O Connor Seen With Siegel at Sioux City Club Outburst
The Gazette details a string of Sioux City episodes linking Attorney General Ed O Connor with Killer Joe Siegel at Hattie Browns and the Martin hotel. A Dec 29 dance at Warrior Hotel and a later liquor fueled meeting end with a brawl involving state agent Bill Arthur and Duckworths secretary. The piece notes investigations and calls for reform, promising more chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury County
Havens
Valley Gardens
Sioux City
Hattie Brown
Warrior
Wwe
Bob Toms
University Club
Max E. Duckworth
Bill Arthur
Bureau of Intelligence
aAttorney
Ed O'Connor
Arthur
Duckworth
Anto Be Brown
Duckworths
Latters
Agen
Hur
Brown
Joe Siegel
Max Duckworth
Iowa
O’connor
O'Connor
Killer Siegel
Siegel
C. A. Salfers
Walter Maley
Salters
South Dakota
Keokuk County
Maley
Martin Hotel
Martin
Gazette
Chicken Shack
The
Lowa
Iowa liquor probe cites law violations and calls for action
Attorney warns liquor commission violated sections of the liquor control act in several cases. He seeks investigations of managers and county attorneys, criticizes handling of seizures and settlements, and urges reforms to end abuses and improve enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Commission
Iowa
Mulberry Realty Company
Charles H. Larson
Council Bluffs
Old Time Liquor Company
Manley and Lane
Iowa Commission
Page
Manley
Lane
Larson
Polk and
Pottawattamie
Hammond
Aged Woman Dies In Fire Believed Of Criminal Origin
CHICAGO INS reports Mrs. Julia Goldberg aged 73 burned to death as a pyro maniac set nine fires within a one mile radius in less than an hour. A granddaughter, Virginia Winnick aged 18, burned on face and chest. several families escaped through flame filled hallways. The arsonist returned to a second building and fled unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Julia Goldberg
Virginia Winnick
Constable quits over evicting widows
Don Loomis of Okmulgee Oklahoma resigned Tuesday saying there was no demand for his services except evicting a poor widow from her home and he would rather earn a living another way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee, Okla
Don Loomis
Hungarians Arrest 60 In Communist Plot Scrutiny
In Budapest 60 persons including several girl students were arrested on Tuesday. They face charges of complicity in a communist plot against the government. The plan reportedly targeted May 1 as a European labor day demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Page's liquor probe highlights Iowa (Des Moines) report
Floyd E. Page, attorney for the legislative committee, questions the Iowa liquor control commission actions. He cites a tainted trucking contract with White Line Transfer, higher liquor purchases from Western Distributing, and possible corruption tied to Harold Cooper. He questions building ownership, illegal use of legal advice, and state advertising tied to distillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Page
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Floyd E. Page
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Liquor Commission
White Line Transfer Company
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1935 Accidents and Casualties
Report lists accidents and casualties from Cedar Rapids toll of 1935. Details include counts of injuries and fatalities across incidents, with figures summarized as released by local authorities. The record notes a total toll in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Trouper Claims Mae West Marriage in 1911
New York Evening Journal reports old time performer Frank Wallace admitted marrying Mae West on April 11, 1911 in Milwaukee. He says he remains in love with West and kept silent for 24 years as a sign of devotion to the belle of the nineties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New York Evening Journal
Mae West
Milwaukee
Frank Wallace
Wallace
la May
Jack Cornell
Strand
Forty-seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Mae
Mae West insists on no missing husbands tale
Hollywood report notes Mae West dismisses rumors about missing husbands and clings to her own narrative despite critics and old papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Mae West
Mae West denies Milwaukee marriage license claim
Mae West dismisses a 1911 Milwaukee marriage license suit as a mistaken listing for two other people. She jokes about being a bride and notes eight men claimed marriage since last January, insisting she has never married anyone, including Frank Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Mae West
Frank Wallace
Milwaukee
Two Men Hurt When Car Crashes Into Highway Culvert
Robert White 33 Davenport and L A Walton 35 Chicago were treated at Mercy hospital after a Monday crash on highway 30 four miles east of here. Walton lost control while avoiding an unidentified car stopped on a culvert, injuring White with a fractured hip and broken arm while Walton suffered a forehead cut and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Davenport
L. A. Walton
Chicago
Mercy Hospital
Walton
Highway 30
Here
White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lefty
Walters
Gross
Slavens
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Lefty Havens
Werring
State House
Carleton Belt
Hammond Liquor Company
Globe, Inc
Francis
Globe Company
Liquor Company of
Globe
Town Commission
Washington State Liquor Control Board
W. W. Akers
Commission
Liquor Control Commission
Executive Council
Cooper
Pene
Western Distributing Company
Tama
Century Distilling Company
J. H. Collins of
Fonda
Mr. Cooper
Harold M. Cooper
Mulberry
Commissions
Governor Herring
Leslie E. Francis
Eueeny
Trouper
Armstrong
Armstrong’s
Armstrong Clothing Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!