Snow Threatens Iowa and Damages Sought in Des Moines
Snow flurries and light rain greeted Des Moines with broader activity across Iowa including proposed bus-line changes in Davenport. Other items note an abandoned oil drill near Hamburg, a bond release in Monong county, the Grinnell State Bank opening, a damages suit in Des Moines, light court dockets in Mason City, a homicide suspect arrest in Sioux City, a fatal shooting in Hampton, Education Week plans in Des Moines, a banker exoneration in Charles City, and a traffic halt in Cedar Rapids with a related court ruling.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Northwest
Yaune Slayer Assigned to Chair Feetory After néteriia Prison Gates
Fort Madison October 2. No 13176 formerly Warren Vanderverrt of Parkersburg. Vandervaart was assigned to work in the chain factory of the state penitentiary here. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his father R. J Vandervoort and the alleged murder of his mother. Proceedings ended with a hearing Tuesday.
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Yaune Slayer
Néteriia
Fort Madison
Warren Vanderverrt
Parkersburge
Taladav
Taw State Penitentiary
Vandervaart
Tis Father Tey
R. J Vandervoort
Ana
Nevive
Ann Vestardas
Cantanee
Morvehente Hero Plan New Trade Campaign
Vinton merchants stage another big window shopping event Saturday night with crowds expected and prizes for shoppers. The last window shopping event six weeks ago drew prodigious crowds and strong sales, inviting residents to bring their numbers to town for prizes and fun.
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Vinton Merchants
Vinton
Holland case probes county officials in Benton County
The fortion county grand jury continued the John Holland investigation calling witnesses including Yerkes and county home affidavits alleging Holland appropriated county property for personal use. Attorney Milner said Holland may seek a venue change if indicted and expected to take his seat as county supervisor despite pressure. secrecy shrouds proceedings as former officials testify and jurors deliberate on further action.
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Benton County News
Fortion County
Grand Jury
John Holland
Yerkes
Steward Yerkes
J. 1
Nichols
Holland
R. S. Milner
Belle Plaine
California
Milner
Congress
Hollaml
Board of Supervisors
German cabinet approves Locarno treaties in Berlin
Berlin reports the German cabinet approved the Locarno treaties. President Von Windenhaig presided as ministers backed the security declaration and Chancellor Luther Gad Foregin Minister Stresserreighstag explained the measures to parliament.
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Berlin
von Windenhaig
Othen
Luther Gad Foregin
Stresserreighstag
Tremor Shakes Pacific Coast Cities
An earth tremor was felt in Los Angeles at 2:82 a.m. lasting about eight seconds waking residents. Pasadena also reported shaking with a quake near midday. No damage reported in either city.
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Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Cal
Stock Boom Continues On Wall Street Boom Day
New York Ort reports Wall Street extended its seventh straight boom day with no sign of a decline. Total daily sales reached 2,481,500 shares, just under yesterday’s volume, as prices and trading momentum remained strong.
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New York
Ort
Wall Street
Weather outlook with cloudy night and rain likely east
The forecast calls for cloudy tonight with probable showers in eastern sections. Temperatures won’t be as cold in the east and central areas. Friday looks mostly fair across the region.
Optimist Schwab Predicts Rapid Steel Growth for U S
Chicago October conference on education and industry hears Charles Schwab of Bethlehem Steel express optimism about US steel. He cites production rising from one million tons in 1870 to sixty million now and projects about one hundred million tons annually in time. He notes mills currently produce sixty billion tons annually?
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Chicago
Charles Schwab
United States
Sehwab
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Conference On Education and Industry
University of Chicago
Roosevelt museum expedition returns to Kashgar
The James Simpson Roosevelt field museum expedition returns to Kashgar after collecting muse specimens in the Jenshan mountains. They plan to proceed to the Pimare to hunt the Ovis Poli, an ancestor of the sheep, but await permission to pass through Russian territory.
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Pekin
James Simpson-Roosevelt
Heart of
Asia
Kashgar
Jenshan Mountains
Roosevelts
Youth Frozen in Fast Blizzard Ends in Tragedy
In Michigan a severe snow storm traps youths. Waimo Maki aged 14 died after getting lost in the storm. Aime Johnson, 17, suffered frostbite to feet hands and face and wandered to a farm house. The remaining three boys returned home.
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Mich
O.t
Trazén
Waimo Maki
Aime Johnson
Mother and Daughter Die In Athens Fire
In Athens Ohio on October 22 Mrs Wattle Dunfee and her daughter Laura Dunfee perished in a house fire that destroyed their home. Two other children suffered burns and two others escaped unharmed.
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Blaze
Athens
Ohio
Mes
Wattle Dunfee
Laura Dunfee
Cleveland Banker Navis Wills Die At 53
Navis C. Wills, 53, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland, died after a relapse following abdominal surgery at a local hospital. The longtime banker had served as a leading figure in the city’s financial sector and central banking circles.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Navis C. Wills
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury HFAD Wants Reduced Federal Taxes
Washington Oct 22 four men scheme to cut normal income tax rates by about twenty five percent from the present schedule in a letter Secretary of the Treasury sent to Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means Committee. The plan would set income tax at one percent on the first thousand dollars two percent on the next thousand four percent on the next four thousand and five percent thereafter. Iowa tax club debate led to a committee order to bar political discussion at hearings and limit witnesses to taxes. Green praised Mellon plan and noted Iowa support, while opponents labeled them radicals. R. B. Lowden of Fairfield Iowa sought lowering the capital stock tax from twelve to eight percent, supporting combining capital stock with the corporate tax.
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Washington
Steshing
Treasers
Green
House
Ways and Means Communes
Mellon
Iowa
Commission
Towa Tax Club
Inwans
Coolidge
Sivins
Fet
Tate
Summamca
R. B. Lowden
Lowden Machiere Company
Fairfield
Apitel
Lax
Wives, Two Heart Balm Suits Lead to Sioux City Court
A chaotic report details stocker and spouses in court actions including divorce suits and affection claims. Mrs Katherine Stocker of Omaha and Mrs Bess Stocker of Chicago figure in contested marriages while Grace Sloan and Miss Archer appear in related suits. A speedy divorce was granted for Bess Johnson’s case and a court-ordered settlement reportedly reached in another stocker matter. The narrative shows multiple filings tied to a single family with ongoing legal moves.
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Stocker
Sturcher
Omana
Hadiely
Katheringe
Omswa
Bess Jekusim
Chicago
Trentx Stocker
Miss Grace A Sloan
Miss Archer
Bess Johnson
Olan
Sn Archer
Omahbe
Slayer's trial set in Lincoln district court
In Lincoln Nebraska the trial of an alleged gang member accused of planning an escape at the penitentiary is scheduled this afternoon. Two men, Pr Brown a convict and Charense Mort a prison clerk, were killed during the escape attempt, and the defendant faces two counts of first degree murder.
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Lincoln
Neb
Pr Brown
Charense Mort
Public Dairy Sale Listings From Oct to Nov
Public notices list dairy cattle sales and livestock events by date. J L Tormpkin on Oct 22, Dave Wilson on Oct 24 for a dairy cow sale, William Balhorn on Oct 26, W W Bain on Oct 31, Clifton Wonroe on Nov and Poland China boars and gifts on Nov 28 by Leroy Lassen in Garrison.
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J. L. Tormpkin
Dave Wilson
W m. Balhorn
W. W. Bain
Mortgage Cases Before Wall Ett Mortgage Docket
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent report. Unable to identify clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Naming Senator Sorle Ta Relay in North Dakota
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a decision on appointing a successor to a senator in Bismarck North Dakota with references to Governor and potential candidates. Details are unclear due to text corruption and missing context.
Rome Debi Commission Rageful of Settlement At Washington Parley
A fragmented note reports Rome Debi Commission anger over a settlement at a Washington parley. It mentions an Italian mission led by Count Voir and a stance from the French minister, with unclear details and garbled lines about figures and dates.
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Rome
Debi
Washington
Parley
Gwekt
Count Voir
Srance
Cen
New York
Steard
Wheat Market Breaks Record Sales in Turbulent Trade
A fragmented report describes a sharp wheat market drop and record sales as traders react to supply concerns. Prices swing with December delivery quoted around 27 cents to 7 bushel, while futures show steep shifts and uncertain demand expectations.
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Seady
Los Angeles Firestone chief dies after long illness
Los Angeles, Oct 22. C3L Firestone Tim and Rair head Himer Firestone, 54, of the Los Angeles branch, died here today after three brief bouts with a heavy disease.
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Los Angeles
Himer Firestone
Firestone Tim & Rairher Company
Greeks Invade Bulgaria as Front Advances Near Borders
Vienna reports Greek forces crossed into Bulgaria, capturing forts and advancing toward key frontier posts. Pretoria fronts say two Greek divisions are moving north, while Bulgaria braces as Britain and other powers monitor the crisis.
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Pompeliing
Bolearia
Macedonia
Sueriia - Warrkkrs
Tozarz
Santen Troenbie
Buiseriz
Vienna
Bualgeris
Res Weizzes
Jargo-Slavtex
Sofa
Bairagian Teiptorr
Feride
Balceriz
Esa
Greece
Buigaria
Petritsi
Second murder trial for Hebert Leeper heard in Cedar Valley
The cedar Valley court adjourned after a heated session involving Hebert Leeper linked to his father in law. Proceedings for Leeper's second murder trial were completed in Marengo as of December 1572 and the case moves forward amid tense testimony and legal maneuvering.
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Marengo
Hebert Leeper
Roverie
Ios
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