Tiggers Again Triumph in Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit morning game reports Terreit scoring two runs in the ninth to edge the Browns 7 to 6. Pirates Defeat Cubs in a high scoring 9 inning game 5 2. Boston Routes Yankees as Ruth lineup fails to spark 5 to 1. Cleveland Beats Chicago with a four run rally in the second inning to reach 8 5.
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Funeral draws Vanderbilt circle through rain soaked Newport
Newport summer colony and visitors from out of town attended the funeral of Reggie Vanderbilt at Portmouth Mouth Church Portsmouth. After services by Rev James P Conover the body would be sent by special train to Staten Island New York for burial. Gloria G Morgan Vanderbilt former movie star and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt mother of the deceased were among the chief mourners.
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Charge Former Slums Angel Forged Checks
Mary Hollis Hollran once called the white angel of the slums and reported as Thatcher Hollis’s divorced wife was jailed in Los Angeles on bad check charges. Police note she had been recently released on probation for similar offenses.
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Tragedy at Wilkes Barre Wedding Party Ends Festival
One dead and fifteen injured after a wedding party in Wilkes Barre where poison is suspected in food or drink. The seriously ill bride and groom are Stephen Patrick, 20, and Ms. Anna Patrcki, 26, whose home address is the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bologashe.
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Sixty Persons Killed In Series Accidents
Sixty persons were killed and more than 160 injured in accidents reported nationwide over the weekend. Attomohiles accounted for 28 deaths. floods claimed 12 and 16 others were drowned. three were killed in a tornado and one in a wreck. Helsingfors, Finland, Alfred J. Pearson presented credentials as new American minister.
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MITCHELL ATTACK STIRS ARMY HEA Abandon Hope to Rescue Flyers
A Washington report from San Francisco on September 7 describes Navy Captain Stanford E L Moses announcing no hope remains for PN-9 No 1 crew Commander Rodgers and four men after their plane disappeared near sea wreckage during a search for the Aroostook. Eleven destroyers refuel in Honolulu and join in the hunt as Langley and other ships direct seaplane operations.
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School Bells End Vacation For Students in Vinton
VINTON NEWS reports about 275 high school students enrolled with over 300 in the East and West buildings. Kindergarten to seniors return to classes as 15 minute periods replace regular blocks to ease orientation. Superintendent Vernon says everything functions well and anticipates a successful year.
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Diplomat Rene Viviani Dies After Heart Failure
Former French premier Rene Viviani died late yesterday in a sanatorium after a mental breakdown. He had faced health issues in recent years and left a prominent mark in diplomacy and politics.
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Four Tars Dead in Explosions Aboard Noah
A U S destroyer Noah reported four men killed in an explosion aboard the vessel. No details or victim names were released. The Noah, last heard September 2, was heading to the Chusan islands to guard the Chinese steamer Feichang wrecked by a typhoon in a pirate-infested district with $300,600 in gold bullion aboard.
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Grand Jurors Probe Rum Cases at Benton County Session
Benton County plans to dispose of twenty one criminal cases at the September term of the district court. Fifteen cases will be investigated by the grand jury at the courthouse next Monday, six to be handled by county attorney informations. Most cases arise from illicit liquor traffic. subpoenas are being served for witnesses.
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Airplane theft in Sioux City escapes with a plane
An early morning theft in Sioux City saw a J ot Standard U S model airplane valued at 2500 dollars taken from North Riverside Aviation Field. The operator lifted off before 7 am reaching about 3000 feet and vanished toward Omaha. Owner Alfred Leckenscheid reported the loss after four hours with no insurance.
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Four Prisoners Escape Fort Hars Bars in Vain
Four military prisoners who escaped last night by sawing through bars at Fort Hars in Columbus Ohio remain at large. They were spotted boarding an east bound freight train but no trace has been found. The incident occurred September 7 and authorities continue the hunt.
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Labor Day Parades Abandoned Across Iowa States
In Des Moines and Sioux City Labor Day events saw no parades as heat and inactivity marked the holiday. Public speaking replaced processions with Hammill and Robert M. La Follette Jr. among speakers at Mason City and Madrid gatherings, while Riverside park hosted talks and a re opened pool eased attendance.
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PUBLIC ENRAGED BY INCOME ACT
Washington September 7 A nationwide demand for repeal of the publicity clause of the revenue act will reach high proportions when Congress meets in December Treasury officials say from nearly 3,900,000 income tax payers a plea to withdraw returns from public view comes in. Under Secretary of the Treasury Winston says Mellon will recommend in his annual report that the clause be dropped as it harms taxpayers and business.
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Three Vinton barbers switch chairs in local reshuffle
Three long familiar Vinton barbers swapped shops in a new deal. Fred Remer, recently in Cedar Rapids, leased the Pickering Seely pool hall shop. Henry C Fintel moved to Camphli shop with Gilly Tharp, and Nean Thompson joined Jim Messmore at the hotel shop.
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English union head predicts nation strife in Britain
Scarborough England September A B Swalen chairman opens the trades union congress warning of industrial strife and urging unions to win greater control of industry. He predicts an offensive against employers contemplating wage reductions and says concessions have reached a limit. The unions must intensify and coordinate efforts to gain ground for workers.
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Empire Plots and Rift Leader Speak in Morocco
Dispatches from Tetuan Fez and Algiers describe Abu El Krim courting Moslems across Africa and India to crown himself prince of believers as Rif chief prepares to unite tribes and push for a pan Islamic empire amid Moroccan tensions. In Iowa Davenport a movie theater fire caused ten thousand dollars in damages.
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Unsettled Weather From Tonight Through Tuesday
An overcast and unsettled pattern continues tonight into Tuesday. Cooler temperatures are expected tonight with a gradual drop in warmth.
Mother poisons her young baby near Lemars
Mrs. John Wellesch, 2, wife of a former south of here, was taken to the insane asylum after poisoning her 7 month old child. The mother placed poison in the baby's milk and attempted to drink it, later claiming the taste was queer. The infant died despite efforts to save it, while an older child remains recovering. authorities believe mental strain triggered the act.
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Painleve urges conferences to aid arms pacts
Geneva dispatch reports Premier Painleve of France addressing the League of Nations assembly. He urges urgent conference efforts to strengthen arms control and security, highlighting the need for international cooperation under the league framework.
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Bandit slays customer in Southside Chicago heist
A bandit entered a soft drink shop in Chicago’s South Side, shot a patron who resisted ordering, then fled in a car. Police report the robber fled the scene after the shooting. No further details on injuries or motives are provided in the fragment.
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War Department to Handle Blitchell Case in Full
Mass war department will alone handle the case of Cororet Billy Blitchell, army air service aviator. No White House interference will occur as the controversy over wartime policies unsettles the service. General Mitchell faces questions on duties and plans, with Army and Navy officials guiding the inquiry.
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