Army aviation crash kills three officers in two incidents
An army aeroplane near Hempstead Falls thirty five feet killing Corporal Frank S. Scott and fatally injuring Second Lieutenant Lewis C. Rockwell. A second fatality, English officer John L Longstaff, died in a Patna m biplane crash after a wire jammed. Mechanic Pierre Chavellier was injured but survived.
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Washingt
Sen. U
United States Army Aviation Field
Frank S. Scott
Lewis C. Rock
Rockwell
Scott
Hempstead
John L Longstaff
Pierre Chavellier
Longstad
Chavellier
Royal Aero Ranh
England
Mexico
Charges Filed With Justice Dept Over Standard Oil Decree
Attorney for Waters-Plever Oil accuses New Jersey Standard Oil of violating the decree dissolving the company. He argues the subsidiary firms remain controlled by the same stockholders and that leadership remained unchanged since dissolution.
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Department of Justice
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jepsey
Department of Justice of Washington
S. W. Periyce, Jr
Waters-Plever Oil Company
Deciares
Fordyes
Aand
Standard Oil
GE New Jersey
New Jersey Company
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Four Die in House Fire Near Payson Illinois
Four people were murdered and incinerated in a Payson area country home near Payson. Charles Pfrate Schmidt and his wife Blanche aged sixteen and Miss Emima Kaem Den, twenty one, died in their beds as the house burned around them. A frame structure adjoining the main dwelling was the only part not in the residence. The victims were asleep when killed. The house and bodies left only charred remains as investigators probed the tragedy.
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Quincy
Charles Pfrateschmidt
Blanche
Emima Kaem den
Twery
Pfanschmidt
Payson
Mieg Kaempen
Titus
West End
London
New Westminster
T. C
St. Louis
7. C. Adams
Win
Kansas City Southern
M. A. Neal
W Siepert
Joseph Perrom
Wickersham
Chester County
Cesar Croft
Villacoublay
Paris
Alexandre Millerand
Tinsman
Murige
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacife
General Managers’ Association of Chicago
Association of Western Railways
Chicago
Grand
Woodmen’ of America
Sterling
W. A. Northcott
Inchange
Sorling
Tall ‘Road
Cloumatro
Ban Feliu de Galoxs
Catalonia
Spain
Annual national vehicle show opens at Peoria
Reports from multiple cities highlight science, politics and crime. Harvard and Yale professors discuss virus and costs for flying. A dynamite incident injures a student in Rock Island. A capital murder case unfolds in Utah prison. Typhoon devastation damages Japan with heavy loss of life and homes.
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Rosenga
Harvard
Fisher
Yale
Menes
Peoria
Job I. Hedges
New York City
New York
Harrison Standish Smalley
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Charlevoix
Mich
Wille Greiner
Rock Island
Willie
Davill Gelger
Gelger
Braddock
Henry Thorne
Sugar Trust
Bay State Sugar Refining Company
Boston
Tony
Joseph FP. Stillman
Pfeffer
Missouri
Santa Fe
Sanu Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Barstow Junction
Cal
Chicago
Harrison
Des Moines Reports on Graft Probes and Education Shifts
Des Moines reports growing scrutiny of bridge fund losses and county revenues with calls for an expert audit and potential state legislation to curb waste. It covers Normal Course Libraries lists for rural teacher training, coal price suspicions, a failed major election at the Fifth Regiment, and the Danis Theological School move to Des Moines College in 1933.
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Des Moines
Clinton County
Jackson County
Board of Supervisors
Polk County
Boards of Supervisors
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
George H. Castle
Guy , Logan
C. M. Branley
Corning
C. W. Aiking
Winterset
J. Ross
Red Oak
Danish Theological School
Des Moinea
America
Clark’n Grove
Minn
Chicago University
Dea Maine College
Yonre
Pieter
Roy
Branon
Effie A. Romick
Cochran
Alice £ Rusnick
Charles B. Dickson
Darried
Grundyter
Reinveck
Wolfare
Town Congress of
Mother Parent Teacher's Association
Ottumya
Pocahontas County
Palmer
Ralston
Conservatory of Music
Fj Son College
Indianola
Rhodes
St. Catholic Church
Ute
Samuel McMains
Will McMains
Bloomfield
Wiford
Hubert Utterback
Judson. Brown
Elde
Mason City
Dubuque
Chicago Great Wes Railroad Company
Western
Fola la Follette
la Follette
Des Moin Misa
Ellsworth Stone Company
Iowa
Falla 7
Chickasaw
H Mice
Parole Board
Eton
Fort St
Socident
Wealthy Cedar Falls man arrested in hardware store theft
A well known Cedar Falls financier, Murphy of about 74 000 dollars net worth, was captured after an alleged attempt to rob the Willbury Lawrence hardware shop. Forty dollars disappeared from the Lawrence safe twenty minutes after closing. Lawrence had claimed multiple summer robberies but did not report them initially.
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Cedar Falls
C. 7
Th Murphy
Oliiver Courthoon
Willbiry Lawrence
Laplemenc
Flenler
Murphy
Lotnir
Lawrence
Supreme Court Revises Burlington Restaurant Liquor Case
Des Moines Sept 30. The supreme court holds the Burlington lower court erred by not requiring trial for liquor violations in a restaurant and tavern. Judge Withrow had released two men after decision. the pair operated an establishment where liquor flowed through a small window.
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Burlington
Des Moines
Supreme’ ‘Court
Ita
Withrow
Waltern
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Prosecution Sought After Trunk Prank Hits Bridal Trip
D W Middlesworth of Mt Ayr and a big bride left Ida Grove to wed. Jokers swapped checks on their trunk, sending it to Denison, leaving an empty trunk to Des Moines. They must cancel a two week wedding trip and the railroad may face heavy damages while guilty parties are sought.
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Ida Grove
D. W. Middlesworth
Mt. Ayr
Denison
Des Moines
Gasoline Fire Tragedy Claims Marshalltown Woman
Mise Mattle Deppe of Marshalltown died after pouring gasoline on a kitchen fire to hasten the blaze. The inferno spread to her father Fred Deppe’s house, destroying it and injuring Frank Pratt who was later praised for saving his livestock and himself. Union leaders claim early arbitration gains in wage talks with major transfer companies. Iowa reports $12,000 saved on diphtheria antitoxin due to a state health bulletin endorsement. Senator Wade, after visiting Clarinds state hospital, says O’Neill charges lack foundation and will yield a fuller report.
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Mise
Mattle Deppe
Marshalltown
Fred Deppe
Deppe
Iowa
Quarterly Health Bulletin
State Bord of Health
Sumner
Snys
Perdone
Benator Wade
State Board of Control
Clarinds State Hospital
D. W. O'Neil
Spencer
Morningside College
Sioux City
William Broke
Alta
Rhe
Company M
Town National Guard
Cherokee
Maple River
Battle Creek
Ida Grove
John IW. Ogle
Ames
United States Circuit Court
Thomas Clothing and Shoe
Ottumwa
Western Iowa Blackamitha and Wagonbakers’ Association
Missouri Valley
Iowa State Bank
Mason City
John Bridie
Pilot Rock
Lake City
Iowa League of Municipalities
New Martin
Seneca
George L. Boydston
Knoxville
Imogene Rebekah Lodge
I. 0. C. F. Hall
Sac City
Hiram Landis
Drake University
Paullina
Methodist
Misa Minnie Holmberg
C. A. Carlson
Lutheran Church
A. P. Westerberg
Des Moines
Peterson
George GC. Scott
Superior
Padelty Implements Company
Walker Lumber Company
William Breel
Council Bluffs
Irving Harding
Caroline Bradley
Will Hayes
Julius Jacobson
Danbury Trust and Savings Bank
Danbury
United’ Prash
Albia
Goater Goan to Omaha
Q Costér a Maxion county farmer who claims to have lost 92200 in a gambling det in Des Moines bitterly censured the chief of polled for permitting his fortune to falter he declared there are no hopes of finding the dead monarch this month.
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Goater Goan
Omaha
Q. Costér
Maxion County
Des Moines
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Peristi
Mexican Insurgente
Wilson
Joance Victor J. Dowling
Senator O'Gorman
Woodrow Wilatin
William F. Be
Democratic Committee
Sedgwick Opera House
Wichita
Kan
Near
Fare
Atore
Hosseiian
Frank Pratt
Northboro
Mr. Pratt
Union Termeters
Health Bulletin
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