Jolly Entertainers Meet Amid Social Notices and Lions Club
Fragments show upcoming social events in Temple and nearby areas including the Jolly Entertainers meeting with Mrs. Runell Lewer, May 28 social at the club house hosted by Mrs. Charles Morgan and Mrs. Gordon Miller, and various civic and church gatherings. The Service Star Legion plans wreaths for soldiers, and delegates to a state convention were discussed. The Civic Club, L O L, and Bear Grove Farm Bureau feature meetings with programs and leadership roles noted.
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Elka
Pheky
Poplay
Meadamea Charles Morgan
Gordon Miller
Move to repeal and extend the publicity tax clause
Washington May 21 The push to repeal the publicity provision of the income tax law and to extend it to other taxes began after the Supreme Court ruling. Congress faces a fight as administrations and party blocs debate publishing tax hearings and settlements. Treasury officials expect a repeal request reflecting Secretary Mellon’s opposition to publicity as harmful to business.
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W. K. Hutchinson
LN. S
Washington
United, States
Uth
Congress
Thia
Nession
T&p C&urt
Acuk
Treasury Department
Young beauty nabbed in Pueblo whiskey running ring
In Pueblo Colorado May 26 a national whiskey running ring between New York and Wichita was believed broken up when police arrested Mrs A Landrum a 19 year old beauty from Wichita Kansas in a local running house. About 3000 dollars worth of bonded liquor piled there. Oliver Chilled Plow Works York to the Wichita Implement company was seized. Two companions Kirk Allen and Carl Payne escaped.
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Pueblo
Colo
New York
A. Landrum
Wichita
Kun
Beauty
Oliver Chilled Plow Works
York
Lichita Implement Company
Kirk’ Allen
Carl Payne
Farm Bureau Members Hold Good Meet Here
The Ninth congressional district farm bureau session opened at 10:30 in city hall to a full auditorium. Presidents from county bureaus spoke on routines, township meetings as the backbone of the organization, and the state and national work dependent on local progress. Afternoon program included community singing, discussions on federation aims, legislative priorities for the Forty-second General Assembly, and a Cass County play by Cass County Players. Attendance surpassed all expectations.
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Service Star Legion
Service Star
M. E
M. A Hafele
Emprettsburg Dune
South America
Benita Buckley
Ruth Simkey
Pliny
Council Bluffs
Ninth Congressional Distret
Farm Bureau
Farm
T. H.isaacs
Harquaidf Mills County
Federation
H. A. Smith
Adair
Waymen’s Division
Cutler
Wilbur F. Hubbard
West Pottawattamie
Sioux City man gets fifteen years for Nebraska bank robbery
May 20. Magnus O. Wibe, 44, of Sioux City, one of two men who held up the Goodwin Bank at Goodwin, Neb., near here, was given fifteen years yesterday afternoon after pleading guilty. Dave High, 26, who participated, pleaded not guilty.
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Sioux Cit Yalu
INS
Magnus O. Wibe
Sioux City
Bank of Goodwin
Goodwin
Neb
Here
Dave High
Radio Programs on May 27 Compiled by United Press
Radio schedule highlights across major markets list programs from WEAF WEAR and WNYC with music, talks, and sports scores. Notable items include orchestras at Barrere's Lite Symphony, Levisowa Orchestra and Stariga Markola Plante segments, plus baseball updates and author talks.
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Orebestia
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Paladell
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Halume
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ADELA
United Mutes Navy
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Ariel
Hoypet Aiuto Orobewtee
Provident
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Sry
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Arrere
Boston
Orebtabia
Assistant State Treasurer Enters Race For Secretary of State
G Mccoy, longtime assistant state treasurer and former deputy treasurer, announces candidacy in the 1929 Lane Primaries for secretary of state. A Mason, Knight of Pythian, and Presbyterian, he served three years in the U.S. Army and seeks Republican voter support.
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G. ©. McCoy
Iowa
Lane
Meoy
Knights of Pythian
United States Army
Iowa to conduct officers school for National Guard
Des Moines May 26. Adjutant General Louis G. Lasher asked Governor Hamill for authority to run a week long school of instruction for Iowa National Guard officers the week of June 28 29 in Des Moines. The cost would be 11660 dollars.
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Des Moines
MNS
Louis G. Lasher
Iowa
Hammill
Preparation to Manage Huge Crowd at Evolution Trial
Dayton May 26. Reports say plans are under way to seat 10 000 people for the trial of John T. Scops charged with teaching evolution to high school students in violation of Tennessee law. A vast temporary structure is planned to accommodate the crowd.
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Terin
INS
John T. Scopos
Despondent man commits self death in Hamburg Iowa
Despondency led 60 year old Jack Hughes of Hamburg to shoot himself twice with an automatic rifle in Shenandoah Iowa on May 26. His wife found him when she returned to work. The first bullet glanced the forehead. the second ended his life.
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Shenandoan
Iowa
INS
Jack Hughes
Hamburg
Caases
Daring high pole stunt thrills Iowa fairgoers
A Mason City area performer, Chev y! Roub now of Manly formerly from Mason City, hangs by a foot from a 102 foot steel pole attracting passing motorists at the North Iowa fairgrounds. She and three troupe mates makeup the Four Sensational Elliotts rehearsing for a show season opening June 1 and listed on the Iowa State Fair program later this season.
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Maya
Lluwa
North Iowa Fair Grounds
Chevy
Roub
Mason City
Whee Parbits
Local Briefs Update From Poplar Street to Omaha
Local items note F E Jones confined with flu at 1215 Poplar Street. J H Peacock and family travel by auto to Omaha for firm business. F H Griffith and Anthony Morton of Des Moines visiting Tony Peacock’s home. Mrs J P Steffens to visit Chicago and grave of her mother for Memorial Day. Mrs A H Workman and daughter Esther of Portland to visit in the city. Rotary Club program featured by Oakley and wife. Mrs S W Prent and Miss Fraser travel to Council Bluffs and Omaha to visit friends. Eva Budd returns from Fremont to spend vacation with parents. J B Peacock remodeling duplex at Seventh and Linn. District farm bureau meeting brings many outsiders to city. John A Hancock returns from Corydon and Dallas Center. New Rock Island division time card effective Sunday. Walter Tracy begins helping with News Telegraph office tasks. Mr and Mrs Taylor leave for California by car. Ross Evahn fails to gain West Point entrance.
Jazz Butterfly Scored for Alibi in Matricide Case
San Francisco probes Dorothy Ellingson 17 confesses matricide while prosecutors pursue shadowy suspect Jimmy Lamarr. District Attorney Brady terms her bid to place guilt on an innocent man perjury, warning of charges if proven false. Lamarr is described as a drug addict known to police.
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San Francisco
INS
Dorothy Ellingson
Jimmy Lamarr
Dorothy
Lamarr
Matthew Brady
Ottumwa Man to Succeed Leach as Banking Head
Des Moines May 26. L A Andrew of Ottumwa was named by Gov Hammill as superintendent of banking. Co Ed Bemah of Oskaloosa was appointed and confirmed but said he could not take over duties. Des Moines May 26. Gov Hammill appointed Rema L Krout of Oskaloosa and E L Jones of Storm Lake to the state board of examiners.
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INS
L. A. Andrew
Ottumwa
John Hammill
Banking. Co
Bemah
Oskaloosa
Senate
Hammill
Rema L. Krout
E. L.jones
Storm. Lake
Em Examinre
Daredevil Duke Lockwood Spends A Night In Jail
Duke Lockwood, known as the daredevil, was fined $10 in municipal court after police found him in front of the Ft Des Moines hotel following a 100 hour driving spree. He was released at noon after a brief detainment in Des Moines Iowa.
Condition of Jack Larson Reported Critical
May 26 special to the Nnes Telegraph states 9 year old Jack Larson son of J Ey Larson a Des Moines tailor formerly of the city was critically injured when struck by an automobile Saturday evening. An abdominal operation was performed but his condition worsened yesterday according to word received.
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Adair
Nnes-Telegraph
Jack Larson
J. Ey Larson
Des Moines
Ind
Nabs in Rochester extortion case hit by liquor law
Rochester May 26 Acting Police Captain William J Jabar Federal Prohibition Agent Louis C Russell and Harry B Atchley were arrested on extortion and conspiracy charges involving liquor law violations. The case centers on enforcement actions and the alleged threats tied to bribes in the Volstead era.
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Rochester
N. Y
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William J. Jabar
Louis C. Russell
Harry B. Atchley
Body found near Storm Lake with exhaust tube device
A man about 30 was found dead by the by-road near Storm Lake with an inner tube stretched over his head and another over the exhaust pipe of his car. The Minnesota-registered car had little fuel left and no identifying details besides the car number. Authorities contacted a Minnesota automobile bureau for help in identification and investigation.
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Storm Lake
Minnesota
Minnesota Automobile Buy
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