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Rome Pope Piva receives Hishop Bokmann from Tinvoin Nebraska in audience. Manila reports two women injured in Negros province quake relief efforts. Chicago blotter notes Stanely Brokowski killed in moonshine incident. Tokyo denies 726 million loan talks. Ames hosts 1000 musicians in state meet May 15 16. Descriptions of Ellison Enstrom and Ralph Medley broadcast locally. Cannon Ball Express derailed near Tilton one hurt. Shrine chanters elect Ira L. Moore Sioux City president. Lillian B Lawler awarded $1250 Rome scholarship. U S Supreme Court won’t review Walter Sitamona case. execution anticipated in Lincoln.
Tax enforcement targets Hubbell in Des Moines case
Des Moines May 12. County Attorney Vernon R Seeburger releases tax enforcement drives under the padlock law to seize property banned as nuisances. Suit total reaches 105,200 dollars across 136 cases, Hubbell estate and local banks among targets, with about 10,000 dollars due from F M Hubbell. Seeburger notes collection was neglected, county supervisors historically handled only the annual 600 dollar padlock tax, now reinforced by the 40th General Assembly placing enforcement in county hands.
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Des Moines
INS
Tawa
F. M. Hubbell
Vernon R Serburger
Seeburger
Iowa City
Hobbell
W. Fr. Hanes
Federal Customs
Sevburger
Hubbell
Fortieth General Assembly
Bards
Ateomeye
Lyons Iowa selects D F P Dickerson as new school head
Prof. D F P Dickerson, two years as Atlantic wehonss superintendent, is elected Lyons Clinton Iowa school superintendent by unanimous vote of seven directors. Salary 3500 annually. three year contract sought. Dickerson and family to move this summer as Lyons with 6500 population pursues growth in its school system.
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D. FP. Dickerson
Lyons
Iowa
Clinton
Dickerson
Deluge of Bills Shocks Iowa City Locksmith Tale
Cadar Rapids May 12 Thousands of bills in denominations from 10 to 5000 tumbled from the safe of dye Dooley a late City locksmith who died recently Frank S Drew opened the safe after Tenley the only man with the combination took it to his grave Mrs Dooley had urged waiting until 4 pm believing a spiritual message from her husband kept the safe untouched Drew said there were many $2 000 notes and stacks of $100 and $20 bills he estimated the amount could run into hundreds of thousands as Dooley’s widow refused to discuss the matter and the Bowley estate investigation continued in Town City the exact total remained undetermined
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Cadar Rapids
Dye Dooley
Eola Hinarder
Frank S. Drew
Fookemith
Towa City
Tenley
Drew
Bowley
O. A. Bington
Town City
Dooley
Drugist Chosen on Board of Cass Credit Body
Ben C. Conrad a well known druggist at 507 Chestnut Street was selected at a Cass County Credit Corporation meeting as a member of the board of directors to replace C A Hinman who recently moved to Ottumwa. The board also sent J W Skipton to Ft Dodge for the interstate meeting of retail secretaries. Officers and directors listed include President M E Britton Vice President A Friedstadt Secretary W Skipton Treasurer T P Breheny and directors A C Touté B C Conrad Albert Barens H P Baxter N F Hunt Griswold Fred Steinke Lou Neff Lester Building and F P Chinn of Anita.
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Ben C. Conrad
Gist
Chestnut Street
Cass County Credit Gosperation Board
C. A. Hinman
Ottumwa
Sead J W.skipton
Ft. Dodge
M. E. Britton
A. Friedstadt
IV. Skipton
T.P. Breheny
A.C. Toute
B.C. Conrad
Albert Barens
H. P. Baxter
N. F. Hunt
Griswold
Fred Steinke
Lou Neff
Lester Building
FP. C. Chinn
Anita
Reckless Driver Must Face Music in Cedar Rapids
Berald C Andrews, serving a sixty day county jail term for reckless driving, lost his appeal in Justice George Lightner's court. Jurors ruled against him on the plea of prior adjudication, and he now faces trial on two state charges arising from the April 28 accident in which he ran down nine injured persons.
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Cedar. Rapids
Berald C.andrews
George
Lightner
Postal Supervisors Elect Officers in Cedar Rapids May
Postal Supervisors elect officers at the Cedar Rapids May convention closing session. The town branch of the National Postal Supervisors elects leadership during the meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
Naoktal
Tate
State Plans Hard Fight Against Ex Kansas Governor
Topeka January May 2. Kansas defense and state counsel prepare for a bitter legal fight in the case of former Governor Jonathan M. charged with conspiracy and bribery. The panel was completed with three for the state and six for the defense. The defense signaled plans to attack witnesses’ characters while the main clash centers on evidence about the alleged bribe and related cases involving ex banker Fred Portman and Russell Davis connected to the governor.
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D. C
Fred "Portman
Russell Davis
Man injured in mysterious incident sent to hospital after assault
A man was wounded and brought to an athletic hospital by a passerby after an episode last night. The patient, Bland, was reportedly working for his brother in law Matt Stanton, who owned a Baxter Springs Kansas newspaper that was recently sold.
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Pasane
Athietic
Bland
Matt Stanton
Baxter Springs
Kansas
One Time Atlantic Man Dies At Evanston Ill
Aaron A. Reesman a former resident near Atlantic died May 6 in Meanston Alabama at his son John Reesman s home He was seventy eight interment in Atlantic cemetery occurred without services He leaves a widow who died in 1900 and at least two sons including John one son and daughter in law accompanied the body
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Atlantic
Evanston
Ill
Aaron A. Reesman
Clow Place
Meanston
John Reesman
Reesman
Atlantic Cemetery
German Officer Aiding Riff War Effort Reported
Dispatches from Tangier report a German officer in native Riff garb directing trench construction and Abdel Krim’s defensive operations in French Morocco. The source says Krim’s munitions are supplied by a submarine that has already made three trips.
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London
INS
Abdel Krim
Tangier
Daily Telegraph
Krim
Wich
Famous French General Mangin Dies in Paris
General Charles Mangin, who led the combined French American army in the Somme battle, died in Paris from uremia and acute appendicitis. A renowned World War I figure, he was decorated by the United States for distinguished service.
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Paris
Charles Mangin
Somme
Mangin
Early ball scores from Pittsburgh and Chicago games
Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 67 to 0 in a lopsided final. Chicago shut out Boston 8 to 0 as another final. Cincinnati game details are unclear with fragmented text but indicates early baseball scoring.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Rotary committees named for year at Cabe cafe meeting
At a moving of the local Rotary club last evening at Cabe cafe President Dr W S Greenleaf announced the committees for the year. A resolution praising the News Telegraph for Rotary publicity was reported and a vote of thanks was extended to the newspaper for its support and Rotary column. The report will be read at the Rotary club meeting May 11 and published in the News Telegraph.
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Cabe Iet
Ryradar
W. 8
Greenleaf
Thhe N-T
News-Telegraph
Rotary
Kenow
Rotary Club
Gene Vine
RE. P. Chase
McDermott
Ike M. Block
Crowley
EB. Cole
Wisconsin Supreme Court Bars Liquor Sale in Soda Fountains
Madison May 12 The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that drug stores with soda fountains cannot sell whisky for medicinal purposes nor keep alcohol on premises. The decision holds that soft drink establishments with such licenses are barred from intoxicants, affecting on site services and licensing.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Eich
Estment
Careless Rifle Fire Wounds Window In Southeast City
A twenty two caliber rifle fired from the southeast part of the city pierced a bed room window at 713 East Tenth Street, striking a bed and flattening a buffet. Mrs Grace Doop and son Russell Coop reported the near miss after morning discovery.
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Grace Doop and
Russell Coop
East Tenth Street
Doop
Pretty Companion Sues Harold J Andrews for Slander
Cedar Rapids May 12 Harold J Andrews of the coal theater faces a $5,000 slander suit from Miss Burdetta Kisanera 21 alleging she was harmed by his alleged reckless driving on April 28 that injured nine pedestrians. The suit was filed in superior court.
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Cedar Rapids
INS
Harold J. Andrews
Coal Theater
Burdetta Kisanera
Andrews
Weather forecast fragment for period shows showers and warmer temps
Partly overcast tonight and Wednesday with showers mainly in eastern and central sections. The text hints at warmer air moving in the east and a calmer pattern overall.
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