IOWA INSURANCE MEN ARRAIGNED ON FRAUD COUNT
Federal judge Charles Dewey arraigned William Schulz Jr. and Carl G. Schulz in Des Moines on mail fraud indictments. Each bond set at 5000 dollars. pleas due by Sept. 19. Indictments allege false mail representations about home office, supervision, standard policies, and prompt claims.
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Iowa
DES Moines
Charles Dewey
William Schulz, Jr
Carl G. Schulz
Des Moines Insurance
Schulzes
William Schulz
Union Mutual Life Company
Union Mutual Casualty Company
Schulz Brothers
Life Insurance Company
Meetings on Chest Drive Slated Friday
Local notices list attendees and officers for Camp Fire Girls Community House Board Home for Aged Women Public Health Nursing and Sunshine Mission. Cities and organizations named include Camp Fire Girls leaders, Public Health Nursing officers, and the Sunshine Mission directives.
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Chest Drive
A. C. Deamer
Howard H. Cherry
Mark Anderson
Harold Horan
Harry Kremers
M. R. Warren
Ariana Burr
Delbert Ashby
J. A. Yessler
J. H. Woodside
A. L. Augustine
John R. Battin
W. J. Brown
L. D. Dennis
C. C. Flodin
Jay Hesser
Floyd Knapp
James Knox
Wells Peck
Charles Penningroth
John Stansbury
Frank Waples
B. F. Wolverton
W. F. Protzman
Community House Board
M. H. Morrison
Elizabeth Bender
Marvin R. Selden
Bruce McKay
John Turner
Home For
J. S. Ely
Glenn M. Averill
Eugene M. Pinney
E. M. Scott
William Crawford
C. G. Greene
Arthur E. Chase
A. L. Killian
George Laird
Metta A. Burd
Ellen Montillon
O. C. Olney
Lucien T. Wilcox
Public Health Nursing Association
J. W. Ballard
Lester Chadima
Elizabeth McIntosh
W. E. Andre
E.H. Bingham
Owen Elliot
James Franken
S. R. Hawkins
Charles T. Hickok
Ralph Hunting
H. M. Ivins
Ella Johnson
Clare Marshall
J. H. Bormann
B. J. Newburger
Arthur Poe
Henry Ristine
Phillip Shive
E. R. Moore
W. H. Hasek
Frank K. Hahn
Jennings Crawford
Sunshine Mission
Iowa crop estimates boosted amid drought recovery data
Iowa farmers face revised projections for 1936 with corn yields boosted from prior estimates. The report shows corn at 2.291 billion bushels for 1935, oats at 776.7 million, wheat totals around 630.2 million, and tame hay at 63.0 million tons. Acreage and yields align with drought-adjusted conditions across grains.
Hotel Guest Beaten in Hold Up Attempt
Conductor Mann was beaten during an attempted hotel hold up after being followed to his room. Detectives Stanley and Marshall investigated as two unidentified men fled the scene. Mann sustained a head bruise and a facial cut but rejoined his run after a physician attended him.
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Mann
France
Stanley
Marshall
Fourth Street
Ottumwa
Berry Halden Honored At G. O. P. Luncheon
Berry F Halden of Chariton a Republican candidate for United States senator was honored at a luncheon with 35 local Republicans at the Montrose hotel. He spoke of preserving American ideals and predicted a Republican victory in Iowa as he toured from Vinton to Maysville for a Scott County Republican picnic. Charles Penningroth also planned to speak at Maysville during the tour.
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Berry F. Halden
Chariton
United States
Montrose
Halden
Vinton
Maysville
Scott County
Iowa
Charles Penningroth
Congress
Hospital Maids Protest Grease On Fire Escape
In Minneapolis General hospital maids protest restrictions and door locks as a welfare board debate over late hours and a grease marked fire escape. Dr. Remy defends rules while officials joke about morals and fun, urging alternatives to limit future incidents.
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Minneapolis
General Hospital
Welfare Board
Charles E. Remy
Dr. Remy
I. S. Joseph
Thomas Latimer
H. A. Herbolsheimer
Roosevelt to Speak at Charlotte Today
President Roosevelt planned to address a Charlotte stadium crowd of up to 100000 after a mountain tour. He met with North Carolina Democrats in Asheville and prepared a final draft for his 4 PM speech.
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McCormick Field
Asheville
N. C
INS
Roosevelt
Charlotte
South
Tennessee
North Carolina
Charlotte Municipal Stadium
Great Smoky Mountains
White House
Washington
Arrest Suspect In Break-in At Boegel Home
Marion Randel 28 of 3912 E Avenue NE was arrested Wednesday evening in connection with a break-in at C. W. Boegel s residence on First Avenue East at 1 35 a m An injured right wrist and middle finger matched cuts on a suede glove found near Boegel s home Police traced a blood trail from the scene and corroborated the suspect s injuries He claimed to have been downtown and later said a car ran off a country road causing the cut Deputies expect a county attorney s information charging breaking and entering to be filed Thursday
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Marion Randel
E Avenue NE
C. W. Boegel
First Avenue E
Randel
Boegel
Physicians and Surgeons Exchange
Campaign fund rows rage in four states and Maine
Officials said investigators are probing democratic expenditures in Maine with data from Texas under review. A Pennsylvania coercion case may be heard after Michigan dispute resolution. Beaver and Allegheny counties cited. Texas action uncertain. Bejar county poll tax lists investigated with mixed indications of further steps.
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Maine
Texas
Pennsylvania
Michigan
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania State Republican Committee
Beaver
Allegheny
Bejar
Campaign fund dispute heats Maine election bid
Democratic and Republican leaders clashed over a senate committee report showing over 50 000 dollars contributed to the Maine Republican fund by Du Pont Morgans Rockefellers and other giants. Democratic Chairman Farley urged Governor Landon to explain supporters list while Republican official Hamilton accused new dealers of seeking an alibi for a probable GOP win.
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Washington
Maine
New England Commonwealth
Democratic National Committee
Senate Committee On
Republican
du Pont
Rockefeller
Morgan
James
Unconscious man revived after found in garage
Don G. Isett, 32, of 1248 Maplewood Drive NE and employed by Metropolitan Supply, was found unconscious in the company's garage shortly before 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Ed Lee aided with artificial respiration as ambulance attendants arrived. An inhalator was used about 15 minutes before Isett regained consciousness at St. Luke's hospital. doctor could not determine the cause.
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Don G. Isett
Maplewood Drive
Metropolitan Supply Company
Ed Lee
Isett
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pope Pius XI to Address Spanish Refugees from Vatican
Pope Pius XI will broadcast a speech to Spanish refugees from Vatican City radio on Monday. Prelates expect the Pontiff to issue a world plea against Spanish extremists and denounce communist influences in the civil war.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XI
Vatican City
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State Insurance Department
Midwestern Casualty Company
Sioux City
Russell Jordan
Insurance Commissioner
Jordan
Union Mutual Life
Occidental Life Insurance Company
Los Angeles
Calif
Howard Cherry
E. J. Larimer
E. A. Runkle
F. A. Beals
J. K. Miller
C. F. Clark
W. J. Foster
Marguerite Stein
O. E. Atkinson
Thelma Bachman
H. H. Bennett
F. C. Chambers
Agatha Cherry
S. E. Coquillette
Hal J. Ferguson
Edward Files
Katherine Franken
C. Harve Geiger
Guy Hillier
Wilbur Kennedy
Russell Knapp
Dwight Krumholtz
Hope Kurtz
Ollie Larson
R. T. Lu
A. T. Pleune
Frank Ward
Cyrus Metcalf
L. W. Dunlap
L. D. Burgus
Robert Palmer
A. J. Smith
James Kile
J. I. Merritt
J. H. Murphy
A.chase
H. J. Achter
J. K. “Miller
James H. York
George Vara
J. J. * Dinwiddie
Berry Halden
RAGE
Craemer
First Avenue
Virginia Gay
Craemer’s
Pope
H. G. Fussell
Okinow
At Craemer’s
Shirley Temple
Kate Greenaway
Cinderake’s
Princess
Circu
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