Four Iowa Justices Nominated for Supreme Court
Des Moines July 29 delegates at the Republican judicial convention quickly nominated four sitting justices F I Faville of Fort Dodge Lawrence DeGraft Des Moines Charles Vermilion Centerville and Edgar Morling Emmetsburg to seek re election or remaining term. Nominations were by acclamation with no opposition and the session lasted under thirty minutes.
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Des Moines
State Supreme Court
F. I., Faville
Fort Dodge
Lawrence de Graft
Charles W Vermilion
Centerville
Edgar A. Morling
Emmetsburg
Thomas Arthur
Scott M. Ladd
Viva Voce
Frank Wisdom
Lopin
Albert Stead
Justice Vermilion
Willis L. Stern
Logan
New State Central Committee
Iowa ‘Bar
Stern
Solid South
Wisdom
Supreme Court
Republian
Faville
DeGraft
Vermilion
Morling
The
Jews Supreme Court
State Supreme
Jourt
FF. Faville
Lawrence DeGratt
Charles W. Vermlion
Bametsburg
Babe Ruth awards for student soldiers in CTR camps
In Des Moines Iowa Babe Ruth will donate an autographed baseball and bat to the outstanding soldier athlete in each of 27 Citizen's Military Training camps in August. Seventh Corps Area headquarters in Omaha announced camps at Fort Snelling Fort Des Moines and Fort Leavenworth serving eight states. Awards emphasize sportsmanship and athletic prowess in baseball, with a suggestion that a star major league player present each award.
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Des Homes
Iowa
wEy
Babe Ruth
Seventh Corps
Omaha
North Dakota
South Dakot
Nebraska
Minnesota
Oklaoma
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Des Mouinee
Fort Leaven
Hurricane claims 67 lives as it rakes Caribbean coast
AP reports a Caribbean origin hurricane tracking from Nassau through Florida east coast to Georgia diminishing in force. fatalities include eight in Nassau and four in Florida with numerous injuries and extensive property damage across Nassau Miami Palm Beach and Indian River region. casualties rise as coastal towns report wrecks and losses.
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Associated Press
Carribean Sea
Nassau
Florida
Georgia
Sanoa
Francisimy
Peacefal
Macoris
Sanca Island
Santa Domingo
Miami
Sanford
Orlato
Lake Worth
Alm Beach
West Palm Beach
South Georgia
Palm Beach
Stuart
Fla
Orlando
Indian River
Macon
Ohio Valley
Miami Daily News Today
MacDonald
Manamar
Tropical Radio Telegraph Company
Vavra Breaks Course Record in State Meet
A 21 year old Cedar Rapids golfer John Vavra led the state championship early, finishing six up on Ave Shur Bartlett of Ottumwa after a morning round and posting a 20 on the front nine to threaten the Wakonda course record. Bartlett trailed but remained in contention as Herron and Swick led a pack in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
John Vavra
Aveshur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Vavra
Bartlett
Lee Herron
Sioux City Star
Wakonda
Eve
Herron
Jim Swick
Bob McKee
Merte Stinson
Waterloo
Hamen Hubbell
Swick
County Officers Meet at Sioux City Waterloo Next Annual Convention
County Officers Association representatives met this morning in Sioux City to select the next annual convention site. Davenport and Spirit Lake were contenders. Ed Madigan of Water, P. C. Churchill of Cedar Rapids, and R. L. Bordner of Independence were elected to top posts. Centralization of care for county services and the insane was opposed.
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Sioux City
Waterloo
Place Town
Davenport
Spirit Lake
General Association
Ed Madigan
P. C. Churchill
Cedar Rapids
R.l.bordner
Independence
Punty
Counser
Tnd
Zorn
Onawa
Robert Murray
Ade Stewarts
Jo Newton
Two Boys Charged with Theft at New Market
Bedford officers report two youths aged 13 and 14 from Clarinda were arrested at New Market for stealing five miner s caps from the New Market mine. They led investigators to the cache but denied taking the caps upon arrival in Bedford.
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New Market
Bedford
Yerrclan
Advertiser
W. F. Brennen
Ben Pullin
Clarinda
Varney Burns Found Injured at Corning
Varney Burns, 22, son of P. O. Burns of Creston, was found in Corning railroad yards at 4 30 this afternoon with a fractured skull after apparently falling from a train. He was not expected to live.
Baptist church picnic marks hottest day in McKinley Park
Sunday school members held their annual picnic at McKinley Park as temperatures surged to 95 at 1 PM and 98 by 2:15 PM, the hottest day so far this year. The previous high was 95 yesterday, with 94 noted as the year’s prior peak.
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The
Baptist Church
McKinley Park
Brookhart Probes Witness in Pennsylvania Campaign Funds Case
Chicago July 28. A Senate campaign funds hearing challenged by Thomas W Cunningham excused himself from disclosing his sources of 850000 given to William S Ware’s campaign. Reed warned him of contempt. Cunningham’s case to be reported in December. Brookhart testified his Iowa campaign spent under 6000. other figures uncertain. July 29 reports note true bills naming 42 persons for voter fraud, totaling 151 charged, including judges, clerks, and ward workers.
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Chicago
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Thomas W. Cunningham
Sterk
General Gastons Court
Philadelphia
Ben Golder
Aed
William 8
Ware
Pennsylvania
Golder
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Reed
Missouri
Cunningham
Senate
Iowa
Smith
W. Brookhart
Cummins
Cumming
Gow
Aare
Mer Brookhart
Wrar
Brookhart
Combatttee
Ano
Theme Fond
Forohin Ate
Eas
Towa
Boy Shot in Eyes By Occupants of Auto
Officers search for occupants of a touring car after a shotgun blast near Grant highway injures Dale Scott 12 and leaves Gayland Scott, Geralt Dunlap, and Steve Short aged 12 to 14 with leg wounds. The incident occurred at 8 30 p m Wednesday as children played nearby. license number unavailable.
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Winthrop
Guy
Grant Highway
Dale Scott
Gayland Scott
Dale
Geralt Dunlap
Steve Short
Return to Suede Styles in Fall Footwear Trend
After years of reptile skin and mottled leather, fall fashion leans back to suede in black and brown shades for pumps. The shift emphasizes texture over flashy patterns as designers showcase simple, refined silhouettes in stores.
Jury List Shows 48 Names for August Term
Announcement lists 48 jurors for the August district court term, including 12 women. Trials begin August 2 with reporting August 31. cases include two damages suits in union county. Judge Puller presides, with other officials and venues noted.
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Veniremen
Thie Group
Tral
Tral of SaUityamy
Union County
Three Men Arrested After Missouri Auto Theft
Three suspects from Trenton Missouri and Fredericksburg Iowa were arrested after police traced a stolen car to a suburban oil station. George West alias George McCarl, Lattenberger, Miller Speaker and Max Fail were taken. West fled but was stopped after Terrill fired. West suspected escaped convict wearing two prison trousers.
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cHarsnainows
Sure Ee Vt Radio
Trenton
George West
George McCarl
GP. Lattenberger
Miller Speaker
Max Fail
Fredericksburg
Missouri
W. H. Sims
Conrad
Hall
Henry Terrill
Sububan
Speaker
Faux
West
Terrill
Greeks Detained on Suspicion in Mellett Murder Case
In Youngtown on July 27 Canton publisher Bon R Mellett was murdered. Chief of Police Kedgwin Powell said three Greeks are under arrest here on suspicion and held for Cantos authorities.
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Youngtown
Ty Trey
Kedgwin Powell
Bon R Mellett
Canton
Delegates Named to Attend Union County Republican Convention
Delegates designated to represent Union County at the Republican Judiciary convention in Des Moines include Lee A Johnston Bal Lee, St Brown, Kenneth J Davenport, Joseph M Healey, Adam Pickett, J. W. Yard D, W Harper, De Wagoner, Mrs L S Small, and Mrs F E Harkness. Alternates listed were F A Shute, P A Carlson, Mrs W W Morrow, Ray Wilson, Matt Western, Frank Harkness, Mrs G W Swan, W Gripp Huntington, Mrs A Montington, and Mrs F A Shute. Some delegates could not attend due to city travel and business commitments.
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Uiton County
Sta Judiciary
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Frees
P T A Leaders In Session Here
Delegates from Southwestern Iowa parent teachers associations meet at the high school in Creston for a yearly conference. Mrs. W Bailey of Atlantic heads the event with Chester Carter delivering the morning address. Delegates present short reports on local projects and plans while noon lunch is served at the Iowana hotel. Afternoon programs include Creston Junior band numbers and a talk by G E DeWolf with discussions on parent education and the national convention. Evening session begins at 7 20.
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Parent-Teachers Associations
Iowa
W. Bailey
Atlantic
A. A. Christenson
Stem Lutheran Cure
Chester Carter
J. *Creston
The
Iowana
Iowan
Creston
G. E. DeWolf
Creston City
Ehools
Vacation Return From Adirondacks and East Coast Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Young returned Wednesday from a two week vacation in the Adirondack mountains. They visited Lake George with relatives, toured New York City by boat via Lake Champlain to Montreal, and spent time in Malone and Massees New York. On the return trip they stopped in Chicago visiting Rev Gentle and were joined by Harriet Gentle then Creston.
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West Montgomery Street
Adirondack Mountains
Lake George
Ross Marshall
Hickamond
George Gently
Albany
N.Y
Young
Lake Georgy
New York City
Richard Young
Mr. Young
Lake Hames
Champlain
Montreal
Malone
Massees
Mrs Young
Chicago
Re. Gentle
Mrs. Young
Harriet Gentle
Creston
Miss Gentle
Mel
Bentle
Italian Uses Shotgun to Kill Two in Omaha
In Omaha on July 29 Paul Blackwood, 10, a motion picture operator, and his wife Mrs. Margaret Blackwood were killed when their car was sprayed with shotgun fire. Blackwood’s brother-in-law Richard Craven was wounded. Police say the shooting stems from a feud with an Italian suspect named Abe Traa, who is detained.
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Omaha
Paul Blackwood
Margaret Blackfood
Blackwood
Richard Craven
Abe Traa
Maryville Day Draws Crowd at Taylor Fair
Bedford July 29 Special to The Advertiser Maryville Mo attendees surpassed prior second day records at the Taylor County fair with over 600 residents bringing a 25 piece band. Track records fell in multiple heats including the 2 20 trot 2 10 pace and the 2 06 pace while The Coronet The Idea and Ignite led varied sprints and trots across Tuesday and Wednesday races.
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Bedford
Advertiser
Taylor County
Oscals
Maryville
Bedford Fair
Marguerite Artien
Silver Ring
Dal Spencer
H. Thomas
Comet
Thdea
Sac City
Robert B
C. Harris
Brace Direct
Carmichael
Confidence
Ignite
Amudson
Charley Bond
Gertrude L. Watts
Calling
Fold
Bert More
Wray
First Peep
Guess
Toth
D. W. McLaughlin
Harerey
Cox and Tuttle
We Dick
Ry Webb
Little Hope
Walker
Lotta G
Spicer Brothers
Huntington Family Heads West For Cheyenne Frontier Days
A Cheyenne report says Mr. Huntington and his two sons and two others left Creston July 20 for a trip to Yellowstone. They drove 4278 miles via Lincoln, Wray, Denver visiting sites like Royal Gorge and Garden of the Gods. They attended Frontier Week in Cheyenne witnessing cars from 29 states and expect to return to Creston about August 10, noting mostly good roads.
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Alue
Cheyenne
Wyo
Alves
Creston
West
Yellowstom
Lincoln
Neb
Fratay
Wray
Col
Denver
Huntington
Royal Gorge
Sky Lane Drive
Canon City
Garden of the Gods
Cave of the Winds
Ute Pass
Petrified Forest
Cripple Creek
Manitog
Thieves Break into Jam Country Store Fits Name Change
A break in at Jam Country Store located at 1440 Naclew City left the thief with some items but no money was taken. Authorities searched the scene and are reviewing nearby surveillance for leads.
Boxing card at Waterloo results in knockouts and wins
At Electric Park boxing night in Waterloo promoters staged a triple main event. Babe Ridley of Chicago defeated Bob White and Chuck Halligan of Waterloo by technical knockout against Kid Hee of Mount Auburn, while Carl Kruger scored a win. Maan City knocked out Bob AlcGraw in Waterloo during the tithe.
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Waterloo
Babe Ridley
Chicago
Bob White
Chuck Halligan
Kid Hee
Mount Auburn
Carl Kruger
Maan City
Bob AlcGraw
Weterloo
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Jessie Haviland
Corning
J. W. Milnes
Merle Stinson
Varney
August Tern
Homer
Adamson
Ralph
Creeton
Boyd
T. B. Creston
Braman
Alvin
Lorimor
Brown
L. F. Murray
P. D
Collins
W. H
Cooper
A. P. Aften
Coen
Chas
Afton
Cretors
Iva
Creel
Willard
Curry
T. J
Derauf
Fannie
Dougherty
Minnie
Drayman
Hear Shannon
Emerson
Don
Folger
Maude
Graham Toss
Gidley
Hawkins
Shannon Hartman
F. C. Lorimer
Heftel
Alma
Herring
Fred
Preston
Hubatka
Joseph
Crestor Jackson
Emery
Shannon
Johnson Inn
Grant Center
Lamb
Frank
LeBaron
Geo
Lee
Jason
Ro Fi
Roth
J. C Kent
Roberts
Vern
Shaw
Truman
Sherwood
Alice A
Shepherd
Jerry
Skirvin
Stalker
Henry
Cromwell
Sterner
Lorimer
Wareham
Bertha
Werner
John
Ter
Prank
Lorimer D
Worthingto Sreeton
Mellett
P.T. A
Adirondacks
Taylor Fair
Huntingtons
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