Escaped convict search and airfield plans reported
Reports from Lincoln, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City and Ames detail searches for an escaped convict from Omaha, a proposed airfield freight and passenger service in Cedar Rapids, a pair tied to a local grocer shooting in Sioun City, and election of Iowa Baptists officers in Ames. Major named figures include Julia Rensy and John Hellyer.
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Lincoln
Neto
Julia Rensy
John Hellyer
State Reformatory
Prisconers
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Ninth District Woman Here Next Year
Long time local resident dies in Lincoln Nebraska. Born Pleasant Ridge in Germany, he came to Nebraska as a youth, worked at Atlantic National Bank for twenty years, married Nora Rupn in 1901, left a daughter Mira and wife, with three sisters and a brother. Survived by wife, daughter, sisters, and a brother. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm at local Baptist church with Atlantic cemetery interment.
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Pleasant Ridge
Alt Vrede
Mheassunt Ride
Credenpary
Mos
Bere
Charles ‘Vrede
Germany
Atlantic National Bank
Juben
Trede
Nora Rupn
Fahad, Rapp
Shee
Mira Ja
Neheaha State University
Suewive
Dave
Brothers and Sisters
Hell Monihy
Atlantic Cemetery
Woodbine Meeting Unanimous For Session Here
A Woodbine gathering approved a session unanimously amid a crowded meeting. Local officials and community leaders from Atlantic and nearby clubs attended, with notes on safety, youth programs, and district aims voiced by Mrs Horrntt and other representatives.
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Woodbine
Greeks Continue Rumor Wets Advance Along Bulgarian Front
The report notes ongoing rumors about allied advances along the Bulgarian front with limited confirmation of support and activity. Analysts caution that much of the chatter remains unverified while strategic moves are watched closely by observers.
Prohibition Law Discussion Reported at Benton Town Meeting
A Benton town gathering heard a pledge by Me to support local control and enforcement of a Prohibition related measure. Community members urged cooperation with officials and noted upcoming steps, including county reporting and compliance efforts.
Caillaux Grips French Cabinet Resignation Amid Budget Clash
A French cabinet reshuffle unfolds as Caillaux offers his resignation over budget and inflation issues. The debate centers on the country’s budget plan and the cabinet’s role in pushing or resisting proposed financial measures.
Two More Bodies Of S 51 Victims Recovered
Newport Rhode Island October 23 divers recovered two more bodies from the ill fated submarine S 51 off Block Island. The bodies were brought to the naval hospital for examination by a fingerprint expert from the Bureau of Identification in Washington. More bodies of victims have been recovered after the disaster in which 33 people perished when the submarine was rammed by the steamship City of Rome.
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Newport
INS
U. 8
Naval Hospital
Block Island
Bureau of Identification
Washington
Rome
Atlantic Northern slash grain rates cut by IC C ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a decrease of six to five and a half cents per hundred pounds on Atlantic Northern grain rate charges. Protests against present rates filed by the Omaha Council Bluffs and Karnes City traffic departments in March 1924 were approved, with the new lower rate set to take effect November 30, benefiting local exchanges.
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Atlantic Northern“ Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha, Council Bluffs and Karnes City -Ers
Jocal’. Exchange
Authorities On Trail Of Young Traer Murderer
Report describes pursuit of a youthful suspect in the Traer murder case, with agency involvement and ongoing searches led by Pinkerton agents. Fragmentary text references “tracy,” “Awthiort,” and late 19th century security efforts amid a citywide manhunt and investigations into the murder.
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Traer
Raising Rural Standard of Living Emphasized in Iowa Speech
JL C Paylor former federal agriculture chief told a state social workers conference that raising the miner’s standard of living is essential before rural uplift. He warned efficiency alone boosts production and depresses demand without a higher living standard as the goal for Iowa farming programs.
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Tuwa City
JL. C. Paylor
Federal Department of Agriculture
Pratt
Taylor
Goa
Bootlegging Ring Exposed Involving Five Railroads
Chicago reports arrests expected as authorities expose a large bootlegging ring tied to five railroads, several eastern breweries and about fifty individuals including Chicago police members and politicians. Indictments to be sought against the railroads as corporations and their principal officials and traffic employees.
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Chicago
Eastern Breweries
Chicago Police Department
U.S
James L. McDowell
Clarence L. Converse
Edwin A. Olson
Yeceue
Oil strike reported at Seymour Virginia well
Word reached Centerville that a heavy oil flow was struck in the Donald well at Seymour Virginia during ongoing drilling. The flow was reported at a depth of 985 feet and there has been limited opportunity to investigate further. Reported discovery details remain incomplete.
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Seymour
Centerville
Harbisons to Return for January Revival at Church
Interest grows in revival meetings planned for January at the Church of Christ as Mr and Mrs Harbison announce they will return. The couple, noted singers, left many friends during Evangelist Lockhart s meetings two years ago.
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Church of Christ
Harbisons
Harbison
Lock‘hart
Sievers To Hold Second Poland China Hog Sale
Fred Sievers, a noted Poland China hog breeder, announces a second public sale at his Audubon area farm four miles northwest of town on Friday, October 30. The sale features 5 fall boars, 40 spring boars, and 35 spring gilts, with Col H A Duncan of Creston acting as auctioneer.
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Fred Sievers
Poland
Audubon
Sievers
Col
H. A. Duncan
Creston
Italian Major Sounds Skeptical on Peace Pacts
In Springfield, Major General Peppa Garibaldi, grandson of Giuseppe Garibaldi, ridicules the Greece Bulgaria peace pact as proof no pact will endure. He accuses German business agents of flooding Italy with American dollars to win Latin trade, occupying expensive hotel suites with U.S. money.
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Springfield
INS
Peppa Gareibaldi
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Alan Therator
Ry Hader
Greece
Bulgaria
Garibaldi
Italy
America
Grinnell welcomes Adair guest this week
Mrs. R. O. Garber is a guest at the Charles and C. S. Snyder homes in Grinnell this week. The Snyder families were formerly residents of Adair and are hosting the visitor during her stay.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
R. O. Garber
Charles
C.S. Snyder
Grinnell
Removal of Maquoketa City Officials Petitioned
A garbled report cites a petition seeking removal of Maquoketa city officials. Attorney General Gusuri asked Jackson County officials to handle the matter amid protests and inquiries into city leadership.
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Maquoketa City
Ben
Giese
Uae
Gusuti
Jackson County Ateciey
Munetor Amd
Citiens
Not So Serious South Bend Robbery Plea
In South Bend on October 23 Clarence Barnes 21 pleaded guilty to an $81 robbery with Warren Powell. Barnes accepted the plea stoically as court action proceeded in the case.
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South Bend
Ind
Warren Powell
Clarence Barnes
Indictment in New York Grand Jury Case Shocks Jury
Barnes and detective Noel C. Scaffa faced indictment over a staged crime involving $683000 worth of jewels stolen from Mrs Woolworth. The hearing followed tense exchanges and claims of votes rights being denied. The case centers on the alleged compounding of a crime and the involvement of private detective Scaffa.
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Saulence
Busta
Lena Care
New York
INS
Barnes
Noel C. Scaffa
Tremble
We. Woolworth
Muscatine Chief of Police Faces Ouster Action
незначительный текст содержит фрагменты о расследовании и угрозах увольнения начальника полиции города Мускатин штат Айова. документ описывает давление со стороны штата, обсуждения и якобы принятые меры против подчиненного.
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Muscatine
Mitchell Placed Under Technical Arrest
The War Department ordered Colonel William Mitchell under a technical arrest. He remains in Washington and will not issue orders. he will live at his hotel pending court martial proceedings. General Samuel Rueckert serves as Washington district prosecutor while Mitchell awaits trial.
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War Department
William Mitchell
Samuyt
Ruekierhaeh
Sorindant
Mitchell
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