Ex Congresswoman Horizontal 1 and 2 Name Puzzles
Mixed clippings reveal a partial puzzle with clues on political figures and general knowledge. The text includes a court injunction report about city police control and contempt proceedings, and a Maquoketa wedding notice for Elnora Mohr and Ralph Byerly with details of attendees and postnuptial plans.
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Eail
Nat Bond
Numa P Avendano
Jai
Raymond Fleming
Long
TAY Ecs
Fleming
Senate report blasts foreign securities bankers as scandals unfold
The senate stock market committee called foreign floaters a major scandal in investment banking. It cited abuses in selling foreign bonds from 1923 to 1930, large investor losses, price stabilization abuses, and preferential lists for insiders.
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Washington
United States
Senate Stock Market Committee
J. P. Morgan
Austrian Nazis Drill Daily In Jugoslavian Camps
About 3 000 Austrian Nazis who fled Vienna after a failed revolution drill daily in Yugoslavian internment camps. They train without arms and hope to restore the Habsburg throne, led by Konstantin Kammerhofer, who says the fight for German Austria’s freedom continues. The group believes their removal would have required artillery, risking Yugoslav troops on the frontier.
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Varazdin
Jugoslavia
Austria
Jugoslavian
Konstantine Kammerhofer
Vienna
Schuschnigg
Jugoslav
Regional board appointment for transfer firm head
Donald R Lynch of Lynch Transfer and Storage Cedar Rapids joins the regional board for transfer code Region 10 includes Missouri Kansas Nebraska. Martin H Kennelly chairs the temporary code authority in Chicago. New Orleans is noted for the Sazerac in historic reference.
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Donald Lynch
Donald R Lynch
Lynch Transfer and Storage Company
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
Chicago
Martin H Kennelly
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Unclear motive in Linn County jail case
Confined in the city jail pending an exam, Korous offered no reason for wanting to harm Mrs. Ehlers who refused him lodging. He had been arrested previously on the same charge and released after promising not to molest her again.
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Linn
City Briefs And Personals From The City
Haircuts 25c at Hanna Barber Shop. Miss Maude Krebs deputy city clerk leaves for two weeks vacation via Chicago and Great Lakes. Plan commission to meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. David Golad Gazette newsboy returns from Omaha visit. Dr C L Van Patten arrested for drunken driving Bond posted. Mrs Adam McCurley reports poisoning of rat terrier. dog alive but not expected to survive.
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Maude Krebs
Chicago
Great Lakes
Adam McCurley
A Avenue NE
Move To Conserve Seed Oats To Be Started In Iowa
Des Moines reports a federal seed oats conservation program may start soon. Assistant Secretary H C Aaberg says 15 000 000 bushels are needed to sow Iowa 1935 crop and loans or outright purchases are planned to keep oats on farms.
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Des Moines
Iowa
H. C Aaberg
Aaberg
AAA
John H. Scholl Pioneer Shoe Man Dies at Maquoketa
John H Scholl 82 a Maquoketa merchant father of a shoe business longtime Modern Woodmen member and Odd Fellows past noble grand died Monday at his home after weeks of illness Born August 17 1851 in Brandon Pa he came to Iowa in 1854 learned shoemaking at 14 and led J H Scholl and Son He is survived by his widow one son Albert two daughters Mrs George Wreman of Chicago and Mrs A H Moravec of Futonia and several grandchildren
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Gazette
Maquoketa
John H Scholl
Brandon
Iowa
J H Scholl and Son
Woodmen
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Hannah Reiter
Delmar
Scholl
Albert
George Wreman
Chicago
A H Moravec
Futonia
Titus to Join Roosevelt Tour of River Projects
Titus, a National Rivers and Harbors commissioner, accepted an invitation to accompany President Roosevelt on a tour of upper Mississippi river dam and lock projects at Rochester Minnesota. He will be joined by Mrs Raymond Bhiven Titus and Dr J T Martin of Muscatine.
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Davenport
Insi
GM Titus
National Rivers and Harbors Commission
Roosevelt
Rochester
Mann
Mississippi River
Rochester Titus
Raymond Bhiven Titus
Muscatine
J. T Martin
Severe Weekend Storm Damages Muscatine Area
A weekend thunderstorm drenched Muscatine county with over 4.5 inches of rain, the heaviest in four years, causing several thousand dollars in damage. Lightning struck several structures, totaling a few hundred dollars in losses, as the storm raged from Saturday night into Monday morning.
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Muscatine
Muscatine County
Man Held on Threats to Woman's Life in Local Case
Milton Korous, 40, of 413 Third Street SW, jailed for allegedly twice threatening the life of Mrs. Pearl Ehlers at 423 G Avenue NW. Arrested Sunday at 2:13 pm on a warrant. He was arraigned in Justice Court Monday and charged with threatening to commit a public offense. Justice A S Reed bringing the suit.
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Pearl Ehlers
G Avenue
Milton Korous
Third Street
Justice A .S. Reed
Korous
Korpus
Justice Court
Educational meeting of optometrists in Des Moines at Roosevelt Hotel
The southeast central division of the Iowa State Association of Optometrists will hold an educational meeting Wednesday at the Roosevelt hotel. A dinner precedes the meeting at 7 30. Dr. Dawson E Grim will discuss The Greatest of all Universities and Dr. J C Landenberger will speak on Orthoptics. Dr. Fulks of Iowa City is in charge of arrangements.
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Iowa State Association of Optometrists
Roosevelt Hotel
Dawson E. Grim
J C Landenberger
Fulks
Iowa City
Property covenant notice for Grand View addition lot sale
August J Balmhoefener and Floyd F Rick hold a 20 foot lot 1 and a 20 foot lot 2 block 8 Grand View Addition. Subject covenants conditions and restrictions of record, plus taxes liens and assets accruing subsequent to April 11, 1932 and valuation as of July 30, 1934.
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Balmhoefener
Floyd F
Rick
Grand View
Arrest Kidnapers of Taxicab Driver
A Council Bluffs taxi driver was forced to drive two men to near Sioux City before they fled. Police arrested Robert Gatewood of Chicago and Thomas Du Barry of Sioux City in Sioux City about 6 am after the driver identified them. The wounded or intimidated victim was uninjured.
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Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Robert Gatewood
Chicago
Thomas du Barry
Orville van der Pool
President's Grandchildren Hidden on Wisconsin Island
Sistie and Buzzie Dall, children of Curtis Bean Dall, vacation on a private half mile island near Dick Sayner resort in Sayner Wisconsin under guard. Their mother recently granted custody and placed them with their father in Nevada. Local guards deny access as visitors hope for a glimpse.
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Sayner
President Roosevelt
Mr. Dall
Wilmot
Dalls
R. W. Wilmot
New Orleans
White House
Listle
Buzzie
Chicago
Nevada
Washington
Automobile And Garage Damaged By Fire
Several fires damaged vehicles and property across multiple addresses. A car owned by W. C. Palmer at 1232 Thirty-second Street NE and its garage were burned after short circuited wiring ignited the vehicle. A separate fire at 1401 Fifth Avenue SE, from lightning striking wiring, damaged a radio and a couch. Fire Company No. 4 responded to a fuse box fire at LeRoy Farmer Canning Co. at 10:11 a.m. Sunday, and Fire Company No. 6 put out a car fire at 825 Fifteenth Street SE at 7:41 a.m. Monday, the vehicle owned by A. B. Lindsey.
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W. C. Palmer
Thirty-second Street
L. P Sumnerhauser
Fifth Avenue SE
LeRoy Farmer Canning Company
Company No. 6
Fifteenth Street SE
A. B. Lindsey
Baptismal Service By Church of Christ At Toddville
Large crowds attended services of the Church of Christ in Toddville despite bad weather. Evangelist W. Carl Ketherside of Missouri led the tent revival at Fifth Avenue and Seventh Street SW with visitors from Wichita Kansas Des Moines Adelphi and Toddville. A baptismal service was held Sunday afternoon and the sermon Sunday evening discussed the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
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Church of Christ
W. Carl Ketherside
Missouri
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
Wichita
Kaw
Des Moines
Adelphi
Toddville
Iowa
Kethherside
Pump Water From Kansas City for Osceola Use
Des Moines AP report says Great Lakes Pipeline plans to supply Osceola with water from Kansas City reservoirs via its system, likely Wednesday. Water from Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri is already aiding drought areas in Missouri and Osceola farmers. The line, built to transport gasoline northward, has not yet been used for that purpose and carries 500000 to 750000 gallons daily with 1000000 gallon daily capacity.
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DES Moines
W. R. Luckfield
The
Great Lakes Pipeline Inc
Osceola
Kansas City
Luckfield
Missouri
Great Lakes Pipeline Company
Kan
Kraschel to Speak at Hopkinton Harvest Picnic
Hopkinton festival to be held August 15 in the McNeill grove with Lieut. Gov. N. G. Kraschel as speaker at 12 30 p m. The event is sponsored by local business leaders and citizens.
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Hopkinton
McNeill Grove
N. G .Kraschel
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