Bank Board Meets In Des Moines On Oct 14
Inland Iowa items report the state banking board meeting in Des Moines with State Superintendent L A Andrew. Other notes include opening of the Odd Fellows building in Sanborn, a tuberculosis stamping school in Jones county, a fine for bootlegging in Iowa City, fair profits in West Liberty, and incorporation of the Dumond Motor Company in Des Moines with A J Dumond as president.
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Bank Board
Dez Moines
State Banking Board
L. A. Andrew
State
Lodge
Sanborn
Odd Fellows
Guy M. Sbutre
Iowa
Monticello
Jones County
Anamosa
Wyoming
Stonticelo
West Liberty
L. B. Halstead
Walter Light
Des Moines
Dumond Motor Company
Waterloo
Walter C. Ramsey
A. J. Dumond
J. Ham Shunaks
Rain Delays World Series Game as Landis Deliberates
Rain halted the seventh game between the Pirates and Senators at Forbes Field as Commissioner Landis weighed whether play could start. Washington fans hoped for a rest day for Walter Johnson and rest for Aldridge, with a potential pitching duel looming. The postponement paused the series, which will resume when weather permits.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Pivsburon Pirates
Washington Senators
Landis Eepr
Senators
Washington
Walter Johnson
Senatorial Hurling Corps
Wll
Vic Aldridge
Pirates
Hoosier
McKechnie
Morrison
Gambie
Aldridge
Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Landis
Bucky Harris
Bill McKechnie
Com
Decree Filed as Wife Seeks Divorce in Vinton
Mrs Mildred Sanders filed suit for divorce from Ivan Sanders in district court. She alleges repeated physical violence, insults, and constant nagging. She cites lack of support and asks for a decree granting divorce and alimony if justice warrants. The couple married at Cedar on November 9 1924. separated by June 1625.
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Vinton News
Mildred Sanders
Ivan Sanders
Sanders Aileges
Vinton Bellery
Naggins
Fauli
Aumors
Sanders
Cedar
Ther
Probe Mystery Death Of Town Mother In Sor Muscatine
A coroner's inquest was planned for Muscatine as authorities investigate the death of a town mother and her son found exhausted in bed in their home. Officials believe gas from a furnace caused their deaths after a Monday disappearance and storm days.
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Sor
Muscatine
Core Pilgrim
Three Workmen Die as Seafoldist Collapses in New York
In New York a scaffold on a ninth floor of an unfinished building collapsed today, killing three workmen and injuring two others. Investigators probe the incident and potential safety lapses as authorities coordinate response at the site.
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New York
Irate Doctors Settle Heated Row Over Sale
In Shellsburg Benton County a long running medical feud ended in district court with Dr. Earnest G. Keich and Dr. Earnest L. Meredith agreeing to settle after a sale of Keich's practice to Meredith on February 1924. Meredith paid 500 of 1500. two $300 notes for the balance were secured by a battle mortgage on office fixtures and supplies. The settlement cancels the contract, with Keich to return to practice and Meredith to face no further claims beyond agreed costs.
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Benton County
Earnest G. Keick
Earnest L. Meredith
Shelisburg
Kiech
Meredith
Riech
Benton
Linn
Louis P. Tobin Vinton
Dr. Meredith
Charles Stookey
Shellsburg
Hugh Mossman
Vinton
Willett to Adjourn Court Friday in Iowa Murder Case
Judge James W. Willett presiding at the September term intends to adjourn Friday evening and return to Tama. Saturday at two o clock he will sentence 18 year old Ley Thompson for complicity in the Traer murder of Frank Mommer with Lynas Pinkerton still at large. County Attorney James H. Willett seeks life or lengthy term though expected sentence may be 20 to 54 years. The court will hear equity cases and tidy up business before Willett returns to Vincent on October 22 for final dispositions.
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Benton County News
James W. Willett
Tama
Manley Thompson
Frank Mommer
Traer
Thompson
Lynas Pinkerton
Willett
Vintcent
Banker Arrested After Bank Closure in Minnesota
Hugo Sivers, president of the First National Bank at Buffalo Minnesota, was held on $15,000 bail after arraignment on an embezzlement charge. Sivers was arrested at Robinsdale as federal examiners closed the bank on Saturday.
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St. Paul, Minn
Hugo Sivers
First National Bank At
Buffalo
Ming
United States
Sivers
Robinsdale
Notice to Water Users closes mains tonight
Water mains on 4th street from 2nd Ave to 6th Ave and on Sth Ave from ith St to 6th St and on 3th St from 6th Ave to city limits and on 6th St from 6th Ave to 8th Ave will be closed at ten o clock tonight for the balance of the night. W E Gilchrist City Clerk.
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4Th Street
2Nd Ave
6Th Ave
Sth
Ith St
6Th St
3Th St
City Limits
8Th Ave
France Proposes New Debt Pact in Five Year Breathing Spell
Paris Oct 14 French government seeks to send a counter proposal to the United States on funding the debt in America. A five year breathing spell would allow France to pay about 2240,000 at 60 per year while the debt commission studies the plan. The move suggests Washington talks may have been rejected.
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Paris
United States
America
Ministry of Finance
Washington
France
United Press
Indiana Senator Samuel M. Ralston in Critical Condition
Indianapolis Oct 2 Powerful heart stimulants were used to save Indiana Senator Samuel M. Ralston who suffers heart and kidney trouble. He has been in a coma for over twelve hours and had only one glass of milk in the past twenty four hours. Relatives were summoned to the Ralston country home north of Indianapolis as doctors reported another long coma.
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Indianapolis
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Mexico City Faces Serious Decline in Jobs
President and government warn of a worsening employment crisis as venous persons idie there wares are falling steadily and the national economy shows signs of strain amid scarce labor demand.
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Mexico City
Get
Holland Charge Gets Attention in Benton Court Hearings
Bent on county politics, Holland case draws Benton court scrutiny amid alleged embezzlement charges against John Hinfield former steward Robert and others. The trial centers on claims of misused funds tied to a county commission and county votes. Snippets indicate specific counts, testimony, and anticipated outcomes at the court's session.
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Jom Hinfield
Cammy
Sesseréus
Robert
Kermed
Holland
Bemion
Public Sales Thirssey Got T-teshie Ma Thoresey
Fragmented OCR text outlines upcoming public sales with scattered dates and names. The readable items include references to October sales in late October and a Wednesday or Friday listing, with unclear attendee or location details.
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The fragmentary OCR text mentions a subject identified as 222 Brees and references terms like card and speech. Readable entities are limited. no clear event, date, or organization emerges to summarize into a full news item.
Bloodhounds Track Slayer In Desert Pursuit
Bloodhounds pursue a slayer through harsh terrain as a posse follows leads and witnesses note the tense search. The effort centers on recovering a victim and identifying suspects while authorities coordinate with local teams and patrols.
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