Jardine outlines crop prospects and policy advice in Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine spoke at Iowa State College predicting a bumper corn crop and strong hog prices while urging freight rate reform and tax relief. He warned against unchecked farm land expansion and urged government support for farmers on western plains with irrigation needs.
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Associated Press
Ames
William A. Jardine
Agriculture
Iowa
Iowa State College
Hammill
Cummins
Dowell
Thornburg
Kimball
State Board of Education
Jardine
Iowa Farm Federation
Mr. Jardine
Washington
Chicago
Board of Trade
William M. Jardine
Coolidge
Cooperative Fruit Industry
Pacific Coast
Couple Found With Bullets Through Hearts
Rameon New Jersey July 10 Sergeant Detective Henry D Walling of Long Branch and Miss Mary Linzmayer of Atlantic Highlands were killed today in Walling’s limousine at Walnut Street and Hartshorn Road by bullets through the heart fired from the detective’s service revolver by the girl. Walling, 28, married and father of one, and Miss Linzmayer 22, both victims.
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Associated Press
Rameon
N. J
Henry D. Walling
Long Branch
Mary Linzmayer
Atlantic Highlands
Wallings
Walnut Street
Hartshorn Road
Walling
Wadhling
Three Dubuque Bankers Face Fraud Charges
Three Dubuque county bankers face charges of false statements to bank examiners. John T. Sudmeir, president of Farmers' State bank of Dyersville, John A. Schneiders cashier of Dyersville bank, and W. F. Stauffer cashier of Zwingle Savings bank are at liberty on bond. Bank closed May 5, 1924. Stauffer surrendered bonds after disappearing last fall. Proceedings headed by Dubuque county attorney with state banking department providing support.
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Associated Press
Dubuque, Ta
Dubuque County
Liberty
Bond
John T. Sudmeir
Farmers’ State Bank of
Dyersville
John A. Schneiders
Dyersville Bank
W. F. Stauffer
Zwingle Savings Bank
Schneidlers
Des Moines
State Banking Department
DeHaviland Army Planes In Iowa Tomorrow
Six army DeHaviland aircraft with two Iowa pilots will arrive in Des Moines tomorrow afternoon from Kansas City for the annual cross country flight linked to the reserve air service officers training camp. Capt. Clarence M. Young will command the squadron and leads the Des Moines chapter of the National Aeronautical association. The planes will return to Richards Field Kansas City on Sunday.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Army DeHaviland
Iowa
Kansas City
Reserve Air Service Officers’ Training Camp
Clarence M. Young
Young
National Aeronautical Association
Richards Field
Married 45 Years Now Seek Divorce
Emma and Wilbur A. Fair, married December 15, 1880 at Sigourney, are divorcing after 45 years of marriage. Mrs. Fairhag accuses Mr. Fair of desertion in July 1922 as she files for divorce.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Emma
Wilbur A. Fair
Oskaloosa Man Arrested on White Slavery Charge
Glenn V Shaw of Oskaloosa Indiana was taken from a Rock Island train by deputies and held at Scott County jail. He is accused of taking a girl from Chicago to Oskaloosa on July 4 and deserting her while in transit.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Glenn
Shaw
Oskaloosa
Rock Island
Scott County
Chicago
Forty Eight Indicted for Illegal Diversion of Alcohol
The June federal grand jury indicted 48 individuals and six local companies holding withdrawal permits for illegal diversion of about 500000 gallons of alcohol. Indictments name the companies and allege illicit handling in Philadelphia.
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the Associated Press
Philadelphia
Federal Grand Jury
Prayer Opens Court Session to Try Scopes
Dayton Tennessee July 10 Attorneys for John Thomas Scopes charged with violating Tennessee law against teaching evolution favored scientific testimony after the defense announced its stance. The state pressed to exclude extran eous evidence and a jury drawn discussion followed. Judge Raulston ordered 100 extra jurors for 1 30 p m with names placed in a hat.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
John T. Raulston
W. F. Robinson
J. W. Bagley
Bagley
Jim Riley
Darrow
JO Jayment
Mr. Bryan
Osceola Woman Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Mary M. Folger, Osceola housewife, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court. Liabilities total 13,400 with 11,700 secured. assets listed at 2,600 all exempt. Miss Alice Sherwood heads home tonight to visit her parents at 314 North Sycamore Street after teaching in Porto Rico and a vacation to Cuba, Florida, and Washington, D. C.
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Mary M. Folger
Osceola
Alice Sherwood
Ray Sherwood
North
Sycamore Street
Miss Sherwood
Porto Rico
Cuba
Florida
Washington, D. C
Chronology of Scopes Case in Dayton Tennessee
Developments follow the anti evolution bill passage by the Tennessee legislature on March 13 and gubernatorial approval on March 24. Scopes faces charges May 5 with a warrant in Dayton. Preliminary hearing May 9 leads to grand jury action May 9. Indictment by Rhea County grand jury May 25 prompts Walter White to replace Reppleyea as prosecutor while Reppleyea aids the defense. Judge Raulston orders a special term for July 10 to try Scopes.
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Dayton
Tenn
Scopes
Tennessee
Austin Peay
John T. Scopes
George W. Reppleyea
Rhea County Grand Jury
Reppleyea
Walter White
Rappleyea
John T. Raulston
Man Confesses to Murder of 16-Year-Old Madeline White
Chicago reports Raymond Cos Tello, recently paroled from Pontiac reformatory for good behavior, confessed to killing Madeline White, 16. Her bruised body was found under a porch near her home with clothing rearranged and a bandana gag. Police seek two young men last seen with her before an auto ride.
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Treas
Chicago
Raymond Costello
Pontiac Reformatory
Madeline White
Union Pacific to Change Passenger Fares
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Union Pacific and connecting lines to adjust passenger fares from Mississippi and Missouri valley cities and Chicago territory to points on the north Pacific coast. The changes aim to meet competition from northern transcontinental routes by offering shorter travel options in the same territory.
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Tne Associated Press
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Chicago
North Pacific Coast
Furniture Firms Plead Guilty in Record Anti Trust Fines
In Chicago on July 10, forty one use goods furniture manufacturers were fined 182000 after pleading guilty to Sherman act violations. The case goods group, including dining room and library furniture producers, formed the largest single anti trust sum to date, part of a 270-firm indictment led by the National Alliance of Manufacturers.
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the Associated Press
Chicago
Case Goods
R. K. Welch
Rockford, II
Co-Operative Infirmation Bureau
Northwestern Cabinet Company
Burlington
Case Goods Group
National Alliance of Manufacturers
Robert Shal
Travels In Refrigerator Car To Escape Heat
Des Moines report details Lima J. Chapman owner of a Kansas City dairy plant riding in a refrigerated car with ammonia coils kept at 60 degrees to escape a heat wave. He travels via the Great Western toward Isle Royale in Lake Superior to seek relief with two physicians escorting him until he reaches the northern isle. He narrowly survived heat prostration in Kansas City last Friday and will reach Duluth by boat tonight.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Traveline
Lima J. Chapman
Kansas City
Iowa
Great Western
Isle Royfale
Lake Superior
Chapman
Superior Isle
Duluth
Residents Split on Sale of Creston City Hall Property
Creston residents express conflicting views on a potential sale of the city hall on North Maple Street. Opinions range on price and use, with estimates from 30 000 to 40 000 dollars and debate over converting the building into a store or erecting a modern office and fire facility elsewhere. The council referred the matter to the building and grounds committee for investigation.
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Creston
North Maple Street
Maple Street
City Hall
Fire Department
Ben Augustine Fined in Charge Of Cruelty
Ben Augustine, a farmer eight miles northwest of Creston, was fined $15 and costs in Justice of the Peace Adam Pickett's court for cruelty to an animal. Vernon Abbott, who lives in the Augustine neighborhood, filed the information alleging Augustine tied a hog to a fence and it died on July. The case states the hog belonged to Abbott and was on Augustine's farm when found dead.
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Ben Augustine
Creston
Justice At the Peace
Adam Pickett
Vernon Abbott
Augustine
Augustine c
Abbott
Augustine Place
Tramp Killed by South Branch Railway Yes. Inquest Cleared
A coroner's jury ruled the death of an unidentified tramp struck by a south branch train was accidental. The inquest in Creston heard nine witnesses, including train crew, with efforts to identify the man continuing when telegrams to Sioux City and Farnam residents failed to locate relatives.
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Kiréight
Roland
James McKee
A. C. Lillie
Farnum
Neb
Sioux City
Farnam
Gu. Carlson
W Riells
B W Calvin
L. R. Howie
J. R. Graham
Lewis Day
Joe Davie
Harry Marquem
Telephone Company
Creston
Sumner Avenue
Fred Henderson
A. L. Rodell
J. E. Schoonover
Trombone Solo Featured in Creston Band Sunday Concert
Orville Pratt will perform a trombone solo as the highlight of Creston band’s sixth concert of the season at McKinley park Sunday at 5 PM. Charlee A. Hayden directs. The program includes Hilario march, Poet and Peasant overture, Simplicity, Them Basses, Cocoanut Dance, The Bells of St Marys, Men of Iowa march, Days of Old medley, and Radio Waves.
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Orville Pratt
McKinley Park
Creston Band
Charlee A. Hayden
Hilario
Barnhouse
Peisant
Suppe Simplicity
Lee
Huffine
Hermann
St Mary's
Adams
Reynolds Funeral Service and Burial in Calvary
Funeral services for J T Reynolds were held at 9 o'clock mass at Immaculate Conception Church in Rochester Minnesota with Rev Father Malone and Rev Father Tennyson officiating. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery with pallbearers Hervey Steers H J Lewis J P Mullen William Farrell J Callagy and James Hawks.
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J T. Reynolds
Rochester
Minn
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Malone
Father Tennyson
Calvary Cemetery
Hervey Steers
H. J. Lewis
J. P. Mullen
William Farrell
Padlock Doors At Grace Land Cemetery Stir Controversy
Residents protest after Grace Land cemetery gates are padlocked at 6 pm with a "Closed at" sign. Complaints include limited access for visiting graves and alleged abuses by night visitors. Officials cite vandalism and illicit activity as reasons for temporary gates.
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Creston
M. L. Burt
J. H. Welcher
Bred Collings
Burt
ADV
Welcher
Sexton
War veterans guests of Strand theater matinee
Civil War veterans were guests of the Strand theater this afternoon for the matinee of Abraham Lincoln. An invitation was sent to all Grand Army of the Republic members by theater manager Eller Metzger. County home inmates were guests last night, with 20 men and women brought to the city and returned by car provided by Metzger and others.
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Strand Theater
Abraham Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Eller Metzger
Mr. Metzger
W. F. FineMeld
Matt Conway
MacGregor Brothers & Coens
H. Roth
Mr. Roth
St. Paul
Presbyterian Church
Strand Theatre
Wool Market Signals Healthier Raw Wool Position
The Providence Commercial Bulletin reports that London colonial wool auctions confirm a sound rise in wool prices and a healthy world supply. West buying is slow but steady with values advancing in the goods market, up about 15 percent from two months ago. mohair remains slow but steady.
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Associated Press
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
London
French Senate Ratifies Washington Arms Treaty
The French Senate today ratified without debate the two Washington arms conference treaties concerning China. The chamber of deputies has already approved the agreements.
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Paris
China
Chamber of Deputies
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New York
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Avser
J. T. Massengale
Union Pacific
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Graceland
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A. R
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