Henry Field Dies End of Marshall Field Trust Plans
Henry Field heir to half of the Marshall Field estate dies in Chicago. He and brother Marshall Field III were named in the will to inherit a large residuary trust held for them until 1945 with anticipated growth to about 1 billion dollars. Field enlisted as a private at the war’s start.
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Chicago
Henry Field
Marshall Field
New York
Marshall Field III
Nancy Kean Perkins
Young Fields
Marshall Field I
Marshall Field, Jr
Field, Jr
Henry and
Marshall III
Young Field
Invis Cavalry
German Spy Paymaster and Organizer Arrested in New York
Department of Justice agents arrested two Germans in New York July 7. Carl Heynen, an organizer and Mexican affairs authority, and F. A. Barzemeister, described as a spy paymaster, were seized amid links to Von Papen and earlier German diplomatic and business connections. Heynen formerly served as German consul at Mexico City. Barzemeister allegedly operated as a paymaster for the spy network.
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New York
Department of Justice
Wranz von Papen
Washington
Carl Heynen
F. A. Barzemeister
Heynen
Mexico City
von Papen
Falmouth
Germany
Three New Oil Wells Near Petersburg Ind
The Michael Murphy Oil company drilled a fifty barrel well on the Owen Smith case five miles west of Petersburg. The Ohio company will complete a well on the Lartinger lease and the Te rsent Company a Well on the poor farm lease. Loans by U.S. Now total $1,203,000,000. Washington reports an additional war loan of $109,000,000 to France, bringing credits to other nations to $210,000,000 and the total American loans to $1,303,000,000.
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Petersburg
Ind
Michael Murphy Oil Company
Her
2Bhio Company
Lartinger Jease
Bease
U.S
Washington
France
Joana
Unkrich Boys Band Concert Program
The Unkrich Boys Band presents a program Tuesday at 8 PM directed by Geo W Unkrich. Selections include America March Militaire Pparedness The Feast of Lanterns Bennet March The Undertow Somnoembula Grand Selection Songs From the CG Spanish Serenade The Thunderer Oriental Intermezzo Arabian Nights Star Spangled Banner.
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Unkrich
Geo. W. Unkrich
America
Guido Detro
Alarinet
Thornton
Averill Haramer
Margaret White
Mereis
Sousa Oriental
Csiakaes Mine
Local Personals from Ot tumwa and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs W W Dyer of Ot tumwa spent yesterday with relatives in the city A K Harper called to Kansas City by his father John Harper s illness Mr Teeter of Kansas City visiting at Mrs John Gosick s home Mr and Mrs Jack Facer visited relatives in Libertyville Ralph Ward Co K from Ft Madison visited his mother Mrs Richard Fisher Mrs John Cammack returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Wm Gif ford at Bloomfield Harry Craig and two children visited his mother in Salem yesterday
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W. W. Dyer
Ottumwa
A. K. Harper
Kansas City
John Harper
Teeter
John Gosick
Jack Facer
Libertyville
Ralph Ward
Co. K
Ft. Madison
Richard Fisher
John Cammack
Wm. Gifford
Bloomfield
Harry Craig
Salem
The Town Slough by Ellis M Clarke and Others
A quirky column blends humor and social quips on weather succotash politics and daily life. It notes Mr Verle Frazey's trip to Lockridge, jokes about prices and a quip on a Maxim silencer, reflecting a light editorial voice.
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Mrs. Verle Frazey
Lockridge
Local News Briefs Highlight Short Visits and Travel
A batch of short notes lists residents and visitors in the area. Prof Glen Whitmer of Fremont spent yesterday in the city with friends. The Samuelson family toured to Mt Pleasant to visit relatives. Beulah Mors of Kahoka is visiting her sister in town. Laverne Larson of Burlington en route to Centerville paused here briefly. The Droz home hosted Joan Campbell and children from Birmingham. Donald McGregor of Ottumwa visited J S Gantz. Ann Fellows and Elizabeth Campbell traveled to Galesburg Illinois to visit relatives. Hale of Marshalltown spent time with Mrs Louisa Hale on West Hempstead Street. H W Conner and son Jack returned to Bloomfield after visiting Dr W H Conner. Mrs H C Alston visited sister Mrs John Scott in Birmingham. Mayor R H Munro traveled to Davenport on business. Joseph Loofborough and Ed Syfert hosted guests near Birmingham. Mrs E M Neiswanger and two children returned from Crawfordsville after a week visiting her father.
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John O. Samuelton
Vern
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Cornick
Beulah Mor S
Kahoka
Charles Starr
West Hempstead Street
Laverne Larson
Burlington
Centerville
FE. G. Cuddy
Joan Campbell
Birmingham
Joseph ©. Droz
Donald McGregor
Otumwa
J. S Gantz
Ann FeHlows
Elizabeth Campbell
Galesburg, IL
S&s. Gantz
John Teeter
Hale
Marshalltown
Louisa Hale
H. W. Conner
Jack
Bloomfield
W. H. Conner
H. C. Alston
John Scott
R. H. Munro
Davenport
J Ceph Loofbourrow
Ed. Syfert
E. M. Neiswanger
Crawfordsville
Pershing Arrives in France to Allied Welcome
The arrival of General Pershing in France is met with warm, cordial reception reflecting strong Franco American ties. The photo captures his first steps ashore from the ship carrying him from England, symbolizing U S aid as highly valued by France.
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American Press Association
Britain
General Pershing
France
United States
England
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Ford
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Akron, Ohio
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Mutual Film Corporation
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Marguerite Clark
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Metro Picture Service
Viola Dana
God
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Velaska Suratt
Jesse L Lasky
Margaret Illington
Jessel Lasky
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