Hoffman Holds Up Decision In Parker Hearing
Governor Hoffman reserved a decision on extradition of Ellis Parker and his son Ellis Jr after a one hour hearing in Trenton. New York police identified the defendants and the case links to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Wendel, the victim of a prior beating, attended with a cane.
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Trenton
N. J
INS
Ellis Parker
Ellis, Jr
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauptmann
State House Assembly
Federal Grand Jury
Newark
Parkers
Paul Wendel
Lindbergh
New York
Madden
Wendel
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Hoffman
The
Traffic Court Fines Involve 21 Defendants In Polic
Carl St. Clair of 820 Fifth avenue SE and Francis McKone of 204 Second avenue SW led a 21 defendant traffic panel in police court Thursday. Each was fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding along with 13 overtime parkers fined 1 dollar plus costs. Names include Fred Collard of 1919 Park avenue SE and E. M. Flaherty of 1424 Second avenue SE.
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Carl St. Clair
Fifth Avenue SE
Francis McKone
Second Avenue
Fred Collard
Park Avenue SE
E. M. Flaherty
Second Avenue SE
A. T. Jones
Kruschen Salts Promise Dizziness Relief and Vitality
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily prebreakfast dose of six precious salts to maintain internal cleanliness and regular bowel action. It claims reduced dizziness, headaches, nervousness, and restlessness with no drastic laxatives. Millions use the product to feel younger and more active.
Drought Brings One Boon To North Dakota Minerals
North Dakota drought yields mineral prospects as lake bed sodium sulphate deposits near Grenora are eyed for surface mining. Officials estimate 20 million tons of Glauber's salt, with rail access aiding dehydration plant plans and broader state discoveries anticipated.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Chemical Engineering Department
University of North Dakota
United States
Glauber
Grenora
Riverside Team Defeats Wilson Leaders at Community Night
The Riverside diamondball team beat Wilson and company leading team 10 to 3 at Riverside playground Wednesday. A large crowd attended the year’s largest turnout for a hill billy program with fifteen participants. Mary Maybelle Pryor and Antonio Cop performed two tap dances and Cop did an acrobatic dance. George Davidson provided tumbling, and moving pictures finished the program.
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Riverside
Wilson and Company
Riverside Playground
Playground
Mary Maybelle Pryor
Antonio Cop
George Davidson
Moving Pictures
France’s bumper year yields 892 million gallons of wine
In 1926 France produced more than 892 million gallons of wine, marking one of its bumper years for viticulture. The figure underscores strong output and national wine production trends during the period.
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France
Playground Riders Hold Riverside Park Field Day Contest
The playground commission held a city wide field meet at Riverside park after the River side event. Don Morgan led junior boys with wins in the 200 yard dash 200 yard slow race and coasting for distance while Ted Capek and Robert Nemec won in the 880 yard heats and junior events. Senior boys saw Daffy Usher win the 200 yard dash and Charles Rubek take the 200 yard slow race with Hattie Capek sweeping multiple events for Riverside.
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Riverside Playground
The
Playground Commission
Riverside Park
Don Morgan
Thirteenth Street NW
Roosevelt Playground
Tenevett
Robert Nemec
Riverside
Joe Malicek
Earl Lentz
Roosevelt
John Breed
Mene
Glenn Wilson
Sinclair
Ted Capek
Joe Moore
Lincoln
Joe Chmolicek
Daffy Usher
Wendl Wishnosky
Charles Rubek
John Panek
Milo Bocek
George Millicek
Robert Dean
Charisse Rubek
Hattie Capek
Pat Morgan
Hattiepek
Marion Chyba
Husky Cripple Tours England In Wheel Chair
William Chambers of Blackburn travels England in a hand propelled chair covering about 60 miles daily. His 2000 mile trip includes John O Groats and Land s End after making a cart from bicycle wheels and a box. His legs are paralyzed but he remains in good health.
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London
INS
England
Husky
William Chambers
Blackburn
Chambers
John O
President’s pardon power limited to federal prisoners
The note argues that the U S president lacks constitutional authority to pardon inmates convicted by state courts. It emphasizes the federal nature of clemency power and the separation between state and federal jurisdictions.
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United States
Suit filed for $10000 damages in Grinnell area crash
Robert Fogel sues National Van Lines and driver Jack Guill in district court over an automobile collision July 16, 1936, four miles east of Grinnell. Fogel, a passenger in William Hartstone’s car, says Guill’s van forced Hartstone off the highway causing the car to overturn multiple times and that Fogel suffered permanent injuries.
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Robert Fogel
National van Lines
Jack H. Guill
Grinnell
Fogel
William Hartstone
Guill
Hartstone
Judge sentences Raymond Coleman for malicious injury to building
Judge H C Ring in district court Thursday sentenced Raymond Coleman of Jackson township to ninety days in the county jail on a charge of malicious injury to a building owned by Gaynard Odessa. Coleman was ordered to serve thirty days and the balance suspended during good behavior. A divorce action was filed by Maxine Beers against Paul Beers, citing cruel and inhuman treatment and seeking absolute decree with temporary and permanent alimony. A divorce was granted Mrs Helen Shelton from Clarence Shelton by Judge A B Clark in district court Thursday.
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H. C. Ring
Raymond Coleman
Jackson Township
Gaynard Odessa
Coleman
Maxine Beers
Paul Beers
Beers
Helen Shelton
Clarence Shelton
A. B. Clark
Dozen Husky Cops Bruised in Studio Test Riot
In Hollywood a dozen studio policemen were bruised in a miniature riot on the lot as about 3,500 aspiring actors their parents jammed for a mass test for roles in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. The rush caused scattered injuries and a tense scene outside the studio gates.
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Hollywood
Calif
Births Reported At Local Hospitals
Born to Roy Langton of Palo a son Aug 6 at Mercy hospital. A daughter Aug 5 to Paul Detlefsen at St Luke's hospital. A daughter Aug 5 to John Flender at St Luke's hospital. A son Aug 6 to Harold T Hanna at St Luke's hospital.
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Roy Langton
Palo
Mercy Hospital
Paul Detlefsen
Hinkley Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
John Flender
Twenty-sixth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Dan Christensen
Sixth’street
Harold T. Hanna
Leonard Avenue
Fine Feathers Guard Chicks From Thieves
Cedar Creek poultry farmers dye chick feathers bright red and green to deter theft. They hope the vivid colors draw attention and deter would be thieves.
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Bastrop, Tex
Cedar Creek
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe stimulant and diuretic to flush kidneys and stop nightly waking. It lists symptoms of weak kidneys such as backache puffiness and scanty urine and urges readers to ask their druggist for the genuine Gold Medal Haarlem product from Haarlem in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Marmola Prescription Tablets for Easy Fat Loss
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to slim without dieting or strenuous exercise. It claims fat loss results by stimulating a tiny gland that supposedly governs fat burning and states the formula is disclosed on the package.
Reunion Planned After Mixup Sends Couples Off Course
Two couples in Milwaukee planned a reunion after a mixup split them Wednesday. Mrs Hartman and Mr Chapman pursued different routes, leading to a night in Madison while their spouses found each other in Minneapolis. The misdirection arose when a turn decision differed, triggering a dawn reunion.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Madison
Henry Hartman
Detroit
James Chapman
Portland
Ore
Hartman
Chapman
Wisconsin Avenue
Mrs. Chapman
July Water Consumption Hits New High in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents reached the season's peak in water use in June per capita consumption at 136% of baseline based on 60 000 population. West side well supplied evenings totaling 3 240 000 gallons. Waterworks overdraft converted to a cash balance of 5 449 75 with receipts of 24 801 12 and expenditures 17 075 12.
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Cedar Rapids
H. F. Blomquist
West Side
Pup Sentenced To 26 Months For Vacations
In Brockport New York a six month old mongrel named Idaho a dangerous animal was sentenced to 26 months confinement for allegedly causing a drowning of a boy swimmer. He will have a two week vacation before chained custody with Victor Fortune his owner. The dog is to be cared for by Miss Foubister secretary of the Rochester Dog Protective Association and then returned to Fortune.
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Brockport
N. Y
Idaho
Foubister
Rochester Dog Protective Association
Canadaigua Lake
Victor Fortune
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C. David Vormelker
Geological Society of America
Mojave Desert
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K Avenue
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First Avenue
Roy Erland
Twenty-first Avenue
Dale Hunter
Charles Perkey
E Avenue
Charles Claypool
Wilson
Blue Valley Milk
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Whch
Philco
Berlin
Olympic Stadium
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Third Avenue
DIAL
Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Blairstown
Brighton Central City Center
Clarence Clutier
Crawfordsville
Hly- Fairfax
Garrison Garwin
Gladbrook Town
Kalona Keystone Lisbon
Lone Tree
Lowden Marengo
Jones County
Maytag
Malcolm Bros
E. E. Cranston
Frank Hoskins
A. D. Mills Co
Frank L. Hinebauch
H. D. Kemmann Sons
Hartwig Auto Co
LeRoy Marburger
Sheffer Bros
Hicks Hardware
Bill’s Motor Service
C. E. Heaton
Wenner Hardware Garwin Hdwe. Co
H. H. Wentzien Jr
Spencer’s
Harmony Hall
Reece Elec. Shop
Fred Schneider C. R. Runkle Marner & Adams Julius Schluter
Malcolm Chevrolet Co
Monticello
First’s Electric Service Co
Morley
E Biggerstaff
Steve Morse
Hudiers Garage Newhall
Grovert & Werning
R. R. Mahannah OU
Oxford - 2
Watson Electric Co
Oxford Junction
Oie
Mhostler
Toledo
Yerkes & Yerkes Tratz
Magnussen Hardware van Horne
E. E. Janston Victor
Schultz & Myer Wintem
Owe Mess Wane
Eel Ee
Bauer Electric Shop
Brown Hardware
H.R. Morse
Wellman
West Branch
Wyoming
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