Four Iowans Killed in Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports four Iowans died in weekend incidents with several others injured. Victims include Mrs. Myron Dorr, 26, near Marcus after a car struck a buggy. Mrs. Frank Lamar, 64, near Tripp when a car rolled over. Calvin Arney, 7, Onawa, struck by a car. Leo Mott, 35, Chillicothe, injured in a crash. The Des Moines River drowning victim was Matt, near Rock Bluffs. Plane crash at Red Oak airport injured Ted Straight 23 and Jack Ryerson 40.
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Associated Press
Myron Dorr
Marcus
Frank Lamar
Sioux City
Calvin Arney
Onawa
Leo Mott
Chillicothe
Dorr
John Grass
Granville
Lamar
Frank Lamar, Jr
Woodbury County
Tripp
D. Lamar
Sabin Smith
Matt
Des Moines
Rock Bluffs
Ted Straight
Jack Ryerson
Red Oak
Lowden Midgets Lose Eleven Inning Battle
The Lowden Midgets suffer their second loss of the season in the Wapsie Valley league as Calamus pushes the decisive run in an eleven inning game. The result leaves Lowden with two losses after a marathon effort at home.
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Lowden
Specis
Gazette
Calamus
Sun
Prophetic voices urged for progress in civilization
Bart Andress, a charity worker, laments that civilization stalls without prophets while noting certain voices crying in the wilderness deserve to be heard.
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Bart Andress
Calamus Baseball Battery Notes Intrasection
Calamus page lists battery pairings for a Calamus game with Olsen Pinter Platt and Lowden Reed Kemmana as the two pitching groups. It includes line scores 40000081 02 13 and 033021200 01 12 17 17 and notes calendar dates and player pairings.
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Calamus
Lowden
Olsen
Pinter
Platt
Reed
Kemmana
Walcott Beats Wheatland to Lead Eastern Iowa Loop
Walcott defeated Wheatland 7 to 1 to seize leadership in the Eastern Iowa league. The paper lists Sunday results with Calamus Lowden London Dixon Clarence Stanwood and standings showing Walcott atop the circuit.
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Walcott
Wheatland
Iowa Loop
Gazette
Lowden
E. Bennett
3B. Bennett
Endorf
Shelton
Calamus
Lowdon
A. Meier
Reid
E. Meier
Henning
Christensen
Lund
London
Dixon
Clarence
Barnes
Wheatland Oe
Dixon Vaey
Bennett
Cammus
Stanwood
Former Illinois Finance Chief Kinney Dies From Self Inflicted Wound
Garrett De Forrest Kinney 64 former director of state finances died at Mitchell sanatorium from a self inflicted bullet wound. He had been indicted for failing to turn over state funds and shot himself hours after a subpoena in a Springfield case involving a 173 852 53 dollar fund shortfall. Kinney was active in Republican circles and served in Emmerson’s 1928 1932 administration.
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Peoria, Ill
Garrett de Forrest Kinney
Mitchell Sanatorium
Kinney
Cutler and Proctor Stove Company
Springfield
Sangamon County Grand Jury
Rioting Crowd Seeks Curtiss Candy Job Line in Chicago
In Chicago on Monday a 15 000 strong crowd stormed the Curtiss Candy plant entrances as 1 500 jobs were advertised. Men and women fought to reach the employment office injuring scores before police contained the disturbance. Dresses torn and applicants bruised were reported amid the chaotic scene.
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Chicago
INS
Near North Side
Curtiss Candy Company
Camp Guarded After Threats To Murder Rail Man's Daughter
Camp Bueno at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire was patrolled by national guardsmen after an extortionist threatened to kill Betty Downes 15 daughter of James R Downes a Philadelphia railroad executive. The threat prompted guards to guard the guest at the girls camp.
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North Sutton
N. H
Camp
Bueno
Lake Sunapee
Betty Downes
Phildelphia Railroad
James R
Letter threatens child with ransom from bush life
Downes of the Pennsylvania Railroad says he received a ransom note demanding 50 000 with a threat to kill a child from a bush if not paid. About 100 girls from prominent families are at a camp as new charters are granted to two companies. Plans by the defense minister urge farm animal raising first, with agricultural development possible later. The Australian government insists transport be provided by companies due to limited funds. Tropical flowers bloom in Anaikchak crater on the Alaskan peninsula.
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Downes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Defense
Land of Flocks Planned for Northern Australia
Melbourne AP reports northern Australia development prioritizes pastoral industries. The plan outlines initial consideration for expansion of sheep and cattle farming to boost regional growth and resource use. Opportunities and challenges for sustained farming underpin the policy push.
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Northern
Australia
Melbourne
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