Examining Jurors To Try Stephenson
Court scrutiny focuses on potential jurors tied to secret orders amid the Stephenson case. Attorneys challenge whether talesmen once lived in Indianapolis or Irvington and probe if state workers attempted to sway jurors. Miss Oberholtzer recounts medical withheld aid after alleged assault at Stephenson’s home.
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D.C
Stephenson
Ku Klux Klu
Indiana
Qu Toman
St Barl Kiinck
Earl Gen
Indianapol
Irvington
Oberholtzer
Examination panel expands with extra hundred men
The examination of talesmen began today as a panel was augmented by an additional hundred men. More than half of the first special venue of 100 men had been exhausted in the first two days.
Kutsch Threatens Grange Spotlight in Iowa Illinois Clash
Iowa and Illinois prepare for a high tension clash as Nick Kutee leads the Hawks in a new set of plays after a standout performance against St Louis. Harold Grange and the Illini study Wisconsin threats while coach Yost plans lineup changes for the Wisconsin game and Notre Dame eyes Town City. The Hawkeyes rehearse plays ahead of homecoming Saturday with Minneos in the headlines and a potential field condition issue.
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Chicago
Harold Re Grange
Sin
Illinois
Nick Kutee
Hawks
Iowa
St. Louis
Kutsch
Hogue
Nis
Ilinois
Sean
Wisconsin
Hadgers
Meaats
Yost Plana
Mse
Tndiana
Calleh Little
Thistiewaite
Western
Notre Dame
Indictment for Murder Ties Friar to Grimes Death
News flashes report late yesterday grand jury indicted Grimes attorney Grimes for second degree murder in the death of Wart Stewart on a farm near Grimes two weeks ago. Also local court actions include two Vinton men fined for driving while intoxicated and library, hospital, and civic events across Iowa with conventions and census figures noted.
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Des Friar
Grimes
Wart Stewart
Vinton, Ta
John Keeter, Jr
Myron Garlic
Vinton
Town News Briefs From Across Iowa and Nearby
Sioux City filed for investigation into forgery tied to a Kansas City company. Davenport reported a death by drowning in a cistern. Clinton and Muscatine saw Red Men officers elected at a session. Tipton charged with transporting a pauper to Watertown under a marriage scheme. Connell Bluff s heard testimony about a deputy’s fatal shooting. Des Moines noted funeral services for banker J. G. Wagner and football team injuries affecting lineup.
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Marshalltown
Great Council of Red Men
Great Sachem
C. C. Hagerman
Muscatine
Junior Sagamore
H. G. Sanders
Clinton
Wampum
Iver Soiset
Sioux City
Emil Klob
Davenport
Higher Wage And Less Waste Labor Plea At Atlantic City
The American Federation of Labor endorsed wage increases and reduced hours while opposing wage cuts to curb waste and lower prices. John L. Lewis addressed delegates as the AFL framed a policy to sustain purchasing power and higher wages amid calls against supplanting government with a Mussolini-style movement. The morals committee criticized fashion influence while decrying cinema attendance and urging church workers to avoid questionable amusements.
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Aulantle City
American Federation of Labor Today
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Restoration
Congrese
Mussolini
Committee On
Feeder Cattle Market Expected to Remain Strong
The department of agriculture reported prospects for a continued strong feeder cattle market based on heavy western marketing and improved feeding plus a better feed situation in the south. Shipments from top markets into all states totaled 898 000 for July to September this year, down from 86 000 a year earlier, due to pasture shortages across key feeding states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Adventists Denounce Clothes Movies and Divorce
The world council of the Seventh Day Adventists denounced modern clothes, movies, and divorce in a statement lead by church leaders. The report notes concerns over cultural trends and moral implications discussed during the Dew Movies event on October 14.
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World Council of the Seventh Day Adventists
Vandervoort Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Warren Vandervoort, 17, confessed slayer of his father Rev R J Vandervoort a Methodist minister of Parkersburg, was charged yesterday by the grand jury with first degree murder in his father’s death and with assault to commit munter on his mother. The defense may seek an insanity plea and trial timing remains uncertain.
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B. T. Bauer
Vandervoort
Bauer
Warren
Wevel
Reds Strike in France Fails as Call Goes Unheeded
Paris reports a general strike edited by the communists protesting warfare fails. In Paris and suburbs two men killed and about 30 wounded amid clashes between mobs and police, with no disorder in other large cities.
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Reds
France
Paris
Nick
Model Parish Grows From a Barn to Our Savior Church
Thirteen families founded the Episcopal Church of Our Savior in a barn nearly six decades ago. Fire and wars tested it, yet it became a modern, well equipped house of worship serving 600 communicants. Diocesan officials cite it as a model of church living as pledges and offerings rise. Special offerings totaling $8000 funded improvements.
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Chicago
Episcopal Church of Our Savior
Farm Bureau campaign to ease farm tax burden starts
Des Moines reports that the Tow Farm Bureau federation announced the start of a campaign to relieve what it calls an unfair tax burden on farmers. The move signals organized opposition to proposed school tax policies perceived to shift costs onto rural producers.
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Des Moines
Tow Farm Bureau Federation Today
Stationery chooses a lasting personal stationery style
The ad argues the difference per letter between good and bad stationery is tiny yet crucial, noting appearance matters. It urges customers to pick quality paper from the store and stick with it to give correspondence distinct personality and consistency.
Rural Burden Debate Over Education Policy in Iowa Farm Town
The federation educational committee denounces the heavy cost placed on rural residents for educating farm children while many youths move to city industries. They propose a program to keep farm youth in the countryside with improved schooling, citing Iowa statistics on farm populations. In Montezuma, Judge W. R. Lewis was celebrated on his ninety first birthday as the town honored him.
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Federation
Educational Committee
State Federation
Iowa
Montezuma
W. R. Lewis
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Dickinson County
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Kansas City
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Bert Rockholz
Tipton
Alice Gilmore
Wattown
N.Y
Connell Bluffs
Walter Milliman
C. L. Chase
Frank Monroe
Earl Williams
Monroe
Williams
Alice Kk. Lawler
County Board of Supervisors
City School of Fine Arts
Seshina
J. G. Wagner
Ankeny
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