Lytle Attacks Governor Over Law Enforcement Failure
Lytle accuses Governor Herring and Attorney General Ed O Connor of obstructing justice and failing to enforce liquor and slot machine laws in Iowa. He condemns state agents for pressuring witnesses and questions gubernatorial inaction while urging a full investigation and potential impeachment steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gagen
Moorhead
Herring
Ray Harrison
Iowa
Ed O'Connor
Ed O’connor
O'Connor
Kraschel
Senate
Mitchell
House
Grand Jury
Fragmented political defense amid calls for law observance
The speaker condemns critics of enforced law in the state, arguing that those offering only blame fail to aid the democratic party or prove themselves good citizens. The remarks defend stronger action by officials and citizens pushing for lawfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Democratic Party
Government endurance rests on education says Superintendent
Superintendent Arthur Deamer tells High Twelve club at the Roosevelt hotel that public education sustains government. He says America is great because citizens are educated in current history and that schools must develop culture science and social studies to meet civilization needs. He notes that early discipline issues have diminished and praises moving away from rigid grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deamer
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
America
Deamer
Fire Devastates Japanese City Wrecking 1000 Buildings
A large fire in Shibata, Japan caused damage estimated at 2 million yen as authorities counted 1000 buildings burned and several theaters destroyed. Fifty people were injured but none were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shibata
Japan
City Briefs and Personal News Highlight Local Incidents
Reports of a stolen black Gladstone bag from a car rear in 1132 First avenue W. Drake University freshman enrollment for Paul Morrison at Des Moines. Marilyn Condon fracture from bicycle accident near 1819 Seventh avenue SE. Traffic fines issued in police court: Slaby, Kosek, Jeffery, Northup. Home permit for $10,000 house at 257 Twenty third street drive SE. Carl Meeker fracture from a scaffold fall at 714 H avenue NW. Health Camp Committee to meet at Miss Ella Johnson’s home 1809 Second avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIntyre
Second Avenue SE
First Avenue W
Paul F. Morrison
Marion H. Morrison
Des Moines
Drake University
Marilyn Condon
Larry Condon
Seventh Avenue SE
Anton Slaby
Fifteenth Street
George Kosek
B Avenue
E. Jeffery
Thirstieth Street
Mable Northup
Second Street
Florence M
Frances Wolfe
First Avenue SE
Twenty-third Street Drive
Carl Meeker
Lone Tree
H Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Camp Good Health
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Ella Johnson
Second Avenue
Three Truckers In Court Charged With Licensing Violations
Three local truck drivers appeared before Justice A. 3. Reed Friday on charges of violating truck licensing laws. Roy W. Brown paid $50 and costs for overloading his truck, Floyd Brogan paid $25 and costs on the same charge, and Joe Messinger received a suspended $10 fine and costs for operating a truck improperly licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice A
Reed
Roy W. Brown
Floyd Brogan
Joe Messinger
Costa
Bay State Socialite Slain In Parked Car in Vineyard Haven
Knight B. Owen a prominent Vineyard Haven resident was found slain in his parked car after a brief quarrel with Harold C. Look a 53 year old recluse taken into custody and to be charged with murder Police expect a woman involved in the case as the investigation centers on the quarrel at the summer home of Richard Salmon Owen 43 was son of the former Martha’s Vineyard National Bank president and Victor Talking Machine Company representative in Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Knight B. Owen
Harold C. Look
Joseph Fratus
Fratus
Richard Salmon
Owen
William Barry Owen
Martha's Vineyard National Bank
Victor Talking Machine Company
Europe
Marriage Licenses Issued in Iowa Towns
Donald Madison and Norma Jordan both of Marion. Clifford Null and Clara Mae Kohler both of Cedar Rapids. Kenneth Furman of Rochelle and Edith Farver of Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Madison
Norma Jordan
Marion
Clifford Null
Clara Maek Kohler
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Furman
Rochelle
Edith Farver
Ashton
Obituary notices for Mrs. Lucille Spicher and Mrs. Eva Doner Koser
Mrs. Lucille Pauline Spicher 57 wife of Albert M Spicher of Cedar Rapids died at home after a short illness born Waterloo July 24 1878 resided Cedar Rapids 48 years survived by husband two daughters a sister and two brothers funeral Monday 2 pm Beatty chapel burial Linwood cemetery. Mrs Eva Doner Koser 69 wife of Martin Koser former Cedar Rapids and Fairfax resident died in Iowa City after acute heart attack born Fairfax lived in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City survived by husband two children one sister and three brothers.
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Lucille Pauline Spicher
Albert M. Spicher
Fourth Street
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
L. M. Brown
Marion
Marian Spicher
Ralph Karst
Des Moines
L. D. Lathrop
H. A. Davis
Chicago
Spicher
Star of Aine
Rebekah’ Lodge
Beatty Chapel
George Stauffacher
Linwood Cemetery
Eva Doner Koser
Martin Koser
Fairfax
Iowa City
Irmel Ranch
Kansas City
Carl Locke
Beaumont
Tex
Local Grocer Ad Catalog Listing Prices and Items
A dense OCR listing from a local grocer shows varied goods with prices including sugar, milk, bread, vinegars, canned fruits, seafood, cheeses, coffee, flour, cereals, and produce. The fragment mentions delivery contact and multiple brands, with extensive item counts and unit prices.
Beloit and Doner Funeral Announcements Planned
Beloit Wisconsin and Indianola Nebraska residents Beloit and Albert Doner will have funeral announcements issued later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Albert Doner
Indianola
Neb
Private Funeral Services for Mary L English
Mary L English will have private funeral services at the Gaffney and Moore chapel on Saturday at 3 p.m. The Rev William H Bridwell of Marion will officiate with burial in the crematorium. The family requests no flowers. Friends may visit Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. English
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
William H.bridwell
Marion
Gaffney and Moore Crematorium
Moorman Seeks Divorce on Desertion Grounds in District Court
Wilma D Moorman files for divorce from Charles Moorman in district court alleging desertion in 1929 after a 1922 Marion marriage. She seeks custody of two children. Other filings list Elizabeth Tomac versus William Tomac at Morison Illinois Sept 6 1932 Dora Faye Bartosh versus Joseph M Bartosh at Lisbon Nov 9 1934 Florence Mozey versus John C Mozey and Elena Petrak versus Godfrey E Petrak with Petraks married Feb 12 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma D. Moorman
Charles
Moorman
Marion
Florence Mozey
John C. Mozey
Elen M. Petrak
Godfrey E. Petrak
Restoration of Dora Faye McLaughlin Maiden Name Noted
A court record indicates Bartosh requests restoration of the maiden name Dora Faye McLaughlin. The case mentions defendants Leo Johnson and Ethel Johnson, with a Money Corporation matter filed May 28 dismissed by plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartosh
Heer
Dora
Faye
McLaughlin
Money Corporation
Leo
John~son
Ethel-Johnson
Spitoons Removed on Union Pacific Trains
Carl Gray president of Union Pacific said spittoons were removed from women’s coaches after two well dressed passengers asked about their purpose. He noted this as part of railroad improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colo
Union Pacific
Carl Gray
Road
Gray
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Verne Marshall
Erring
Sioux City
Statehouse
Attorney General's Office
Bay State
Lucille Spicher
Eva D. Koser
X. Watson
Shefford
Fey
Krc
Cam Hershey
Third Avenue SW
Dia
Watson's
M. J
Gem
Jersey Cr
Pillsbury
Graham
C. R
Folger's Coffee
Amanas
Third Ave. SW
16Th Ave
Libby
Es van Camp
Crisco
Michigan
Sawyer
Vanilla Waters
Meee Bie
Deene
Gatto
Spe
Lac Cah Sr
C&h Pwdr
del Monte
Court House News
U. P
Ay Rye
Stearns
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