Rescue Still Hours Away As Men Kept Alive In Nova Scotia Mine
In Moose River Nova Scotia rescuers minced through a narrow rock seam to reach two entombed men and one dead at an old gold mine. Dr D E Robertson and Alfred Scadding clung to hope that relief would come within hours while rising water and danger tested their endurance.
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Moose River
N. S
D. E. Robertson
Alfred Scadding
N.S
Tax
Moose ‘River
F. D. Henderson
Ake
Toronto
Herman B. Magill
Eddie
Mrs. Robertson
Cumberland County
Marshalltown Man New Grand Master Of Royal Masons
Nathan Hicks of Marshalltown was elected most illustrious grand master of the grand council of Royal and select masons of Iowa at the annual conclave opening with the royal arch masons. Also chosen were R C Campbell Mount Pleasant deputy grand master W M Robinson Osk asa principal conductor of work George Martins Glenwood land recorder and H S Jetland Des Moines grand treasurer.
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Fort Podge
Nathan Hicks
Marshalltown
Lvas
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons of
Iowa
Royal Arch Masons
R.C. Campbell
Mount Pleasar
W. M. Robinson
Oskasa
Eorge Martins
Glenwood
H. S. Jetland
Des Moines
Wisdom and character in everyday living
A reflective piece on wisdom, character, and the root causes of behavior. It contrasts wise living with mediocrity, cites radicalism digging at roots, and emphasizes spiritual insight intellectual sincerity and moral passion as life’s three great forces. It notes a friend’s comment on boredom and ends with a dated copyright statement from 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Newton
Forgotten Woman Blocks Sanity Test in Chicago Case
Daisy Tegtmeyer, called the forgotten woman, remains jailed for contempt after refusing a mental examination. Her sister Myrtle Moore filed a habeas corpus appeal, while judges order tests and possible dismissal of the writ without cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daisy Tegtmeyer
Daniel Trude
Mother
Hoffman
Trude
Mason City man injured in 25 foot fall while trimming tree
Os car Johnson Jr of Mason City fell twenty five feet to a sidewalk during tree trimming at his parents home in Rockwell City. He sustained a fractured vertebra two broken ribs and a severe head laceration. Police report the accident occurred Monday.
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Rockwell City
Oscar Johnson, Jr
Mason City
Prediction of quick breakthrough in Lindbergh baby case
Bernard Finnigan, a Chicago lawyer aiding Governor Hoffman, forecast the real kidnappers would be arrested within weeks. He claimed a discovered ransom cache of 5000 dollars and evidence exonerating Bruno Hauptmann could soon be public, with more ransom bills to surface.
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Chicago
Bernard J. Finnigan
Harold G. Hoffman
Finnigan
Hoffman
New Jersey
Bruno
Richard ‘Hauptmann
Uurebir
New York State
Stephen Spitz
Spitz
Trenton
N. J
Former Cedar Rapids Man Dies After Dixon Crash
Roy Babcock a former Cedar Rapids resident who moved to Dixon Illinois last years died in Dixon hospital at 3 35 pm Monday from a crushed skull and internal injuries suffered when his car ran off the road Sunday His son LeRoy who was with him sustained a broken nose and neck The car owner a Chicago man was injured too Relatives say bright lights may have blinded Babcock and he was an experienced driver He is survived by two sisters Mrs Ella Hedja and Mrs Jenny Gillin and three half brothers Richard Farnum and Bart White and his mother in Peoria Illinois No funeral plans were reported Monday night
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Cedar Rapids
Roy Babcock
Dixon
Dixon Hospital
Sunay
Babcock
LeRoy
Sterling
Chicago
Abcock
Ella Hedja
Jenny Gillin
Richard, Farnum
Bart White
Peoria
Stastny
Hot Springs
Ark
Lester
Jones
Fire Department
No. 4
Fayette Sheriff Wins Verdict In Suit For Damages
West Union Iowa town judge H. E. Taylor directed a verdict for Sheriff H. J. Nehring of Fayette County in a $10,000 damage suit brought by Clarence Rommel of Waterloo for false search. The trial lasted one day after both sides rested.
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West Union
H. E. Taylor
H. J. Nehring
Fayette County
Clarence Rommel
Waterloo
Baseball Results National League
Fragmented box score text shows teams and players such as Earnshaw Tepes Butcher Leonard Berres Gautrenex Philadelphia and New York with references to Bowman Witten Lombard Hartnett Brown Swift and Pad en. The readable lines indicate multiple player pairings and scores, but critical details are garbled.
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National League
Blanche
Earnshaw
Butcher
Leonard
Berres
Gautrenex
Philadelphia
New York
Bowman
Witten
Castleman
Ceffseeewen Danning
L II Wicher Near Death After Blood Pool Throat Cut
A E Wicher seventy of 106 L avenue NW was found lying in a pool of blood with his throat cut Monday night. He was taken to Mercy hospital and later to the operating room. Frank Drummy sixty of Linn county dropped unconscious from what appeared to be a heart attack and was taken to St Luke's hospital in critical condition. Milo Womacka of 2402 Second street SW backed into a boulevard light pole in front of the police station, snapping it off, with no injuries reported.
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Cedar Rapids
E. Wicher
L Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Wicher
Milo Womacka
Second
Three Die in Blaze as Car Hits Truck in Oak Lawn
Police identify two of the dead as James N. Redmond, 26, an insurance salesman, and Mr and Mrs William A. Gorman. Patricia 12 and James 10, children of the Gormans, say their parents did not return after leaving with Redmond Sunday night. The car crashed into a cattle truck trailer and burned early Monday in suburban Oak Lawn.
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Chicago
James. N. Redmond
William A. Gorman
Redmond
Gorman
Patricia
James
Johanna
Oak Lawn
Mrs Henry Wood Announces Bid for Secretary of State
Mrs Henry Wood of Moville Woodbury county leader in agriculture and politics announced Monday she would run in the June primary for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. The widow represents a life insurance firm and serves as vice chairman of the county Republican committee. She is a noted platform speaker active in farm women groups.
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Henry Wood
Secretary of
Sioux City Cap
Moville
Woodbury County
Wood
Life Insurance
Republican Committee
Senate group urges government munitions ownership
The senate munitions committee urged federal ownership of arms production for the army and navy, criticizing private firms for high profits and anti disarmament stances. The report cites data leaks, bribery risks, and the belief that only government plants can curb arms racing and ensure national security.
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Washington
Senate
America
United States Army
Navy
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Bennett “Champ
Clark
James
Warren’ Barbour
N. J
Department
United ‘States
League to appeal for peace over Ethiopian crisis
The League of Nations council met in Geneva to issue a supreme appeal to Italy to make peace with Ethiopia. The move signals Europe’s reliance on Italy to counter possible German aggression while sanctions and anti gas conventions are urged to stay in force.
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Rome
Italy
Pietro Badoglio
Addis Ababa
League’ of Nations
League Council
East Africa
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Estaba
Geneva
League of Nations Council
League
Germany
Anthony Eden
Pedachippia
Wolde Mariani
Council
L League
Haly
Eden
Britain
Italian Advance Sparks Evacuation in Addis Ababa
In Addis Ababa, natives panicked and evacuated as stores were moved out to block bridges and roads in anticipation of Italian troops. Foreigners sought refuge in European legations while motor lorries roared through the city as normal life paused.
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Fanic
Addis - Ababa
Dessye
Cascades
Former Insurance Man Faces Charges in Fairfield
Forrest M. Ferron, 39, of Ottumwa, bound over to the grand jury on charges of uttering a forged instrument and defrauding attorney R. C. Legett of 4100. Ferron, a former Bankers Life Insurance employee, allegedly forged loan applications on policies. Bond set at 10000. April term of the district court opens next week.
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Fairfield (Ap
Forrest M. Ferron
Ottumwa
Grand Jury
R. C. Legett
Fairfield
Ferron
Bankers Life Insurance, Company of Des Moines
Wheeler Warns of Full New Deal Regulation in US
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana told Democrats in St Paul that America is moving toward complete regulation of industry under Roosevelt's New Deal or a new political party. He urged stronger New Deal methods and unity to guide the nation through economic reform.
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ST. Paul
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Democrats
America
Roosevelt
New Deal
League of Nations Fails to Hold Power Amid Global Crises
Alice Longworth reports a world in flux as Versailles treaties are revised without conferences. Ataturk and Mussolini set direct action, while the League of Nations proves powerless to compel nations to uphold treaty promises, delaying sanctions against Italy to mid May.
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Washington
D. C
Europe
Cngrave
Versailles
Turkey
Kemal
Ataturk
Italy
Combined League
S. League . of Nations
Alice Longworth
McNavaht Syndicate, Inc
Roosevelt Talks On War Armaments Policy
Washington AP reports President Roosevelt told the Daughters of the American Revolution that the United States will press for international disarmament agreements and avoid arming beyond need unless other powers raise their arms. The policy centers on pursuing limits first and only increasing armaments if national safety requires it.
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Washington
Daughters ‘of the
Roosevelt
United States
Oni
Retired Fireman Killed in Arkansas Car Crash
Longtime Cedar Rapids firefighter Boots Stastny 60 died when his car collided with another vehicle eighteen miles north of Hot Springs Arkansas. Mrs Stastny injured and driver R O Jones arrested. Son Lester learned of the tragedy.
Bank Robbers Strike Morningside Bank in Sioux City
Four heavily armed men robbed the Morningside State Bank in Sioux City on Monday afternoon taking about $3,292. They fled east in a black Buick with Indiana plates, firing a shot at an assistant cashier and leaving a trail of roofing nails. Bank president John Scott and three others were taken as hostages but released. authorities mobilized highway patrols across Iowa and surrounding states in pursuit.
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Morningside
State Bank
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
C. B. Nissen
Nissen
John ’ Scott
Scott
W.l.ayres
Mis J. Hubbard
James David
Scott Coy
Aries Iti
Ee Scott
Sioux City
South Daakota
Cary
Graceland
Ed Ballard
Indiana
John
Erickson
Clarence
Peterson
Bronson
Des: Moines
Atlantic
Storm Lake
Des -Moines
Denison
Glen
Schmidt
Bureau
Paul Gruber
Western Iowa
Two Teens Sentenced for Doctor Silk Peacock Murder
Durland Nash and Robert Goethe, both 19, were sentenced to 19 9 years in prison for the murder of Dr. Silber C. Peacock after admitting they killed him in a robbery trap set by a fake emergency call. They also face concurrent robbery charges. George Livingston and Emil Beck await trial.
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Chicago
Amin
Durland Nash
Robert
Goethe
Silber C. Peacock
Nash
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Walberg
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Ostermachler
Ferrei
Ame
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Appieten
Belton Welch
Song
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Chacala
Seane Ee Ty
Pitdebrand
Pritaks Kennedy
Brown
Dickey
Dey Turbeville
Cearey
Berry
St. Louis
Detroit
Caldwell
VanAtta
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Meters Braves
Rowe
Phillips Baywert
Blaze
Senate Group
J. P. Morgan and Associates
Eugene Grace
du Ponts
U. S
Supreme Peace Appeal
Sey
Alice
Armaments
Cedar [Rapids
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