Miners In Pabst Mine Found Safe After Six Days Entombed
In Ironwood Michigan on September 29 43 miners trapped on the eighth level of the G Pabst mine were reported safe after communication was re established with them. Oscar Olson Oliver Iron Mining safety officials and a miner reached the shaft and miners answered that they were well and on their feet. Rescue teams prepared to bring them out though underground passages were extensive.
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Tronwood
Mich
Iron Mine
G. Pabst
Oscar Olson
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Harry W. Byrne
George Hawes
G Pabst
Ateid
Olson
Thomas Trevar
Tha
H ‘Trewartha
Ironwood
Pabst
Oliver Iron Mining, Company
Sinclair to Appeal to Supreme Court
Attorneys for Harry F. Sinclair said they would appeal to the Supreme Court after the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis held the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve lease was obtained fraudulently. They planned to seek a writ of ceriorari and declined further comment until they have a complete copy of the decision.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Supreme Court
United States
Breuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Sioux City Conference Opens Second Session Attended by 360
The Northwest Town Methodist conference opened its second session today in Sioux City with nearly 360 attendees. Bishop W F McDowell of Washington presided at the Lord's Supper and a memorial service. Speakers include Rev B M Powell of Chicago and Prof E E Zeigg of the Garrett Biblical Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Seg Wey
Northwest Town
W. F. McDowell
Washington
Glenna Collett Wins Second Round Match
Glenna Collett defending her national title beat Mrs. Norman Rood in Wilmington Delaware in a second round match at Merion links. Collett was eight up with six to stay after completing 12 holes two under women’s par. She won two of the last three holes with birdies, displaying length and precision off the tee and steady putting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartosbese
Glenna Collett
Merion Links
Norman Rood
Wilmington
Del
Miss Collett
Yast
What Is A Course Debate Across French Dining
A Paris debate centers on the meaning of a two course limit for meals. Government decree restricts serving meals with more than two courses. Head waiters argue that soups hors d oeuvres cheese and dessert do not count as a course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon's
Paris
Thursday Cottage Prayer Meetings for Religious Life Emphasis
Thursday evening churchgoers are invited to cottage prayer meetings in homes across the town. Attendees will join neighbor hosts including Lar lmner, McMaster, Ross, Rhine, Col bert, Dougherty, Rodecker, Roe, Crane, Willbee, Tay lor, Brown, Metz, Vansickle, Yolton and Welch among others to prepare for the Religious Life Emphasis week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larlmner
West Adama
McMaster
North Maple
Ross
North Birch
Rhine
South Elm
Colbert
Myrtle
Dougherty
West Adams
Rodecker
West Suis
Tune
North Stone
New York Ave
Roe
North Walnut
Crane
South Stone
Willbee
North Vine
Taylor
North Sycamore
Brown
North Cedar
Metz
West Mills
Williams
North
Chestnut
Kenworthy
West Jeffer- Vansickle
Cedar
Welch
Lincoln
Yolton
Wyoming Avenue
Dismissal motions loom in Daugherty Miller fraud trial
New York Sept 29 A federal court session in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy case was canceled to allow extended defense briefing on motions to dismiss. The government rested yesterday. defense seeks dismissal on grounds of lack of evidence tying Miller and Daugherty to fraudulent acts.
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New York
Mack
Chambers
W York
Wool- Worth
Mewspaper
Richard Merton
George E. Williams
Allen Property
Thomas W. Milner
Merton
Menton
Guy B. Goff
Adnah R. Johnson
Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Sterney
Harding
John T. King
Kiwanis Club Hears Brower and Skirvin
Ben Brower of Shenandoah and former Creston resident Skirvin spoke at the Kiwanis dinner. William Finefeld sang, Lyman Ney played street tunes. Brower outlined the Town and Nebraska Kiwanis meeting set for Shenandoah October 20 to 22, urging Creston members to attend. Skirvin briefly discussed conditions in California and Iowa with anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Brower
Shenandoah
Skirvin
Creston
California
Kiwaniselub
William Finefeld
Lymant Ney
Brower
Shenandoah Kiwanis Club
Nebraska Kiwanis
Towa
Read charged as new warrant issued in bank burglary
A new warrant is issued for Elbert A Read of Shenandoah on a charge of breaking into the First National Bank of Shenandoah after an information filed before United States Commissioner S. A. Plum. Read, former vice president and active manager, disappeared from Shenandoah amid nervous strain and pending legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Plum
Eber. A
United States
S.A. Plum Bitiers
Read
Aries
Plum
H. J. Spurway
Fine National Fund of
Shenandoah
Read Wa
Reid
Shenand
Elbert A. Reed
Page County
Sidney
Pimt National Bank of
Emmet Tinney
Attorne
Tinney
Tinley
Tela
Unites Read
Elbert
Council Bluffe
First Nationa Bank
Stribling and Rollinger to Meet at Waterloo
Georgia light heavyweight contender Stribling will face Waterloo’s Low Rollinger in a 10 round boxing match at the Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome on Oct. 15 promoted by the Waterloo American Legion post. Final cards were signed. Rollinger trains in Chicago. Also noted is a Town Athletic Club card with several eight round bouts and a Democratic meeting in Sioux City.
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Waterloo
Youns
Stribling
Georgia
Low Rollinger
Dairy Cattle Congress
Fernando Gonzales
Culcaro
Town Athleticlub
Pink Big
Omaha
Kimball
Dandy" Miller
Chischinger arraigned for hunting license fined ten dollars
L H Chischinger appeared in justice court before John Carson on hunting without a license and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Ed Gentle of Chicago-Indiana Arbor Rail Road, en route to Los Angeles for a bankers convention, traveled via the Banker's special through Cremn 0. He visited his parents during a stop with his wife accompanying him. Gentle once lived in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Chischinger
Justice of the Peace Court
John Carson
Ed Gentle
General Sudoor
Chicago-Indiana Arbor
Union
Chicago
Cremn
Banker
Los Angeles
Mr Gentle
W. H. Gentle
Preston
Frost Report Clears Corn Crop Of Major Losses
Deb Geet and Charles D Reed report Iowa corn largely escaped damage from recent frosts. About 72 percent of the crop was safe, with 28 percent damaged but still useful for feed. Estimated losses up to 17 million dollars if final valuations reflect damage, with 18 degrees at Decorah on Sept 26. Separate dispatch from Omaha notes cheerful farm loan officials amid generally good crops and business conditions.
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Deb Geet
Charles D.reed
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa
Reed
Decorah
Divorce comes in trial of Aimee Semple McPherson
East Providence Superior Court on April 12, 1921, granted Harold B. McPherson a divorce from Aimee Semple McPherson, the Los Angeles evangelist. The proceedings noted McPherson's evangelistic tent work in East Providence and quoted sparse witness testimony. McPherson has remarried and resides in Florida. their son lives with her.
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Providnce
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lo Angeles
California
Harold B. McPherson
East Providence
Laonant W. Horton
Hanoged
Torney
Muster
Chancery
McPhernan Ware
Witnemet Ware
Mr. McPhermon
Florida
Aimee Semple McPhermon
State schools seek increased appropriations for Iowa
Des Moines Sept 29 The Iowa board of education seeks more than 14.1 million for the University of Iowa College of Agriculture State Teachers College and schools for blind and deaf plus 2.29 million in future needs. The requests accompany budget director and governor recommendations for the 1927 29 biennium and outline capital and operating costs including new buildings libraries heating and campus improvements.
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Des Moines
State Board of Educational
Forty Second
Iowa General Assembly
Sate
State Agricultural ‘College
Tate Teachers” College
Didget
State House
Laws University of Iowa
College of Agriculture
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Iowa Schoo
Iowa
Forty-Second General Assembly
E L. Hogue
Hammill
University of Towa
Towa State College
Towa State Teachers College
Towa School For
Towa School
State Board of Education
University of Town
State Teachers College
School For Blind
School For Deaf
University of Iowa
Town State College
State Budget Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Aslp
Waterloo Man Drowned After Houseboat Accident on Cedar River
The body of Elmer Meter was recovered from Cedar River at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, miles below Waterloo after he and Lilian Jansen were swept from a houseboat deck near a dam. Recovery was conducted by Peter Christensen, with Rev. Henry Mueller of the Lutheran church community group organizing the outing.
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Waterloo
Ciy
Elmer Meter
Lilian Jan ‘Sem
Beit
Cedar River
Kirl
Peter Christensen
Henry, Mueller
Iutheran
Wartburg League
Switch Engine Runs Loose in Yards Here
A switch engine broke loose in Burlington yards this afternoon after being struck by the motor car used on the north branch. The car backed from the yards, nudging the engine from the cab and sending it into reverse. The engine rolled through the yards until a following engine stopped it. No one aboard the car was injured. The motor car suffered some damage.
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Burlington Yards
Club entertains visiting women guests at Red Oak golf event
About 20 out of town guests attended a Red Oak club invitation golf and bridge luncheon at the clubhouse. Autum garden decor highlighted the two course meal and bridge. Prizes went to Mrs L D Rivenburg and Mrs S W Richardson with guest prize to Mrs Roll of Red Oak.
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Mra
D Roll
Red Oak
Ethel Morris
George W. Bartlett
Ross Jeffrey
Walter L. Wilson
George C. Schadel
Rows W. Dixon
GF. Robinson
Ivan Ellwood
Charles C. Bugs
Carl Oliver
Frank Evans
Clifford Powell
Ross Woods
Merrill R. Hawkins
Georgia Bartlett
Glenn Hawking
RE. Moore
C. R. Lagergrin
Frank J. Bell
George W. Murray
Charles Callahan
Paul Olsen
No Americans Hurt in Vera Cruz Storm
Vera Cruz Mexico reports show no Americans or other foreigners killed or injured in the hurricane. Initial claims of heavy damage were revised as residents described drowned Mexicans and partial destruction of Villa Del Mar and the carbon station, with sea losses and flooding around the harbor and surrounding villages.
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Vera Cruz
Iveston
Tex
Villa del Mar
Mexico
Associated Press
Dedicate Memorial at Veterans' Reunion in Tow a City
The sixty fourth reunion of Civil War veterans marked by the dedication of a memorial for the twenty second twenty eighth and fortieth Iowa Infantry units. A small turnout of veterans attended the ceremonies amid the memorial meditations and exercises.
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Veterans
Towa City
Towa Infantry
Creston Junior College Football Practice Underway
Creston Junior College coaches report daily practice with two full squads as L W Pawelgy shapes a debut season set to open October 9. The schedule lists games at Lamoni Tarkio Clarinda Garden Grove and others with several open dates to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Pawelgy
Creston Junior College
Ston
Clarinda
Bothy
Pawek
Gracey Land College Lamoni
Fale Laws
Gokiner
Conwayy
Clark
Adaburny
Baldwin
Frus Linez Sanders
Nevile
Allen Long
Hood Tulle
Reeves
Hayneay
Long
Holmeny
Reddick
Pages
York
Anderson
Reed
Plowman
Smith
Holmes
Sanders
Hood
Rete
Hime
Woliz
Iowa Entries Lead at Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterlo o Iowa entries dominated the Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse show in Waterloo on Sept 29 as judging wrapped late last night. Haz ard and Stout Springrock Heho held the grand Belgian stallion title, Ursula’s Stasis shown by Hull Brothers of Painesville won the grand Brown Swiss, and Cherub’s Queen driven by A E Dow er and Son Rushton claimed junior Guernsey female honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Trong
Kings and Queens
Dairy Cattle Congress
Springrock
Hazard and Stout
David
Ursula
Hull Brothers’ Company
Painesville
King of Ransom Farm
G. Ransom
Homewood
Kau
Guernsey
W. W. Marsh
A. E. Dower
Second District Republicans Meeting Reported
A fragmented notice outlines a meeting of Second District Republicans with details including Lane party chair, publican state contest chair Logan, Miss Martha McClure as vice chair, Alfred Mueller as Scott county committee chair, and mentions campaigns for estate and congressional races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Party
Logan
Martha McClure
Alfred Mueller
Scott Countlican
Aiceting
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiwanis Club
Brower and
Siouxity
W. E. Maulsby
Wate Organiaation
Frost
A. F. Beck
Ottumwa
F. S. McCaffree
Scotts Blut
Neb
T. Ralph Miner
Mount Pleasant
Fis
Aimee
Los Anges
McPherson
Viva
Minnie Kenedy
Crangela
Mipthey
Covdatendant
Crestmoor
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