Youth Wanted in Traer Murder Sparks Waterloo Search
Waterloo police seek Lynies Pinkerton twenty of Traer in connection with the murder of Frank Monfer night marshal Aug eighteen. Tip places Pinkerton in Waterloo. she reportedly worked at a local hotel and bus bay before the tragedy. County jailer Manly Thompson forty four says he was in Dr J A Pinkerton's office when the murder occurred.
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Waterloo
Lynies Pinkerton
Traer
Frank Monfer
Pinkerton
Young Pinkerton
Trier
Manly Thompson
Toledo
J. A. Pinkerton
Mammer
Denial mounts on poison plot against Bulgarian king
Rome dispatches claim an assassination attempt targeted King Boris of Bulgaria, with reports alleging royal chef links to militarists and a missing chef from the royal kitchen. Sofia denies poisoning claims as telegrams recount typhus contamination theories and private letters fueling the story.
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London
Sofia
Boris
Rome
Digest Of Social Events In Atlantic Territory For Week
Week of social gatherings in Atlantic Territory features Tiger Club events at Anna Anderson’s home, Audubon unit dinners, and multiple birthday and card parties. Notable hosts include Miss Marita Diu, Mrs. Sam Gardiner, Frank Meurer, and Mrs. Ri Patten. Attendees span Audubon, Adair, Anita, Casey, and nearby towns, with officers and chapters of local organizations involved in weekly meetings.
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Atlantic Territory
AdaIr Epworth League Party And Local Club Notices
AdaIr society notes report the Epworth League party in the dining room of the Methodist Episcopal church and several club meetings. Lutheran Ladies' Aid hosted by Mrs Anna Vukt at her home south of AdaIr. Wednesday Club met with Mrs Rudolph. Oak Ridge Club held an all day meeting hosted by Mrs Geo L Parkinson. Walther League gathered at Pete Ernst's home with Rev Otto Earl speaking on The Synod of the Church. a play The Photographer's Troubles was enjoyed. a miscellaneous shower honored Miss Esther Arnburg at Miss Nelle Larson's home near Casey with gifts. Mrs Clyde Richholz hosted the Women's Foreign Missionary Society session.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Anna Vukt
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Adair
Rudolph
Oak Ridge Club
Geo. L. Parkinson
Oak Ridge
Nelle Larson
Casey
Migg
Esther Arnburg
Harry Larson
Ruth Arnburg
Clyde Richholz
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Walnut Society Thimble Bee and Club Meetings
The Walnut Society and associated groups convened at Mire’s home and other local residences for social gatherings. Entreaties included a thimble bee, musical teas, refreshments, and hosting duties by Mrs. Taggart and Mrs. Brandt, with school-board members entertaining teachers at a dinner and social at the Bieck home.
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Walter Bieck
Methodist Ladies Missionary Meeting At Gordinier Home
The Cumberland Society M. E. Ladies and the Baptist Missionary Circle met separately Friday. Mrs. Clarence Gordinier hosted the Methodist gathering with a light lunch, while Mrs. H. H. Howell hosted the Baptist circle for its monthly meeting.
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M. E
Methodist Ladies’ Missionary Society
Clarence Gordinier
Baptist Circle
Missionary Circle of the Baptist Church
H. H. Howell
Timely Recipes 2.8 ota Baked White Fish
Select a trout weighing two to two and a half pounds Remove organs and eyes Wash thoroughly Line a pan with salt pork Bake with salt pepper and flour Top with pork slices Prepare stuffing from bread crumbs onion parsley eggs pepper and melted butter Mix ingredients If dry crumbs are used add water to bind the stuffing Serve as directed in the old newspaper recipe column
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Ota
Fashion Notes Tepe Of Ela Fer Fill Chatsis
Fashion notes describe a new tepe of ela fer fill chatsis used on fir spot fot vocity. Theix with tittle stripe of fur. The case that nestle on the revere dd attest as terpenes he tillar itself.
Camp Fire News and Courtship Among Guardians
The Guardian notes a push by Camp Fire clubs to double membership by year’s end. New members earn a “new member” hour and a chevron added to the ceremonial gown, while the guardian earns a “new Guardian” honor after full approval at national HQ. Reports from Nas-Waw-Kee, Lows, and Wa-na-ka groups detail ceremonies, new members, and service activities for soldiers and Red Cross efforts, with upcoming meetings and deadlines.
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Miasy Thes Heidloes
Eyésy
Delores Bouth
Lvona Lessingwell
Fried Mountain Trout With Tartar Sauce
Wash and clean trout in cold water then fry in deep kettle until crumbs brown. Drain on brown paper and serve hot with tartar sauce made from salad dressing chopped pickles onions olives and seasoning. Serve cold with fish.
Entertainment plans bloom as Legion to host national convention
Omaha set to buzz in October as the American Legion national convention nears. An entertainment committee announced ten downtown stations with stages for visiting entertainers from across the United States. Legionnaires may audition and share performances as crowds gather.
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Omaha
United States
Week End Events In Atlantic And Events To Come
Local notes summarize church and club activities in Atlantic. Baptist Mission Circle held a social with a midday meal on Seventh Street. Congregational Women reported strong attendance and a pipe organ recital by Miss Mary Louise Savery. Kenningian Club hosted a Thursday gathering with Mrs Jaren Millen and Riame Werner de O. Fundraising and craft events planned, with members contributing material for a quilt.
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Ehurs
Yester- Jerry
Uoee
Mary Louise Savery
H. G. Singer
Kenningian Club
Thorsday
Jaren Millen
Riame
Werner de O
Magain Seppunter
Hedda Hoyt on Cutting Edge of Women's Felt Hats
Hedda Hoyt reports on the latest millinery craze showing how women cut and shape felt Dunnet hats. Descriptions include off the face trims, scalloped bindings, feather accents, and hacked uneven brims for a decayed, vagabond look.
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Hedda Hoyt
United Press
New York
IfOne
Rhon
Kear
New Judge to Sit in Estate Tangle Case
Missouri Valley Ia Sept 4 One of the first cases Judge H J Mantz Audubon recently appointed to replace Judge Whitmore will preside at the fall Logan term over the remanded will case of Ann Richardson who died in 1919 Her husband George Richardson died about a year and a half earlier leaving about 150000 to his wife Two daughters contested the will and the case moved through the supreme court The wife died after making a will distributing the property unequally leaving sons out The jury verdict was set aside by the supreme court and remanded for retrial The supreme court later sustained the verdict in the contest case against George Richardson's will for the defendants
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Missouri Valley
H. J. Mantz
Audubon
Whitmore
Logan
Ann Richardson
Geo. Richardson
Supreme Court
Service men urged to file for compensation now
Attorney R. W. Corkshdot of the local Red Cross urges veterans to file their compensation applications promptly. With government paid up insurance deadline not expiring until January 1, 1928, delaying causes losses. Cass county official also stresses immediate action to ensure benefits.
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R. W. Corkshdot
Red Cross Organization
one-Telegraph
Cack
Kata
Cass County
Former Cass resident and pioneer passes at Council Bluffs
John F. Clayton, 79, died Wednesday evening at his daughter’s home in Council Bluffs after a six month illness. Born in Wisconsin, he left five sons and three daughters, with survivors including Frank of Eau Galle and Charles P. in Wyoming, and daughters in Dunlap and Defiance. Burial was set for Fayemrsburg Illinois after a move from Cass County where he lived thirty-five years on the Eli Clayton farm.
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KR. B. Green
Madison Arnlley
Wisconsin
Frank
Eau Galle
Wis
W. A
Casper
Wyo
Charles P
Thermopolis
Harry
Marne
Arch
Emmetsburg
Charles Stevens
Dunlap
Harry Ingram
Defiance
R. B. Green
the Bluffs
Bates Clayton
Washington
S. McGahn
Canada
William Miechleis
Osage
Faymersburg
Ill
Clayton
Cass County
Eli Clayton
Lewis
Interesting woman dies at Red Oak Iowa
Red Oak Iowa Sept 5 The death of Miss Hannah Roller Barton 92 one of the oldest citizens in this section removes one of the most interesting women in Iowa She remained active nearly to her death and died at the home of her daughter Mrs Haldeman
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Red Oak
Hannah Roller Barton
Iowa
Haldeman
Former Audubon Man Dies in Illinois and Buried Today
Audubon Sept 5 Special to News Telegraph funeral services for Thomas Davis former Audubon man who died at Colona Illinois were held here today with the Masonic fraternity in charge. He was seventy eight years old and had left Audubon seven or eight years ago. Mrs H E Conk Mp of Audubon is daughter.
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Thomas Davis
Colona
Masonic Fraternity
Hare
Mia
H. E. Conk- Mp
New Guaranty Law Applies to All Political Units
Des Moines dispatch reports Attorney General Ben J. Guion states a new guaranty law broadens depository bond requirements beyond state treasurers to include county, city, and township officials and related funds. The ruling clarifies scope following a prior decision affecting treasurers and related offices.
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Des Moines
Distrota General Assembly
Cahibel
Atuaney
Gilson Om Imprey
Rayi Johnson
Ivlay
Benton Sheriff Declares County Bone Dry After Moonshine Bust
Vinton and Belly Pkyine, two leading figures in Benton County bootleg trade, are alleged to be dry as a sand dune after Sheriff Whitfield Ruhl reports a crackdown. A fatal crash near Belle Plaine involved Herring and Sanket, prompting inquest and a sealed verdict. Recent raids and the capture of restaurateur Snader at LaPore City heighten anti bootlegging efforts with a $25 bounty offer for a quart of moonshine.
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Vinton, Ta
Benton County
Vinton
Sahara
Whitfield Ruhl
Belle Plaine
Herring
Sankot
Coruner
Sanket
Sngrty
Snader
la Pore
Restauranteur
Ruhl
Murderer Kidnapper Sought in Local Case
Local and police joined forces in a hunt for a brutal murderer kidnaper who abducted Mary Daly, four, from in front of her home. Officials consider possible links to Philip K. Knapp, already wanted for a separate taxi-driver murder in Longs Island. Raymond Pierce, a taxi driver, was shot and killed during the escape.
Cumberland School To Open Monday In Cumberland Indiana
A special report from Cumberland Indiana notes that local schools will begin sessions next Monday morning with all preparations complete. The teaching staff includes Hale Cr Reid as superintendent Floyd W Fowler principal Helen Bordner domestic science Richard Hansen Latin and English Margaret Reid algebra Helen Fowler music Mrs Alpha Neary junior highs Blanche Good junior high Vivian Taylor third and fourth grades.
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A Cumberland
Hale Cr Reid
Floyd W. Fowler
Helen Bordner
Richard Hansen
Margaret Reid
Helen Fowler
Alpha Neary
Blanche Good
Vivian Taylor
Elliott kin attend funeral of John Orr in Indianola
Mr and Mrs Wm Kirby Mr and Mrs M L Reed Mr and Mrs G E VanNordstrand and Mrs Bert VanNordstrand with their daughter traveled to Indianola on Tuesday to attend the funeral services for their uncle John Orr.
Inman Chosen G A R Commander in Chief in 1930s vote
John B. Inman of Springfield NL was elected commander in chief of the G A R at the national encampment, succeeding Louis F. Arensberg of Pittsburgh. The two thirds vote for Inman edged Bernard Kelley of Kansas.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
John B. Inman
Springfield
Mllinois
Louis F. Arensberg
Pittsburgh
G. A. RB
Mr. Inman
Bernard Kelley
Kansas
Records broken by attendance at fair this year
Descriptions indicate the Des Moines fair set an attendance record with about 404,220 paid admissions versus 404,147 the prior year. The fair board reports roughly $4.3 million in cash receipts and about $60,000 allocated to the fairgrounds improvement fund after expenses.
Suit over electrocution of three seeks damages
A civil suit filed in Johnson County alleges Iowa City Power and Light Co. caused the death of Joseph Wall and related injuries. The complaint names Wall’s widow as plaintiff and charges negligence in the fatal electric incident.
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Lo Power and Light
Johnson County
Rekaser Farges
Josepe Wa
Joby
Baldwin
Lowa
Cit
Walls
Muirwin
Ryan Fears Law After Burlington Editor Assault Fight
A Peoria man known as Banker Ryan, who beat a Burlington editor amid retaliation for an editorial, faces extradition denial as Hubert Scheles, his lawyer, refuses to waive. Ryan is wanted on a charge of assault with intent to kill after allegedly ramming a child’s vehicle.
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Burlington
Fears Law
Peoria
Peorm
Pekintalay
Hubert Sehales
Asault
Woman Shot by Son Improving in Waterloo Iowa
Mrs Della Barber Vandervoort who was wounded by her son Warren 17 at the parsonage when his father was killed near Waterloo Iowa is nearing release from Allen Memorial hospital doctors say. Warren is jailed in Allison awaiting a grand jury Oct. He has written letters to his mother expressing concern for her condition and remorse for the crime.
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Waterloo
Della Barber Vandervoort
Warren
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Allen Memorial
Allison
Hospital
Weather fronts cool air sweeping across nation this weekend
Morning reports indicate a cold wind from Canada will hit the northwestern U S on Sunday then move east and south, gradually covering the country. The cool air is expected to relieve recent unseasonable heat across regions.
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Canada
U. S
Birth at Exira Exira Engery Mary born to Jen sen family
In Exira Iowa Rev P C Jensen and wife welcomed a baby daughter named Engery Mary born Tuesday morning The new arrival adds a joy to the Jensen household with a special note from the News Telegraph in Exira Iowa
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Exira
News-Telegraph
P. C. Jensen
Engery Mary
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