Dewey’s Body to Rest in Bethlehem Chapel at National Cathedral
Washington March 28 Admiral George Dewey most honored in Manila Bay history will be moved from Arlington to Bethlehem chapel at the National Cathedral by naval guard of honor tomorrow. The widow requested removal and George G. Dewey of Chicago, the admiral’s son, had secured the transfer. A crypt will be the temporary resting place and eventually a memorial will stand in the transept for great military dead.
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Washington
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Arlington National Cemetery
Bethlehem
National Cathedral
Dewey
George G. Dewey
Chicago
Aiid Whterr
Public notice in Cass County court case 1925 1928
Original notice from the District Court of Iowa Cass County April Term 1928. Claude Odem sues Jorgen Petersen Ellen Petersen Peter Petersen S C Pedersen administrator of Paul Mikkelsen estate H C Pedersen guardian of Bernard and Lilah Mikkelsen minors heirs of Paal Mikkelsen deceased. Plaintiff seeks 4240.00 plus interest from 1925 on promissory note. foreclosure of a real estate mortgage on parts of section 4 township 7 north range 36 west. Defendants warned to appear by the next term starting April 14 1925 or face default.
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Jorgen B. Petersen
Ellen Petersen
Peter R. Petersen
S.C Pederzon
Paul
Mikkelsen
S.C. Pedersen
Bernard Mikkelsen
Lilah Mikkelsen
Pauki Mikkelsen
HW. C. Clausen
Jorgen HW. Petersen
Peter R. Patersen
S. C. Pedersen
Pat Mikkelsen
H. C. Pedersen
Lilah Mikkelssen
Lilsh Mikkelsen
Paat Mikkelsen
H. C. Clausen
Claude Oden
Jorgen H. Petersen
Elen Petersen
H. C. Clasen
H.C. Clausen
County Recorder
Cas
County
Towa
SC. Pedersen
Ped Duardian
Bernard Mikkela
Brfere
Seid
Atlantic
Ten Years Ago Today In World War Era News
Brief item recalling events from ten years prior. Salvation Army volunteers Northrup and Liddling tour nearby towns on campaign. Miss Maude Ghose teaches near Atlantic. local tax totals rise. Mrs. Mavie Louie Pribble, pioneer Cass County resident, dies at Atlantic hospital. Enumeration shows population changes in Brightin and Benton townships. Military reports note activity in Poland and Bukovina. western front appears stagnant as forces eye the Carpathians.
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Mavie Louie Pribble
Cass County
Atlantic Hospital
Valuable records and stock lost in Panama fire
Valuable city and American Legion records burned this week along with three buildings and merchandise. The early morning blaze started in the Hock wholesale market and restaurant and spread to Weintart's hardware shop, the Legion hall, and city jail. Local firemen were hampered by insufficient equipment. Portsmouth fire department assisted before the blaze was controlled.
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Panama
Mars
American Legion
Hockwiistuit
Weintart
Herrvya Vhop
Legion Hall
Locnl
Portsmouth Cire Department
Bootleggers Face Tax Charge Probe in Des Moines
Des Moines on March 28 reports twelve local bootleg operators are under federal grand jury review for failing to file income tax returns. The move is described as part of authorities campaign against gamblers and bootleggers in the city.
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Des Moines
Start Ballot Count Next Week in Brookhart Contest
Des Moines March 24. The senate sub-committees charged with recounting ballots in the Brookhart Steck senatorial election will send a representative to Iowa next week. The committee representative will join Brookhart and Steck officials to check voters counties using machines. Paper ballots will be shipped to Washington in April.
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Brookhart
Des Moines
Mareh
Federal court ruling restrains foreclosing bank mortgages
In Counch Bluff March 28 a federal judge issued injunctions restraining holders of mortgages on lands owned by the Bank of Denison recently adjudged bankrupt from foreclosing those mortgages by actions in state courts. Judge George T. Scott of Sioux City ruled the case falls under bankruptcy court jurisdiction and ordered restraint on further state court actions.
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Counch
Bluff& Mar
Bank of Denison
George T. Scott
Sioux City
Srom
Bankruptcy
Taking of testimony in matricide case to begin Monday
In San Francisco on March 28 AP reports Diruthy Ellingson, a 1 year old girl, will begin giving testimony as the trial over the murder charge proceeds with a 4 juror panel to decide her fate. The defense denies a guilty plea to second degree murder or manslaughter.
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Ban Francisco
AP J—Diruthy Ellingson
Matrionic
Mon- Takin
Carroll County to Grade and Gravel No 18
Carroll county in Iowa plans to grade and gravel primary highway number eighteen from Carroll toward the Audubon county line. County Engineer Maker is securing the necessary land to bring the road to regulatory width.
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Carroll County
Carroll
Audubon County
Horses and calves killed in blaze near Powers farm
Lightning caused a fire that burned a large barn two miles north of here, killing seven horses and eight calves at H. A. Powers farm. A second blaze destroyed two barns on the Win. Westover farm near Grant, with three horses and feedstuffs burned. cause undetermined.
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Mar
H. A. Powers
Here
Grar, Ta
Specialty News-Telegraph
Win
Westover Farm
Grant
Ant life spans and brain size reported in brief
A short note examines ants, noting their tiny brains roughly the size of a burning needle tip. It states ants live about eight to ten years in general, with captivity sometimes extending their life to around fifteen years.
Whippers Rout Hoppers In Arkansas Cotton Fields
The grasshopper pest prompted use of whips on workers in Arkansas cotton fields. State Agricultural College official Thatcher described the plan as astonishing yet real, noting laborers employed to drive grasshoppers from the crops.
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Arkansas
Hy Thatcher
State Agricultural College
Enya
Osborne Sets New World High Jump Mark at Texas Relay
Harald Osborne world champion all around athlete broke his own world record in the running high jump at the University of Texas relay games in Austin. He cleared 6 feet 8 11 sixteenths inches, beating his previous 6 feet 8 1/4 inch mark in an exhibition against Sheppard of Texas. The Butler College relay squad from Indianapolis, Kilgore Carraway Phillip and Gray, won free relay events, while Joie Ray of Chicago drew a mishap with Ray on the final lap.
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Austin
Tes
Harald Osborne
Osborne
Sheppard
Texas University
Lom
Butler College
Indianapolis
Kilgore
Carraway
Phillip
Gray
Texas
Abce
Grinnell Net Team Seeks Title Defenses This Spring
Ja Shenandoah Missouri March 28 reports Ishen Boy and Val Nieulet among Grinnell College tennis selections. Leven Jawa Jennia Senora and Mehyber FoF join the squad as Watley circles the season. Nieulet holds southwest honors and defends his past tournament title this year.
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Shenandpoan
Val Nieulet
Leen Jawa Jennia Senora
Grinnell College
She
Missouri Watley
Gibbons Tunney Bout Moves Closer to June Clash
St Paul heavyweight Tommy Gibbons and Gere Tunney battle for the American light heavyweight title steps toward a June 2 bout at the Peto grounds in New York. Matchmaker Jimmy De Forrest negotiated terms hoping to secure Gibbons acceptance, offering about thirty percent of receipts and a potential $325,000 share if the gate hits $300,000.
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ST. Paul
Tommy Gibbons
Gere Tunney
Peto Grounds
New York
Jimmy de Forrest
Gibbons
Dempsey
Pel Forrest
Eddie Kan
de Forrest
Prinstein Athlete of Courage and Endurance
Henry L. Farrell profiles Meyer Prinstein a four time American Olympic champion who died at 45. The piece recalls his early health struggles at Syracuse and how careful training built him into a premier taker of the long jump and related events. Coaches like Lawson Robertson reflect on Prinstein’s disciplined rise from weakness to world class.
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U. S
Henry L. Farrell
United Press Sports
New York
Meyer Prinatein
America
United States
Ils
Prinstein
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Wrinstein
Robertson
Syracuse University
O “Prinstein
Syracuse
Sol Butler
Ces
Tunney Beats Greb In Ten Round No-Decision Bout
Gene Tunney of New York defeated Harry Greb of Pittsburgh in a ten round no decision contest at St. Paul Minn. A ringside compilation credited Tunney with six rounds while some reporters gave Greb two. Tunney used body work and sharp rights to edge Greb as Greb pressed forward in classic fashion until the final bell.
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ST. Taug
Minn
Gene Tunney
New York
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Tunney
Wight
Greb
Tanney
Ithe
Lefty
Omaha Negro Wins Bout in Paris
Jack Taylor of Omaha Nebraska, a negro light heavyweight, defeated Knut Hansen of Wisconsin by disqualification in the eighth round of a ten round bout. Hansen fouled and was ruled to have held, giving Taylor the verdict. Taylor had previously beaten Batting and Siki and spent the winter in Paris with an only loss to Charley Ring of Australia.
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Paris
Jack Taylor
Omaha
Nob
Knut Hansen
Wisconsin
Hansen
Taylor
Batting
Siki
Haa Beer
Charley Ring
Australia
Five Oklahoma Champs Crown National Tourney Titles
Eight national champions were crowned at the National American Amateur Athletic Union tournament in Stillwater as Oklahoma grapplers led with five champions. Oklahoma A. and M. won the team title with three firsts and a total of thirty points, topping the field. Texas, Iowa, and Oregon each claimed one champion in the event.
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Stillwater
Okla
American Amateur Athletic Union
Oklahoma Grapplers
Texas
Towa
Oregen
Stribling Loughran to Meet Today in San Francisco Bout
Stribling and Thomas P. Loughran, runners up for the American light heavyweight crown, were scheduled to meet in a ten round bout this afternoon in San Francisco.
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Stribling
Loughran
San Francisco
Thomas P. Loughran
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