Cecelie Named Potential English Queen Candidate
Exclusive royal circles whisper about Princess Cecelie, 19, daughter of former Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany, as Edward's possible wife. The German princess is noted for beauty, welfare work interest, and a Protestant royal lineage.
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Safe Driving Tips from the National Safety Council
Gordon Hughes of the Police Traffic Department provides parking guidance. Park with the right edge 6 to 8 inches from the curb and wheels crammed to the right. Set the emergency brake, put gears in neutral, signal before leaving, and ensure the way is clear to merge into moving traffic. Do not park near fire plugs or in front of mailboxes.
Begin Defense In Trial Of Attorney Thomsen At Elkader
Five defense witnesses testified Thursday in the trial of Thomas Thomsen Elkader attorney charged with manslaughter in the death of Jimmy Jacobsen 20 a farm hand shot during a crowd at the Elkader fair last August Thomsen was secretary of the fair association The state rested its case the day before Defense witnesses were Elkader residents George Cassidy Fred Leonard Max Richards Henry Jungblut and Walter Carlie of Maynard Richards attended the event
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Thomas Thomsen
Jimmy Jacobsen
Thomson
Fair Association
George Cassidy
Fred Leonard
Max Richards
Henry Jungblut
Walter Carlie
Maynard
Richards
Fairgrounds Shooting Trial Testimony Recounted
Carlie testified hearing several shots before the fatal shot. Leonard Jungblut and Cassidy, police officers at the fair, recalled a disturbance at the west end of the fairgrounds before the defendant was summoned there.
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Carlie
Leonard
Jungblut
Cassidy
No Change In Standing In School Election Contests
A ward by ward machine check found no change in candidate standings after reconciling unofficial Monday results with precinct totals. The only discrepancy came from a ninth tenth precinct where a machine lock error produced stray votes, but the overall outcome stayed the same. The committee members were Robert Vesely, Earl Miller, C D Hedberg, J C Blodgett, and Frank Jiruska.
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Earl Miller
C. D. Hedberg
Board of Education
J. C. Blodgett
H. R. Trewin
Frank Jiruska
Count Uchida Dies Former Japanese Statesman Passes
Tokyo reports Count Yasuya Uchida former foreign minister and ex ambassador in Washington died Thursday of pneumonia. He would have turned 71 in August and led the South Manchuria Railway Company during early Manchurian war days and served as foreign minister during the Manchukuo empire creation.
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South Manchuria Railway Company
Empire of Manchukuo
Court begins $25 000 suit over death of Raymond Thomas
Trial opened before Judge F O Ellison and a district court jury in a case filed by T L Thomas as administrator of Raymond Lloyd Thomas estate against T E Charter over fatal injuries from a July 16 motorcycle crash on highway 11 at the Louisa viaduct. The plaintiff is the youth's father.
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Raymond Lloy Thomas
T. E. Charter
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Elizabeth A. Swanson
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Judge assigns criminal cases for trial March 16
Judge F O Ellison in district court Thursday set a new trial date for criminal cases to start March 16. County Attorney G K Thompson's office prepared the schedule listing J F Sindelar for leaving the scene of an accident, John Kegler for illegal possession of liquor, Leo Kenney for illegal possession of liquor, Stanley Dalecky for illegal possession of liquor, Franklin Benesh for false uttering of a check, and Otto A Kohl for violation of gas system regulations.
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G. K. Thompson
J. F. Sindelar
John Kegler
Leo Kenney
Stanley Dalecky
Franklin Benesh
Otto A. Kohl
Two Wills Probated In Mount Vernon Case
The will of J. W. Milholin of Mount Vernon who died February 28 is admitted to probate in district court. Children are named as beneficiaries and Harry Milholin and Clair Milholin are appointed executors.
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J. W. Milholin
Mount Vernon
Harry Milholin
Clair Milholin
Cedar Rapids Widow Executrix Faces Dillon Estate Probate
The will dated November 27, 1934 leaves the estate of M. B. Dillon of Cedar Rapids to his wife Elizabeth Dillon who is named executrix. A prior will from August 25, 1932 was admitted to probate on Thursday and covers the Dillon estate after the death of M. B. Dillon on February 29.
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M. B. Dillon
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Dillon
Divorces Granted in District Court by Judge Moffit
Judge John T. Moffit grants divorces on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Jennie King sues Elmer King. Mildred Brown sues Raymond W. Brown, both former marriages dating back to 1913 and 1932 respectively. Cornelius Diaz awarded divorce from Bessie Diaz. marriage occurred November 28, 1928.
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John T. Moffit
Jennie King
Elmer King
Mildred Brown
Raymond W. Brown
Cornelius Diaz
Bessie Diaz
Edgewood School Pupils Visit Courthouse Civics Tour
Seventh and eighth grade pupils from Edgewood School No. 1 visited the courthouse as part of a civics lesson to observe local government in action.
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Edgewood School No. 1
Edgewood Group Tours Courthouse and Jail
Miss Hildred Miller led a group of Edgewood students Thursday morning to observe trials in progress at the county courthouse and then tour the county jail.
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Hildred Miller
Edgewood
Pratt seeks divorce in district court
Ethel Pratt files for divorce from Clifford D. Pratt on cruel and inhuman treatment in Minnesota where the couple resided on Sept 2, 1928.
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Ethel Pratt
Clifford D. Pratt
Minnesota
Meteoric Wedding Turns Quick Heist to Suit Purchase
In Oklahoma City Lee Marshall sold his clothes to raise funds for a marriage license and then stole a suit and hat from J. C. Biddy to wear at the ceremony. Peace Justice Paul Powers sentenced Marshall to one day in jail after Biddy requested reducing the charge from grand larceny to petty larceny.
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Lee Marshall
J. C. Biddy
Paul Powers
Marshall
Biddy
Bannister Woman Denies Kidnaping and Murder Plot
Mrs. Mae Bannister, 40, pleaded not guilty to kidnapping charges in Dorchester New Brunswick as her son Arthur faced a jury verdict finding him guilty of murder and kidnapping. Her co defendant Daniel Bannister will be tried later. The crown alleges the crimes sought a handover of Lake infant for blackmail. Maximum penalty 39 years.
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Phillip
Lake
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