Mrs Shine Lenox Ready To Plead Guilty In Elkader Slaying
State investigators say Pearl Hines Shine and Maynard Lenox 19 will plead guilty to the murder for property of Dan Shine 60 near Elkader. County Attorney Borman says papers drawn and court reopening needed. Other suspects including Albert Cornwall and Jim Hines admit involvement. details reveal the victim killed with a picnic beer bottle.
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Mrs
Des Moines
INS
Pearl Hines Shine
Maynard Lenox
Dan Shine
Elkader
Glen Schmidt
Frank Brady
State Bureau of Investigation
A. H. Borman
A. J. Palas
Borman
Lenox
Jim
Shine House
Brady
Dan
Shine
Pearl Shine
Deke’ Cornwall
Cast Chosen for Cornell Comedy Fete Plays
Final cast selections announced for Barrie Dear Brutus and Boucicault Wanted a Widow to be staged July 9 to 11 by Cornell college summer theater Mount Vernon. Betsy Quarton joins a cast including Fred Smith Aurene Schoeneman Thomas Nelson Martha Powers Sheldon Rahn Margaret Albright Frank Alyison Lillian Elsesser Harold Hanson Catherine Coon. Directors Ruth Miller and James Casaday lead the production with guest input from Casaday and Miss Miller.
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the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Brutus
Barrie
Boucicault
Cornell College Summer Theater
Betsy Quarton
Cedar Rapids
Sumner Quarton
Linden Drive
Mabel
Mr. Purdie
Fred Smith
Chicago
Aurene Schoeneman
Parkersburg
Thomas Nelson
Durant
Martha Powers
Sheldon Rahn
Margaret Albright
Lisbon
Frank Alyison
Brockton
Mass
Lillian Elsesser
Amboy
Ill
Harold Hanson
Edgerton
Wis
Catherine Coon
van Horne
Ruth Miller
Waterloo
James Casaday
Black Box Theater
South Bend
Ind
Charles Fisher
Huldah Peet
Esther Belle Witt
Keystone
Phyllis Rathbun
Preemption
Chester Webb
Stockton
William Tennant
Bloomfield
Casaday
Miss Miller
Dakota Wesleyan University
Cornell Theater
Lookout confession ties Tribune murder to Shine home
The confession implicates Lookout and places him at the Shine home during the murder. It states he first struck Dan Shine with his fist amid an argument where conspirators allegedly pressed the elderly man to sign away property to his newlywed bride.
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Hines
Brady
Palas
Old Dan
Elmer Kuehl
Jim
Dan Shine
Urges Teaching Of Safe Driving In High Schools
Earl J. Reeder of Chicago, traffic engineer for the National Safety Council, told a Iowa safety conference that driving knowledge will soon be required for high school graduation. He said elementary pedestrian training is insufficient and states will include safe driving in curricula like other community safety basics.
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Ames
Earl J. Reeder
Chicago
National Safety Council
Reeder
Iowa State College Engineering Extension Service
State Safety Council
Iowa Electric Plans Hydro Plant At Anamosa Dam Site
Iowa Electric Corp prepares for a hydro electric unit on the Wapsipinicon River dam at Anamosa. The old flume will be replaced and a 25 by 30 foot building erected. Old water wheel pillars will be dynamited and new turbines installed.
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Anamosa
Iowa Electric Company
Wapsipinicon River
Three inmates escape jail in Webster City breakout
Three prisoners with criminal records escaped Hamilton county jail by picking a lock and breaching a thin tile wall. Among the escapees were James Pagget of Randall, James E. Webb of Cedar Rapids, and Robert Blair of Texas. Webb hired a taxi to Des Moines after the break.
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Webster City
Hamilton County
James Pagget
Randall
State Penitentiary
James E. Webb
Cedar Rapids
Williams
Robert Blair
Texas
Roscoe Brown
Des Moines
Webb
W. H. Frasier
Dubuque
Frasier
James L. O’malley
State Bureau of Investigation
Edgewood Civil War Vet Celebrates 90th Birthday
Edgewood's only surviving Civil War veteran John A Richards observed his ninetieth birthday on Monday. Enlisting at seventeen with the Fourth Iowa Cavalry he fought in Missouri and Alabama and Georgia under Sherman. He helped build bridges and served as a carpenter for about fifty years. He has five children and two grandchildren.
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Edgewood
John A. Richards
Richards
Fourth
Iowa Cavalry
Peters
Missouri
Marmaduke
Mr. Richards
Missouri River
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Abraham Lincoln
Alabama
Georgia
Sherman
General Allen
Margaret Harris
Greeley
Harold Richards
Chicago, Ill
Gretchen Richards
Paris
France
Wilton Junction Man Acting Supervisor Named
Fred Daut of Wilton Junction was chosen as the Democratic nominee for Fourth District supervisor and appointed acting supervisor until after the general election. He replaces William Trede, who died at his Durant home two weeks ago. A Republican nominee will be named by the party’s central committee in a meeting set for July 21.
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Fred Daut
Wilton Junction
Board of Supervisors
Democratic Central Committee
William Trede
Durant
Republican Central Committee
Cascade
St. Mary’s Church
Kathryn Smith
H. N. Ginter
St. Boniface
Holy Cross
Peter
Bernard
Matt Smith
Dakota
Nick Weber
Guttenberg
Joe Geiger
East Dubuque
Frank Fair
Dubuque
P. M. Dahlem
William Foulks
Peter Koob
Nickolas Nieves
Albert Takes
Joe Keneally
Decorah
William Ruffridge
Decorah Lutheran Church
George
Henry Ruffridge
Locust
John Kern
Faribault
Minn
Mike Ruffridge
Northwood
Peter Ruffridge
Blue Earth
George Barth
Fisher
Greene
Ruffridge
Center Junction
Fred Bloh
Colo
Christian Christiansen
Germany
Iowa
Sievert Sievertsen
Earnest Osterkamp
Monticello
John Christiansen
Near Monticello
Ronnie Martens
Stanwood
H. D. Haesemeyer
Laersdalslag
Laerdal
Norway
Lars Lee
Arthur Lee
Scandia
Wis
Oscar Lovstuen
E. A. Grimso
Martin Woldum
Ole Quam
Caroline D. Stanton
Louis Rekemeyer
Rekemeyer
Flottmann
Inland Cemetery
Bennett
Stanton
Vionne Stuhr
Henry Stuhr
Clarence Lekwa
H. Lekwa
Downs
Fred Rolfat
Evangelical Church of
Rock Island
Lloyd Hein
Amber
Ernest Anderson
Wyoming
Anderson
Amy Streeper
R. H. Streeper
Onslow
Mr. Andersen
Chris Andersen
Dewitt—Adolf D. Leckband
United States
Clinton County
Anna Hansen
Center Grove
Margaret Bade
Seo
Louis Anspacher to Speak in Iowa City Lecture Series
Louis K. Anspacher poet and dramatist will give a public lecture and lead a round table in Iowa City Thursday and Friday. He will discuss Democracy and Irresponsibility as the fourth speaker in the University of Iowa lecture series. Mark Sullivan will give the final summer lecture next week.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Louis K. Anspacher
Mr. Anspacher
University of Iowa
Mark Sullivan
Fifty Years of Pastoral Service Honored In Decorah and Area
One thousand members and friends honored Rev. Paul Koren for his fiftieth anniversary as pastor at Washington Prairie Lutheran Church. Fest sermon by Rev. J. A. Aasgaard and a community dinner followed on the parsonage lawn.
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Decorah
Washington Prairie Lutheran Congregation
Paul Koren
J. A. Aasgaard
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
H. A. Preus
Calmar
Kr. Kvamme
Iowa City Chamber Of Commerce Plans Reorganization
Iowa City business leaders advance reorganization of the chamber to be led by new personnel. Aiming to start within weeks and finish by summer, with changes including a probable new name and a graduated dues structure. Dorothy Sutton resigns to become ticket agent for a new bus terminal. Crum’s secretary post may follow.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
Dorothy Sutton
D. W. Crum
Fire at Fire Chief George Gordons Home
Special to The Gate says Fire Chief George Gordon found a blaze in his kitchen wall when answering an alarm in Vinton on Monday. Damage was small and covered by insurance.
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Vinton
George Gordon
Discoveries Of S U S Child Welfare Experts At Iowa City
University of Iowa child welfare researchers led by Dr. George D. Stoddard list eleven key findings from 1917 onward. Findings include undenourished children despite prosperity, practical school growth measures, growth in given environments, non sole reliance on economic security, environmental influence on intelligence, need-driven learning, ability to alter personality in children, value of nursery schools, reducing stuttering, forming character in childhood, and educating parents in child rearing.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
George D. Stoddard
Receiver named for Vinton Country Club
Judge C E Walters signs foreclosure order naming Karl W Fischer as receiver for the Vinton Country Club. He must manage the club house and 44 acres and apply receipts to paid promissory note of 5000 dollars plus back interest and taxes. The note dated January 1 1929 from Tobin Ray and Kirkland was due January 4 1934 with only 100 dollars of accrued 1036 77 interest paid.
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Vinton
C. E. Walters
Tama
Karl W. Fischer
Vinton Country Club
C. C. Griffin
Fischer
Tobin
F. G. Ray
L. J. Kirkland
H. M. Gardner
J. W. Fry
A. H. Spicher
Arthur LaGrange
G. E. Carrier
M. A. Hall
Club
Ray
Kirkland
Shea boy suffers arm fracture in haying accident
Volga City reports Donald Shea oldest son of Mr and Mrs John Shea sustained a fracture above the right elbow after sliding from a hay load Saturday. He landed on his elbow during the mishap.
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Volga City
Donald Shea
John Shea
New Record Set by Gas Tax Receipts in Iowa
Iowa gas tax receipts hit a new record for the fiscal year ending Tuesday totaling 12,968,582 dollars. June collections reached 1,379,050 dollars, besting May 1,353,253 and June of last year. May gallons used were 45,968,333 and the year’s total 919,366,660 gallons with the 3-cent tax.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Fort Dodge Pastor Named Moderator of Presbyterian Synod
The Rev. W. O. Harless of Fort Dodge was named moderator of the Presbyterian synod of Iowa at its fifty fifth annual meeting in Ames. He succeeds the Rev. A. B. Thutt of Clarinda and has chaired the synod council for a year. Harless serves at First Presbyterian Church Fort Dodge and sits on the national board of missions.
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Ames
W. O. Harless
Fort Dodge
Presbyterian Synod of
Kraschel Spent 1613 In Primary Campaign
Des Moines AP Lieut Gov Nels Kraschel of Harlan reported to the secretary of state he spent 1613.21 dollars in his campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the June 1 primary. He received 255 dollars in contributions including 100 dollars from Frank Comfort and A R Shepherd. Robert J Shaw of Sigourney listed expenditures of 361.72 dollars for his campaign for the Republican nomination for attorney general.
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Des Moines
Nels Kraschel
Harlan
Secretary of State
Frank Comfort
A. R. Shepherd
Robert J. Shaw
Sigourney
Des Moines Named Key City in Rock Island Railway Plan
The Rock Island railroad announces new executive offices and a district office force in Des Moines making it one of four key cities. W. H. Dick becomes general superintendent and L. J. Hughes engineer of maintenance of way, both from Fairbury Nebraska. Des Moines will head the first district covering Chicago to Omaha and Des Moines routes to Minneapolis and Eldon plus connected branches.
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Des Moines
Rock Island Railroad
E. M. Durham, Jr
W. H. Dick
L. J. Hughes
Fairbury
Neb
Chicago, Ill
Omaha
Minneapolis
el Reno
Okla
Chicago
J. J. Breheny
Kansas City
R. C. Hyde
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Farmer bitten by skunk near Bennett treated for possible rabies
Bennett area farmer Henry Ruser was bitten by a skunk Saturday. The animal appeared rabies-prone after fighting with dogs. The skunk head was sent to Iowa City for examination and serum was administered to Ruser.
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the Gazette
Bennett
Henry Ruser
Iowa City
Ruser
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