Ex Fire Chief Suicide at Davenport Fair
Peter M. Gitley, 65, former Davenport fire chief, ended his life with a bullet after more than two years of nervous disorder at Rain Hurts State Fair. Des Moines reports heavy rain on final day of the state fair reduced attendance to its lowest level of the week. Total attendance to date was 350,242 versus 408,363 last year. A Polk County grand jury probes the death of Dorothy Morgan after a 14 year old boy Alva Adamson testified he saw her husband Charles Morgan strike her.
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Miners Trapped After Gas Blast At No 29 Mine
In Tabona Ohio a gas explosion at Superior Smokeless Coal No 29 trapped fifteen miners as officials feared others remain underground. Two injured men were rushed out before noon while rescue squads from McAlister prepared to reenter the shaft amid gas fumes and entombed tunnels.
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Men Deny Knowledge Of 'Knockout' In Girl’s Death
Bedford Iowa Sept 3 five men held after the death of 17 year old Pansy Turnbull deny knowledge of the drug chloral hydrate or Impackort Arops alleged to have been given the victim. Ring gold county coroner named Hal Howard as the cause of death and Ter rance Luton 17 of St Joseph said they must have been crazy. John Gibbons 35 broke down yesterday while talking to a relative and was under a doctor's care today.
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John Gibbons
Extreme Jealousy of Suitor Triggers Kentucky Murder Suicide
In Lexington Kentucky on September 8 Mrs Mildred McDaniels 25 of Brooklyn was found murdered in her La Fayette hotel room by Kelly Kirtley 55 a wealthy Chattanooga Tennessee man who then killed himself. Jealousy over a past husband is blamed for the double tragedy.
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Chattanoora, Tenn
Public sales preview and listing of cattle sale participants
Public notices list upcoming sales with dates and locations including Julius Hougan near Norway and G K Lynn west of Walker. Other entries note Emil and Joseph Siker near Belle Plaine and Walder Knoop and Son near Clutter, plus Mrs Warner near Van Horne and A E Wallace near Dysart.
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Sheriff Delivers Arrests After Hardware Heist
Police report in Tunis detailing a dawn arrest of two men linked to a hardware store break in. Investigators say suspects, Penick and Nieman, were taken into custody around 2 am after a morning pursuit near Cole County. Authorities allege involvement with burglary and related felonies. ongoing case to determine charges and court dates.
Illinois flood fears renew as Spoon River rises
Flood warnings spread across Illinois as heavy rains push the Spoon River to flood stage near Galesburg and threaten food supplies. Burlington reports washouts on the Peoria line and Santa Fe service disrupted through the city. A dry spell may follow, but farmers fear thunderstorm damage to corn and oats in the coming weeks.
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Geath Stealing Upon iWkinley Geath Stealing Upon iWkinley
Illinois figure B McRinler hovered near death for weeks, doctors report weakness and fever, with no clear improvement. Medical staff note uncertain prognosis as temperature fluctuates and breathing remains fragile.
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Auto kills woman standing on road near Wingfield port
A high speed automobile struck and killed Mrs SS ex City near the Wingfield port last night. The two cars in the tenurists area were halted as repairs were made on one machine. The victim was standing nearby when the fatal crash occurred.
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American Consul Charged With Gifting Wine to Tradie
A late dispatch reports a controversy over an American consul allegedly offering a glass of wine to a tradesman. The matter centers on resolutions about consumer protections and a possible presidential action, with references to reactions in New York and discussions on state courtesy. The narrative is fragmented and unclear, but centers on a diplomatic incident and potential policy implications.
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Semi Azid Airship Sears Thru Storms at 30 mph
Vague report notes an airship named Sears traversing during heavy storms at about 30 miles per hour. The fragment mentions CR in and arrival for fueling and another phase of fuel procedures, with garbled place names and dates. No clear individuals or organizations are legible.
Four Shellsburg Hen Fined on Charge of Disturbing Peace
A noisy disturbance at Shellsburg led to fines for four hens owned by local residents. Officials reported disturbances near residential areas and cited handling issues and community complaints.
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Page County Citizen Dies at Age of 103
A long serving Page County resident, believed the oldest in Parse county, died at home in Bredasviis on Thursday. The 103 year old was held in high esteem, with services planned in Shenandoah tomorrow.
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Odorous Compounds Mark Industrial Alcohol Nondrinkable
Washington reports that complete odorous but nonpoisonous compounds have been developed by prohibition chemists to inject into industrial alcohol. Dr J Moran, chief prohibition chemist, told Acting Secretary Winston that the liquid will be so marked it can be consumed only by deliberate act. Lawful industries will be protected by the new compounds.
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Iowa's Healthiest Baby Refuses Interview At Fair
Des Moines reports on Vesper Lee Voss the Iowa healthiest baby who refused to pose for photos or smile during an interview. Despite tears and a parental effort, the 12 to 36 month winner showed no interest in publicity while Gail Eugene Jacobson won the 12 to 26 month division with a 93.10 score and posed for photographers. A Chicago segment notes musicians plan a Sunday walkout over wage increases and shortened hours, unless managers concede.
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Vesper Lee Voss
RS. Ross
Iowa
Vesper
Towa
Gail Eugene Jacobson
Fred G. Iscobson
Sweetheart refuses to forgive him leads to self destruction
A man shoots himself after a quarrel with his sweetheart who refused forgiveness for untrue claims. Gerald Kringle, 23, died at the scene with Myrtle Eberhardt pictured. A suicide note addressed to his sweetheart and his father was found. Francis Van Alstine, a University of Washington student, visited Gilmore City on vacation.
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Weather Outlook For Tonight And Saturday Showers Likely
Forecast calls for showers or local thunder storms tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. Strong to moderate activity possible in pockets with scattered showers. Residents should expect humid air and brief downpours in affected areas.
Psychiatrists to Impact Clayton Van Doran Case
In Council Bluffs on September 3, it was disclosed that a 231 year old railroad clerk charged with his wife’s murder has had a second psychiatric examination by Dr William E Ash of Council Bluffs for the state. The state has engaged Ash while the defense retains Dr Les El Sood Travis of Iowa University to support insanity or irresistible impulse. Neither doctor released the results.
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William E. Ash
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Les ~ el. Sood Travis
University of Iow
Mexican Catholics Outline Long Fight For Political Power
Mexico City reports the Catholic church plans to run a church candidate for presidency in two years to reform religious laws. Bishops prepare for a long struggle with the state to regain constitutional rights, likely involving municipal, state, and federal politics. The episcopate calls government actions unconstitutional and “smelled of bolshevist.”
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Garwin Woman Dies by Poison Self Harm
Garwin Sept 3 Mrs Luther Bellus longtime resident drank poison Saturday morning and died an hour later. Her husband died six years ago. She is survived by a son and daughter.
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Luther Bellus
Centuries past crowning and anniversaries mark era
One hundred years ago today Emperor Nicholas I of Russia was crowned at Moscow. Sir George E. Foster enters upon his 80th year. Staten Island celebrates the sesquicentennial of its Revolution role. Toronto unveils a monument to Edward Hanlon a famed oarsman of his era.
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George E. Foster
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Toronto
Edward Hanlon
Senator’s caustic address on reservations in Senate
In a caustic speech Sir George Foster pressed the Senate to scrutinize the potential consequences of accepting the fifth reservation. He argued that the United States must not overlook unsettled questions, urging careful examination of legislation and its practical effects on treaty commitments.
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Geurea
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Rumor Berlin Remarriage Revealed by New York Daily News
Rumor says Irving Berlin and Ellen MacKay Bartin were remarried in Europe while on tour. The ceremony reportedly occurred already despite Catholic arch confirmation delays. Berlin’s father allegedly broke ties after the marriage and questions linger about baptism and legitimacy of the remarriage.
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