Bookmakers Clash After Accusations Of Fixed Race
In New York betting circles at Aquaeduct a fight broke out on the clubhouse lawn after the second race West eepter Ruse. Bookmakers Shaw and Madden disputed over the Cresthill win with heavy bets. The melee followed claims of a rigged race and prompted calls for a full investigation by the Quewas County donkey club and the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association.
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Daves J. Wala
Sports Biliterd
New York
Ton Shaw
Coley Madden
W. H. Maxwell
Creathill
J. H. Lewis
Vox Populi IL
Vox Populi
Shaw
Madden
Natire
Womery Ders
Cresthill
Connie Bart
Liesthul
Yarloua
Cannile Bert
Vox Populi I
Oakland Bakery and Cafe Owner Passes Sudenly
George H. Johnson a prominent Oakland bakery and cafe proprietor died suddenly at Lord Lister hospital Omaha on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock death from pneumonia He had been improving at the hospital before contracting pneumonia and passing away.
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Hancock
News-Telegraph
George H. Johnson
Oakland
Lord Lister
Omaha
Johnson
One Time Bank Head To Prison Local Robbery Case Revived
Parole probe revives a local robbery case involving a bank head and several named figures. Masters, previously released, was returned to prison after Governor Hammill revoked his parole. Other locals remain under parole review amid ongoing legal actions and board discussions.
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Tiber
Petherny
George Toe Cibe
Davah
Ben Sears
Ala
Stace
Tae
Chenaib
Iebutaved
Wholedale Uianier
Masters
Collaty
Dave’ Masters
Ernor Hammill
Hampill
Herbert Tarnes
Ada Getting
Ben Yous
Teme
Tne
Cathuta
Tibericum
Des Moines
L.A. Dimsen
de. O. Woodmansee
Aml
Eroiat C. Hamilton
Pa Woodmansoe
George Simpson
Borrowed Gun From Neighbor Led To Suicide
Bele Plaine Iowa September 24 A B Beem a 47 year old harness shop owner ended his life with a gun borrowed from a neighbor. The neighbor said Beem claimed he wanted to shoot a weasel robbing his chickens. Ill health is blamed for the act.
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Bele Plaine
A. B. Beem
Beem
Little Girl Dies of Infant Plague in Elkhorn Iowa
Lavon Juel four year old daughter of Hans and wife residing near Elkhorn passed away at 10:14 this morning at her parents home from infantile paralysis after about a week of illness. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Elkhorn
Newa-Telegraph
Lavon Juel
Hans Juel
Former Lewis Man Better Lewis Man
Arthur Dewey and his family returned home from Maxwell after an illness and a short stay, with officials stating he is better. The notice notes a rapid recovery and emphasizes family support during the recent medical visit.
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Lewis
Specialite News-Telegraph
Arthur Dewey
Maxwell
Surprising Wedding Stuns Well Known Young Couple
Readable omits indicate a surprise wedding involving prominent young people yesterday in a coastal area near Tow Chev and Day St. Local chatter mentions appearances by notable figures and a small ceremony rumored to have connected families from Parson and Valverde, with attendees leaving quietly.
IOWA DISTRICT LUTHERAN MEETS AT HARLAN
A Lutheran district gathering travels to Harlan for weekend meetings. Delegates including Rev. J. OQ. Jenson and Peter Olsen proceed via Elk Horn. The session will elect a new chairman following the death of Rev. Vo and assign roles for the advocacy.
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Iowa
District OF Lutheran Church
Harlan
Elk Horn
Rev
Th Vo
Tse
Carn
Wear Atlantic
Rey
Moye Af Bierford
Harare
Clinton Farmer Investigated for Murder of Girl
Clinton farmer Krowpinsky is detained for investigation in the death of Marie McKee after her mutilated body was found in Witton. Witnesses dispute his whereabouts the night of the slaying, and reports note he had previously paid court to the victim and faced a small fine for attempting to enter her room.
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Clinton
Toh Krowpinsky
Farmer
Marie McKee
Witton
Pulton
Krowpinsky
New Iowa Commission for the Blind Names Members
Des Moines September 24. Governor Hammill announced the personnel of the new state commission for the blind created by the 41st General Assembly. Named: F. E. Palmer, superintendent of the state school for the blind. Vinton. Dr. W. W. Pearson, renowned eye disease specialist.
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Des Moines
INS
John* Hammill
State Commission For the Blind
41St General Assembly
F. E. Palmer
State School For the Blind
Vinton
W. W. Pearson
Navy secretary’s testimony guidance to commander in flight
The fragment references instructions from the Secretary of the Navy to a commander in flight regarding testimony in Washington on September 24. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but indicates official communication about procedural conduct for naval representatives.
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Washington
INS
Wilburto
Rodgers
Ito i Teeere
Wasti
Former local banker jailed for one year
A former local banker pleaded guilty to pride and its $15 charge, receiving a one year prison term. The case involved a bank and the man, about sixty, who had prior offenses. He was described as a long-time resident with ties to Attala and Cedar Rapids areas.
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Attala
Iter Charies
Barograph Record Reveals Shenandoah Wreck Sequence
Barograph data from the Shenandoah's ship deck shows a rapid rise and fall before the disaster. Lt. Havill and a court of inquiry traced the ascent from about 3,616 feet to 9,?65 feet, then a sharp drop to 4,280 feet within minutes as readings ceased.
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L. Havill
Court of Inquiry
Corn Show Going Over Big Meeting Friday Evening
The local corn show slated for October 2 to 7 is drawing strong interest from farmers nearby. A meeting of local professionals and businessmen is planned in the council chamber to discuss the project and its city assist.
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Council
Audubon County Legion Endowment Drive Underway
Audubon reports the Legion endowment drive in progress with about $590 raised to date. District leaders note efforts continue across the area as volunteers push the campaign. Rasmussen of the committee and Glenn Turner, the city’s chief, lead the push.
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Audubon County Legion Endowment
Apde Bon
Sean Dd
Legler
Petageres
Wall
Audubon
Pla, Rasmussen
Potimty
Challing
Glenn ‘Turner
Sayre Ebvigman
Nebraska Aviator Thrills Locals With Daring Stunts
An Nebraska aviator and A. A. Risser thrill residents by circling the town in a plane offering inverted sky rides. They invite passengers to try the daring aerial feat described as among the boldest ever seen locally.
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Nebraska
Aviator
Tom
Metra Wiener
Shinig
A. A. Risser
High School Athletes to Be Guests at Ames Game
All Iowa high school football teams are invited as official guests of Iowa State College for the season opener against Simpson College on September 26. The invite reflects a Missouri Valley Conference rule banning complimentary tickets to conference games.
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Ames
News-Telegraph
Iowa
Iewa State College
Simpson College
Missouri Valley Conference
Former Griswold Primary Teacher Dies at Home
Miss Canty longtime primary teacher in Griswold schools died at home after a relapse following a rapid recovery. She could not return to teaching this year and her death came as a shock to many friends as she had won the good will of all residents during her teaching career.
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Cgreswold. Ko
Peleygrapa
Blewnor Canty
Red Bell
Miss Canty
Son of County Supervisor Has a Unique Record
Emil Bode, 27, son of Cass County Board of Supervisors member D. J. Bode, has never ridden a railroad train. He lives seven miles southeast of Griswold with his wife and twin children and has never been more than sixty miles from home. He used horses for travel in earlier days and now drives a Ford.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Emil Bode
D. J. Bode
Cass County Board of Supervisors
Bode
Noble Township
Ford
Latvia Funds Wartime Debt to United States
Latvia has funded its wartime debt to the United States totaling nearly $6,000,000, announced by the Treasury. The move comes via diplomatic channels and is part of broader discussions over France's fiscal and economic stance, with officials noting proposals were submitted in writing.
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Washington
INS
United States
Treasury
Latvia
American Debts Commission
M. Cail
France
National Swine Show To Be Bigger Than Ever
Statement from EB. J. Barker, president of the Growers’ Association, says the National Swine Show will feature more states and a larger turnout than ever, with a record number of exhibitors from at least fifteen states. The event opens next Monday, Sept 11, in Peoria, Ti.
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XNI
Rede Recr
EB. J. Bareker
Thorn Ind
Growers
Agse- Me
Daccer
Cousin of Local People Killed in Auto Accident
Ioowa story from WIota reports the death of Lena Stautnot of Keota wife of banker O K Steutner in a auto accident. Relatives include Mrs E M Brooks and Mrs Charlie Crouch of Atlantic. No further details available as of today.
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Wiota
O. A. Roe
Lena Stautnot
Keota
O. K. Steutner
Exira Legion Endowment Drive Surpasses Goal
Exira community units report the American Legion post exceeded its $299,387 Endowment Drive quota with more than $200 raised locally. Special to News Telegraph notes the total collected in Exira and surrounding area remains to be tallied.
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Exira
American Legion
Legion
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