Hartzell Prepares for Legal Battle
Oscar M. Hartzell promoter and Drake estate figure is jailed in Sioux City and will pursue habeas corpus to seek release and drop a federal mail fraud indictment. U S Commissioner J W Hubbard denied a hearing and set bond at 10000 tied to removal issues and rights waiver. Hartzell arrived from New York and was represented by Goltz Jones and Young ahead of possible district court action.
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Sioux City
Oscar M. Hartzell
Drake
United States
J. W. Hubbard
Hartzell
Hubbard
George C. Scott
Tulsa
Okla
Carlos Goltz
I. T. Jones
Omaha
P.M. Young
Mitchell
S. D. Hartzell
New York
Kankakee Farmers Halt Farm Sale for Second Time
About 700 farmers surrounded the Kankakee courthouse to block a foreclosure sale of the James Leutloff farm, delaying the $11,000 mortgage held by Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. The crowd had stopped prior sales, forcing postponements and prompting the sale to be continued indefinitely.
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Kankakee
James Leutloff
Donald Gray
Lentloff
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Designs From The Wonder Package For Cross Stitch
The article describes half page selections from The Gazette Wonder Package showing eighteen to twenty designs per page due to large motifs. It highlights a Dutch boy and girl design eight by eighteen inches suitable for trays under glass, suggests color themes, and outlines borders and doily ideas for chairs and luncheon cloths.
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Gazette
Ceru Hmnen
Request for The Gazette Wonder Package transfer patterns
A reader encloses one dollar and asks for The Gazette Wonder Package of over 800 transfer patterns. The note includes name street and city state, but no recipient address.
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Gazette
Central City family attends Belt funeral in Boone
Mr and Mrs J E Blodgett and Mrs Flora Page of Central City and Mrs E A Fay of Coggan traveled to Boone to attend the funeral of Mrs A L Belt their sister who recently went to California to visit a son and fell ill after reaching Los Angeles The body will be taken to Chicago for burial Mrs Frank McLeod of Central City and Mrs D W McLeod of Cedar Rapids are also sisters of Mrs Belt.
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Central City
J. E. Blodgett
Flora Page
E. A. Fay
Coggan
Boone
A. L. Belt
Ringgold Mob Hangs Suspected Banker Killer
Nelson Nash a 24 year old black man was lynched by about 50 Ringgold residents after confessing to the killing of J. P. Batchelor, cashier of the Ringgold bank. Batchelor was beaten to death after an attempted assault on his wife during a robbery attempt gone wrong.
Four Arrested In Ransom Kidnapping Of Illinois Man
Four men linked to bootlegging were jailed in Moline on charges tied to the kidnapping of Fred DeFillippi of Spring Valley. DeFillippi was released after a ransom payment reportedly totaling 3000 dollars, made in late fall.
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Illinois
Moline, Ill
Mike Talarico
Davenport
Jules Vey
Dan Zook
Moline
Angelo Vota
Rockford
Fred DeFillippi
Spring Valley
DeFillippi
Neighbors Save Man From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
In Los Angeles F H Clogget collapsed in his garage from carbon monoxide after pressing the car horn. Neighbors, alarmed by the horn and odor, rushed to the scene and revived him, averting a fatal outcome.
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Los Angeles
Clogget
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets provide a non calomel laxative option after twenty years of medical practice. The sugar coated olive colored tablets promise no griping and help the bowels and liver function normally. If dark mouth bad breath dull tired feelings or constipation occur one or two tablets offer quick pleasant results with prices 15c 30c or 60c.
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Dr. Edwards
Boy Hurt When Bike Skids Into Car at Street Intersection
Victor George aged 15 of 111 Eighth Street SE sustained bruises to his left leg and right hip after his bicycle skidded into an automobile at the Fourteenth Street and Sixth Avenue SE crossing at 7 p.m. Sunday. Leo Dalton, 804 Fourteenth Street SE, the car driver, took George to Mercy Hospital for first aid. Dalton said the bicycle had no light.
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Victor George
Eighth Street
Fourteenth Street
Sixth Avenue SE
Leo Dalton
George
Mercy Hospital
Dalton
City Council Opposed To Sidewalk Flower Goods Exemption
A written petition asked that garden and flower plants be exempt from sidewalk display limits. The council referred the matter to City Attorney Bleakley with a recommendation to enforce the current ordinance. Signers Krebs Newport and Everhart claimed to represent nearly all truck gardeners florists and floral shops in the city.
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David G. Bleakley
Carl W. Krebs
L. G. Newport
M. Everhart
Drunk Driver Held After Serpentine Trail Found
Ray McConkey of Milan Missouri, 30, was arrested at 5 15 am on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated near Twelfth avenue and Eighth street SE. Grace Jeffries, 2026 Linn Boulevard SE, was with him and released. Detectives Stanley and Bailey made the arrest after a car left a serpentine trail. a bottle with about four ounces of alcohol was found in the vehicle. The tourist industry in France has fallen to the half million mark.
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Ray McConkey
Milan
McConkey
Stanley and Bailey
Twelfth Avenue
Eighth Street SE
Grace Jeffries
Linn Boulevard SE
Will Rogers on Jim Corbett A Versatile Figure
Will Rogers lauds Jim Corbett noting decades of friendship through Fred Stone research. Rogers portrays Corbett as a force in boxing, stage, and character, praising his integrity and influence across sports and entertainment in a reflective 1933 piece.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Jim Corbett
Jim
Corbett
Fred Stone
Fred
Coe and Iowa U Teams Debate Allied Debts
Debaters from Coe and Iowa University argued the question that inter allied debts should be canceled as part of a Coe chapel program. No decision was reached. Ennis McCall and LaVerne Kluss represented Iowa, while Wendell Walker and Clement Curnan spoke for Coe.
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Coe
Iowa University
Coe Chapel
Ennis McCall
LaVerne Kluss
Commerce
University
Wendell Walker
Clement Curnan
Advertisement for Fasteeth false teeth adhesive
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment from slipping teeth. The ad claims Fas teeth keeps plates in place and comfortable, sweetens breath, and is available at drug stores.
S.S.S. claims clear skin through red cell boost
An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a decades proven skin tonic to fight pimples by increasing red blood cells and hemoglobin for better oxygen delivery. It promotes a 20 oz bottle as economical for a two week treatment and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
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8.S.S
S.S.S
The
S.S.S. Co
Fire destroys Saum farm dwelling near Mechanicsville
A brick house on the Nicholas Saum farm six and a half miles northeast of Mechanicsville was razed by a Sunday morning blaze. Alvin Klinkhammer and family, returning from a party at about 2 a.m., saved some furniture. the home and contents were partly insured. Built sixty six years ago, the house belonged to the Saum heirs listed as Mrs J J De Wald Mrs N D Gunn Mrs John Dauber Arthur Saum Mrs E N Escher and Mrs Howard Safely.
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Mechanicsville
Nicholas Saum
Alvin Klinkhammer
Saum
J. J. de Wal
Front Line Heroism Of Father Harris Darche To Be Highlighted
Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus No 909 will host a bi monthly meeting with Harry Corot recounting Father Harris A Darche army chaplain and national American Legion chaplain in 1932. He earned the Croix de Guerre with two palms the Fourragere four citations and the U S Navy Cross. Corot and Darche served with the Sixth Marines at Belleau Wood and the July 18 counter attack at Soissons in 1918. Darche later joined Marine Post 273 in Chicago.
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Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Harris A. Darche
American Legion
Harry Corot
Marine Brigade
A. B. Y. Wie
Father Darche
Mr Corot
Marines
Belleau Wood
Aisne
Soissons
Tenth Army
Mangin
Marine Post No
Chicago
Death notice memory fuels confession in interview
Pat recalls once being so sick with the flu he searched the papers for his own death notice. Mike probes the tale as Answers records the candid moment.
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Mike
Pat
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