Reckless Lady Faces Jury Verdict In Automobile Case
Karen Mallory is stunned when the district attorney’s office reports no verdict of not guilty after a fatal car crash blamed on her chauffeur. She returns home with fiancé Ping, while Serge plans to use the situation to his advantage as Karen confronts love, money, and family pressure amid a chaotic domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karem Mallory
Farel A
Prince Rani
Karen
Serge
Ping
Fumh
Feez
Rea
Karen Mallory
Sher
Ren
Lucy
Mallory
Jay
Countess de Lavarene
Stoddard’s
Stoddard
Mariettes
Wather
Prince
Miami
Mrs. Mallory
Marie
Gene
Mole Tunnels Show Steady Progress In Lab Trail
An experimental mole tunneled three feet in the first seven hours and, by twenty three hours, completed sixty eight feet of main line tunnels plus thirty six feet of branch lines for a total of more than one hundred feet.
1927 Commencement Highlights at Washington Grant High
June 8 1927 seniors from Washington and Grant high schools graduated in the city auditorium. Valedictory addresses were delivered by Thomas Brundige Powell Jr of Washington and Dorothy Margaret Daywitt of Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Grant High School
City
Thomas
Seed Dealers Association Holds Des Moines Meeting
A Seed Dealers association gathered at the organization meeting in Des Moines yesterday. Will S. Collier, Greene's Opera House manager, left for New York to book attractions for next season. Dr. B. R. Johnson sailed from Montreal to Liverpool to study surgery in England this summer. The Cedar Rapids Art Association donated a painting titled The Shadowy Bank by Charles Francis Brown to the public library, envisioned as the nucleus of Iowa's finest painting collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seed Dealers Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Charles Francis’ Brown
Will S. Collier
Greene
Opera House
New York City
B. R. Johnson
Montreal
Liverpool
England
Reddy In Again Gets Another 30 Days In Jail
Police court fines cited intoxication offenders including C W Graves 61 at large, given a thirty day term. Ben Jenkins 50 of 1326 Twentysecond Ave SW fined $25 plus costs after car disturbance. J R Lancaster 56 of Detroit paid $10. John Lana 22 of 1811 Hamilton St SW fined $100 for intoxication after erratic driving. Edward Townsend 65 of Nevada IA and George Starr 41 of route 2 Cedar Rapids also fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. “Reddy” Graves
Reddy
Ben Jenkins
Second Avenue
Twenty-first Avenue
Eleventh
Thirteenth Streets
J. R. Lancaster
Detroit
Mich
John Lana
Hamilton Street
Lana
Ellis Boulevard
Edward Townsend
Nevada
George Starr
Cedar Rapids
Goodyear Faces Public Duty Challenge
A statement frames a public interest issue as a test for all claimants, noting the challenge also tests Goodyear, described as the greatest rubber company in the world, asserting that Goodyear meets the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
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Chicago
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G. F. Newburger
Newman's
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Loomis
Alfred Towne
Springville
Yellow Jacket
Greene's Opera House
Selden F. Hoaglan
Junction City
Kan
Co. E. Whitehair
A. S. Reed
H. A. Allen
Gov. Moore
J.T. Hamilton
War
THE
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