Raid on Tipperary Seizes Liquor Stills and Mash
Lucas county officers state agents and a federal agent raided Tipperary in the coal mining district. They seized about 400 gallons of mash 250 gallons of Chianti or Italian hooch 20 gallons of finished liquor several stills and parts of stills and an outfit for making stills. The property was left with Sheriff Lynam at Chariton.
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Tipperary
Lucas County
Feeral
Chariton
C. F. Wennerstrom
C. C. Lynam
W. A. Knotts
T. A. Norman
W. C. Milthrope
Anti-Saloon League
Lynam
Kenyon to preside in Ottumwa federal court debut
Ottumwa Iowa March 11 Judge W S Kenyon will debut as judge in Ottumwa taking over from Judge Martin J Wade at the federal district court term opening Tuesday Wade will open court and stay a day or two then take a vacation Ottumwa attorneys plan a reception for judge Kenyon.
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Ottumwa
W. S. Kenyon
Martin J. Wade
Federal District Court
Wade
Kenyon
Gandhi Arrested on Sedition Charge in India
Mohandas K. Gandhi was arrested at Ardma bad 310 miles north of Bombay on sedition charges as India's noncooperation movement continues. In London, the Earl of Derby has been offered the India secretaryship after Edwin Montague's resignation, with the Duke of Devonshire as a possible alternative.
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Bombay
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Armedabad
Derby
London
Associated Press
Earl of Derby
Edwin S. Montague
Lord Derby
Duke of Devonshire
Carrollton Church Wrecked By Fire
The United Brethren church at Carrollton near Glidden was damaged by a furnace blast that started a fire and burned the building. Women’s meeting postponed. last fall lightning struck and repairs were recent. Loss about 3000 dollars with 1800 dollars insured.
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Glidden
the United Brethren Church
Carrollton
Trades Union Hall Bombed Near Johannesburg
London reports the Trades Union hall at Benoni near Johannesburg crowded with South African gold mine strikers was bombed by an aviator today. The Central News dispatch from Johannesburg notes the attack as part of ongoing labor unrest in the area.
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London
Associated Press
Trades Union Hall
Benoni
Johannesburg
Weather outlook and temperature forecast across regions
Chicago weather bulletin forecasts fair tonight and warmer conditions in west and north central areas. Sunday will bring increasing cloudiness with unsettled and warmer conditions in east and south portions. Washington reports unsettled week with possible rain in the south and snow in the north. temperatures expected near normal.
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Chicago
Washington
Iowa
Weather Summary for March Readings and Temps
Weather summary taken by Dr H M Stanley covers 24 hours ending 7 am. March 9 with readings: snow or highest 0.54 inches, lowest 32 degrees, trace of rain. March 8 0.33 inches and 20 degrees with none rainfall. March 9 0.49 inches and 82 degrees with no rain. Temperature at 1 pm today 42 degrees.
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H. M. Stanley
Trace
Colorado and Wyoming Miners Vote to Strike
Colorado and Wyoming miners vote to join a national coal strike set to begin April 1. Reports from United Mine Workers District Nos. 15 and 22 indicate a large majority in favor, with officials confirming the decision.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Pueblo
Colo
United Mine Workers of America District No. 15
National Coal Srike
Cheyenne Wyo
United Mine Workers of America
Revolution reported in Tripoli strikes rail lines
A large scale revolution in Tripoli disrupts rail routes and attacks Italian garrisons. Rebels surround two Italian companies at Azizia, receiving food dropped by aircraft.
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Rome
Mar. ii
Tripoli
I Monda
Piaces
Azizia
Strangler Lewis Retains World Title in Nashville Bout
In Nashville on March 11 Ed Strangler Lewis defended his heavyweight wrestling title by pinning Joe Petroff with a flying headlock at 1 hour 23 minutes. Petroff’s manager Ivan McMichaelcoff protested the hold and refused to allow his man back on the mat.
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Nashville
Tenn
Associated Press
Strangler) Lewis
Joe Petroff
Petroff
Ivan McMichaelcoff
Separate settlement talks refused in Iowa coal strike
Albia Iowa March 11. John Gay secretary of the Iowa district UMWA says coal operators and miners cannot negotiate a separate agreement to settle the strike. He cites a reply to E C Smith operator president who said they would discuss a wage scale if the district could act independently of the central field.
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Albia
Iowa
John Gay
United Mine Workers of America
E. C. Smith
Iowa Coal Operators Association
Rainbow Contingent Reunion Marks Third Year
Atlantic hosts seventy five ex members of Company M of the 168th Iowa regiment Rainbow division for their third annual reunion. The first reunion began in 1919 at Neider Bresig Germany, the second last year at Red Oak. March 9 chosen to recall the date the company first went over the top. Two Atlantic boys Cecil Conley and Fred Turner died in the action.
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Atlantic
Rainbow
One
Iowa
Rainbow Division
Neider Bresig
Germany
Red Oak
Cecil Conley
Fred Turner
Hundreds of wild horses perish in Nevada snow
Dispatches from Winnemucca Nevada report that hundreds of wild horses have died of starvation on the Owyhee desert due to deep snow and cold. Stockman arrivals confirm large livestock losses as February weather froze the ground and prevented grazing.
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Sacramento
Cal
Owyhee
Winnemucca
Nev
Stockman
Bank Depot Shows Increase During Week
Washington banks and trust companies report excess reserves of 30.4 million dollars for the week, rising 42.5 million from the prior week. Graphite used for pencils is imported from Mexico and Ceylon.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Ceylon
Norris Bill for Muscle Shoals Power Proposed
Senate agriculture chair Norris announced a bill to create a government owned corporation to develop and operate the Muscle Shoals nitrate and water power project. He said he was not declaring favor for government operation but believes the idea warrants Senate study.
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Washington
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Today
Muscle Shoals
Roman Catholic Population in England and Wales Grows
The Roman Catholic population of England and Wales is nearly 2,000,060, reflecting a rising share of the Catholic community across the region. The figure highlights demographic shifts and the church's growing footprint in contemporary society.
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England and
Wales
Payroll Bandits Strike Twice in Pennsylvania Robberies
In Brownsville six armed bandits robbed W. J. Raney & Company payroll valued at about 25 000 three miles from Allison. Albert Fleming and C O Evans were victims. guard Elmer Hill was wounded lightly. In Pittsburg four men robbed J W Bishop and R E Malone payroll clerks at Bernard Gloekler Company, stealing 10 009.
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Pittsburg
J. W. Bishop
R. E. Malone
Bernard Gloekler
Penn Avenue
12Th St
Luntenses 10 Stealing Pouch At Centerville
Frank Booth alias St Paul Frank, jailed in Youngstown, Ohio, confessed to stealing a registered mail pouch at Centerville Iowa during the night of March 19 last year. He likely will plead guilty in federal court opening Tuesday. Much of the contents were later turned over to a Kansas City bank by Charles Marados, a Greek restaurant owner.
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Ottumwa
Frank Booth
St. Paul Frank
Youngstown
Ohio
Centerville
Iowa
Kansas City
Charles Marados
Fire destroys rear of Century Lumber Yard in Des Moines
Fire on the third floor of the Century Lumber Company in downtown Des Moines caused about 60,000 in losses. Fireman W. Hunt was overcome by gas while battling the blaze. Guests at the Stratford hotel fled in their night clothes as flames spread.
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Des Moines
Century Lumber Company
W. Hunt
Stratford Hotel
Salvage Efforts Pit Collapse of West Munham Cargo
Hamburg March 11 reports say the American steamer West Munham ashore near Heligoland with total loss. Ten tugboats have failed to free her while barges attempt salvage of about 2 500 bushels of corn for Russian redisposal. The West Munham, en route to Libau, ran aground in fog. foghorns reportedly inactive for days. The chief inspector of the American Shipping Board boarded to investigate.
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Hamburg
Heligoland
Ten Tue
Munham
Libau
American Shipping Board
Amusement Promoter Brunen Shot Dead at Riverside Home
John Theodore Brunen amusement promoter and circus owner was shot through a first floor window of his Riverside New Jersey home last night. No shooter found. Brunen was reportedly a friend of William P. Taylor who was killed in Los Angeles.
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Riverside
N. J
John Theodore Brunen
Brunen
William PD. Taylor
Los Angeles
Boy Succumbs to Peculiar Injury
Joseph E. Jones aged 10, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Jones of Dakota City Nebraska, died in a Sioux City hospital from a skull fracture after a skating accident Sunday morning. His brother swung skates over his shoulder striking him in the head, initial recovery followed by sudden unconsciousness.
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Sioux City
Joseph E. Jones
Mra
Joseph Jones
Dakota City
Neb
Joseph
Trains Delayed by Snowstorm Isolates Beatrice
Beatrice Nebraska reports the heaviest snowstorm of the season with wet, drifting snow delaying trains this morning. The storm, starting after a light rain, leaves the area nearly isolated and the moisture is seen as beneficial for upcoming spring plowing.
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Beatrice
Neb
Omaha Detective Says Two Men Confessed to Crim Series
Castle C. Pritchard aged 19 of Mansfield Ohio and Roy W. Troutman aged 21 of Howarden Iowa confessed to four hold ups and six burglaries in Omaha. Police chief Charles Van Dugsen states the confession links the pair to the crimes.
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Omaha
Nebh
Castle C. Pritchard
Roy W. Troutman
Mansfield
Ohio
Howarden
Iowa
Charles van Dugsen
Hearing Postponed For Creston High Principal Stephens Assault Case
Principal Stephens of Creston High School faces an assault and battery charge filed by student Virgil Kittleman. A change of venue was granted from Newt Skinner’s Justice Court to Adam Pickett’s, with trial rescheduled for next Saturday at 9 or 10 a.m. Crowds of students and patrons attended both court sessions seeking information on the case.
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Stephens
Creston High School
Virgil Kittleman
J. W. Higbee
B. F Melsnery
Justice Court
Newt Skinner
Adam Pickett
Justice of the Peace
Unknown man killed by engine near Blairsburg
A railway accident near Blairsburg claims the life of an unknown man aged about 35 to 40. He wore a corduroy suit and hat with No 9 tan shoes and had gold filled teeth. A ticket in his trousers bore the name W. Bruen. His lady awaits identification in Belle Plaine.
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Blairsburg
Northwestern
Here
Belle Plaine
W. Bruen
Postponed Centennial to Permit Harding Attendance
Marion Ohio March 11. At the personal request of President Harding the centennial celebration planned for June has been postponed to July. The committee received a letter from the president expressing his wish to attend but stating he could not be present before July.
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Marion
Harding
Two Deputies Shot Dead in Arkansas Ambush
Clarendon Arkansas March 11 Deputy Sheriff Jas Ryals of Monroe and Jack Camp a special deputy were shot and killed while attempting to arrest two robbery suspects. William Camp another deputy and father of Jack Camp was probably fatally wounded. The gunmen escaped.
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Clarendon
Ark
Jas. Ryals
Monroe
Jack Camp
William Camp
Shenandoah man pleads guilty to lewd conduct with a child
Frank Wishard of Shenandoah pleads guilty before Judge Earl Peters in Page County District Court. He is sentenced to six months in the Page County jail, found of sound mind but given the minimum penalty.
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Shenandoah, Fa
Frank Wishard
Shenandoah
Earl Peters
Page County
Killed By the Kick of One of His Cows
Decorah Iowa March 11 Abe Pierce longtime Burr Oak township resident died after a cow kicked and trampled him. He was alone at work and lingered about thirty six hours in pain before dying. He is survived by a wife and several children.
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Decorah
Abe Pierce
Burr Oak Township
Pierce
Maye Franeis Resigns to Seek State Superintendent Nomination
Des Moines Iowa March 11 Mise Maye Franeis today tendered her resignation as state examiner in the collateral Inheritance tax bureau to take effect March 15 to begin an active campaign for the nomination for State superintendent of public instruction.
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Des Moines
Mise Maye Franeia
Trustees named for Cooperative Society of America
Federal Judge Evan A. Evans appointed Abel Davis, head of the Chicago real estate board, and Seymour Stedman, prominent lawyer, as trustees of the Cooperative Society of America in Chicago Illinois on March 1.
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Co-operative Society
Chicago
Abel Davis
Chicago Real Estate Board
Seymour Stedman
Evan A. Evans
Cooperative Society of America
Today's Markets Report for livestock and grains
Market summaries show cattle receipts around 500 with beef steers steady to 15 cents higher, hogs 10 to 15 cents lower on lighter futures, and sheep buyers directing most purchases to packers. Grain futures list mixed moves with wheat near 1.37 to 1.17, corn around 0.63 to 0.65, oats about 0.39 to 0.41, and pork and lard futures noted.
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Yeaterday
Chicago
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hubber Ride
Des Moines
Tel
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Maye Franeis
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U. S. Bureau of Mo Nets
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