Henry Field dies leaving vast Field estate plans in ruin
Chicago reports Henry Field grandson of Marshall Field dies in New York at a young age five months after marrying Nancy Kean Perkins. The will had set aside a $125 million residuary trust for Henry and his brother Marshall Field III until 1945, with a future potential near $1 billion.
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Henry Field
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New York
Marshall Field III
Nancy Kean Perkins
Young Fields
Marshall Field I
Marshall Field, Jr
Field, Jr
Oof
Wenry
Marshall
Arrested as spy leaders in New York raids
Department of Justice agents arrested two Germans in New York. Carl Heynen, an organizer and Mexican affairs expert, and F A Barzemeister, alleged spy paymaster, were linked to von Papen's circle and German embassy contacts. Heynen previously served as German consul in Mexico City and with the Hamart-American line.
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New York
Department of Justice
Mexico City
von Papen
Falmouth
Germany
Personal notices and light quotes from local readers
The clipping lists visits and travels among Ot tumwa residents including Mr. and Mrs. Dyer of Ot tumwa, A. K. Harper, Mr. Teeter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Facer, Ralph Ward, Mrs. John Cammuack, and Harry Craig with family. It adds light aphorisms and weather notes reflecting small-town life and humor.
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W. W. Dyer
Ottumwa
A. K. Harper
Kansas City
John Harper
Teeter
Ravens City
John Gosick
Jack Facer
Libertyville
Ralph Ward
Co. K
Ft. Madison
Richard Fisher
John Cammuack
Vist
Wm. Gifford
Bloomfield
Harry Craig
Salem
Local residents visit city neighbors in casual trips
Fremont professor Glen Whitmer spent yesterday in the city with friends. Burlington couple Laverne Larson and wife traveled through to Centerville for a visit with Mrs. E. G. Cuddy. Several others, including Miss Beulah Morris from Kahoka and families such as the Gantz and McGregor groups, were noted visiting relatives and friends around the area. Mayor Munro and other residents also conducted brief travels for personal business.
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Glen Whitmer
Fremont
City
John O. Samuelton
Vern
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Cornick
Beulah Morris
Kahoka
Charles Starr
West Hempstead Street
Laverne Larson
Burlington
Centerville
Join Campbell
Birmingham
Yesteray
Donald McGregor
Otumwa
J. S Gantz
Ann Fellows
Elizabeth Campbell
Galesburg
S&s. Gantz
John Teeter
John Teeter South of the City. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hale
Marshalltown
Louisa Hale
Oil Well Drilling Report Near Petersburg Indiana
Michael Murphy Oil company drilled a fifty barrel well on the Owen Smith Lease five miles west of Petersburg. The Whip company will complete a well on the Basinger lease and the Bement Display a well on the Poor Farm Lease.
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Petersburg
Ind
Michael Murphy Oil Company
Owen Smith
Whip Company
Poor Farm
U.S. Extends New France Loan Total Reaches 1.303 Billion
Washington July 7 announces another year loan of 1.1 billion dollars to France. This brings France credits to 310 million and total American loans to allied nations to 1.303 billion.
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U. S
Washington
France
Pershing in France First Picture of General as He Landed at Boulogne
General John J. Pershing arrives in France and is photographed on Boulogne harbor as the Allied forces begin their war effort. The image marks the general’s first appearance in the European theater amid growing tensions in Europe.
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Boulogne
General Pershing in France Brotherly Welcome
Photo shows General Pershing saluting at the France port as he prepares his first step ashore from the ship that carried him from England. The article notes the aid of the United States is valued morally by the French, even more than by the British, and highlights cordial Franco American sentiment.
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American Press Association
Britain
General Pershing
France
United States
Hugland
Unkrich Boys Band Concert Program
The Unkrich Boys Band presents a program Tuesday evening at 8 under Geo W Unkrich. It features America March Militaire Paredness Overture The Feast of Lanterns and other works with soloists Miss Margaret White and Thornton Averill among performers.
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Unkrich
Geo. W. Unkrich
America
Guido Deiro
Bennet
Margaret White
Holmes
the Thunderer
Sousa Oriental
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