hospital
A Coon Rapids man, Wes Maines, died in a hospital after a street vehicle crash. The interurban collision involved a dune vehicle, with details garbled but indicating fatal injuries and transportation-related condemnation. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Coon Rapids
Wes Maines
Dune
Gov. 49
Cal Hospital
Dante
Ata
Harlan Man Drops Dear in Omaha Hotel
Debtor confrontation described with sparse and garbled text. A Harlan man reportedly threatened or delivered a note in an Omaha hotel, with unclear sequence and additional local names appearing erratically.
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Harlan Man
Omaha
Keokuk Banker Charles Body Dies After Illness
Keokuk la June 25 J Charles Body fifty banker and cashier of the State Central Bank died here today after feeling ill following dinner He had been at his office all day and had complained of illness before his collapse His wife summoned a physician but he died before arrival The death ends a long service at the local bank and comes as a sudden loss to the community
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Keokuk
J. Charles Body
Stats Central Bank
Waa
Yietier
Thosit
Aly
Bode
Births by Caesarean Operation Reported Monday
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a cesarean birth on Monday, with ad hoc mentions of names and local hospital terms. The readable portions indicate a delivery event amid a jumble of unrelated names and tangential phrases.
Smallpox Fatality Shocks Shenandoah Community
Lorn Gil dies of smallpox marking the first Shenandoah outbreak since 1884. Mortality statistics show the disease's impact as physicians cite complications after a smallpox infection. Public health officials report an alarming resurgence and urge vigilance.
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Lorn Gil
Shenandah
Tawya
Gilmore
Ghio Professor Unable to Explain Slaying of Coed
Columbus report details Dr. Snook a respected Ohio State professor accused of murdering his young companion Miss Hix. He tells investigators his mind snapped amid a scandalous affair that shattered his family life. Trial set for July 22 as he laments the disgrace and his wife's loyalty while insisting he never showed criminal intent.
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James L. Kilgs
International News
Columbus
Ner
Pdthy
IL Snonk
Ohio State
Internatin News Servier
Colum
Atroness
John F. Seidels
E. O
Ani
Dr. Snoek
Afton Plane Crash Kills Pilot Near Creston
Afton aviator Paul Ritter, 27, died when his plane crashed along the highway near Creston last night. Witnesses said the craft failed to right itself, hung briefly, then plunged in flames unt being reached by rescuers.
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AFTON
Creston
Paul Ritter
Ritter
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